skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If the game implements upscaling correctly. Even then, I'm not a big fan of using upscaling myself, I'm not sure why.
Having only taken math through advanced calculus and differential equations, none of the examples make much sense to me.

But there is the "Monty Hall problem", where many mathematicians believe(d?) the incorrect result.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem
Why would you assume that, Google employees frequently comment here that youtube has never turned a profit.

There are other costs such as music licensing, moderation and paying content creators.
Depends how it's measured.

16oz of store-bought soda is not the same as 16oz of restaurant soda, at least 30% of which would be ice.

I wouldn't trust Gallup to report with nuance.
…….. okay
I almost dropped my phone when I saw that but. I mean, you have to fire her on principal if anything at that point. It reminds me of when some tech or media company (I forget) fired a bunch of mainly younger employees because they were upset HR wasn’t there for them when addressing their complaints with the company. Like, who are these people?

Whistle blowing is anonymous for a reason.
at least in HFT as I am aware, however I see that KF actually IS extensively used elsewhere.
Why is Michael Rea considered exceptional here? For that height and weight, that's pretty much bang on what you'd expect as a maintenance level of calories assuming he does any physical activity at all.
It's gray goo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_goo
Yes, 100% this. And it’s the same for bike lanes (and the people who do not want to ride bikes). Build tons of protected bike lanes, and many more people will use them. This will make more room on the roads for people are unable (or who choose not) to bike.
+1 for libredirect
If you spend $30 on food maybe your employer is not to blame for the majority of that $51.
You could literally write the same comment, word for word, about the film industry, but for some reason the disdain on HN is reserved only for videogames.

It's not the 80s anymore, so it's really weird to be treating games as an embarrassing hobby for boys, rather than part of the multibillion dollar entertainment industry.
Enterprise is $6000 for the first year, then $2000/yr, but the main thing is it’s a perpetual license and includes (also perpetual) licenses for all MSDN downloads going right back to Windows 3.11 and QBASIC for DOS.

Apple don’t even let you downgrade iOS on your own devices.

Compare and contrast.
That's good. But again the Holocaust is something was done to Jews by the German Nazis. You cannot just hold that against other people. If you feel that someone needs to pay the price then you might advocate for a Jewish state in German. That would be more suitable. That's a discussion that we can have and could disagree but not here.

But for now this is a post about potential ongoing genocide. Nothing justifies that and bringing the atrocities committed in the past against Jews are not suitable because it can be easily be interpreted as justification (they are not). And your choice of words is biased "slaughtering Jewish people in their own homes" vs "Israeli government's treatment of Gaza" does not capture the reality of the atrocities. But that's fine I did not expect that anyway.
Unfortunately for me, I have few times suffered with performance issues, and have not found good deep resource fast enough. For example, few times need to recompile FFMPEG or Unreal Engine, and have spent weeks for things, which on my hardware done in hours.

Now bookmarked this immediately.

Have not read deep, but from first view look good!
The vast majority of candidates we reject have a degree.
This has been true of every employer I have ever had. It's true outside of "tech" as well but nearly all of my experience has been as a software engineer.
> As you gain weight, you burn more energy, even just being idle

Only if you gain mostly muscle. Which I'd bet most people at a calorie surplus aren't, and the extra fat is burning very little calories.
> This is precisely one of the perks of rooting.

Rather, it's a benefit of an unlocked bootloader; you can root a device with a locked bootloader, and you can use an unlocked bootloader to install an unrooted OS (or, for that matter, you can unlock the bootloader without rooting, depending on the device).

> Unless you mean as a right, without needing to root? I'd disagree (from a corporate/warranty perspective), but I'll bite

Why? I mean, sure, if the manufacturer can show that damage resulted from the user modifying the device then fine, but otherwise there's no reason for modifying software to affect a warranty on hardware.
Current is different than an actual release:

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/cutting-edge/#cur...
I'm very glad that you are focusing and helping educate the industry (both from pure tech but also security aspects). And agreed that as a daily user of LLMs myself, the potential (and practical use cases already) are enormous. E.g. Writing code and rapid prototyping will never be the same for me.

By the way the last official answer I got from OpenAI regarding the markdown issue was that they thought it wouldn't be a problem because there will be mitigations. My assumption now is that they thought they could maybe fix indirect prompt injection, but it doesn't look like there is a solution.

My current takeaway is that with LLMs, the assumption always needs to be that the LLM is capable of outputting any content, and the client needs to safely (and securely) handle whatever is returned.

