skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the USSR they ran Grapes of Wrath, which focuses on the plight of the poor in America, in theaters as an attempt at anti US propaganda. It backfired spectacularly because the mostly poor audience mainly came out of it saying "in America even poor people have cars!"

The Soviet bureaucrats who came up with the plan were of course all from the upper class, and they cared so little for the poor in their anti-capitalist command economy that they didn't even realize how much poorer they were than the poor people in the movie.

In capitalism we make food so cheap that even poor people can get fat. If we put anti-capitalists like you in charge they will starve.
"Now"??? That was as clear as the sky ~5,000 years ago, when Egyptian farmers were spending parts of their idle dry seasons building those trendy new "pyramid" things for burials of the well-to-do. And a millennia or two later, the Greek myth-writers strongly favored kings, princes, and bastard sons of divine beings for "hero" roles in their stories.
They can't now, because of cost. Surely it will be nothing in a few years.
Nobody says anything about altruism, but a balance of public good and private profit. Like G.G. Martin is somehow much better than these corporations, profiting from writing a book once and collecting money for 70 years or more.
Why no other professions receive money from consumers for an eternity?

Surely your teacher should take part of your earnings? Your mechanic, if you are truck driver?
Your doctor, if he saved you from death or disability?
Your
i honestly dont know why anyone would use Calyx when GrapheneOS exists. The amount of engineering and attention that went to GrapheneOS, Calyx utterly pales in comparison. Is it not just a glorified LineageOS / AOSP fork with a few preinstalled apps and a firewall?
Yeah. I wrote the code for a controller that managed the temperature of a lubricant. The heater was a propane-fired burner that was mounted on the same skid. Every so often we'd get a random reboot. Finally, when it was very quiet, I heard a soft 'tic' just before I noticed that the CPU had rebooted again. EMI from the spark gap that ignited the propane was coupling back into the I/O lines and would occasionally reset the CPU.

One of those things where if it had happened 100% of the time we'd have figured it out quickly. But it was so infrequent that no one thought of that as a cause.
All doable, but you have to got somewhere first paid clients.

For example, exists some services provide lists. Even exist books, literally lists of business ideas.

After about yearS of business, you could learn, how to find business opportunities yourself, so you will not depend on those external sources, but you need more than 6 months, to train your brain to understand commercial Universe, totally different from tech.

As example, in business just don't working first law of thermodynamics, because business by definition working on borders, so could get energy and matter from outside (from abroad), where it could be much cheaper than from local or near and traditional sources.
The Simpsons would have stayed so fresh if they had let the cast of characters age naturally from the beginning, have children, pass on, etc.
Pretty sure that the allegations just brought attention to his channel and he got demonetized for other dangerous messaging in his content.

They’ve (reluctantly) demonetized anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists before when their content got the wrong kind of attention from advertisers.
> The right has Jordan Peterson and a raft of people discussing men's issues. The left has NO equivalent. The silence is deafening.

And this is a great pity. The left needs someone understanding male problems, able to discuss them and offer some concrete plan forward. The deafening silence you mentioned causes the gap go wider and decreases the chances of mutual understanding, as exemplified by many comments under this article.
I do not think I follow your last two sentences. Both for bits and for qubits, two-bit gates are required (e.g. NAND for classical and CNOT for quantum). The bits/qubits need to interact for such a gate to happen and should be isolated from one another before/after the gate. And same as with bits and grounding and wire spacing, we use various decoupling techniques for qubits.

Of course, qubits are drastically more difficult, but the principle is the same.
They are both trash!!!

I do agree that TOML is a better option. Easy to write and easy to read.
Signed locally using your GPG key is the correct answer to this (IMO), otherwise you're replacing a one attestation with a much weaker one.
You can learn all you want, but ai is a software, not a “we”.
> I wonder under what circumstances I became ensnared.

> I’d like to treat this professionally, and push back to the extent we can.

