skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
See also: "in communist society, where nobody has one exclusive sphere of activity but each can become accomplished in any branch he wishes, society regulates the general production and thus makes it possible for me to do one thing today and another tomorrow, to hunt in the morning, fish in the afternoon, rear cattle in the evening, criticise after dinner, just as I have a mind, without ever becoming hunter, fisherman, herdsman or critic." https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/8116796-for-as-soon-as-the-...
I was responding to someone else who said it. They did say '...whose business model depends on...outrage'.

So ya, that interpretation is the logical one. If your business model depends on something, you would be optimizing for maximizing it over time.
This… isn’t normal?
Fiber does everything you say.

However, it doesn't address for example why e.g. ground meat is less filling than whole meat, which is why I used it as an example. There appears to be something about the process of chewing that induces fullness. It could be something as simple as the additional time it takes to consume the food allows for our satiety to catch up with the amount of food we have eating. The article talks about "texture" instead, but it appears to refer to the same idea.

Fiber-rich foods alone don't seem sufficient to provide satiety either. Consume a head of broccoli and you will feel physically full, as your stomach will be stretched, but you will still want more food. This makes sense, as you have not consumed an adequate amount of calories or protein.
The next war is Russia-China vs West escalated by China invading Taiwan or N. Korea invading S. Korea. Then maybe it goes nuclear... but the only way to win a nuclear war is to win on surprise attack first-strike -- so maybe there will be a surprise attack nuclear exchange before the invasions.

In terms of Israel, maybe they will annex Gaza, but its not a ww3 thing.
I wonder how this compares with Microstream One which looked to have quite slick serialisation capabilities
Thanks for posting. Nudged me to reread the ActivityPub docs.

Sorry, but I'm struggling to grok these decentralized social networking protocols. As in Why? (I'm having JXTA flashbacks.)

By analogy, I now imagine these are public ad-hoc listservs. With some karma system features.

That'd be cool, I guess. To be a pull system (selectively forwarding stuff), it definitely requires a lot of backend work.

My starting point for this stuff is FidoNet & RelayNet for server-to-server push (store and forward) and QWK offline mail reader for server-to-client pull.

FidoNet and RelayNet supported direct messages (email).

Offline mail readers had neat features like twit filters. More of an unfollow than follow.

Does the online world need karma? Omitting those use cases keeps things simple.

Ad hoc listservs would be cool. I'd have to go back and check, but surely something like FidoNet & RelayNet could support that.

The elephant in the room is spam. How does one prevent being overrun, like UUNET was? Spam filters, fraud detection, moderation, etc?
Tiny Stories trained models and alternative implementation based on llama 2:
https://github.com/karpathy/llama2.c
That's what it does yes. If you ask it for an image with a programmer in it for example, the prompt it feeds to DALL-E (which you can see) will explicitly request a female programmer.
Strong evidence is common (2021)
I can write useless programs in 0 lines!
wow, I had imagined they were hand modelled, but they are detailed 3d scans of the real creature suspended from a string
It has become an echo-chamber just like other sites....
Roundups and Rapid Reactions: Comments from Scientists on Major Reportings
It's obviously just my subjective impression, but I see lots of examples of people arguing for quite abhorrent positions on HN in a civil and carefully articulated manner. Rather than pointing to specific HN comments, I'll pick Richard Hanania as a recent example of the same phenomenon. The guy writes long blog posts that are (for anyone who can make basic logical connections between ideas) openly racist and sexist. Recently, it turned out that he'd spent many years, even into his late 20s, writing extremely uncivil racist and misogynist claptrap under a pseudonym on various internet forums. But because in public he presented essentially the same ideas under a veneer of civility, he was taken seriously by many 'intellectuals' who should have known better (e.g. Steven Pinker) and amplified by several mainstream media outlets (e.g. the Washington Post).
And the little old thing that she wrote "I killed them on purpose" on a post-it-note at her house.
"since around the year 600 – and right up to the 11th century." so not 1400 years, as it's not still standing.

