skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd also go with this one.

> Organic chemistry is a subdiscipline within chemistry involving the scientific study of the structure, properties, and reactions of organic compounds and organic materials, i.e., matter in its various forms that contain carbon atoms.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_chemistry

or

> In chemistry, many authors consider an organic compound to be any chemical compound that contains carbon-hydrogen or carbon-carbon bonds, however, some authors consider an organic compound to be any chemical compound that contains carbon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_compound
Maybe so, but needing to bribe an unfriendly government to access your funds is the type of thing cryptoassets were meant to obviate. So you might call capitulating to a government in control of it's nation's financial system, "the antithesis of crypto."
Military recruits typically are of the top 50% of IQ via the AFQT test, so the lower half is truncated, and IQ is largely hereditary, so children's scores reflect parent's scores. This could explain some of it.
you may be seeing a "guilt based society" trying to use a "shame based society" mores, here. we don't live in a shame based society, so it fails to do it's work pretty quickly ...

but then there's the rise in popularity of "just not giving a shit at all" and morality left the building long, long ago ...
Isn't a much bigger influence on Windows in general the IBM Common User Access material, which NeXTSTEP decidedly was not like?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access

The app UI / interaction model patterns go deeper than "they both have greyscale 3D bevels".
>You are unable to.

This is just wrong lol.

GPT-4 logits calibration pre RLHF - https://imgur.com/a/3gYel9r

Just Ask for Calibration: Strategies for Eliciting Calibrated Confidence Scores from Language Models Fine-Tuned with Human Feedback - https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.14975

Teaching Models to Express Their Uncertainty in Words - https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.14334

Language Models (Mostly) Know What They Know - https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.05221
Right but the API is so unbelievably cheap in comparison. I couldn't spend $20 if I tried using it constantly. My bill is a few bucks every month and you don't have to deal with "As a large language model…"
> Roads in the US aren't as safe to cross

This is true on average, but not a justification for jay-walking being a crime on roads which _are_ safe to cross.
An update on the PSAT digital testing
Testing medication intake in space compared to on Earth, or the progression of diseases in space are a couple of examples that I can think of where having animals at ISS over longer periods of time could help tons of lives down the line. It's not a certainty, of course, but then again neither was any of the research done until now.
I guess it can but what was the worldwide market for toasters in 1875? One?
I too appreciate minimalist OS UI.

I believe that graphical polish is just a distraction. It's part of why I like reading this site!

When I have time to waste, I am happy to have something pretty and shiny to work with. For professional work, I want my OS to be snappy and without distractions.
From a data persistence perspective, it’s good just that there are more archives so I wouldn’t worry too much about differentiation. Hopefully this tool is used alongside others.
The Fresh Smell of ransomed coffee [2020]
Here's a great fully baked project for sharing half-baked ideas that an old friend of mine developed years ago, and is still going strong -- the Halfbakery:

https://www.halfbakery.com/

>The Halfbakery is a communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users. It was created by people who like to speculate, both as a form of satire and as a form of creative expression. (To learn more about what ideas are appropriate, see the help section.)
The halfbakery software is implemented as one big C CGI program, edited with vi, compiled with gcc, invoked by an Apache http server.
Give yt-dlp a try: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp

The only ads are the ones the creators insert into the videos themselves.
> If you are DEI candidate and have low SAT/ACT, you are steered to not provide the score

Do you have literally any proof of this?
Well, for starters, I would ask:

Did you like being a PM?

What job did you perform in medicine?

TBH, I can't help with the mental health stuff, but my route has also been circuitous, so maybe I can offer practical advice.

I was a software engineer, went to law school (I am an idiot), was in law for a bit, now looking for engineering jobs again.
Any info about what roles are being cut?
The trick with scalable threading is to make the behaviour as independent as is possible. Including memory allocations. “jemalloc” been something worth looking at.

It’s better to follow the scatter/gather model of MPI (don’t use that) in the same process and do as much amortisation in each thread as possible before collation.

