skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is likely down to the type of "food" that you are eating. Or you are eating more than is necessary.

A diet that contains a high nutritional content will prevent you from over-eating due to satiety signals (unless you have a hormone issue) rather than eating to the point of feeling "stuffed" - if someone is eating to the point of feeling "stuffed" then it would suggest that they are not eating food with a high nutritional content, or that they have some disorder that is interfering with their normal eating process.

If you look to the animal kingdom, the lion kills the zebra, feeds then walks away, the next in line feeds, then walks away, etc, etc... no animal eats until they are "stuffed" - if they did then they would become another animals prey because they are too "stuffed" to move!

No wonder some countries consider it rude to clear your plate of food.
(too bad the Brits do this the other way around!) lol
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Not confirmation bias. I have lived in NYC and NJ (right across NYC); Philadelphia; and SF (that was 15 years ago, so maybe things have changed?). I have also driven in Boston, Houston, and LA. The most difficult (nerve-wrecking) places to drive were Miami and LA. At least in LA, you see traffic police cars every now and then, so people are a bit wary of speeding. Here in Miami, it is lawless (literally almost no traffic police car on the highway leading to Miami), which emboldens rule breakers.

I always drive defensively and I am sick of having to pay rising-significantly-faster-than-inflation-rate (part of it is greedflation by insurers, I think, and part of it is because I live in Miami, one of the most natural disaster prone places in the US) premiums for the last two years. It's worse when insurers claim that after COVID, people drive more recklessly and thus, they are paying out more (again, not sure if it is entirely true, but if it's solely based on my Miami driving experience, it likely has some sliver of truth).

I truly wish insurers have better information on driving behaviors to really punish reckless drivers, but I know that the reality would be that insurers will punish both reckless and defensive drivers because more profit.

Sorry about the rant. :)
I imagine the vague “a year ago”, etc is usually the product of some back end scaling strategy?
I’d be happy if articles included at least the year. So many times I’ll come across something, and have no idea how recent it was because there’s no date whatsoever.
Swimming is where it's at! Sounds like a little went a long way.
I was at an adtech company in 2007 where the CEO and research teams became obsessed with Kalman filters for the purposes of optimizing ad campaigns on google and msn networks. It kind of worked from what I remember but I can’t find the patent filings any longer and Zeta & Walmart bought the tech.
I believe it can be done with surface sensors these days.
People are used to EU tightening the screws every year.

This is normal.

Though the proposition seems to be technically faulty/unenforcable so we might be spared (this time).
In the TIDE paper, the input sequence length is tuned, while this work uses the uniform input length.
Happened to me, I had to disable Play Protect scanning... interestingly, in ghe deacription in Android settings, it claims Play Protect will scan and WARN, not remove, apps. That is clearly a lie.
> We all just want to escape this tyrannical dictatorship.

Well, I actually do.
There's good evidence that metabolic rate does vary, but not significantly.

https://examine.com/articles/does-metabolism-vary-between-tw...
Afaik you can still run cs if you're vac banned, just not connect to servers with vac enabled (which is the vast majority; nobody wants to play with cheaters).
Lower IQ people are likely under represented online.

Accurate information is also over represented because you can be wrong in far more ways than you can be correct. In other words the wisdom of the crowd is in part the 10% of people that know X all match each other while the other 90% is all over the place.
I find the Sharpmaker great for touching up an edge, but not nearly aggressive enough (without adding an aftermarket set of diamond rods) for repairing or setting a new edge
This depends on how important the precision is. "1 week ago" can be fine (for blog posts), or it can be stupid (for news articles).
If inactivity were the explanation, it would be possible to fix obesity by having people be more active, yet this this does not work :

https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/U1RxtW9oglcck-2g2X_SrKzIA44=...

exercise not help at all. the body compensates in many ways

400 calories burned from a run does not magically offset a donut. The conversion rate may be flat or even negative.

source: https://www.vox.com/2016/4/28/11518804/weight-loss-exercise-...
What happens in meatspace if you pay a cover charge to enter a place, and then don't follow the rules of the establishment? The same thing, you will be asked to leave, and trespassed if you refuse.

Just because you paid to access someone else's servers doesn't mean that you can do anything you want, with no way for the owner of the server to enforce any rules. It works like this with any kind of service on the internet. Games are not any different.
Student Dave's "Quailman" Kalman youtube tutorials are incredible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkCT_LV9Syk&list=PLzCl0zqNaI...
Yes, but it's not a GPU. The ANTIC is a processor as it has instructions. The VIC-II is a Video Interface Controller, thus the name.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_home_computers_by_vide...
Why would you need to look up lasts week date on a calendar
No, it happens in other apps. [0]

[0]: https://cdn.masto.host/mastodonie/cache/media_attachments/fi...
Many folks here describe this as a solution to what they see as inadequate traffic enforcement, especially post-COVID. But does this mean we're going to claw back the traffic enforcement headcount from police departments? If they're not doing traffic enforcement and aren't too keen at going after property crime, what are the taxpayers really paying for?
Secondhand observations on plate layout, not aesthetics:

- red plate can increase contrast with food
- non-slip mat to reduce plate movement
- food bumper or edge to push food onto utensil
- food type by compartments and/or clock face location

Tableware design for low-vision users, https://www.dezeen.com/2018/10/24/see-eat-through-tableware-...

