skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have one of these to share. My first job out of college the office had an issue where at ~3pm every day, the network would go down for a minute or two, then be slow for a while after coming back up. This as a digital marketing company, so lots of file/image/video uploads happening all the time. We ultimately determined it was the router hitting max load, crashing then rebooting and having to manage all the pending uploads. From everyone realizing it was getting close to the end of the day, and making sure their video uploads were started. The company had grown a lot in the last year, but was still using a home grade router/wap combo. I replaced it with a UniFi AP and an UniFi edgerouter. And the problem went away!
> It's like every other framework is slowly rediscovering why React made the decisions it made

Nope. More like every other framework is slowly rediscovering that observables and dependency tracking offers the best DX and most of the innovations that React introduced have better alternatives.
C’est Fessse de Bouc :)
To refresh your memory, the context of this thread is that JimDabell argued that software automation increased demand for software programmers, and the same will be true for art. I responded that there's no guarantee of that, and then you pointed out that it can't be stopped. Which may be the case but it has no bearing on the question of whether artists will lose their careers. Just because it's inevitable doesn't mean it's not a cause for legitimate concern.
> Instead of proper sources here's some guy who will pretend to be your friend and do silly comedic things for you while explaining it to you on the 5th grade level.

Well, Mark Rober's intended, primary audience (don't let youtube hear this) is 5th graders so I don't know what you expected.

They aren't trying to sell kiwico kits to 26 year olds you know.
I will agree that conceptually logging can be much cheaper than tracing ever can, but in practice any semi-serious attempt at structured logging ends up looking very, very close to tracing. In fact I'd go so far as to say that the two are effectively interchangeable at a point. What you do with that information, whether you index it or build a graph, is up to you -- and that is where the cost creeps in.

Adding timestamps and UUIDs and an encoding is par for the course in logging these days, I don't think that is the right angle to criticize efficiency.

Tracing can be very cheap if you "simply" (and I'm glossing over a lot here) search for all messages in a liberal window matching each "span start" message and index the result sets. Offering a way to view results as a tree is just a bonus.

Of course, in practice this ends up meaning something completely different, and far costlier. Why that is I cannot fathom.
The real open AI research institute these days seem to be DAIR.
I think you're right — I thought about it a little more after I replied.

I guess it'll just have to be comparisons of the general concepts. It'll be good to see the change in understanding of the prompt and the change in image detail.

If anyone at OpenAI wants to give me early access to give me a head-start… smiles
I would assume that Google already uses gmail data for training Bard. Is there reason to believe that's not true?
My perception: The Guardian deteriorated substantially around 2015. They became an establishment paper. The Guardian is mostly predictable, boring and neocon nowadays.

https://theintercept.com/2016/12/29/the-guardians-summary-of...
The government of Ontario cares and my goal is to get citizenship. Not pissing off the government or professional bodies is a great way to facilitate that goal lol
To be fair, nsfw is a considerable market, which itself is plenty big enough for hold many many businesses.
llm trained on literotica, anyone?
If Discord hijacked all the communities, wouldn't elixirforum not exist? Seems like a contradiction...
It’s impossible to know if it applies to this case, but the UK has laws that can forbid media to report on a story and also to forbid them to mention anything about being forbidden to report it.
pinside.com is a quality community for pinball people, including sales. I found the operator I bought my pinball machine from and got a reasonable price. Most mainstream sites are highly overpriced, but prices soared since I got mine and haven't stopped.
Interesting, where do you see this discussed? I sub to r/bropill, they're a very positive men's support sub on reddit.
ShutAI is catchier.
> brand aware

I got so tired of Mathematica italicizing its own name when I was in college so I figured out how to type it in two phases so it wouldn’t. It was my tiny little petty victory over Stephen Wolfram ruining math for me.

I know that struggle.
Hands are a more or less solved problem. At least in midjourney.
First, a president's administration is not "the left" or "the right". In fact, it's frequently just "the lesser of two evils", as we so often hear from the voters, depending on the particular policy topic.