But, yes, it's not old for a wooden building that's being maintained.
I don't buy it. The laws of supply and demand are an effect for affiliate links just like they are for the makers of the product. Sure, they might make more money per click. But there might very well be many more clicks if they recommended a cheaper one. Not saying there is just that it's more complicated than just recommend higher price. Get more money
How to Run Linux on an ESP32
And she had post-it notes at home where she had written "I killed them on purpose."...
Too late to edit, but Wikipedia has a list of stave churches with links to individual pages and pictures of the ones still standing:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stave_church#Norway
And yet the scientific study shows that these anecdotes are indeed anecdotes and seemingly not true.
Ah jinx!
But the monogamy predates the practice of granting citizenship for military service.
Wow! When i had a landline - many, many years ago - i got maybe 5 spam calls a year. I have had c20 in 15 years of mobile ownership.

1. EU? Possibly.
2. Do not hang up. A dead line costs them money...you'll soon be taken off the lists.
That sentiment is exactly why I chose this specific song, with reference to lyrics as well, and with no advance warning. If you are telling yourself to dislike something you previously liked, then I can see you're out of aces, should fold 'em, and walk away.

Try singing it like he does, fry and all. It's fun and sounds pretty good.
Chinese astronauts may build a base inside a lunar lava tube
I mean the problem is that we have quite good evidence of how to handle architecture and system designs problems. And it is not by finding them earlier.

But by reducing their costs through looser coupling and incremental work. That is where all kind of agile and DevOps research showed.
It's cheaper to mix some lead in and your guests will never know the difference!

Well, not for a few decades anyway and they'll never trace it back to you...
This is the type of solution that brings a business to its knees the moment it outgrows it.
Do Startup Valuations Matter for Investment Returns?
There are some ridiculously cheap voice recorders on Amazon.

The H1N is a good compromise between size and simplicity and audio quality - not super cheap, but not professional prices, and a good step up.
Interesting, seems like developers unionizing is getting popular in Europe. Is there any union for general software devs in Germany? I know workers council (Betriebsrat) is popular but that's very company-dependent.
That's anything at scale. Emergence isn't a sole feature of NNs. NNs are to emergent behavior what crypto is to cash; hyping an enormous waste of resources with the promise to solve every problem, when any given problem has already been solved more elegantly. If you don't believe me about NNs, look at the caloric burden of the human brain, for fuck sake.
FWIW, the update from (checks notes for the naming) Ventura to Sonoma is pretty much just a bugfix release, there were almost no noteworthy new features.
As per my original comment:

>Is either platform successful in their attempts? Arguably, no. But that wasn't my point, I was addressing the claim that they seek to maximize outrage.
Not sure, here doc is more readable imho …
Not that one. Four farthings to a penny, twelve pennies to a shilling, twenty shillings to a pound.
> Counting in multiples of 20 is not really that unusual.

Wow, there's an entire Wikipedia article on this with lots of interesting tidbits: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigesimal#Europe
Teams can actually function well and have no problems for periods of time. I those cases you would almost certainly break that by firing the manager.

I think everyone would agree that yes-people are useless for a team, but if you find yourself surrounded by them you have to ask why. Either you hired poorly, or more likely the way you treat you team and/or company creates a culture of fear and dishonesty.
> "patently obvious ... massive censorship on speaking of the negative aspects of mass immigration"

There exists the concept of "Lügenpresse" ("lying press") which is a word used similar to uses of the word "woke", as a term to compact a message into one word.

This "Lügenpresse", which usually the public broadcasting services like ARD and ZDF are referred to, have indeed dealt with this topic for years now, as well as newspapers like Der Spiegel or FAZ.

No censorship has been taking place. What has been taking place is an avoidance of acknowledging the seriousness of the problem in the way the popular and extremist AfD has portrayed it, because it is easy to portray it for them the way they do due to a lack of honest discourse.