Those are the exact reasons you need a lawyer, since doing the wrong thing will make things far worse than they are now, even if you are in the right.
Hmm. I don't think so. Whether humans are machines or not is really a matter of faith, not dictionary definitions, I would think.

It was a pithy one-liner about categories in response to a pithy one-liner about categories.

But I'd say the underlying question I'm trying to ask is philosophical: what property do humans have and machines lack that makes the first's learning from copyrighted works acceptable, and the second's unacceptable? (eastof suggested a property below).
This looks super handy, I will definitely take a moment to try it out.

For those asking what DuckDB is: columnstore databases like DuckDB may be slower at data ingestion, but are very quick at multi-GB sums, counts, and aggregations.
Shite – a static page with blog in 300L of posix shell script
Still doesn’t protect you against hardware based backdoors, or other types of backdoors like memory injection or supply chain, to get data on the fly

> When servers are rebooted or provisioned for the first time, we can be safe in the knowledge that we get a freshly built kernel

Any info what’s the period of time doing so? Do you provision them every day, week? An hour maybe? The more the period the less chance of some attack vectors.
> 'S.Q.L.' is far too many syllables, and 'sequel' isn't much better. 'Squeal' is just one syllable, so obviously better.

I think that "sequel" and "squeal" have basically the exact same consonant and vowel sounds just in different orders.

I mean I know you're making a bit of a joke here, but I'm having fun saying the two words and picking apart the sounds.
We're wrung out by society, every drip of productivity or money grabbed by a mad free for all struggle to... be comfortable and not have to struggle.

Men and women in the USA are used up by industry and capital to the point of damaging their bodies. People turn to mood-altering substances to try to dull the mental, emotional, and physical pain.

In parallel to the efforts to make society better for both men and women, we should be attacking the root causes of oppression. We can only fix that by attacking inequality, poverty, lack of access to mental/physical healthcare, and injustice. If you reduce the stressors, fewer people will turn to the toxic aspects of society that promise easy answers and simple actions.

We do need to be listening to everyone, with no exceptions. However there's no guarantee that those ideas will be good or moral, and some segments or ideologies forget that. There's no right to have your ideas accepted or to never receive criticism.
There are plenty of 50-60 mpg (uk) cars around that don’t even have Bluetooth.
Using the "culture wars" to 1) sell books and 2) hide the real problem: which is class warfare.

Billionares sucking the life out of our planet and people and are happy that we're squabbling over how "the left treats men" instead of looking up to ones that are causing a global mental health crisis
It's strange, for a jump from historical to an evolutionary timescale. I find this really hard to believe though naturally archeologists must be knowing what they're doing.
Improving the boot times of servers with a custom coreboot BIOS
I want to use a desk, but I can't
Please provide more substance when saying something like this. Kindly explain why you feel it is flawed instead of flatly rejecting it without elaboration.
I'm pretty ignorant of state of the art robotics and had assumed for years that approaches like this were used, e.g. by Boston Dynamics. Surprising to see that it's a new thing.
Aren't you just describing Tor?
This is the money quote, imho:

“This brings me, at last, to the main purpose of my talk. Large educational implications exist, if my answer to Glotz’s problem is roughly right and you make one more assumption I believe true – that most Ph.D. educators, even psychology professors and business school deans, would not have given the same simple answer I did. And, if I am right in these two ways, this would indicate that our civilization now keeps in place a great many educators who can’t satisfactorily explain Coca-Cola, even in retrospect, and even after watching it closely all their lives. This is not a satisfactory state of affairs.”
I was also was ready to add a credit card but have also moved off gmail.

The concept sounds great though, I have to imagine there is another product out there, or will be soon, that does not require gmail.
This rather sound like an inside facing expectations adjustment implying "don't fire assembly workers yet", with Toyota eagerness I'd imagine you'll be either fired on spot for blatantly lying or forced to make it happen by end of the quarter if you'd even suggest that.
Farmers market?
Modern models are increasingly trained on synthetic data.
>Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.

>When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names.

>Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.