Second, an administration not having "an agenda" for an issue as intractable/abstract as mental health is not a sign that they don't genuinely care.

That said, I certainly agree that the president - in fact, all presidents, left or right - have paid no more than lip service to men's societal struggles, image issues, mental health, etc, but that is clearly not the driving thesis in this thread.
The big risk now are startups who raised money in 2021 and are coming due for another round.
Property wealth
Pre-Trial is limited, needs a judge to aprove and is counted against your sentence. Pre-Hearing used to be limited, I'd have to lie on how long exactly, and required a suspected crime to be committed. Something rooted in German history.

Exception, and that got abused often, held in psychiatry in case of imminent risk of self harm and / or harming others.
I fully agree with you about vuln scans, but as a counterpoint there have been dozens of times when I've saved hours of debugging with a well-applied strace or tcpdump. Logging and monitoring are great and necessary, but they'll only catch things you thought of ahead of time; using them to debug something ongoing is basically printf() debugging where compile time = the full length of your CI/CD pipeline.
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction [pdf]
> Unless you are willing to tolerate false negatives

We tolerate false negative all the time: Terrorism is not eradicated at all in UK. Barring successful results, the police should stop harassing people.
I use openstreetmap for years now. Because of a never ending shit stream of abuse and rule bending and just plain illegal activities from Google.
I'm not asking for the problem of key derivation to be solved by ElectricSQL per se, just wondering if it can handle E2E encrypted data in any way. That said, I disagree with how difficult it is: there are a lot of approaches that are not too ridiculous. For example, a simple approach to E2EE is to use a PAKE like SRP to do password authentication, then since the password is kept secret, you can use a normal KDF to derive a symmetric key from the password. From here, you can e.g. store symmetric and public key matter on a server or synced across your clients, encrypted using the password/KDF. If this sounds familiar, it's exactly how password managers work and the main downsides are that it requires password authentication (can't use any auth mechanism that doesn't somehow discretely convey a secret to the client) and the forgot password situation is more complicated (if you have no backups of the key, you can't recover any data. However, that's not an unreasonable compromise in exchange for E2EE.)

Just like TLS, it'd probably be bad if most people implemented SRP from scratch. That said, I did write my own implementation of SRP-6a (a variant of SRP based on the RSA cryptosystem) in TypeScript and I found it fairly simple to do. There are also PAKEs that provide even better security properties than SRP-6a, but good implementations of them are still lacking for now.

What Matrix does seems pretty simple, it just has a lot of moving parts and nuance; the underlying keys are essentially sent directly between clients after a key exchange is performed and verified out of band to ensure there is no eavesdropping and that the two clients are connected to who they think they are.

As far as I know, Signal sidesteps key management almost entirely and only allows one logged in device, and everything else must proxy through it. That's pretty lame, though I understand the stakes are very high to get it 'right' and keeping the moving parts to a minimum was likely high priority.
I am also interested in self-hosting, I really dig the design and interface but not being able to self-host is a no-go for me. Discourse is just terrible overall and the only other real alternative is xenforo which is extremely pricy.
When I worked my first job in retail in the mid eighties - we were selling Atari ST and there was an official Atari bulletin to do exactly that. It would reseat the socketed chips.
It's not that wild. Alexander Dumas did collaborate with other writers on some of his most famous works.
> It made me wonder what a “no compromise craftsmanship” computer or software would look like.

Dwarf Fortress fulfills each point of your criteria, and some more that I could add. It's an epic achievement.

I don't play it. I've never invested the brain cycles it would take to learn the interface, and I know that if I did I'd fall into a deep, deep hole that'd compromise every other priority in my life.
Honestly, although I don't agree with everything the article says, it does have a very good point.

Trump won in 2016 due to populism, on the belief that the American male was forgotten and left behind. As too, was rural America.

