skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There'd need to be some filtering before people take office. I like the idea of randomly selecting a small pool of candidates then voting within that pool. Maybe people elect and elector who's job it is to sit for 12 months just assessing people to hold actual power.

Career politicians are better than monarchs or aristocrats, but the fact is that making governance decisions is technically easy. Anyone can do it in principle. Politicians literally don't understand what they are voting on because the breadth of topics is too large and famously the US Congress can go from proposing to voting on complex trillion-dollar spending bills [0] in 48 hours. There is literally no way a random pool of people can do worse than that.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolidated_Appropriations_Ac...
Yeah I love MicroG. But I really wish there was a big-tech-free payment solution :(
This is probably great to use, but it also highlights in comparison the beautiful simplicity of SQL. Doing something simple is hard, and SQL is so simple that I think most people find little value to abstractions built on it.
> inductive stove with a touch interface

The UI for these seems to be universally awful. I was looking for a stovetop/hob for my mother and I couldn't find a single brand that didn't have glaring usability faults. I finally found a model that I could order sight-unseen that had knobs - but it took far too much research.

There's some law of capitalism that says that anything in the kitchen with electronics must have a devily awful UI. It isn't just microwave ovens! I have found no brand that puts UI as a priority.
Pretty sure the same kind of fun buttery will apply to cars, if it's not already here.
They must be posting for a position that doesn’t get much traction. If you got 300 applicants like in more general roles, you can’t say someone will read 50 cover letters, no one has the time, and so sending cover letters for those is a waste of time.
It also shows how awful some sites are. I'm scraping a jobs offer portal written in next.js (although I use the endpoint for hydration), one of the lovely things they do is they pass in props containing all possible skills candidates can have, they send 200KB per listing, less than 10KB is the average volume of job-specific (actually required) data.

Previously they were rendering it from a REST endpoint which only had the necessary data, but now I get a lovely dictionary of all possible values of various properties, provided on a silver platter.

Another portal I'm scraping uses GraphQL, and they don't have access control, I get all the data they have on impressions, I know how much money somebody paid for listing, I know when the offer is going to be auto-bumped - just lovely. And no need to use Playwright either.
Saying that you know you can and should denounce a terrorist group for slaying 1300+ Jews, and then not doing that, is a bit tone-deaf for the Jewish folks that are still in mourning from watching the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust.
Does windows not allow spaces or something? Unix variants seem fine with it.
The problem is when people say "off road" in this derogatory way it makes it sound like hobbyists like me are the issue. We're not. It's industry - large shipping boats are a huge contributor.
On Android you can try NewPipe which serves as an alternate front end.
Rare enough to highlight it
The surface of Earth has 5E8 km². They have 1E4 satellites. They are in orbit for a few years, but let's assume all fall down. So you get one satellite per 5E4 km².

There are less than 1E10 humans. 1m² is too big for most humans, perhaps a human and an umbrella. So the surface of humans is less than 1E10 m² = 1E4 km².

With some mild assumptions, I get less that a 20% chance of a satellite hitting a human, assuming all fall down, they can't be aimed at the sea, humans are big, they don't disintegrate in air, and the hit kills the human. How do they get 61%?
Aren't you comparing the code for calculations with the jargon of the question? I feel like the proofs would be quite long.
Can anyone recommend a NewPipe style desktop app?
“Out means out”. I do believe the new generation doesn’t know the benefits of being in Europe, pre-brexit, and as such keep it out of the equation for the future.
Most grads I spoke to, simply don’t care about Europe (or european scientific joint programmes) - very unfortunately imo
Yes I can not call it either.
Even the McDonald's app doesn't work if you install it through Aurora store lol. Even though it's the same signed version distributed through Google play and I have Google play on the device, just not signed into a Google account.

Somehow it detects that it was not installed through Google play and refuses to work with an explicit message stating this reason. I really wonder why they care. The app doesn't even take payment, at least not in this country. You still have to pay at the order portal thing.
It's unfortunately easy to defeat this, e.g.

int y = 42;
const int x = y;

is enough, even though `x` is still a `const` local variable.

https://godbolt.org/z/7vre49xb1
I've been asked by a friend recently to implement a Kalman filter for a side project. Among many others, I've read this website and still have no idea how to implement it. They all seem to be in the style of 'draw the rest of the owl'.

Can anyone point to anything that explains it in a manner a programmer would explain (eg array iteration instead of sigma notation) ?

As far as i understand, Kalman Filters seem to be a moving average of position, velocity, and (perhaps) acceleration, and use those 3 values to estimate the 'real value' as opposed to what the sensor is telling you.
Orders don't mean much when there's videos of Hamas taking care of Israeli babies literally taken care of them as if they were babysitting.

Releasing women multiple places.

There's videos of these things that people need to see that's being censored in real time on all platforms it's a 100% blackout.

It's insane.

Not to mention the IDF and the military and the settlers are literally faking videos about attacks posting them as if Hamas attacked them. The credibility of these people just shrinks every single minute that passes on by.

