skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In mathematics, at least, papers and preprints are indeed widely considered to be the same thing. In practice, for people working in the field, they are.

Math papers tend to be highly technical, read by other specialists in the field. When it comes for correctness -- whether or not I should take a paper with a grain of salt -- the authors' reputation counts for much more than the journal's. And in case of student authors, who are just beginning to publish, the advisor is implicitly staking their reputation on the work as well.

There are also preprints on the arXiv, written by people unknown in the community, claiming to prove the Riemann Hypothesis or some such. These aren't taken seriously by anyone.

An outsider might not be able to tell which preprints can be considered equivalent to papers, but such people are not likely to be seriously reading math research in the first place.
Customers aren’t that bad, really.
Unit analysis is absolutely a graded element of the AP test. The American educational system has enough to point and laugh at without fabricating new stuff.
Some huge percentage of the USA is BLM land which is basically entirely free to do whatever you want as long as you don’t build permanent structures and move every 30? days or similar.

If you’re quiet and out of the way, I dare say you could live on BLM land permanently and nobody would know, let alone care.

And some BLM land is really impressive.
That's a truly bizarre claim, since plows and shovels work just fine without power or electricity...

At any rate, everything else can survive the lack of power and connectivity for a few hours or a few days. AI is only usable when the customer, and the AI provider, have both.
Ok, that is somewhat fair.

My personal want / solution would simply be "everything gets an IPV6, and IPV4 gets deprecated. Everything using IPV4 gets an algorithm slapped on top to covert it into IPV6.

Dynamic ips become a thing of the past.

But I realize that is significantly easier said than done. (Makes Minecraft servers easier to setup though)
Same. We could both be weird. Or not.
National parks in the US have a strong focus on preservation/conservation. Those in Canada put a lot more emphasis on recreation.

Having been to the Canadian ones, it is quite easy to see extremely well managed private businesses in parks. I didn't have a single poor experience (compared to the US ones).

Of course, making management of the whole park private? No way.
Another possibility is just to leave the appendage of the robot in place. It's some form of inexpensive polymer, PET perhaps.
What's "sealing" in this context?
If we’re being honest these restrictions are more of an annoyance for the HN demographic (of which I am very much the part). We’re gonna be fine.

They really destroy less fortunate peoples chances to enjoy our beautiful landscapes.

If you didn’t plan your summer last February good luck finding a space that isn’t on the weekday. Then you have to plan kids out of school and two jobs and pets and their after school and…

You know what fuck it just drink beer and watch the game instead.

There will be just as many instagram models with tripods, just not the people who it would mean a lot more to than a picture.
Iridium and Globalstar don't communicate with unmodified regular cell phones.
~8-10 fps is about what this game gets on an Amiga 500 without true Fast RAM.

Early 1990s me would have been more than happy with that.
Where's the low bandwidth portion of the command?
It is 100 yards from the road maximum
Thanks! Fixed. I actually wrote regardless at first but it seemed wrong when I revisited the comment.
Project much? Like teetotalers claiming that one drop of booze turns decent men into degenerates, it says more about the complainer than the subject of his ire.
Yeah, for this kind of thing I would get the LLM to generate the regular expression.
any smooth way to get this work with javascript? would love to use this in a project but my inferences are all in js
I'm really trying to remember a national park that was "free". There are various small parks/historic sites which are free largely because its a statue/gravesite/etc but I can't remember one of the actual parks having free entrance in quite a white. There are a number which don't have gated entrances, but they still have honor system signs to the effect that you need to put money in the drop box.

The national forests OTOH, yes they are largely still free, but they are also heavily managed, frequently with commercial interests (ex, ski resorts at the top of the mountain, logging rights, etc). Which has resulted in the push to reclassify a number of them as wilderness, which has its own issues if you happen to be anyone but a birdwatcher (ex hunter, fisher, mountain biker, trail maintainer).
Pixel 8 has 7 years worth of system and security updates
Even with all these helpers, there's too much cognitive overhead and not enough that IDEs or plugins can do to take that away. Rainbow braces are nice and all, but it's not enough when the underlying concept is broken.
Have they already started using (Microsoft's) AI to process those returns? As they said so.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/09/12/irs-plan-to-use-ai-may-affec...