Btw. I show cased these kind of image based prompt injections in July (with Bard and Bing Chat, which presumably already used OpenAI's tech), and the example I created (the robot slipping on a banana) was shown during Blackhat in Las Vegas this year. Tweets: https://twitter.com/wunderwuzzi23/status/1681520761146834946
Even more fun: everybody rounds differently. “1 year ago” may mean 365 to 729 days ago to YouTube, but another website thinks it means 183 to 548 days ago (nearest whole number of years), and another website 350 to 548 days ago (nearest whole number of months up to 11, then years), and another anywhere from 1-365 to 364-729 days ago (within the last calendar year).
Given how few people continue to use Bittorrent these days, I'd say media companies have demonstrated an ability to do pretty well at customer capture and enforcement. Similarly, they don't have to completely eradicate adblockers, just reduce their usage into the noise.
you forgot the consequence:
"wird mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu drei Jahren oder mit Geldstrafe bestraft."

Will be punished with up to three years of prison or by fine.
He's saying that if you explicitly separate your crates out, and then you accidentally introduce a circular dependency you will get a compile time error. But if you have one big crate and rely on the compiler to detect internal dependencies for performance, then when you accidentally introduce a dependency that you didn't mean to it will happily compile but it will be slower so you probably won't notice and it will be really hard to debug.
What I don't understand is how career politicians could possibly not already understand how tyrannical governments can take advantage of draconian policies after a supposedly benevolent government is replaced. They 1) don't understand this principle which is absolutely terrifying and frankly implausible 2) understand and don't care, better to save hundreds of children now and let the continent of billions be crushed undet authoritarianism later or 3) they actually are just doing a "think of the children" to get the power they want.

None of those options make me think informing them of the the error of their ways will yield any fruit.
This is as equally true of "it's shit now and will continue to be". Capitalism demands profits and enshitification ensues. Might as well enjoy what you can while you can.
Yeah, sounds about right. Real world problems are rarely 1D, constant (or no) velocity, etc.
there are good examples out there, the one by rlabbe on GitHub is pretty dang good. It still didn’t quite get me as far as I needed to go, but it got me a lot further than I was when I started.
you are assuming people are rational . anyway, there would be intense media campaigns to convince the regular joes of the merits if any absurdity.
I guess Netflix prices are going up again.

This feels like a silly use of money that will eventually get shuttered. Physical stores with rent, employees, merchandise, etc have thin profit potentials vs doubling down on their existing platform.
I think the other thing that is that the RTS community has de-emphasized modes other than 1v1 to the extent that it's basically a 1v1 game like fighting games. At least with MOBAs there's a destressing factor of losing with a team that stops the feeling of sole total responsibility that makes so much ladder anxiety. Similarly, arena shooters also have team deathmatch modes.
Exactly. Competent recruiters and hiring managers at companies that I actually considered working for even explicitly told me to not waste my time on the cover letter (which was optional for their applications), unless I am a PhD with a long list of publications and specialized experience that would be too much to explain on my resume (or any other non-traditional type of an applicant that cannot easily relay their relevant expertise on the resume, e.g., former air traffic controller who is trying to break into software dev; or maybe if you have tons of experience in their very specific obscure niche).

For all other scenarios, cover letters seem pointless and redundant at best, and “i wanna see how much you are willing to suck up to the company” at worst.
> Wait, you want to do a gravitational perturbation mission with 5kg, for a body of > 10^18kg? You'd have to do super duper precise measurements to notice anything
I don't think so. We would measure the effect of 33 Polyhymnia on the probe, not the other way around. Which would work if it got just in the vicinity of the asteroid. The mass of the probe wouldn't even matter.

You're right of course about the density being a wild guess, probably not worth pursuing because the odds of finding something interesting are just about 0.
I can speak from experience that I woke up yesterday with KDE Connect missing from my device.
This speaks to OPs mention of "brokenness on both sides" where being able to write a cover letter and tailoring the resume to the job is considered "privileged"

Please note, I'm not disputing your comment at all. It's just that what used to be considered the norm (cover letter, etc) is just way too time-intensive by the wayside as applicants now have to mostly optimize for quantity of apps submitted.

If you don't NEED a new job ASAP then, yeah, you can do that, but for someone who's been laid off or unemployed for longer stretches, it's really just a numbers game most of the time.
Best to avoid spaces in file names even if the OS allows it (hell, you can put a new line in file names in Linux and I believe Mac OS but that's a terrible idea) because many programs will exhibit major error states if they end up processing these names due to assumptions about file names.
Cauchy's famous wrong proof [pdf]
To boldly go where the problem was solved ages ago
PhD students get a limited number of innovation tokens to spend. One of the many ways to spend them is on the form of the dissertation.
Can Peertube mirror a list of YouTube channels? And could this then open that Peertube instance?
Interesting. I was initially intending to do the same, but now I just use the project as OSINT source for research on various companies, if I or any of my friends is looking for a job they get a dump of everything they posted on popular portals in the last 3 years or so.
Thanks for sharing your setup, might look into that.
In my case, the reason I decided to create the extension is that I didn't want to completely leave YT per se, but rather use the recommendations and browse the homepage and actually watch what I want on an alternative frontend.
> What? b is 2? It should be 4. Or produce an error, or something. But not 2. There's no universe in which that result could be considered correct, it's just wrong.