When it comes to I/O (with spinning rust), a measured rule is to use twice the cores to account for seek time and use big writes/reads rather than small ones. This can saturate the disks so do measure it.

I spent about ten years worrying about these kind of issues on enterprise storage in C++.
Fun fact, there's a word in Greek for "pride in your work": Meraki.
Websites of 2000 [video]
I know both fervent Catholics who do not feel the historical accuracy of the Bible is what makes their belief in God accurate, and Mormons who believe in the literal historical accuracy of their religion.
The 2D calculator could already display 3D curves with a projection layer [1], but it's nice to have it built-in. I built a few models of analog hardware with that trick that brought it to its knees back in 2016.

[1] https://www.desmos.com/calculator/atydw7bpnu
In any shared transportation space, you need rules for right of way. When two modes of transport want to occupy the same exact space, someone has to be given a priority for the space at any given time. Almost all right of way rules require that the smaller and/or more maneuverable vehicle gives right of way to larger less maneuverable vehicles. Examples of this: Trains have right of way, always. On water, jet skis must give way to boats which must give way to larger boats which must give way to ships. Every rule I've seen on cycling requires pedestrians to give right of way to bicycles.

And more generally they almost always require the vehicle most able to prevent a collision to yield right of way to all other vehicles. Cars turning across or into traffic must yield to oncoming traffic. Cars making U-turns must yield to cars turning into traffic (to my understanding because a U turn crosses 2 directions of traffic, where a turning into traffic crosses 1). A car making a turn at a stop must yield to pedestrians already in or entering the road, because a stopped car merely needs to stay stopped to avoid a collision while a moving pedestrian must stop moving and clear the way first.

Designated crosswalks by their very existence imply "this is an area you should be especially aware of pedestrians", which by nature makes it easier for a driver to avoid causing a collisions. If cross walks have been provided, it only makes sense to require pedestrians to use them if they want prioritized right of way.
Who cares what hypothetical situation you can make up to try and justify these atrocities. The reality is that Israel is intentionally bombing innocent civilians, hospitals, cutting power, and depriving people of water. All of this in the open air prison that is Gaza, one of the most densely packed areas in the world.

It’s disgusting and needs to be stopped.
Ubuntu 23.10 is a Minotaur that moves faster and takes up less space
It's similar problem to drugs. We have populist solutions that don't work and solutions that work but will make you unelectable. Guess what solutions will get implemented? Also it doesn't matter how much money is spent per child if almost all of it is spent on turning school into day prisons for children. Students from poor families need more resources to be able to achieve same as children who have richer families. Family support goes a long way. This includes material support and cultural one. Parents often don't know how or have resources to help their children. Easiest solution would be for schools/government to help their parents so their children could rely on their family for support. Helping whole family is not only good for children but also to whole community. It was shown that hungry students have lower achievements than feed ones but we still pretend like only thing that matters is personal learning ethics, so we don't have to feed them.

Keep in mind that the North also had it's share of segregation and discrimination against poor(and by proxy Irish, Poles etc) and people of colour. It includes schools.

Also property tax as way of funding schools is awful.
Note: If you're referring to things that they've done within the last few days, disregard this comment as this comment was written regarding the way things were before the recent attacks

I think it's more nuanced than just them trying to "prevent clean water and food and medicine from crossing the border." In the region, water is scarce and important for both sides. Israel does allow "clean water" into the region, the complaint is that Israel government allows their own people take too much of it (from the perspective of Palestinian farmers). In the American west we have the exact same problem. Farmers higher upstream of the Colorado river want enough water for all their crops, but this would deprive the farmers further west from having enough. There are intense and heated (political) battles between the regions, with both regions feeling like they are getting shortchanged.
With food, medicine etc, there's concern that those supplies are going to enemy combatants/terrorists (from the Israeli perspective).