Keep your ears perked up. Media wants to separate everybody and they are coming for it. And unfortunately they are winning
Applied to you specifically because I haven’t heard from the other ones yet and what you posted sounds like something I can do to get money to pay my dues to the rest of the society. I don’t know you very well off of your “about us” and the job posting to tell you any more than that. I don’t know if the manager I’ll be working with is going to make my day great or dreadful.
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That's ok, though I usually don't bother hiding this type of information. It's very hard to build an API where there's not a single endpoint that reveals whether a user exists or not (can I register with that email? can I send it a message? can I load its avatar?). And the user experience is affected, especially if they have multiple usernames.
yes the same error message I also have!
Originally it meant the specific dialect of Castilla, a region of Spain, but nowadays the term is used to refer to the Spanish language in general. Unless you are talking about history, "castellano" and "español" are synonyms and people understand them interchangeably and use one or the other depending on where they are from. Here is a map:

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Español_de_América#/media/Arch...

I am from Galicia, that red corner in northwestern Spain, so "castellano" is the most common term here.

The division within Spain makes sense, by the way: regions that have strong official regional languages say "castellano", because of course Galician, Catalan, etc. are also Spanish languages. So when you speak two languages, both with their origin in Spain, it makes less sense to call one of them español (Spanish). Note however that this doesn't mean that choosing to say one or the other is a political statement at all (or at least, the overwhelming majority of people wouldn't consider it so), things just evolved that way.

As to why some Latin American countries ended up saying "español" and others "castellano", I have no idea, to be honest.
So like a Planet Hollywood, but less cool?
A person who gets their doctor recommended 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity each week shouldn't have much difficulty adapting their bodies to distance cycling well enough to hit comparable numbers after a handful of training rides. Elites can hold pace for those distances at 50 km/hr, which is faster than me doing an all-out sprint.

And one doesn't have to do 100km all at once. A 10km commute each way over a 5 day workweek is a much less intimidating prospect.
A cover letter is a place to put relevant information about you that doesn’t go on a resume.

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?
So, like a movie theater? But with a restaurant?

Yeah I'm totally ready for LLMs to take over a couple of C-suites. Can't be any worse than what we have here
It's a lot less usable lately because of the "Oops this account is rate limited" error unfortunately. Sometimes it takes me 10 tries. Updates are fine though, it's just searching for new apps that trigger it.
Surely the example which disproves the hypothesis would be smaller than the proof that it is valid for all values?
Doesn’t libredirect already do this? Though I don’t use it for YouTube so I can’t say for sure
> This is also on of the differences with X.

X is a protocol too. Xorg isn't, it's an implementation. But there can be (and have been) others.
simply disabling smt also gives the "snappier" effect for earlier kernels while thwarting some side-channel attacks and increasing power efficiency
Similarly, the built in free ad supported tv (FAST, as they say) offerings built into modern smart TV’s are fantastic.

Those who know, know the “ad supported” aspect is a misnomer - nobody actually buys the ad slots so instead you have regular ~2 minute breaks with pleasant background music and a nice animated backdrop that allow you to go to the bathroom, get a snack, talk to your watch buddies, “chill”, or even just remind you to maybe get off the couch and go do something with your life. And you never have to worry about what show to pick! Just tune into one of the ~7 decent channels and go with it.
According to that message, they lifted it to 4096 8 years ago, presumably for reasons. Have your systems got any bigger or faster since 2015?
The sad thing is that this is exactly what might happen in the EU since spyware will soon be mandatory.
Okay calm down. And lets start by you giving us an example and denounce the genocide and atrocities that is being done and will be done to to the Palestinians. And don't bring Holocaust in this context, It has nothing to do with any of this conflict.
It's at the bottom of the page in the footer - links to https://telegram.org/dl/web ;)
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 (much more precise than anything we can do at the moment), and the reason we don't know the density is that we haven't done precise measurements yet.

How about just doing some more precise measurements first? I'm 99.99% certain that the high density estimate stops existing afterwards

Also, how exactly do you want to get an object without guidance or comms near enough to a main-belt asteroid?

This is all just ridiculous. Some theoretical physicist does some calculation around the Island of Stability, comes up with a high density, and tries to give his paper more relevance by finding an improbably dense astronomical object, and then wildly speculates that the two are related.

What are the chances that some rando asteroid consists of 100% of an element that we

1) don't know if it actually is stable

2) don't actually know the density of, besides a single paper about it

3) don't know any natural, plausible mechanism for synthesis

as opposed to it just being not well studied?
I wonder if OpenAI themselves even know how the resulting black box actually operates? They know how to train it, sure, but do they understand how it approaches the end results?
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The Let it be album is also from this session, thought Abbey road was the album that was released by the Beatles. Let it be was released later (after the band broke up) as a money grab from the studio without autorization from the Beatles (except maybe Lennon). Paul really disliked it because of the bad mixing and post-production applied by Phil Specter.