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-announces-sweeping-effort-t...
hey beej, your voice, clarity and depth are a shining light in programming tutorials. The fact that these are up for free is a little mindblowing - thanks mate!
IIRC, Apple did indeed have a server SKU for the Intel Mac mini at some point.
I already do things like "write a script to replace `FooBarBaz(blip, kap)` with `new newThing(blip).bump(kap)` in a project folder"

I'm more comfortable with that because I find it usually takes two or three prompts to get it right

e.g. A couple hours ago I prompted it to help me do a diff of two commits ignoring all white space, just to check if there were any other changes. The first response didn't ignore new newlines, the second one was a multiline script, the third response gave me what I actually wanted.

diff -w <(git show 0bb2c8579efe775de883e0182db48989bfa324f2:"path/to/file"|tr -d '\n') <(git show 6c71efc17497ad7c90b9c7b690075ec031c13c69:"path/to/file"|tr -d '\n')
As a Canadian it’s one of the things I envy most about the United States. The park system is amazing and so vast. Canada has a lot of parks (3.3% of the land vs 3.6% for the USA) and some are great, and perhaps it’s a result of me going to wrong Canadian parks and the right US parks, but they don’t seem as good here in Canada. They also seem to be predominately north where fewer people are. The majority of them are in places I will never go, along with most Canadians.

Canada is beautiful. I guess I just wish more of the parks were accessible and well-supported by our government, in the same way US parks seem to be.
He also raised a bunch of money, so I guess the plan is to figure out the business model as he goes.
Why are people pricks like this? Actually building a product and getting early feedback is literally the play book YC live and die by.

Here you are in the church of pg giving shit to people following the scriptures of pg.

Creators - ignore shit like this. Keep iterating. I like your idea, your execution will get better and better. Well done both on releasing stuff and going open source!
Just remember …

WordPress.com != open source WordPress
Lidl sells 'Batts' pickle, which is a little less sweet than Branston is, and has perhaps slightly more vinegar. I much prefer it to the 'real' Branston pickle. Tesco own-brand was the worst last time I tried it*.

* their recipe is probably: "1. Dump bag of sugar in bottle of vinegar. Veg? Haha, we don't use expensive vegetables here, every little counts you know!"
BLM land is often entirely free, but doesn’t have “campsites” as many would expect. State and national parks often have campsites with running water, flush toilets, even hot showers, and quite in the middle of nowhere.

BLM campsites are often a flat piece of ground that looks identical to the last seven thousand square miles.
You’d be surprised. Quite a few “amateur” or “instagram” photographers are buying them now because mirrorless tech has greatly improved affordability. The sales numbers show a nice uptrend over the past 3 years.
Written by Dorothy Thompson (1893-1961). From Wikipedia

“Thompson is regarded by some as the "First Lady of American Journalism" and was recognized by Time magazine in 1939 as equal in influence to Eleanor Roosevelt. Recordings of her NBC Radio commentary and analysis of the European situation and the start of World War II (from Aug. 23-Sept. 6, 1939) were selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Recording Registry in 2023, based on their "cultural, historical or aesthetic importance in the nation’s recorded sound heritage."”

…

“Thompson's anti-Nazi journalism and, in particular, her depiction of Hitler in her book, I Saw Hitler, led to her becoming the first American journalist to be expelled from Germany. On August 25, 1934 she received the expulsion order, delivered by a Gestapo agent to her hotel room in the Hotel Adlon, Berlin. She was given 24 hours to leave the country. Thompson did so on August 26, taking the Etoile du Nord train from Berlin to Paris. Numerous journalists gathered to see her off at the station, who gave her bunches of American Beauty roses to show their solidarity.

Thompson's expulsion received extensive international attention, including a front page story on the New York Times. Her biographer, Peter Kurth, said "her expulsion from Berlin had turned her overnight into a kind of heroine – a celebrity of note, the dramatic embodiment of the nascent war against fascism."”

…

“After publishing a 1950 critique of American Zionism in Commentary that raised the specter of dual loyalty, that backlash only grew. This included accusations of anti-Semitism, which Thompson strongly rebuffed, after being warned that hostility toward Israel was, in the American press world, "almost a definition of professional suicide". She eventually concluded that Zionism was a recipe for perpetual war. As Thompson's distance from the Zionist movement grew, she became an advocate for Palestinian refugees.”
the moment from when you started reading this until the end of the sentence
AHA! Yes, thank you.

Other than the compass (which was only visible in the day time) the EPIRB was the only piece of equipment we assumed to work on the aforementioned voyage. We of course didn't test it as we were able to make it back safely, but I should probably learn more about how it functions.
The API I'm using searches all libraries that use Libby/overdrive (https://www.overdrive.com/) to distribute eBooks. So if your library isn't on there then they probably don't use Libby and the way to get them on this site would be to have your library start using it. Lmk if they are on Libby and not showing up bc that would be an issue and I can fix it :)

Another option is to get a library card at a library that does use Libby -- there are some that offer cards to non-residents solely so you can check out library books but idk exactly which ones
SiFive Differentiated Solutions for Generative AI and ML Applications RISC-V
Often it's the lens that results in poor quality images. You can get a RPi sensor with CS mount and add your own lens of your choosing. It's been a huge upgrade in quality and is relatively easy to do.
Can you elaborate ? Wrong vibes, how so ?
Anecdotally the majority of tourists I've seen just drive to viewpoints and stand around.