This is one of those situations where there aren't really any clear/easy answers.
Pretty obvious to most that switching cloud providers is not quick or painless for the majority of orgs. There's not really an argument in good faith to suggest otherwise.

Especially given that many orgs use managed or cloud specific solutions that have no 1:1 mapping between vendors
Well, taste is subjective and all that but out of that list, I'd say these are fairly objectively successful and popular if you're willing to take that as a rough proxy for "good": Haikyuu, Yuru Camp, Summer Wars, Wolf Children, Girls und Panzer, K-On, Haruhi, and the Shinkai films

I personally also quite like Hanasaku Iroha, Barakamon, Natsume Yuujinchou, Night is Short and Summer Time Rendering

Kinda depends on what you're looking for, e.g. Haikyuu is very much a sports anime and does a lot with the tropes of that genre. If you just want to watch a single good thing that has a bearing on a locality in Japan and isn't a project in and of itself (cough Haruhi cough) or otherwise cult, I'd say just watch Wolf Children.
Even GPT3.5 can be much more expensive. In some specific tasks, a finetuned 7B llama can work as well as GPT3.5.

You can rent a 3090 at $0.20/h on vast.ai, or $0.40/h on runpod. Using VLLM at 400t/s that's 1440000 generated tokens. Generating that amount of tokens with GPT3.5 would be $2.88.
which society to do you mean?
Author here, this made my day! Sounds like you and I share similar experiences with motivation.

I'm glad you like lazygit, hopefully I can continue to keep it in high esteem :)
You lost me at Terraform and Kubernetes..
This reminds me of something I did as a child. I was sitting alone in my parent's car, and a bee stung me.

I started to get upset, then I just mentally recalibrated. The pain was a feeling, a bit of information being transmitted up my nerves to my brain. I just relaxed and listened to the bee sting, not as a pain sensation, but just as a sensation. It turned my mind from going "OW OW OW" to "Oh, that's what venom feels like."

I honestly feel like that completely changed my pain tolerance for the rest of my life.
https://tula.kripa.dev/

Nutrition balancer
I got the Surface Go 3 which is great. This is about the Surface Laptop Go 3. MS has to get better naming.
Your summary of the 2018 paper was incorrect. They found it made no difference to people who typed 1 space. People who typed 2 spaces read 2 spaced text 3% faster with equal comprehension. And the limitations were significant. The subjects were young and had normal or corrected to normal vision. The task was reading paragraphs in order. And I did not see periods inside sentences mentioned.
Just say no is what I say to Google products.
Holy crap! That article is full of low-level facistic quotes:

> “I was approached by a couple of citizens asking if there was anything we could do about certain people walking around at night riding their bicycles,”

"Certain people"

> “The curfew would more or less be at the officer’s discretion,”

Cool, so you're explicitly giving cops a legal reason to harass people if the cop thinks they looks suspicious. I can't see how any subconscious or overt bigotry could come into play here.

> “The chief noticed a big influx of bicycle traffic during the night and people walking around, [...] It’s not usually a good thing when that happens."

> "Louisiana is a stop-and-identify state, so that ordinance is not really to hurt anybody it’s just to stop these people walking that have no reason to be walking,”

Yup! Sure doesn't hurt you at all for your existence to be criminalized and your mere presence on the street to be probable cause for the cops to harass you.

> "There’s a fraction of people that believe that is infringing on people’s rights, but at the same time, I think people can sit back and put a little perspective on the situation and agree that the good simply has to pay for the bad right now,”

Something, something, possibly apocryphal quite about trading freedom for security and deserving neither.

> "that ordinance is not really to hurt anybody it’s just to stop these people walking that have no reason to be walking,”

Sir! Step back and lie on the ground! Your feet are a threat to the State of Louisiana! I'm going to need to confiscate them and you along with them.

Fuck these fascists and the spineless politicians who enable them.
Meredith Whittaker talks about it in this interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amNriUZNP8w
Our math lab teacher in high school made us create a 2d functions representation on an infinite cartesian chart, with integrals and derivatives. Then I extended the program to print 3D functions with rotations and rainbow colours.

