skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> FaceTime now features an incredible connected experience with Apple TV 4K. To see friends and family on the big screen, users can use Continuity Camera to start a FaceTime call on iPhone and hand it off to Apple TV, or initiate the FaceTime call directly from their Apple TV. With Center Stage, users stay perfectly framed even as they move around the room.

I was really looking forward to making FaceTime calls on my Apple TV with my parents who live halfway across the world. But of course, they restrict it to only Apple TV 4K 2nd gen and above. What possible reasons could there be to not support this feature in the 1st gen hardware? Is it just a money grab?
I’m not sure it’s got that correct. It’s okay. It’s got a brain of its own.

(I did not manually correct any of the above)
The short version is increasing by the performance of tightly coupled distributed software, often physics simulations. The more widely distributed the nodes, the slower the distributed algorithm will run, forcing smaller sizes to get results in a reasonable time frame. Denser machines allow for larger areas, higher resolutions or longer timescales.
Should I upgrade? I don’t want to it to screw over my battery life, I really like my current battery life
Cool! Incoming calls => incoming dick pics
I haven't had this problem (since I don't keep my phone in a back pocket), but still agreed.

Having to long press anywhere on the screen and then swipe side-to-side between lock screens is weird. Just let me swipe sideways on the handle thing at the bottom like for swiping between apps.

Aside from that, my iOS 17 beta impressions are fine, I've been running it since dev betas on my iPad and since public betas on my phone. Only issue was the camera locking up and crashing once.
If the question is "Would it be possible to get GPT to try to add backdoors to code examples by poisoning the training data?" my answer would be no. The sheer quantity of training data means that even with GPT-4's assistance in generating code examples that match the format of the original training data, you wouldn't be able to inject enough poison to change the model's behavior by much.

Remember, once the model is trained, it's verified in a number of ways, ultimately based on human prompting. If the tokens that come out of an experimental model are obviously bad (because, say, the model is suggesting exploits instead of helpful code), all that will do is get a scientist to look more deeply into why the model is behaving the way it is. And then that would lead to discovering the poisoned data.

The payoff for an attacker is whether they can achieve some sort of goal. You'd have to clearly define what that goal is in order to know how effective the poisoning attack could be. What's the end game?
Even here in the US is tough. I have a "good" job as a developer. My wife still has to work to support a middle class lifestyle and make a median household income. She has to work my off-hours. Doesn't feel like that much of a family when we don't do family activities or have family meals. No wonder others don't want this sort of "good" life. The single guys I know are doing so much better financially and overall. Risk of financial ruin in divorcebor child support is a major factor in the US as well. Why take on that risk? If the environment is hostile, it's no wonder marriage declines, birth rate declines, etc.
Every child on the planet is guaranteed to have a male parent and a female parent.

I'm not aware of any ways to create a child without that.

Call them a "sperm maker" and an "egg haver" if it makes you feel better but that's reality.

Encouraging both of those people to take on the role of mother and father and parent together isn't some crazy, outlandish idea.
> Wacky take since every country is a Ship of Theseus.

Yes and no. It is one thing where that ship is uses immigration as a source of "replacement parts", and another thing when it doesn't. The immigration method replaces old parts of the ship with different kinds of parts, the non-immigration method replaces old parts with just more modern/slightly different versions of the same parts.

US and the likes are absolutely a ship of theseus in my book, but Japan doesn't feel like it would be the same "kind" of a ship of theseus, given how ethnically homogenous and anti-immigration it is.

Disclaimer: I am not trying to argue here for which approach is "better" (considering that one approach being objectively better than the other in absolute terms is probably not even a thing). Gotta keep in mind that the originally immigrant-based ship that is the US isn't the same as the heavily homogenous ship that is Japan at all. Frankly, I don't know the answer to this, and neither was that the point of my reply. I just don't want the comment section to devolve into arguing which is better (immigration-based ship of theseus vs. a ship that is not affected by immigration almost at all). My original point was that "not all ships of theseus are the same kind", so one approach would likely not work the same way when applied to two radically different types of a ship.
Yes it does. mtimes can definitely be edited, if you have permission, but it is rare. I have a photo script that pulls the taken time from Exif and writes it to the file mtime.
The iPad doesn't even have a native calculator app. The iOS calculator is not part of iPadOS. These kinds of 'basic features' can be really easy to ignore for the flashier stuff that people will potentially use less.
Running the curl below, I see it as available from the API:

curl https://api.openai.com/v1/models/gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct -H "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN>"
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The F-15E Strike Eagle is a different, significantly heavier and higher payload was produced by a separate, later project abd competition from the original air-to-air F-15 (its competitor was thr F-16XL, which would have been the F-16E/F if selected.)