Keep in mind that while the AfD is attacking the other parties as being parties which ignore the topic, they are not proposing solutions which are immediately implementable, because they are in the privileged position of being in the opposition and therefore not required to actually act. They are in the privileged position where they can fan the fire, lean back comfortably and watch the place burn. No action required from their part.

Dealing with the topic is very complex not only due to the laws we have agreed to abide to, due to the "Rechtsstaat" ("constitutional state").

If it were by me, I wouldn't mind if they get to rule for one term, just for them to then display their inability to solve the problems they've been "criticizing" the entire time, but due to their stance regarding the Russian war – handing over Ukraine to Russia in exchange for cheap gas, like it used to be – and their right extremist views, they're absolutely untenable.

Do you really think that it was the AfD which moved Lindner to push the idea of looking for ways to impede migrants to send money back to their families? I doubt so. Not even two weeks ago our city had a citizen conversation to discuss the problems we are facing with the influx of migrants. This is the way to deal with these issues, and no AfD is required for this. It doesn't take an AfD to acknowledge the problems, they are not getting ignored.

> What do you think will happen if you start introducing harder clamps on free speech?

Using AI to help with more civilized discussions is not "introducing harder clamps on free speech".
One would expect them to be drowning in cash after the success of The Witcher, and Cyberpunk 2077, 80M+ copies sold. That’s billions of dollars in revenue.

Even a headcount of 1000 at SV tech salary levels (which Poland definitely does not have) would barely make a dent. Why cut costs now?
I believe they rather famously travelled abroad to acquire their gold.
It's also nice to read for us in SmallCo. We remember why we took that salary hit to stay sane.
If the same receptor can distinguish between 2 distinct tastes I would consider it a different basic taste. In my experience ammonium chloride does not taste sourat all, so this might be the case. The article does not mention that though.
Half of them provide discord access and 75% a custom rss feed for a subscriber only podcast in my list. And frankly, I only take advantage of a couple of those. Mostly I just do it to throw a few dollars to stuff I like and don't use the perks. I can't be the only one.
While there often is no penalty for a wrong submission, the score you get for a correct submission very often depends on the number of attempts you needed. E.g. ICPC, topcoder, ...
The fact that Russia's invasion of Ukraine mostly failed informs about the strength of Russia's military but says nothing about China's.

If China is drawing conclusions they must be based on the West's reaction to the invasion, not on Russia's performance. China has been working on these scenarios well before Russia invaded Ukraine because, well, it is obvious that the West controls most of the world's economic and financial infrastructure.

For instance, payments within China are now almost 100% Alipay and Wechatpay, which means they have completely decoupled and e.g. US networks like Visa and Mastercard are irrelevant.
What about

(reverse . toList) mySet

Or:

let fun = reverse . toList
in fun mySet
The thing about dog whistles is that you have to be a "dog" to hear them. What does it tell you, if you constantly hear dog whistles everywhere.

I don't hear any dog whistles. That's probably because I'm a socialist and not a "dog". I'm not the one focusing on undesirable elements in society. I see a lot of struggling poor people though. People who vote for con-men populists out of desperation.
> It’s not 1, it’s a unary function that returns 1.

How do you know it's a unary function? For all you know, the function in question is f(p,q,r,s,t) = p 🡑 ¬p.

In fact it's a nullary function, because you don't need any input. There is no difference between the functions f(p,q,r,s,t) = p 🡑 ¬p and f(p,q,r,s,t) = r 🡑 ¬r. They have exactly the same behavior in every respect. And for the same reason, there is also no difference between those functions and the functions f(p) = p 🡑 ¬p, f(q) = p 🡑 ¬p [sic], and f() = p 🡑 ¬p.
>It’s very easy to grow your own as well.

Commitment, cleanliness, $$ and luck - the youtubers don't show the failures.

A lot of fun, though.
Empirically, perhaps due to the lottery ticket hypothesis, one needs to wait a lot longer for small models to reach a useful loss, so if one is impatient it almost always pays off to train the largest model that a given compute configuration can support.
> Sonoma is pretty much just a bugfix release

There's no such thing as a major bugfix release. Every major update introduces more bugs than it fixes, and Sonoma is no exception to that hard rule. Which bugs were fixed? I've personally filed multiple new bugs against Sonoma.