The left could easily win election after election by coming out and saying "yeah, we've done a lot for women, for people of color, for sexual minorities, etc...but here's a bunch of things we're doing for men, for the lower class, for the middle class, for rural America. Feminism is great, and masculinity is great too.".

If you get out in front of the messaging, and control it, right wing shock-jock culture warriors have no ammo. The GOP has won lots of elections simply because their media messaging is on point, consistent as hell, and repetitive. The left has ignored all their successful tactics instead of copying them, for some odd reason. I don't quite get it.
One Million Dollars isn't exactly a lot of money anymore. Seems as if single family homes cost nearly a million in many larger cities.
For now, all we know is this technology replaces the human capacity of drawing with good technique what a human wanted to be drawn. I think the relevant part of art is not the ability of generating an image, but to put thought on what you want to be there.
Additionally, I believe a general norm has been developing to not post raw output of ChatGPT without commentary/editing, because it's low value. If anyone wanted similar output, they could just ask ChatGPT themselves. It also often gives false info, as this one demonstrates. You need to fact check it and demonstrate that before posting it if you're posting it as a source of information, IMO.
Yeah I'll be interested to see how much you have to change the prompts to get similar styles
> And then also things that are cut and dry worse for men (i.e. suicide rate)

Not trying to dilute your point, because if you look at the "Data and Statistics" tab of the page you linked the disparity between male/female is clearly obvious. So I agree that the fact that is not talked about in the disparities is crazy. But, one thing I remember hearing when I was in high school was that suicide attempts were higher amongst women, but the suicide rate was higher amongst men. There is a mention of this in the article for youth, so maybe it was specifically mentioned because of that age group because I can't seem to see if that applies across age groups.

"In 2021, 9% of high school students reported attempting suicide during the previous 12 months. Suicide attempts were reported most frequently among girls compared to boys (12.4% vs. 5.3%)"
Just look at those entrepreneurs offering transfer from Africa, just as example. Free, unregulated market at work.
This isn’t as interesting as the headline makes it seem. He had not been in Congress a years when the insider trading took place.
This could be a double negative...
I'm surprised Stable Diffusion and others haven't cracked legible text by now. OCR has been solved for decades now, surely they could include some OCR term in the loss function while training it?
The usual way. Send me a check every couple of weeks, and a 1099 at the end of the tax year.
Tesla Semi does 822 miles (1322km) in a day during runonless day 9
Same exact thing with my wifes 2023 BMW. Exactly the same spot.
I replaced my Art department of 0 people in my hobby project with midjourney and added 2500+ visuals to my hobby project (online-RPG). So on the one hand you are right, on the other hand...
Who am I signaling to when I buy organic cucumbers and bring them home and eat them by myself? The clerk at the checkout counter?
There is nothing illegal about World Coin.
my wellhead does this when it's below 20F outside. Oxidization on the wires throughout the year mean that any shift of the wire causes a disconnect.

haven't figured out a solution, i just run a drip that is loud enough i notice if it stops so i can go out and reseat the wire, otherwise the stuff outside the well can freeze and that costs money to replace.
Is it not possible to write Svelte code with one-way data-binding? Would that not give you the best of all worlds: compiled javascript, no virtual DOM, and easier to debug code?
If average house prices in desirable densely populated areas are above 1M$ it is not hard to have a lot of millionaires.
HackerNews is elevated above regular social media, in no small part thanks to dang's excellent moderation. I wouldn't be surprised if it loses its 'classification' due to this.
From what I've heard from microsofties over beers, it was really the second one. They didn't expect developers to write network code in ~2001 that didn't have memory safety vulnerabilities and wanted a barrier there between simple overflows and system security.
It's 2030, & digital wallets have replaced every card in our purses and pockets
Docker is not a trust boundary CMV
For context, I wouldn't say I'm left or right, because both parties have good and bad things about them.