It is correct, and what I would expect based on the behavior in MySQL documentation.

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/insert.html

"An expression expr can refer to any column that was set earlier in a value list."

As the columns are evaluated in left-to-right order, "earlier" in this context means "to the left of".

Therefore:

INSERT INTO t1 (b,a) values (DEFAULT, 3);

At the time `b` is being evaluated, `a` is to the right of it, so the current value of `a` is its own default value, which is `1`. So, `a+1` will evaluate to `1+1` or `2`.

This is not a bug, this is the documented and expected behavior.

To try and illustrate more clearly, try this:

CREATE TABLE t1 (a int default 11, b int default 22, c int default (a+b+33));

To start simply:

INSERT INTO t1 (a, b, c) VALUES (DEFAULT, DEFAULT, DEFAULT);

This gives us:

SELECT * FROM t1;
+------+------+------+
| a | b | c |
+------+------+------+
| 11 | 22 | 66 |
+------+------+------+

No surprises.

Next:

DELETE FROM t1;
INSERT INTO t1 (a, b, c) VALUES (44, 55, DEFAULT);

SELECT * FROM t1;
+------+------+------+
| a | b | c |
+------+------+------+
| 44 | 55 | 132 |
+------+------+------+

Again, no surprises. Now, let's reorder things a bit:

DELETE FROM t1;
INSERT INTO t1 (b, c, a) VALUES (87, DEFAULT, 65);

Knowing that we're evaluating this left-to-right, and `a`, `b` and `c` start out set to their default values as defined in the table schema, what do we expect? <a=65, b=87, c=??>

At the time `c` is being computed though, what is the value of `a`? Is it `65`, or `11`? We would expect it to be equal to `11`, as we haven't evaluated the value of `a` in the INSERT statement, yet.

Therefore, we expect `c = 11 + 87 + 33 = 131` and NOT `c = 65 + 87 + 33 = 185`.

SELECT * FROM t1;
+------+------+------+
| a | b | c |
+------+------+------+
| 65 | 87 | 131 |
+------+------+------+

And, sure enough, there it is.

This is well-defined and expected behavior. Sorry, not a bug.
You could say that the Netherlands is more suited to trains because it is flat and easy to build tracks on. Or because it is dense.

Or maybe the Netherlands is poorly suited to trains because it is dense and difficult to get suitable land. And because it has ports and is close to north sea oil, so why not use cars?

Switzerland and the Netherlands have trains because they made a decision to develop that strength, not because of their (polar opposite) geographies.
Hm, that myth isn't that alive anymore. What I've heard is that German brands (except for Porsche) were terrible in terms of reliability. Italian cars are far worse though (probably the worst?). And that most European and American brands, in general, have a bad reputation among reliable car enthusiasts; with Japanese and S.K. brands being the kings of reliability.
No comment on dates, but my phone has a higher screen resolution than my laptop. That doesn't mean it has more space for UI elements.
I've had a steam account forever and haven't been banned. that said call of duty appears to ban people running on cloud gaming with no way to contest it so you're out $70+ or more just because your laptop sucks and you're using a streaming service to enjoy your games anywhere.

unless games are written from scratch with security around preventing cheating first they are left with grasping for virtual straws at what is an exploit or not. in a lot of cases it's low level drivers that are suspect, game code changing in ram such as by a hook into the code, etc.

a few friends and I sat down and pondered what it would take to make a game like quake 2 robust enough and we gave up after deciding it'd be a ground up rewrite of both the client and server sides to only send specific data the client needs but no more so even wall hacks don't work and sending encrypted code to run in a VM inside the game from the server and if that memory is touched assume it's kick worthy but even then bit flips can happen etc. Could we trust video drivers from being tweaked to show wireframe renders and other things like that came up. Given this was like 1998 so I'm sure some of this has been implemented these days, I haven't kept a pulse on the tech.

I have read that even secure systems such as the PS4 have cheating going on with rooted systems so who even knows.
> If you received a notice that your resume had been read, they liked it, and they wanted a cover letter before an interview, would you submit one?

No, because that would mean they didn’t specify that the cover letter would be required ahead of time, and I am not trying to waste my time.

How am I so certain that they didn’t specify it ahead of time? Because I wouldn’t apply in the first place if a cover letter was listed as a requirement on the initial application.