I wrote about this in my previous comment: "It's not because of the .0 releases, which were very buggy like any .0 releases"
Snapshots is not a backup.
FYI Patreon does not offer the 5% deal to new creators anymore. Now it's 8%.
Can you provide an example of this for an employee of a company? I can't figure out a way of making that the case - even inside the "60%" (in relative terms) band - at £125k your actual tax burden is 36% (44% incl. employer contributions)
I wouldn’t call it “sexagesimal” so much as “a mess”.

It was 12 pence to a shilling but then 20 shilling to a pound.

Below the penny you had the halfpenny and the farthing (which itself had halves, thirds, and quarters at times). Above the penny you had 3p and 6p (and the rare groat at 4p), and above the shilling was the florin (2s), the crown (5s) and the half-crown.

The only actual 60 ratio was crown to penny (and pound to groat i guess) and I don’t think that was much of a consideration.
Off topic: Any good resources on how to create your own language?

(eg syntax, compilation, etc)
If there are really just a few, it could be explained by chance. Warren Buffet is often cited in that group and yet, a blindfolded monkey would have done better than him in the past 20 years[0].

[0] https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/warren-buffett-has-underperfo...
Could we use this to create better models for very specific medical domains for example?
IntelliJ: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/investigate-changes.html

VSCode:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mhutchie...

or https://github.com/gitkraken/vscode-gitlens#commit-graph-

SourceTree: https://confluence.atlassian.com/sourcetreekb/viewing-log-hi...
> I don't know about reddit enough and just struggling to even guess the context here.

Reddit is extremely massive. With uber millions of people on it. And anyone can make a subreddit about anything. And they get extremely specific. Like someone might make one called r/FuckHNpedants for people who dislike all of the pedants on this site. And they post screenshots of our comments and mock us.

So clearly there are going to be people who make all sorts of random subreddits related to women. Lets say some guys didn't like women with freckles. They might make a subreddit showing pictures of women with freckles and bash them. And drill down a few more levels and go in all directions.

Then you have these other people who get triggered by that sort of content and demand it all be removed from Reddit. They make subreddits like that demanding it all be removed. Historically, they need to get featured in a bunch of media before Reddit does anything. They then ban a bunch of them and make a new rule.
You're not missing anything, this is the official YouTube channel for their company. The Browser Company of New York (BCNY) generally take a more lighthearted and informal style of communication - just part of their brand identity. The video is made in the style of a shopping-channel commercial and news broadcast, but that doesn't really affect the features, which is what people are discussing.
I suppose, but it wouldn't be the first time a judge or jury was swayed by dubious statistics.

At least that is exactly what happened to Lucia de B [1] (which they mention in the article), which at first glance looks eerily similar.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucia_de_Berk
Somehow apple can get around this and make their phones work practically everywhere.

But I guess the small startup of google has a hard time caring about some countries.
I use Paperless with Tailscale.

On my mobile I use Firefox, and for me it works great.

I traveled for a month in Europe this summer and never had any issues.
Show HN: BadUSB that can exfiltrate stored WiFi passwords
iPhones now have the option of ADP, which allows for end to end encrypted iCloud storage. They also have lockdown mode to prevent even more vectors of attack.

Not sure good security is really a winning argument here.
Nah. It really isn't new. Some of the neologisms take a moment to understand, but they all refer to the same ideas. "Inference" is when you show it stuff and it shows you results. "Tokens" are the matrix of bitmaps or whatever you show it, turned into a "vector" which is a set of bleeps and boops like what you send over a modem. "transformers" are just squeezing and scaling your tokens. It's fucking bog simple, stupid script kiddie shit. Inferring it or getting the inference to do what you want, anyway. Or whatever these, uh, "data scientists" with an online certificate actually do.