The Grand Canyon is my favorite example. The rim by the visitor center can be packed but once you're a half mile down one of the trails you won't see a soul.
He wrote a famous book called Mountains Without Handrails:

https://www.amazon.com/Mountains-Without-Handrails-Reflectio...

It's been 20 years since I read it, but iirc he is musing about whether things like paving the trails around Niagara falls to make them handicap accessible diminishes our ability to be awed by the natural experience.

I may well be mischaracterizing it, so if you want to read it yourself the whole thing appears to be online here:

https://www.nps.gov/parkhistory/online_books/sax/contents.ht...
Aren't most phone screens "HDR" these days, and for years now ? (And Apple had wide gamut with excellent OS compatibility on computers for even longer ?)

Yes, but why existing formats are like this, we have been through quite a lot of new especially video formats in recent years...
Borg still? Supposing you can say. Don’t reply if it’s still borg and you can’t.
Reads like a marketing piece for age. Author should have included a download link in the intro.
I'm sure that ADHD is comorbid with a variety of lifestyle and health problems that make COVID somewhat worse. But in general it does not directly affect health. Why not simply provide it to those with the comorbidities?

I consider community spread mostly a nonissue. We've known for many decades that if you can't get the replication rate below 1, the correlation between replication rate and how many get it is chaotic. We can't get the replication rate of COVID below 1, so there is little correlation between policies and outcomes. Obviously this does not apply if you are at risk or a caregiver of someone at risk. That's why saner countries than the USA (Germany is my favorite example) do not recommend vaccination against COVID for the general public.
As it happens, I'm building "Github for Journals".

I pivoted away from attempting a crowd source review approach with a reputation system to trying to support journals in going Diamond Open Access.

But the platform I've built supports co-author collaboration, preprints and preprint review, journal publishing flows, and post publication review - all in a continuous flow that utilizes an interface drawing from Github PRs and Google Docs.

You can submit a paper, collect feedback from co-authors, then submit it as a preprint and collect preprint feedback, then submit to a journal and run the journal review process, then collect feedback on the final published paper. And you can manage multiple versions of the paper, collecting review rounds on each version, through that whole process.

It's in alpha, I'm pushing really hard with a short runway to get the journal flows to usable beta while trying to raise seed funding... the catch being I feel very strongly that it needs to be non-profit, so seed funding here is grants and donations.

I'm looking for journal editors who want to participate in UX research. I'm also interested in talking to folks who run preprint servers to see if they'd have any interest in using the platform. If you (being any reader) know any, or have leads for funding, reach out: dbingham@theroadgoeson.com
Exactly. The quality of peer review is generally pretty poor. There are a lot of really terrible studies and reviews being published in high quality journals from people like the Mayo clinic, that you have to wonder how they passed peer review.

And then on the other hand, if you ever actually have to submit a paper to peer review, you'll see how clueless a lot of the reviewers actually are. About half do give useful critiques and comments, but the other half seem to have weird beliefs about the subject in question, and they pan your paper due to you not sharing said weird beliefs.
While we're requesting killer features, https://meldmerge.org/ style diffs, please.
What does "abide to simple courtesy rules" mean, specifically?

Can you have a family reunion with 30-40 people? Can you stay in one place for a week? Fishing? Hunting?
Even Google Insiders Are Questioning Bard AI Chatbot's Usefulness
https://archive.md/Xr7F6
>“I can’t, I signed a contract when I was eight.”

Irrelevant, because she was eight.

Eight year olds cannot consent, they cannot sign contracts; those are legally binding.
> 1) having the project/account your in visible at the top at all times.

I agree that this is an annoying issue in the AWS web console.

I assume this is something that could be fixed on your end by a little bit of CSS.
I feel like that niche is primarily occupied by the GoPro as most people who put cameras in such extreme situations seem to enjoy posting videos over photos. For anything more than that you might as well get a dive case - the Tough’s water depth rating isn’t that deep and you can get a dive case for an iPhone that will give you 2-3x the depth.
Search for "December" in the text. Unless you're referring to the bit about if the satellites are already up there, which is just my own thoughts rather than a statement of fact.
Tesla Releases FleetAPI Docs
Azure has had repeated, significant security failures that impact numerous customers. I don't understand how anyone can defend their security except through willful ignorance.

I have friends forced to use Azure and they routinely report issues with provisioning resources, things taking a very long time to spin up or simply being rejected because Azure doesn't have any capacity.
It’s essentially become a common term like Kleenex.
Cool.