If I am feeling particularly petty or upset about that surprise ask for a cover letter later in the process, I will just ask ChatGPT to write the most generic and useless cover letter for me, and then send it over.
I always connect to tor over VPN first for this reason. But I guess it makes me even more suspicious lol
ChatGPT can and does hallucinate perfectly grammatical bullshit
It probably depends on the state; in many states you can't get out of a parking ticket by saying you weren't the person driving and there's no reason to not use the same process for speeding and red-light cameras. Of course that requires changing the laws, and some states did not do so.
It would be more interesting to know when they stopped shipping processors that were 32-bit only.
Could someone start a for-profit law firm that took these kinds of cases on a commission basis?

Could that company join Y Combinator?

I do not care about donating to a legal defense fund. I do want to give to a legal OFFENSE fund.

Nukers need to go to loose everything and die broken and penniless.
I agree and in this case it may have just been a driver update turning this feature on.

My friend has auto hotkey installed for volume control automations and immediately got banned for single player call of duty. Valve at least is trying to be fair vs. Activision just saying "too bad"
I don't understand what is defeated in your example.
Pretty much like large parts of Europe, Africa and the Americas, then.

The 'Boomers' are a temporary bulge in the population all over the World. No country in the World has bothered set aside funding for the temporary Boomer demand on old-age services. (Mainly because that sudden blip of high-demand will be only temporary.)
Anti-Anti-Adblocker uBlock filter to get rid of the annoying YouTube message
My dad says he does. I've connected him with Ken.
Even in the age of easily swappable batteries I don't think many people actually did swap them. I had a Samsung S5 and when the battery started to go, I walked up to the samsung store for a new battery, and they told me they didn't sell them and I'd have to go online to get one.

As well as the fact that back then phones progressed much faster so by the time your battery gave out, the new phone was much much better.
I agree but millions of users are ok with Tim Cook deciding what they may use on their own phone. We're so screwed.
Yes the R60 supports adding a Core 2 Duo via the socketed chip.
https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:R60
I'd say it's like this for any older game which still has a multiplayer community regardless of genre. There just isn't a big influx of new players and the bad ones give up.
I thought that CURRENT takes place after a GA release. Thanks! TIL
You’re a different person. The other guy said he wouldn’t write one if they hadn’t liked his resume already.
> You’re fearmongering in an attempt to incite violence. I half suspect this to be a closet Greenpeace account.

You're already under a form of violence - your kids will wonder why you never did anything about it.
I sometimes really wonder who the heck greenlights such horrible UX at Google.
Bricks and Streams. They can theme their restaurants like one of those wilderness themed places.
I also use libredirect but it has this annoying bug where the reddit redirect will randomly stop working and the only way to solve it is to completely uninstall the extension (not only disabling) then reinstall.

But I can’t stand anymore to be on Twitter or Medium so it is a must. I also use it for Youtube, stackoverflow.

I’m a bit confused by the current project because there are litteraly tenths of Youtube->invidious/alternative frontend and I don’t understand why this one is different.
Nothing has changed about those ads one way or the other
This might have been a problem 10 years ago but the situation is pretty good now. I've got an ipad air 2 2014 on the latest OS available and it still works really well. My Apple Watch is 3 years old now and still feels as fast and good as day one.
I guess your POV is influenced by your surroundings. I know plenty of people getting 7 figures either remote or they could easily switch to remote if they preferred it.
Sure, but the reference doesn't outlive the referent in c++: the language guarantees that the local object in make is exactly the same object in the caller's caller.

The question is whether rust gives this object identity guarantee as well and, if it does, whether there are other rules (like uniqueness of mutable refences) that still allows the optimisation.
Seems like there's a bit of confusion about what the add-on does exactly. It doesn't automatically redirect all YouTube pages you open.

This however gives you the choice to open the pages you want in an alternative frontend.

My use case is basically I browse the YT homepage and Shift+click the videos I want to watch. Or if someone shares a link to a video, I access that page and Alt+J to redirect to the alternative frontend.
There were a lot of these jobs even pre covid. Google had like 40k engineers.
Made a Swipe Based Twitter for RLHF
My very first web app, made a swiping based twitter that trains a timeline filter through RLHF.
Linux on RISC-V on Arduino Uno
Because I'm not a public company keeping my stock artificially high with buy backs or a VC-backed money pit pumping out bad idea after bad idea.

But if I were, sure LLM all the way baby! Probably even get SoftBank to fund me
In my previous state of residency GA, unemployment maxes out at $375 a week. In Florida my current state, it’s $275 a week

To put that in context, the day I found out I was being Amazoned and a week before my last day, I reached out to a former CTO that couldn’t afford to hire me. But he did need some work/troubleshooting done in my area of specialty and I billed at $135 an hour and that was cheap. Trust me, I know how much AWS ProServe charges for consulting.

Even run of the mill enterprise dev staff augmentation W2 contracts pay $70/hour.
That may be because you're blocking YouTube from using your personal data to target ads, whereas TikTok is extremely aggressive about harvesting your personal data with no opt-out.