That being said, the first thing I noticed with that link was the title. Why is it implying it's Men's fault?

> What's the matter with Men?

Imagine if on a similarly gendered topic, say abortion, someone published an article with the title "What's wrong with Women." Everyone would be up in arms over it.
Learning to Learn with Jax
> so it’s bizarre to me when someone tries to divert a basic human concern into a political agenda.

Why (ethically) would a political agenda be based on anything else?
Our current, well respected, head of state was foreign minister back then.
Twitter account of the North American Council for Freight Efficiency https://twitter.com/NACFE_Freight

Web : https://www.nacfe.org/

Some comments on this test: https://twitter.com/SERobinsonJr/status/1701305829100486993
> Like previous versions, we’ve taken steps to limit DALL·E 3’s ability to generate [...] adult [...] content.

And so continues the trend of "progressive" AI companies deliberately handicapping their models for no real good reason.
There is an overwhelming amount of noise from both sides on all issues. That atmosphere essentially dictates two high-level outlooks you can have: Define parties by their reasonable people (benefit of the doubt), or define parties by their unreasonable people ("look at what this leftwing/rightwing nutjob said").
Interesting. I thought amazon slowly had given up on alexa
First Interview with AI [video]
This interview gets weird.
no, you
Wyze camera setup is pretty straightforward. Add a camera in the app, it opens a QR code on the phone screen, and you just scan that with the Wyze cam. It seems fool-proof.

With that being said, I did still have to setup the Wyze cameras for my 50 year old tech-inclined dad, haha.
Arc's pretty great, but I wish it had nested vertical tabs a la Orion.
Benchmarking Popular JSON Web Token (JWT) Frameworks for Java
I few times touched with subject, must say, this is mostly comedy or parody.

Because, regulators are extremely conservative, devices have extremely long lifetime.

Example, people asked me, where to buy USB flash with two tails - they used old embedded Windows on integrated into medical device computer, and regulations require to remove network devices, even prohibited to connect network USB dongle (sure, guy tried, but network drivers disabled in OS).

Interest, that people could install on that computer 3rd party applications, even games.

And that two-tail flash used to integrate those computer to medical database of organization - for me, this is just security WTF.

So, in reality, old systems live within old rules, which just don't know modern off-the-shelf technologies, and even when it is possible to make upgrade to modern safety techniques it is not considered.

As alternative example, not ideal, but.. Japanese new regulations on skyscrapers, where to got permission to build, builder required to create special account, on which deposit full sum of money, to safely collapse building and return land to state it was before.
> the College for All bill included non-college related education and secondary education like trade schools and training programs

This is not commonly known. If they had emphasized trade school and training, I feel like it would have had much less pushback from the right.
> The left is all about addressing minorities and feminism.

they are all about addressing feminists and female minorities. I can tell you from my own experience, the vast majority of the left don't give a shit about minority men either.
Generative AI's Act Two
This take feels like twee projection of anecdata.

There are thousands of forums that require sign up just to read posts. Always has been.
interesting; i doubt my memory is that faulty, so it's possible the story went through some iterations, making it an apocryphal story about apple, instead. Or, possibly, the major pick and place manufacturer had a slew of alignment issues in the 80s!
Probably important to note that this leads to tests not being performed without good reason because they cause more harm than they do good due to the false positive rate.
Harlequin: DuckDB IDE for the terminal
What's the bandwidth on 4G? Not a telecomms engineer, but data service can be very pricey, so I assumed it was kind of a limited resource.
From the charts:

constant/max speed 60 mp/h 96 km/h

charging from soC 14.12% at 11h07m10s to 77.76% at 11h56m10s so +63.64% in 49mn
I am using Automatic1111 and SDXL and this is exactly the workflow people are doing with that.