Sure looks like it's your posting privileges that are in danger, not his.
Drawing a parallel between "left talking to boys" and "my brother's keeper being originally hyper-targeting AA boys in inner city areas but then being expanded to every group under the sun" calling out why its not effective. Through the 4th wave feminist lens, anything that helps men (or a subgroup of men) alone is by definition evil. Making it all inclusive kept the name only but it lost the ability to help those in need the most. This also ignores the 100s of other interest groups that target the other demographics.

We can always make the claim that why artificially limit it to just that subgroup or why can't these specific group of men find help in the all inclusive programs we have already, but then we get back to where we started, that is "see we are talking to men".

This is also an allagory at every other attempt of the left wing lens trying to help men. Society is very quick to shove in my face "black patient with black doctors and female patient with female doctors have better outcomes" but for some reason an issue faced by men needs to be watered down or not addressed completely.
And why is their work more important than anyone else's?
Why won't we pay doctors, teachers and others for 70 years instead of once?
Good to see a full lifecycle assessment!
It's an abuse of Ycombinator servers that I can't paste a Billion Laughs statement that just fills up your parser with NONONONONONONONO for the next sixtillion eternities.

Because NONONONONONO . .

OK seriously. Seriously. These people all chillin' here in the future and talking about how great XML is need to jump in my DeLorean back to 2002. Or maybe try using XML for a few years. Or decades.

* Schemas break XML *all the time*[1],
* "XML-aware" diff/merge[4],
* No Such Thing As Line Breaks[2],
* Sneaky proprietary entities[3],
* NAMESPACES,
* "1NF? Is that a sex thing?",
* Computability[4],
* FRICKIN CHARSETS,
* asemantic but pretends to have semantics,
* Hierarchy Fetishism

And so so so much more. The combined effect of this is that it reduces the volume of the tool ecosystem for a given XML spec. Don't believe me? Run the metrics on gitlab/github/npm/pip/DaSEA[5].

So the tool ecosystem is - very often - only as big as a singular project. It's one of the reasons there's so many XML editor vendors. In S1000D, it's pretty common to have a special vendor for each project.

XML completely nukes, by its essential nature, any possibility of using standard tools. There is an entire category of emergent technology - Lightweight Markup Languages - that were invented, by individuals, working for free, for no other reason than to get out of XML.

Using XML at scale is something that should never happen, for any reason, ever. It's this horrifying perfect storm of non-technical academics steering a crew of malcontents still angry at how GML went. Ol' Linus was a bit of a butthole, but he was right on the money when it came to XML. ALL of the problems YML has that are mentioned - they can ALL be found in XML, but they're magnified times fifty bazillion because of the inherent lack of support.

[1] Leading whitespace in attributes? HOW CHARMING. Yeah, that's in a schema, a very popular one. So each schema is its own language, and both DITA and S1000D allow for virtually any level of customization on top of that, and on top of THAT, in S1000D, you have to contend with each of the Issues. Seriously, it's a flashback to the pre-ATA100/JASC 1930s "shop manual" systems.

[2] No such thing as "normalized" when it comes to XML whitespace, which means no lines, no tabs, no spaces. Everything is elements. Oh, ha ha, unless there's dual-mode DTD/XSD validation . . which should REALLY have its own bullet. Do you realize, in any way, how incredibly radioactive external entities in a internet-facing parser are?

[3] REVBARS! Oh, and FRICKIN CGMs. Good luck processing those, because they were golden tickets handed out to ISO-favored software vendors.

[4] Infinite arbitrary nesting combined with whitespace agnostic means it's REALLY hard to make any sort of compute optimization unless you load the WHOLE thing into memory. An xml-aware git repository has performance several orders of magnitude worse than a normal one, and if used in quantity with goofball schemas, you can actually choke a Bitbucket CLI.

[5] https://dasea-project.github.io/DASEA/
I don't think it does. Not judging him either way, but YouTube is selling ads. Advertisers generally don't want to buy ads on anything controversial. So YouTube stops the flow of ads shown on his videos. That's it. He can still publish videos and YouTube will still pay for all the delivery costs of whoever wants to watch them.