> most of the products available for visually impaired people are functional but not aesthetic .. I was quite shocked at how some solutions can become stigmatising objects, like a beeping electrode that is attached to a glass that gives off an alarm signal when it is full," .. "I wanted each functional feature to become part of the aesthetics in this tableware set. So that it is really integrated and the collection can appeal to people without vision problems..

> "With five per cent vision, pouring a glass of water is like pouring something invisible into something invisible," .. "Visually impaired people can, however, perceive colour contrasts," she explained. It was an exciting puzzle for me to try to use colours and the refraction of light into water to give a visual signal when there is enough water in the glass."

Food service plating in healthcare settings, https://gfs.com/en-us/ideas/perfect-plating-creates-a-positi...

> The color of the plate makes a difference, especially for people in memory care or with vision and depth-perception issues. “A red plate can help foods—especially light-colored foods like poultry, pork, potatoes and corn—stand out,” .. plates with rims or raised edges.. help diners scoop up food.
You just described legitimate interest.
You can put that in a document, not in the banner.

IANAL
Why? What's wrong with just the date?
One of the draws of GrapheneOS is that, since Pixel phones have a relockable bootloader, that Android image will pass SafetyNet. While Google Play Services is typically required by banking apps, on GrapheneOS you can run Play Services in its own sandbox.
I had it installed at work on our VAX 11/750
You want keycodes for that; you don't need scancodes.
See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37880515

I don't think it's accurate to think of the image processing as a separate pipeline here, similar to OCR on object detection.

My understanding is that the image is treated the same as the text - it's all input into the weird giant matrices of numbers that makes up the model.

GPT4-V isn't GPT4 plus tools for analyzing images: it's GPT4 with image processing built right into the model itself.

Is it even right to call it a "Large Language Model" at this point? I'm not sure.
The question is about base metabolic rate, not energy expenditure from exercise.

Fidgeting is a non conscious act performed throughout the day, it is not exercise. Exercise can actually reduce fidgeting and this shows up in athletes lower BMR that needs to be taken into account for meal programmes.

It is easy to eat more calories than are used in taking 10.000 steps.
I was simply providing an example of where "I thought it was fake" would be a reasonable defense.
As I said, for many banks, in order to log in to the bank's website on a laptop, you need to receive a 2FA code sent through the bank’s app on an Android phone.
Right, exactly. As I said in another comment on this thread, one of the defining features of LLMs is that there's no separation between data and instructions -- and I don't think there's any way to fix that within the current LLM paradigm.
Kiwi browser doesn't guarantee to be updated in time when cves are released (or at all), which sounds really scary
Depressing article noting how prevailing roads are in the U.S.:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42104894
This can literally happen to your car if you get a DUI.

https://www.floridasafetycouncil.org/ClassName/ignition-inte....

And yes, I think that's okay.
I think they meant "more than 24 hours" rather than "less". It makes more sense in context.
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Technically correct on the point that it has not been settled in courts yet.

For eg stable diffusion I actually dove a bit deeper on this:

The LAION dataset is -in itself- almost indisputably legal: It contains URLs of images, and tags describing those images[1]. To be sure: _It does not contain actual images_. People have made this mistake before, and LAION quite correctly reply that they don't have them. [2]

Stable diffusion's models are much smaller [3] than the LAION dataset which they use as their source. Again, the models do not contain images.

This is pretty suggestive that SD models should not be considered derivative works. Of course sometimes funny things happen in court, so we can't be sure until a court actually decides.

I don't currently run my own GPT or LLAMA, but those should have similar properties. (in fact, OpenAI appears to claim so.)

[1] https://laion.ai/blog/laion-5b/ (if you look for the files in any of the variations, you'll see it's in the order of terrabytes)

[2] https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkapb7/a-photographer-tried-...

[3] https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-xl-base-... : see under "files and versions", it's sd_xl_base_1.0.safetensors. File size is 6.9 GB
Because the EU doesn't really have much actual power to do anything that impacts normal citizens. Like the EU doesn't start criminal prosecutions or anything against people. If there is some crime you're being prosecuted for it's going to be your country's government that prosecutes you.

No one is really worried about the EU becoming some sort of Orwellian state because it isn't a state, it doesn't operate like that.