Generate an image, maybe even a low quality one. Fix the seed and then start iterating on that
haven’t looked through this post yet but I think this is what you have in mind: https://kenschutte.com/gzip-knn-paper/
Yeah honestly the art style gimping made me roll my eyes. Not really interested. MidJourney's filtering was annoying enough and ChatGPT's pointless refusals to do simple things because they could be misinterpreted annoyed me to no end. Combine the two and add explicit filtering for artist styles... yeah I'll just pass on this one.

EDIT: for what it's worth, I'm not making NSFW stuff with MidJourney. I'm talking about things like being unable to use the word "cutting" or "slicing" because they could be used to make gore but I wanted "A stock photo of a person cutting cheese on a counter"
Bananas also serve another important function which ensures their continued success as an export product: https://www.europol.europa.eu/media-press/newsroom/news/65-t...
Can you build a $derived from multiple other $derived?

If yes, how do you deal with two $derived sharing some dependencies?

Will the end result see temporary, half-updated values?
Where the left goes wrong with their narrative is when they present issues like the gender pay gap in a way that implies that men and women are two separate groups competing against each other. That is not at all what happens in reality.

In reality you have families or aspiring families competing against each other. It is good that women get better career options, but it would be entirely self-defeating if this comes at the expense of men's career options. The wife does not want to steal her husband's job. She is not going to be happy with a husband who earns less or has worse career options than her. She is not going to cheer for feminism when her husband gets out-competed for a promotion by a woman.
> It seems no answer can satisfy you.

What does this add?

> intangible reasons that cannot be falsified.

I assure you there is nothing intangible about a clear pattern of high-profile assassinations, to say nothing of other related global events.

> You're vacillating between wanting more powerful international organizations, but at the same time don't want international organizations wielding their power in ways you personally don't approve of

You really can't see the difference between overt, ratified international institutions, and shadowy, nameless, violent special-interest groups? Come now.
I'd still be careful with who I expose that prompt input to, ACLs supposedly respected or no. There's currently no reliable defense against prompt injections. It's a really bad day when someone says "oh and delete all of the emails and drive data and backups" in a way that convinces Bard to actually do it.
What do you use as a build system for Java? We use ant (old, ugly, reliable) and gradle (new, nice looking and absolutely horrible to maintain)
How do they know the wood was used 476,000 years ago, as opposed to a human 6000 years ago finding and using some 470,000 year old wood? This gives a hint:

> They used new luminescence dating techniques, which reveal the last time minerals in the sand surrounding the finds were exposed to sunlight, to determine their age.

... but it seems like there might be other explanations for that sand being there?
Here's what you said:

>This was probably nothing but gang rivalry.

>>Indo-Canadian organized crime or Punjabi-Canadian organized crime is made up predominantly of young adults and teenagers of Punjabi ethnic, cultural and linguistic background, typically ethnic Jatt’s. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Canadian_organized_crim...

Since you purposefully pulled a quotation from the wiki article about ethnicity, it seems pretty obvious to me you are linking his ethnicity to organized crime. Right? Am I crazy? You brought up his ethnicity. You did that.

If you meant to say Khalistanis have ties to organized crime then you should have said that. But, you didn't.

Anyways, now that you've corrected (or backtracked) to say Khalistanis have ties with organized crime, I acknowledge your correction. Though, I still don't follow the logic of "Khalistanis have ties with organized crime" therefore, this is "probably" organized crime but this has gone on long enough.

FYI, I'm not going to read your reply.
> If you’re writing log statements, you’re doing it wrong.

I too use this bait statement.

Then I follow it up with (the short version):

1) Rewrite your log statements so that they're machine readable

2) Prove they're machine-readable by having the down-stream services read them instead of the REST call you would have otherwise sent.

3) Switch out log4j for Kafka, which will handle the persistence & multiplexing for you.

Voila, you got yourself a reactive, event-driven system with accurate "logs".

If you're like me and you read the article thinking "I like the result but I hate polluting my business code with all that tracing code", well now you can create an independent reader of your kafka events which just focuses on turning events into traces.