I would do exactly the same. If someone brought me $1m in revenue, and I've got $1b in revenue overall, and if selling you would piss off $100m worth of revenue generating customers and there's any chance they mignt buy less from me to avoid you, I'll just drop you. Maybe you become acceptable to my customers again, maybe not, I don't care, I'm going to take the safe path to protect my revenue. If you don't like that post elsewhere. Watch him elsewhere. Send him money elsewhere, what do I care?

It's that all the way down. If I'm selling something probably I don't want to be seen to be giving money to anything that upsets even 10% of people. I'd rather them see my ads on other videos instead.
it’s like a columnar store sqlite, better performance for analytical data
Have you used Garage in production/professional? What has your experience been like?
I rented a skoda this year and I own a VW. They share the same "infotainment" system and it's shit. I otherwise like volkswagen but I can't recommend them based on their awful computer. I joke that it must have been designed by someone who had never been in a car and didn't know what it was for, and by that standard I guess it's decent.
Yes, you can replace it with:

www.youtube.com###items > .ytd-watch-next-secondary-results-renderer.style-scope:nth-of-type(n+2)

This will block the 2nd item and onwards. Note, YT seems to use display:none for behaviour and will fetch up to 160 records for every page, 20items at a time.
Exceptionally well-put. Thank you
My 2017 silverado pops up a message telling me to keep my eyes on the road while driving cause it’s dangerous to take your eyes off the road for a long time while the truck is moving.
Honestly it's one of those things you just have to try and figure out a bit through trial and error, especially as a lot can depend on your local climate, soil type, etc. If you have any local gardening or allotment groups, the wisdom of the elders can be invaluable, but sometimes you have to go your own way to find out what works for you. My advice would always be start small with easy things like herbs, then work your way up.

Besides that, there are a lot of great resources on YouTube. Personally, I mostly watch the British videos because - bluntly - Americans are very wealthy and always have loads of land, power tools, cheap resources, pick up trucks, backhoes, etc. and I don't have any of that. They also seem to be a lot more serious about it, with homesteading or even borderline industrial setups. The British videos tend to be much more about bodging things on a budget in a small back garden for fun, which is much closer to what I'm doing! Also I don't have to worry about climactic differences that way.

With that being said, some of my favourite channels are alexgrowsfood, GrowVeg, Charles Dowding, homegrown.garden, My Family Garden, Down to Earth with Jim, Castle Hill Garden, and of course, BBC Gardeners World. I also love (and am a member of) the Royal Horticultural Society.
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37535142
Strongly disagree. It's Israeli, but minor difference. The US has PRISM and newer operations that are just as if not more advanced. Can you show anything China has done. That's remotely close to what the US has done in Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Somalia, Indonesia, Panama, Grenada, Philippines, Japan, Yugoslavia, Laos, Cambodia, Guatemala, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, and the thousands of regime change operations the US has conducted? The US also incarcerates more people than any other country in the history of the world. We also have more murders by police than nearly any other country and far more than China. I can go on.
Well when you have a lot of money you can afford a legal team that can preemptively terrorize people for publishing anything that has even a whiff of bad press. Why do you think the offshore financial world can maintain the level of secrecy it has.
To many Indians, it is more than a year's income. As an Indian citizen resident in India, I wouldn't advise a friend to be carrying around 1k USD worth or INR in cash.
I'm definitely not using DALL·E 3 :) but this is has been my experience for all other image generators
Looking at seller tools, I could really use a help document explaining what sorts of CSV columns you support on this page:
https://manapool.com/seller/inventory/import

It just says "accepted file formats: csv" but nothing beyond that.
>the compute horsepower to process exaflops of data

Lol. How many bytes in a flop again? Or maybe FLOP = FuckLoad Of Petabytes.
Greed? It's a pretty textbook case for regulation.
Even if you think you don't need or want a lawyer, you need or want a lawyer. Simple actions that make sense to you can have huge negative repercussions. The law isn't something you can understand technically as a software developer/ML researcher.