Was a great project in C#, since it all started with a dot on a canvas, and all the rest of things was composed extending the base objects.

(x^{2}+9/4y^{2}+z^{2}-1)^{3}-x^{2}z^{3}-9/(80)y^{2}z^{3}=0
E-Ink's original patents have already expired. What's more, there's already competing tech (DES/the cofferdam tech) that doesn't use their tech in the first place.
yeah, it seems people forgot the other two 'R's ... Reduce, Reuse.. then when you can't do that, recycle.
Many states already have a pupil/teacher ratio under 20 for primary schools. It's not clear whether that significantly improves outcomes.

https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d21/tables/dt21_208.40.a...
Its a form of Dunning Kruger.

First of all, how do you know you are good? If you are guessing (or imagining) you aren't good. This implies you need something to measure. Secondly, how do you know what to measure? If you don't know what to measure you have no idea whether you are good. You could be good, but you have no ability to determine this. Third, if you do know what to measure you need to know how to measure it. If you don't know how to conduct those measures this is where reality begins to set in, because you know enough to determine your competency but not enough to qualify it. Finally, if you know how to conduct such measures you have to determine their validity and that just takes experience, such a various forms of competing measures.

If a person can make these measured determinations with a few as 2 years experience then they are likely excellent. Excellence isn't at question though. Its the ability to appropriately determine excellence that matters.

Dunning Kruger is typically the opposite of gatekeeping. Its where under qualified people believe they are better performers than other people determine them to be. That distortion of reality is often on full display in embarrassing fashion to those making the determination and third party observers. If gatekeeping were in effect under qualified people would not be provide these opportunities to embarrass themselves.
Much better value? I disagree. High quality products built by artisans mean you aren’t participating(as much) in globalist, race-to-the-bottom corporate behavior. You know where your dollars are going and mostly what was involved in making it. Not to mention, handcrafted, high quality furniture lasts so much longer too, like multiple lifetimes.

All it takes is placing ethics (physical resource use, living standards of those who make your stuff) higher in your value approximation. I hate spending money on disposable goods with a passion, as a result I value the walmart chest of drawers negatively because owning and using it will make me unhappy.
Ah, I tried it a years or two ago.
Ghidra extension for delinking programs back into object files: https://github.com/boricj/ghidra-delinker-extension

In short, this Ghidra extension allows one to reconstruct relocation tables through analysis and then export parts of programs as working object files, effectively reversing the work of a linker. Applications include binary patching, converting between object file formats, making software ports and libraries from a binary artifact without source code, decompilation projects...

I've been tinkering with it for the past 16 months or so and it's the third, hopefully industrial-grade prototype. Right now it can delink 32-bit MIPS and i386 programs from the 1990s or so to ELF object files, as long as it contains basic relocation types.

It's half-baked because while it works, it doesn't support modern instruction sets, advanced relocation types for TLS/PLT/GOT or exporting to other object file formats besides ELF, so it's not that useful on modern artifacts (which is what I assume most reverse-engineers would care about). It's not really ready for prime time because I'm not done writing blog posts that walk through real-world applications and case studies ; there's very little literature out there on this esoteric topic and it can be very confusing. Like "let's take this PlayStation PS-EXE file that was built with a COFF toolchain back in the 90s and make MIPS ELF object files out of it that work with modern Linux toolchains" kind of confusing.

I started this project because I wanted to decompile a PlayStation video game and quickly realized that I'd never get anywhere without a means to divide and conquer it into smaller, more manageable pieces. Ironically the decompilation project itself hasn't advanced much, but I'm having fun so far working on this ; if anything, it shows that ABIs and file formats are but mere conventions that can be arm-twisted into submission given enough leverage.
https://geoforms.app
That applies to your nudes too.
Ship breaking is a nasty business. These carriers went to Texas. Commercial ships, cruise ships, and oil drilling platforms often end up in India:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Rwpp171mS4U9TFcE7
The marketing folks haven’t found a CMS they really like.
> The justice system is definitely very unforgiving towards anyone that actually hits a pedestrian.