Edit: I should say that this shit also isn't going to pass the European Parliament, its just a proposal which is going to get voted down.
Nicely done Brendan! Thank you, knowing Brendan’s work with eBPF, I take this as a way to more easily monitor and assess performance under different types of performance. Tweaking/tuning comes with trade offs, and I usually end up optimizing one thing to the detriment of others..

Side note, I’ve found btop a super useful replacement for glances, to have an all-in-one TUI view of system performance and loading. Wonder how much those dev(s) are leveraging this, and whether anything out there’s motivated to build better TUI monitoring tools.

Every server I go on, first thing is, start up tmux, dedicate one window to btop.
One aspect that is so disturbing with the fuzzy display is when the day of the week is the most relevant info.

Looking at gitlab's history for instance, it's way more helpful to know if it was merged on friday than "last week" or "2 days ago".

Same for chat history etc. happening at the limit of a month, knowing exactly if the discussion happened before or after the beginning of the month can matter a lot.

For everything else I personally could care less if it was 4 weeks ago or 2 months ago, so getting the exact date also doesn't deprive me of info.

I actually have a hard time imagining a scenario where a fuzzy date is more helpful than the exact one.
The original post on fedi [0] claims it can happen in any video call app.

[0] https://xoxo.zone/@mathowie/111229500871588422
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Ms bought Nokia - out of business

Ms bought Skype - useless as Zoom won the Covid era

MS bought Lynda.com- who?

MS bought LinkedIn- does anyone pay $90 a month to use it?

MS bought Danger - the best tactical keyboard mobile phone. DEAD

MS bought Halo vr system a $3509 pos that never got an update

Ms buys stuff , never making stuff.
...what? And why? I am struggling to understand the reason this exsits.
>I’m quite alright with it being censored for as long as possible

Even though the people doing the censorship are the ones who got the world into its current situation? It's not the recent populists who spent the last half century turning the world to shit, it's the existing power structures.
The point is that both are technically correct. At 12:00am on January 1 that happens to fall on a Monday something that occurred 1 second ago can be considered to have taken place: last week (depending on when you consider weeks to start/end), last month, last year, yesterday, etc.
Tobacco companies. Net value is higher risk of serious illness.
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It's all about familiarity. To me ternaries gives me less ways in which the code can behave, so it takes less time to write, and less time to read. The obvious reason is that it's an expression and not a statement. So, the reason for me not writing it like this to begin with, is because I prefer ternaries over ifs. So much that i sometimes rewrite other code from ifs to ternaries to better grasp it. But that's me.
It's not a philosophical issue and I'm not a philosopher, and to be blunt, I find this kind of glib dismissal of concerns irritating because it is obviously motivated by ignorance, rather than knowledge, and perhaps a bit of sexism on top. For the record, I am a post-doc researcher in a project whose goal is to develop autonomous capabilities for a search-and-rescue craft, I'm the person who is primarily responsible for the development of the autonomous capabilities, and I can assure you that there is no philosophy involved in the issues I have to deal with in my day-to-day job, whatsoever. I was also unaware that what I do is cool, but thanks for letting me know.

I don't understand what the rest of your comment is saying. We have different kinds of systems that kill indiscriminately- so, what? We should be making more because that's OK then?
If you use the GPT API you can just define your own system prompt… but it’s not as useful as you’d hope. The API isn’t particularly censored to begin with; that’s mostly ChatGPT
I do not trust a court to weigh in properly on the deep technical nuances involved.
In Europe it would eventually result in the loss of your driving licence.
Ask HN: Is there a natural language user styler for the browser?
I'd like to input some commands and the userstyler would do things like this for me:

"change all the text on this website to black"

"reduce all margins and padding to 2px"

just some examples.
Well dnsmasq has --dynamic-host for this use-case. Example:

dynamic-host=cafe.dxld.at,::cafe,lan0

Firewalls tend to support DNS, use it :)

I know for a fact nftables and pfSense allow this, worst case you need a cronjob to periodically reload your ruleset to refresh the DNS data as it's evaluated at ruleset load time (for nftables). Incidentally another TODO project of mine is a daemon to allow running scripts when RA information (such as the prefix) changes, this would come in handy here too.

For anyone interested in making IPv6 bettter come talk to me in #ipv6:ungleich.ch (Matrix).

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> Do people really facetime their therapist?

Why not Facetime?
You can cheat all you want in counter strike, you just can't do it on a VAC verified server. Which is most servers because people don't want to play with cheaters. But you can go host your own server and disable VAC.

Or another way to look at it is, you CAN do whatever you want with the software on your computer. But Valve can do whatever they want with the software on THEIR computers. They have no obligation to network with you.

Carrying your request even further, you're sort of saying websites cannot moderate content because that interferes with your ability to use your browser freely.
The article states the difference is small, but also notes “ The majority of the population exists in a range of 200-300kcal from each other”.