And the F-15EX Eagle II is an even newer aircraft.

The F-15C/D are still air-to-air fighters.
I assume a couple of things here: 1) that SRE costs would be lower with fdb at scale due to its handling outages, i.e. auto-resharding; and 2) that a migration project from *sql to fdb will be finite (hence an investment I hastily called capex).

Would love to hear from anyone with experience in fdb whether these assumptions hold.
China won't be able to unless they develop the tech domestically.
That’s only for known contacts. Maybe you need better friends?
The biggest issue is that Apple can compete directly with companies like Spotify without playing by any of the rules they force on their competitors.

The owner of a marketplace should not be able to compete on that marketplace without strict separation of power. Apple has huge advantages compared to Spotify when it can advertise any way it wants, doesn't pay commission fees, and can give itself priority for integration with systems like Siri.
and reduce their chance of developing into diabetes.

(There is high correlation between overweight to obese to be pre-diabetic or undiagnosed/untreated diabetic)
There's actually zero JS, aside from one analytics script.

It is fully automated! I just need to run one command (earthly --push +deploy --prod=true) to build and deploy
Maybe sociologists could benefit from a biologist mentor?
Looking at this as an amateur, it seems like the key question here is "does the human brain have substructures that are similar enough to brain structures from ancestral species that it makes sense to consider them as the 'same' entity with the same name?"
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Timers can be managed via Siri. I’d guess that difficulty of adding that to the barely-working assistant was a blocker.
Are you talking about working aboard superyachts, or working about the backup "emotional support yachts" needed to carry extra jet skis, clothing, staff, and personal hospitals?
Usually there's something subtle about the hardware that's lacking. Maybe not for this particular version, but the next iteration of it that Apple has already planned.

In these cases they usually just gate the feature to the latest hardware versions.
I would love to hear a realistic plan how West Virginia could make itself as attractive as NY, Chicago, etc.
Another project announcement, another situation where I would literally pay a coffee's worth to cut to the chase -- why is there a need for another GitOps tool when several already exist?

Tighter integration with other Argo products? Why is this not simple a new component of Argo CI/CD? How much is "thought-leadership" a part of it, it is Kubernetes-adjacent, after all.

So far even the answers in this thread leaving me asking these questions even more strongly? If Argo CD is a "continuous deployment" tool, why isn't the priority making staged-rollouts a first class feature in Argo CD itself?

This is coming from a place of curiosity, not simply being a miser, I promise.
If you're able to multiplex a little bit (which most humans naturally do) the shape of the service time distribution does not matter as much as it may seem. (In the limit, perfect timesharing across tasks makes even the fattest of tails look M/M/k.)

The more severe constraint is actually the first M. Fortunately, that holds true in practise very often.
Okay, but to how many football-fields does that equal to?

Seriously, who measures GPUs by weight? And who makes a headline, an article, and different conversions out of it?
Doesn't all weight loss schemes also decrease muscle mass if not done together with some sort of resistance training and adequate protein intake? From what I've heard, Ozempic mostly just decreases the appetite, so I would be surprised if the results were somehow magically much different from just eating less without any drugs.
"unencrypted" is normally written as "cleartext". "plaintext" means "(readable / intended to be read) without a special viewer". Your.ssh /id_rsa is plaintext but not cleartext.
It even gets frozen in the transition to that stupid UI. I'll pick up my phone and it's all blurry and doesn't respond to touch. I am really hoping that's fixed.
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I think it's different. I think most people don't even realize it's in there. They just see "celery juice" or "sea salt extracts" and figure it's for flavor.
>Do you also blame the ones who refined the metal that went into making the plane and bombs and the electronics within?

Yes. We live in a perverted world. There are harmful activities such as murder which most of us condone. It is a tragedy that there are enough of us that would disavow the manufacture of munitions.
"Such forests were also less vulnerable to disease and extreme weather events, which are becoming increasingly frequent as a result of climate change, Schmid said."

That might well be an underestimated aspect. We don't know how climate will change locally, what pests will spread where, what species will turn out best adapted to future conditions, or what species turn out to be keystones in specific ecosystems. So we should strive for having as diverse a set of flora anywhere. Success factors are varied, complex & interconnected.