I have to disagree. Where I live in NZ a local elderly couple were run down by an impatient driver turning into a quiet side street. One died, the other was critically injured. The same driver had recently accepted fault for hitting and injuring a motorcyclist.

The sentence? 250 hours community work, $15,000 to the family as an emotional harm repayment, attend a defensive driving course, and disqualification from driving for nine months.

I might add that the driver was a very wealthy businessman (so the monetary amount is likely insignificant).

Nine months is ridiculous in my opinion.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/wellington/132178677/driver...
> Note that texts from this time didn’t use spaces, making it harder to determine word boundaries.

Paging Germans
My relational lang (https://tablam.org) that I wish to be a Excel + Access replacement is still half-backed.

I move it slowly in my personal computer but not much in public. Maybe adding another person will help me on that!
I'll assume that OpenAI does not offer $1 of service for less than $1, at least not after certain scale of economy. If that assumption is true, then OpenAI goes back to the core of the valley: building insanely great product that solves insanely hard problems and that people are willing to buy on the merits of the products.
> My uninformed opinion is that Google and Meta's ML efforts are fragmented -

It seems more likely that at Google at least they just fell into the classic innovator's dilemma in which they were stuck trying to apply innovation to their current business models in an attempt at incremental innovation instead of seeking an entirely different customer and market.
> couldn't even go outside without his glasses

Yep. The term for this is 'dayblind'. My sister has a friend whose light sensitivity is so severe that she can't even look up at night when there's a full moon over clear skies.

I don't know if she has any sunglasses with prescription tint, but she does often wear multiple pairs of sunglasses at once (stacking fitovers of various sizes). She also wears sunglasses whenever she uses the computer.

I forget what condition my sister's friend has, but she's legally blind. Extreme light sensitivity is often a feature of retinal diseases that also cause other visual acuity problems.
Yes!

Happily, it's become okay for them to talk about astrobiology. It was mostly taboo until a few years ago. (Just speculating here, but I think it was the discovery of lots of exoplanets that caused astrobiology to become permissible.)
Militarization is one aspect of becoming a space faring species. Like it or not it’s an aspect of social organisms competing with one another.
The top 5 accounted for ~70% of the items.

260 million disposable vapes

30 million LED, solar and decorative lights

26 million cables

10 million USB sticks

7 million cordless headphones

Maybe USB-C helps with the cables, I’m guessing many of those are failed cables though. In any case, I don’t think it will address disposable vapes or decorative lights.

Anyway, I dispute the 95% of gadgets number. I don’t think we can be too surprised disposable vapes ended up in the trash.
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orthogonal? Neural networks are a layered graph structure. When they talk about "parameters" they're referring to nodes and edges.
There are no silly questions, but there are silly UUIDs (and silly people), worthy of being mocked.

deadb33f-cafe-babe-face-feedc0ffeeee
ba5eba11-1eaf-d1e5-badd-adafeedbabe1
cafebabe-affe-ba11-face-d00dd00df00d
decafbad-beef-babe-feed-ac1dc0ffeeee
There is no new revelation here.
Oof.

Friday the 13th.
Why not? If they had bought the compute themselves, it might cost more than $700k.
(2014), or thereabouts?
https://glossolalia.vercel.app/

Dreadful name, and definitely half baked.

Stick in some text in English and have it translated into a bunch of different languages and then generate audio of that same text in WAV format.
it's not about _combining_ words into one

better page Japanese
It might not be a 90% discount but it still will be a >50% discount
There are a HUGE number of startups that would have had a massively harder time if they had to roll their own infra. Who cares if the companies eventually have to move off? (Though even Netflix seems ok with it overall for now). There are a ton of services that just wouldn't exist otherwise