All things being even 200kcal difference per day is about 20lbs per year attributed purely to metabolic difference. Now you can say to just eat 200kcal less per day, but those little differences on a daily basis add up.
I was referring to “The conditions for associating the UK were not opportune, in view of the overall EU-UK relationship”, but there are other sentences like that in the document. It’s a diplomat’s way of calling them untrustworthy bastards. Which is fair (they are referring to May, Johnson and Truss, all of them are liars of the worst sort), but I do wish the facts were otherwise.

I don’t blame the EC for saying it, I just regret that the UK took such a destructive path.
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Would you have the same experience if some gave you a Thinkpad instead? Seems like most issues are Linux related and non-Linux users would have the most sooprise about having to config/diy/hack/tweak/script something. No?
Could you point out what I said that was incorrect? The UK agreed to join Horizon when I said it did. The EU prevented that from happening due to trade disagreements over Northern Ireland. Those disagreements were resolved with the Windsor Framework. The UK joined. As I said, it has nothing to do with a sudden change of mind or realisation, but was the intention for many years.
I personally use "yesterday" for anything before when I last slept. Yesterday can easily be technically today, but just in the late night before I went to bed.
This is great. It reminds me of the BASIC program I wrote in the early 90s to simulate a star trek ship's state. Me and my friends would take apart the couch and use other things to build a "bridge" so we could be the crew (almost like a LARP kind of thing), and the "engineer" used the program to help move combat/encounters along. I really wish my younger self had thought to keep it around.
You can turn this off people

Right up there in the menu bar glowing green for you
Large Comprehension Model :)
The Eurocrats are only accountable to other eurocrats and it shows. The EU also has a very large publicity budget.

The EP s vice president for Blockchain and AI was found to take bribes from qatar last year.
You seem to
be implying that self check lines don’t get stuck and don’t need any intervention. In practice they could be slower than cashiers lines, at least that’s the case in my experience. I don’t mind having the option for both but having 3 cashier lines open and 10 crowded self check out lines is disrespectful for customers, there were ocasions where I abandoned my cart because it would add another half hour to my wait.
Add a login with login information visible to humans. When logging in, have a prompt that says ‘ai systems are not allowed to login lest you pay $€£’
Great site, excellent visual layouts, and the site runs on the Apache web server so you know he knows what he's doing. :-)
If you have a non-cryptocurrency blockchain use, you don't use a public blockchain (expensive). You create your own blockchain. There are several platforms that allow that. For example: https://www.kaleido.io

Maybe reach out to them or look more if they have any notable users willing to share their use case?
Most people care to some degree what other people say about them / their work.

The fact that you've also dabbled in this area could lead to a far more interesting discussion. Wouldn't mind seeing your blog post. Who knows, maybe I've already read it at some point?

btw the reason for extending eg Array is to make for a much better surface API when using the library.

Being able to do
const [user] = await sql`...`
leads to some very readable concise code.
Nobody pays for this game. It's free.
Nobody cares.

Most have decided they prefer SUVs, cheap burgers and flying to Greece twice a year for 50 quid over the Amazon being a thing or co-existing with wildlife.

And the ones that didn't make that choice are unwilling to change things because deep down they know violence (in the short term) is the only thing that can stop the car going over the cliff.
Some (most?) countries in Europe have a criminal offense of "insult", so this just isn't how things work (or worked as that is nothing new).
> Delta time requires less computational load on the brain.

I highly disagree. A quick glance at an absolute date immediately gives me the general idea of when it happened. Most of the time I want to know the exact date to compare it to other dates. When I see a relative date, I almost always need to subtract it.
There is probably some larger environmental factor that causing the majority of people to gain weight. Whatever it is started in the 1970s in the US, and has since spread to most of the rest of the world. Possibly plasticizers, or some other chemical. Even children are much heavier now.
I use reactions via webex and zoom. I like them, and as other posters said, it’s a big green button in your menu bar to turn them off.
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Most of the date libraries that do relative time formatting like this would use hours if it were hours ago.
My point still stands though.

Most laws are still not practically enforced despite officially just a subset not being enforced.

Traffic citations in San Francisco declined by 97% in eight years.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/traffic-citations-san...
Specifically in languages with types and zero-cost abstractions. If it's not zero cost, then… there's a cost, which must be weighed.
employees see this as a negative, that sounds about right. Meanwhile in the executive branch, fresh rounds of trade and contracts between Commonwealth executives get new life.. am I wrong?
That looks interesting! Definitely something I'll keep on my radar
People with accessibility and mobility issues are the biggest winners in this. That, alone, makes it worth it.
To me, these effects are akin to adding sugar and fats to food to enhance the flavor of the foods. I really don't need my interactions more enhanced. The other party's emotions, expressions, etc... are enough.