Apparently, sit there and write plain English at a billion-dollar cluster and wait for astonishing answers at 300bps.
GDP is such a juiced up a number I would not want to base any metric on it especially how much more debt we could conceivably take on. As an example: Americans are getting healthcare dicked at 18.3% of GDP, erm I mean they are contributing that much to the "economy" in a good way.
PayPal does this with Friends and Family.

Go onto the various scam reddits and see how many people suddenly wish they hadnt listened to the seller and used friends and family instead.
Having only looked at both projects and not using either, to me there are 2 standout features berry has over xs.

1. It appears straight forward to add native functionality to berry.

2. Berry has the ability to compile code to ROM.

Maybe xs has that functionality too, but I don't see it anywhere in the top levels of it's docs. One thing I see missing from the berry docs is the debugging process. That could be a rather significant drawback of it isn't easy.
The difference is that statistics were used in de Berk's prosecution, but were not used in Letby's prosecution.
This statement is (likely) unfalsifiable. That is, it would have to come from someone who does this successfully, and could offer up some evidence of having done it, and what system and logic they use to understand the economy and thus know when equities are high and low, when to sit on the sidelines, etc.

Few people doing so well would share such a process, but in theory, if they did, and it worked, it would likely trigger a flood of followers, and the behavior of the markets would shift alongside it.

Presumably someone making this claim is a billionaire. Or they've being doing well in stocks for a short enough time that it's yet to be proven if they are as good at timing the markets as they think they are.
EU health care is horrible - absolutely horrendous. It's very difficult for a young, working individual to get quality health care in a reasonable time - actually, almost impossible. I would definitely rather take the US health care situation over EU health care. Doctors are muchmore competant in the US, and they are much more likely to go out of their way to help you. One reason surely because EU doctors are unbelievably overwhelmed, working in health care in the EU must be really really horrible.

In my opinion, if the EU social benefits are even a little bit better than in the US, it's definitely because of other factors, not at all because of health care.
Who owns your voice? Well, who owns your face? Such things are covered by copyright law. You dont have total control over your face. I can use Fry's face in a parody film or critisism of him as a person. Even the cited article uses an image of his face (the embedded youtube clip). The rules for parody, critisim and nominative uses go far.

Deepfakes have already been to the supreme court (see Hustler v. Falwell). Cutting back on such uses risks cutting deeply into freedom of speech. As with Falwell, the answers involve educating the public so that they can tell fake from real, not giving famous people the ability to blackball every work they feel too similar to themselves. Lots of people talk like Stephen Fry. He doesnt get to own that accent or mode of speech just because he is the most famous any more than Lindsay Lohan can own blonde valley girl (she sued gta V over that image).
or the danger of photoshop... I think we managed to live with the idea that you can't trust a random photo fairly well. AI is just doing that to audio (which was never very reliable anyway) and video.

Which is healthy, people are too trusting of videos. It is particularly easy to manipulate people in a video by adding music, selective editing / context omission, etc.
for the life of me I can’t work out what leads you to think this way.

I suspect what is being referred to is that many Haskell people have a very strong academic background and are much more interest in working on Haskell rather than using Haskell to write 'normal' programs.
I've been taking the ÖBB night trains (Nightjet) a lot the last couple of years. It's a fantastic way to travel, I really hope the network will expand.

My only recommendation is not to take one if you absolutely must arrive at the stated time in the morning. They are commonly delayed by multiple hours. So far this has not been a problem for me because the stated arrival times are really early morning. But worth being aware of.
I wonder how google runs AI on a phone doing imaging stuff and I can’t even get it to work on a 64GB RAM machine with an Nvidia 3070 card.
A reminder that if you have any accounts where that company uses “voice phrase as password”, call them and have it disabled. Usually they have other options like a secret pass phrase.

I also taught my whole family a passphrase to verify that any call “from family” is actually that family member and not a shakedown scam.

Super easy precautions against really painful consequences.
Have you heard of subsidies before?
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