Climate changes so fast that past 'performance' of species in an area is of little value. Those trees are going to stand there 20, 50 or 100y from now. What will local climate be then? Take your guess / throw the dice.
How did you see that impact development of CDDA?
> Is the neocortex not an outer layer? That is not present in reptiles? So how is the stratified model incorrect as a high-level structural categorization?

Not sure about reptiles, but the author write this about mammals:

> Neurobiologists do not debate whether any cortical regions are evolutionarily newer in some mammals than others. To be clear, even the prefrontal cortex, a region associated with reason and action planning, is not a uniquely human structure. Although there is debate concerning the relative size of the prefrontal cortex in humans compared with nonhuman animals (Passingham & Smaers, 2014; Sherwood, Bauernfeind, Bianchi, Raghanti, & Hof, 2012; Teffer & Semendeferi, 2012), all mammals have a prefrontal cortex.

I also read some interesting papers a few years ago about corvids - particular New Caledonian Crows: Those animals do not have a neocortex and hence were thought incapable of many higher-level cognitive tasks, such as planning, tool use, etc. Turned out the crows were in fact capable of them. One hypothesis I read suggested that, as crow brains are structured differently, another structure may have taken the role that the neocortex has in humans.

So even if it's an anatomical distinction, it's an unreliable indicator of mental capacity.
Legislators pass laws, judges (normally) can only strike them down. It is pretty much like other places otherwise, but that process of the government limiting itself is a key feature imho.
I have quick question. how can i revert the beta version ios17 to actual ?
“scale 1 trillion transistors on a package by 2030”

2300 to 1 trillion transistors in 60 years.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/history/museum-story...
I wonder if it will recognize "won't"

The big failure of Siri isn't the lack of AI, it is the lack of programming useful simple functionality.
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These are two side effects of losing weight in general, and nothing special to Ozempic.
A health hazard not mentioned in the article: For at least some migraine sufferers, nitrates are a powerful trigger. Source: Observation of effects on my own body after accidental dosing. Multiple trials, over many years.
I agree shame does not help once you are divorce, but there is some envelope math which seems fair.

If divorce makes outcomes 10% worse but makes divorce with children 20% less likely, maybe it's a wash?

At the very least, it seems incorrect to insist to me the downsides of shame always outweighs the benefits from it. Even if putting numbers on it is kinda farcical, but I think the point still stands.
or “of” vs “if”, “in” vs “on”, “I” vs “o” (wtf? lol), and on and on
If you don't want to upgrade on day one, it's totally fine to wait - but once 17.1 is available I would recommend everyone upgrades. Most issues will be fully resolved.
There is weird disconnect between actual topic of article (loneliness), estimated causes (loss of religion, institutions such as work not being male dominated anymore) and recommendations (more parental leave for men).

Nothing wrong with paternal leave, but being stay at home makes you more lonely rather then less. Being at home with kid was the most isolating lonely experience I ever had. So while great if men do it more, I doubt it will make men less lonely.
Except, low protein intake is correlated to problems in elder age. As you get older, you need more protein to support muscles from atrophying (explicitly a point the main article discusses). Muscle weakness and atrophy is a huge problem for elderly, and leads to numerous health risks, quality of life problems, etc. Stronger older individuals are better at caring for themselves, much more likely to survive accidents such as falls, and generally going to be more mobile.
The main differences between those generations are the core CPU (the 2nd gen is an A12, the 1st is an A10) and the wifi 6 (vs 5 on the 1st gen).

Probably one (or both of those) aren't good enough to do what is necessary for the FaceTime.
> This is known as Little’s Law

Little's law lets you calculate the third variable easily, given that you know the other two. You can calculate from existing data.

As such, it doesn't help you calculate forecasts. Or you can, if you make assumptions on the distributions. But some outliers can then turn the reality very different from what your forecast was.