There are many things we shouldn't have to do. But if we don't do, we place ourselves at a disadvantage, merely due to an adversarial/unfair system. Do you want to favor purity over reality? Then you will be frustrated, for reality cannot be denied.
Based on this part:

Asparouhov is quoted as saying in an interview in Ars Technica. “We are effectively the polar opposite type of re-entry vehicle. If those are luxurious limousines, we’re building like a 1986 Toyota Corolla that is meant to be less than a million bucks a pop, quickly refurbished, and then shot right back into space.”

I'd speculate it's about the physical safety of the return vehicle.

This appears to be the safety sheet for ritonavir: https://cdn.caymanchem.com/cdn/msds/13872m.pdf The lowest fatal dose in mice is 400 mg/kg, and the LD50 is over 2500 mg/kg. It seems like a fatal dose would present more kinetic danger than chemical. Plus the entire capsule is only 120 kg. Even if it were entirely made of ritonavir, and a single human ingested all of it, they'd have to weigh 48kg or less to hit the LD50. It is listed as being an eye irritant, but I would imagine so are half the chemicals in a spacecraft.
Exactly. I was more focused on visualizing accurate physics about the object. In that sense it was "vivid". Color simply didn't factor in since it wasn't in the prompt. I can, at this moment visualize complex scenes with color without much issue. Especially after looking up aphantasia more closely, I'm highly skeptical of this test. With that said, I do think I tend to think _without_ color for practical purposes--most of the time I'm just interested in the kinetics of things I'm working through. Otherwise I'm very apt to feel like things have colors about them (my daughter, for instance, has a burnt orange personality; "cosmic" is a yellow word; serene is blue; 118 is red)--so it's not simply having a propensity for not thinking or, more importantly, _feeling_ in color.
I auto rename the tab to the program that is running currently. So visually scan the window list for vim, then hit the prefix followed by the number of the window.

But if you really need alt-tab, I can see why this won't work (unless you manage to integrate tmux windows into your window manager).
I don't understand why the west, including us in the US, even put up with Erdogan's regime at all. I remember when Erdogan's personal bodyguards decided to start attacking peacefully protesting US residents in Washington DC in open street violence. They didn't even get arrested (diplomatic immunity I suppose) for assaulting US residents and citizens protesting against his brutal non-democratically elected regime.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LraNlv__AU4

It infuriates me that this injustice was allowed to stand. Are we just going to let brutal dictators visit the US and cause open violence on our streets against peaceful demonstrators exercising their 1st amendment rights?
Bingo. I’m weighing whether to start a fundraiser and counterpunch these people in court. But I’d only ask for money if there was a chance we could protect other people from this.

In this case, they seem to be acting within the bounds of the law. But can any random lawyer really remand access to every facet of someone’s digital life with no criminal investigation?
For the most part we’re talking about static images here, atleast for the current state of LLMs and those are all freely viewable online.
Yeah, 1mb of WASM != 1mb of JS.

WASM is much faster to start up since you don't have all the parsing and compiling overhead.
Thanks for sharing. I don't use Dark mode but someone might be interested in this!
"AIs will never reach or exceed human intellectual capabilities" is an example of Wittgenstein's point that philosophical debates only sound interesting because they don't define their terms first. If you define AI this is I think either trivially true or trivially false.

In the cases where it's false (you could get an artificial human) it still doesn't obviously lead to bad real life consequences, because that relies on another unfounded leap from superintelligence to "takes over the world" ignoring things like, how does it pay its electricity bills, and how does it solve the economic calculation problem.

It's more like having children. Sure they might become a serial killer, but that's a weird reason not to do it.
Nice job launching this site -- that's a big venture, and no easy feat! With recent consolidations (and shutdowns, like CardSphere) that the MTG world has seen, I think we're definitely in prime territory for needing a competing marketplace.

What would you say are your key differentiators in the market space? Lower fees? Better tools?