I prefer GrapheneOS philosophy, their security additions, and the Play Services sandbox.
Can you please elaborate the last paragraph? Sounds interesting that we can now legitimately write raw assemblies! I always want to do that but it's still in my backlog.
never trust a 2 year estimate from elon musk
Pretty sure that was crisps. Though a chip butty is also alright on occasion.
>Valves native ports of games - CS1, CSS, CSGO, CS2 [sic!], HL1 and HL2 run well on Linu

Ironically most of those games use DirectX with a translation layer.
I sent a connection request on Mon or Tue and didn't notice it.
I wish I could just buy an annual subscription to the national parks. Last time I checked, it was $85 a year. I'd happily 'donate' that on years I don't visit the parks at all. Just set up recurring billing!

But, nope. Gotta buy one every year.
Pretty much a standard in Finance-related work. The thinking being that being in debt not only makes you more likely to commit fraud/theft, but also that it makes you easier to influence/corrupt/blackmail.
I agree with you. But T1 diabetes is something which should suffice for Paxlovid.

BTW if you haven't checked out OpenAPS, I highly recommend it based on friends who have used it. It greatly reduces the self-discipline needed for T1 diabetes maintenance.
Yeah they aren’t guaranteed to survive state budget crises because states can’t print money.
This was almost definitely written in asm, no code generation involved.
The real question is: how does this deal with freeing allocations from a thread that exited?

The implications of thread lifetime seems to be one of the biggest differences between existing allocators.
Vivian Silver
https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aokeeblow%2FDistorteD+_1&t... here
I have implemented all these algorithms myself, but thanks for the down votes :D
One of my favourite sandwich places in San Francisco used to occasionally do a chicken roll that had corn chips in it. That extra textural element was ssoooo good.
Let’s jump to the root cause right there - the problem is Russia. Crushing that problem will free up plenty of space and make the energy and food shortages world wide normalize.

Screaming at refugees is a diversion, especially since they rarely compete in the normal housing market in most countries.
Deinstitutionalization is a lot more involved than Reaganomics.

https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/deinstitutional...

The overall situation where we, as a society with the most abundant resources in all of history make living a decent life a puzzle for people facing difficulties, is quite the indictment.
Connect to the main shaft a basic steam engine and two independent cogs of ratios of three and five. Then attach a cam to the side of each cog and have it press down on a stamper for output. Sounds easier than JavaScript!
Dedupping beyond hash checks, too. Help find "these are the same photo" and recommend deleting the lower res or lower quality version(s).
Homeboy who wrote this is a little too obsessed with Bru if you ask me
When you say "submit to a journal" does that mean you are not a journal? Why operate as a preprint server, but not offer to publish with peer-review? (Perhaps I'm misinterpreting your comment).
If ActivityPub gets really popular, there won't be a single service that's winning. For example, if each Youtube profile is suddenly a fediverse account which you can follow, the owner of that Youtube profile doesn't need a separate Twitter or Wordpress account - simply the act of uploading the video to Youtube will appear in user timelines of twitter, mastodon and all other services. Same would happen with blogs, instagram accounts, etc.

And if we get to such future, it's possible that we won't even need a Mastodon/Twitter account to have a timeline. iOS and Android could build native support for following accounts and displaying timelines in the operating system.
Using email magic links as authentication mechanism is not a great choice in my opinion as email is not a very secure protocol if you think about the default smtp security guarantees and man-in-the-middle interception, either on the smtp or on the network level if servers communicate unencrypted.
I think you’re reading too much into this. If someone is homeless, parking in a high-traffic national park that is patrolled by rangers and has limits on how long you can stay isn’t going to happen.

An annual park pass isn’t that expensive. People who live in an RV would spend far, far more driving to and from the park for various things they need (gas, supplies) than they’d save on the park pass.

Regardless, having a pass doesn’t eliminate the rules regarding duration of stay. You can’t live in a national park even if you have a pass. If you try to do it in an RV, you’d get noticed and cited.
Public services? Are you kidding - probably need to fund the wars.
I've been wishing for this for years!
I probably saw this too late to get a reply but: Yes, I understand that part. I don’t understand how that connects to the underlying data. Where did the x and y coordinates for each point come from? Where did the territory value of each point come from for that matter?
I want to observe that this may look like it's about Bard but really I think this is a comment about the current field, not the specific instance. The value proposition may have been oversold.

Against that, you would probably argue that people who risk being dis-intermediated by software have reason to question the software's utility because they have skin in the game, but I think if they say even as an adjunct it has less value than the cost of investment otherwise requires, that has to be thought about.

Google kills products on it's own grounds. We read here the grounds are often because it's a KPI for somebody senior, to establish their worth at their paygrade, and not actually related to it's utility as a thing in itself. So I would think if there is a swings-and-roundabouts here, somebody will get a boost up and push back on Bard, because they make point if the do. But since I am in the skeptic camp, I won't personally view this as "google kills the golden goose" as much as "realism has hit"

But there may be too much invested in this goose, to kill.

(I'm in the skeptic camp, as an outsider, I don't work in google or any of the majors)