> how fast you need to complete a task

You can calculate how fast you need to complete a task. But if an outlier task comes your way, it doesn't help you to actually complete that particular task in time.
Right that's what I thought, so how are they building a "near current generation flagship SoC"?
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I usually update right away, but unfortunately my insulin pump's app only supports some features on versions they've validated.
I’d love it if the indie web guys made some kind of Astro style static site framework with built in components you can just drop in for integration with the various fediverse services. Every time I look at the instructions, it looks like a time sink trying to get everything set up.
That is a fantastic book. I'm almost hesitant to recommend it because it's key to one of my secret superpowers.
For now, and we need to keep it that way, though it's unclear how apart from every class and interest group serving.
“Were” and “we’re” is also an annoying one. Specifically “were”, it’s autocorrected to the other one six or seven times just trying to type this comment (iOS 16 here)
That this is no longer the case is a fairly strong indication that The Powers That Be have durably resolved the issue of decryption.
I wonder if they accommodated the issue where you use the timer to "stop playing" (like a sleep timer for Youtube Music) but then the next time you set a timer it's set to stop playing so it makes no noise if you forget to switch off of "stop playing" been bit a few times by that so i remember to switch but that's some pretty bad UX as it makes Siri useless for setting timers
What? Mammals appear in a separate branch of amniotes apart from Reptiles/Birds/Crocodilians

Mammals and reptiles share a common ancestor with an ancient amniote, not a reptile
So they are all lazy and don't really work?

Because that's what's being said about the not super rich in home office
> You don't think Apple Silicon constitutes "innovation in hardware"?

I thought it was clear that I meant the innovation that they don't control.
I don't think I've run into this myself, thankfully. How does it work? They want you to pay to allegedly get your information posted somewhere where an employer might happen to see it?
Revealed: Why the UN is not climate neutral
It's the train cruise videos for me.
The Precision Battle: Demonstrating Decimals over Doubles in .NET
Full Title: "The Precision Battle: Demonstrating the Importance of Decimals over Doubles in .NET"
Because a lot of games still won't work on Proton without a little cooperation on the dev's side. They have to at least test. Like, Age of Empires II DE goes out of sync in multiplayer games without some manual user-side patching. There's nothing obviously special about the game, not even anticheat.

And for games with heavy anticheat, it gets a lot harder.
> If F-35 is such a failure, how come many countries have chosen to buy it?

What's the alternative? How many other models can be purchased at all?

Canada went through a bunch of drama to find a replacement for the legacy F/A-18s, and the main options were: Eurofighter Typhoon, Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F-35, and the Saab Gripen.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_F-35_Lightning...

Gripen wasn't in the same league, so we basically have the Typhoon and SuperHornet as other options, and both were at least a decade older with regards to their 'base' design (though there have been further upgrades).

So if you're going to be stuck with a plane for 20+ years, you might as well pick the newest model year.

Personally I'd be happy with the Super Hornets (and thrown in some Growlers) for Canada given "6G" fighters are starting to be designed—basically skipping the "5G" F-35—but Boeing were a bunch of dumbasses when the decision was being made:

* https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/18/justin-trudeau-says-canada-w...
>100% beef patties made form 50% meat and 50% additives also is beef

I'm pretty sure this isn't correct. According to the USDA

>Beef fat may be added to "hamburger," but not "ground beef." A maximum of 30% fat is allowed in either hamburger or ground beef. Both hamburger and ground beef can have seasonings, but no water, phosphates, extenders, or binders added.

For Hannaford supermarkets at least, the ground beef burger patties that you get out of the meat case next to the ground beef are made from ground beef. They are likely the ground beef FROM those packs, formed into patties by Craig in the back and then put in a new container. It used to be normal for these stores to actually HAVE butchers (my dad was one for decades), and grind and pack the ground beef right there, with a beautiful stainless steel grinder that you can literally hose down with bleach every night. You might even still be able to ask them to grind you some fresh stuff right then and there, that was a service they explicitly advertised at one point.
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>You're basically not allowed to list your prices or describe how to subscribe (unless it's via Apple's in-app purchases, where they take 30% for doing nothing).

I'm not here to argue the app store pricing, it's been discussed to death. that being said, I disagree with you that they do nothing.

>No, and no credit/debit cards, PayPal, etc. either. Only Apple's in-app purchases are allowed on Apple platforms. You're not allowed to hint that other payment options are available, either.

How do you think people pay for things on the app store if not with a credit or debit card? You can also use paypal (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202631). Seems like you are just going off your own misunderstanding of Spotify's phrasing. As to the other options, that seems consistent with not being able to market off-app purchase options. What would those other payment options be, btw? I just checked and on their website they only take credit cards and paypal...
I've been bit by adding timers via Siri so many times because I use the timer as a sleep timer for youtube music. So the next day I go to set a timer with siri and its set to "stop playing" which makes no sound and therefore the timer is next to useless. :( So now I just set timers manually but it nullifies Siri.
I just ran back through StarCraft + Broodwars campaigns recently and… it really really holds up. The unit pathing and computer player AI isn’t quite as smart, but the game is solid.