Some years ago they re-released Let it be, renamed as Let it be Naked. This time it was remixed and authorized by the remaining Beatles and ... it's really good. Much simpler, much clearer and without the soul-less violin sounds from Phil Specter.

I can recommend giving it a listen and compare it to the original Let it be album.
Exactly. They didn’t do jack to improve their offerings until municipal fiber became a real threat. Now they are doing what they should have been doing for years: actually improving their product and competing. I hope it’s too little too late and people embrace municipal fiber!
Sometimes people write rage-inducingly stupid code that you then have to support forever. So I get why they do things like that.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20040115-00/?p=41...
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>We have such large screens now, and yet most of these UIs are much more minimalist than any UI was 20 years ago

need more room for the ads obviously.

>How is that a space issue?

it's all relative, but in your example you added a new line. Think of this HN comment section with 200 comments on a page and how much scrolling you need to add due to that decision.

Of course, the comment's design up the chain doesn't have this issue. But for horizontal space mobile is still going start to feel cramped when you add a time stamp to the existing:

[name] | 3 hours ago | root | parent | next [–]

because resolution means a lot less for mobile due to the smaller screen. Despite the much higher resolution there's less room to do things there due to the orientation and the size needed for readable text.

This can all be addressed with the best of both worlds using responsive design, but it requires smart design that is aligned with a goal of deliveing dense information. As you hinted at, that simply isn't the current goal for modern design. Less "newspaper" where the goal is to fit in information, and more "ad flyer" where the goal is to focus attention on the biggest eye catches and leave little else (except ads) to distract .
Well, self-driving cars are already in production and use. They may not be amazing just yet but they have already passed the greatest hurdle there is.
Thanks - appreciate the pointer. My point though is that there are times when I want both.
That depends very much on how K and L are defined.

The code to calculate whether any possible cross-section of K is greater than the corresponding cross-section of L is trivial if they are both (hyper)spheres. If they are polyhedra (polytopes), then it would be a lot more involved. And if their boundaries are defined by even more complicated surfaces, it could be fiendishly difficult.

The relationship between declarative statements about infinite families of continuous objects, and imperative code that can be implemented on a discrete computer in finite time, tends to be very very non-trivial.
Thanks for the shout out, the last answer I got from OpenAI in that regards 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 conclusion is that with LLMs, the assumption always needs to be that the LLM might be capable of outputting any content, and the client needs to safely handle whatever is returned.
I am a humanist. My heart is for everybody including the Jewish people who I see is my brothers and sisters.

I was raised in a Muslim household. We are not actually unfortunately as crazy as people want us to be.

I see everybody as my brothers and sisters.. I have no reason to hate.

Even if a murderous government with over 100 million dollars in military equipment wipes us all out. Meanwhile our people have almost nothing

They cut off the electricity the water The internet the food everything. It's 2 million people that's in now the world's biggest extermination camp concentration camp.

I feel for the Israelis I feel for the Jewish. I do not feel and will never feel 1 miligram of remorse for all the war mongers. For Benjamin netanyahu. For the likud party. For the atrocious decisions that this government has been making.

Which have led to this

Jewish people dying. The blood is on Benjamin's hands. He knew the attacks were coming it's proven already. They spent over 10 billion dollars on that border you think they don't have the knowledge.

They knew about the attacks since September. Egypt warned a whole 3 days before it happened. With proof.
Perhaps you could put up some torrents with video's etc? Share links via say, Telegram?

F* IG or other platforms if they keep blocking what needs to be shown.
He's fine. There's way worst then him out in the real world.

Like meta employees. Openly commenting on IDF propaganda meanwhile Palestinians accounts are getting deleted wholesale.
Whoever came up with this needs to be fired.
I feel like there was a UI designer convention and they had a contest on the best way to hate on users with GUI microagressions and this "N days ago" trend won so now it's everywhere.

I don't want to do date math in my head! Just give me the precise timestamp!

Don't throw away information with nonsense like "1 year ago" when as the parent post says, that could mean anything in a huge range of days.

Just show the actual timestamp!
Everything I'm finding is on telegram I will be honest I'm having a hard time finding these telegrams I need help

Obviously most of it's from Instagram but everything that was on Instagram is already copied on telegram. Most of it at least.

@shaunking on insta is sharing 99% of what I got . They were attacking his account just today.

He will start posting on Twitter tomorrow he said.

So the whole thing is the people who are from Gaza post it. Share it. And then shaunking has a bigger audience and amplifys the videos / posts
They did mention "without overloading the UI".
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How do you determine the viewer's timezone? A lot of apps try to find your timezone and it works fine until you travel abroad to a country with a different timezone.
I much prefer the Let It Be...Naked album to the original Let It Be, to the point where I haven't heard the songs from the latter in a long time. In my head at least, the former album is the definitive one.
> It may seem like killing a fly with a sledge-hammer,

It really does.

> but a local llm sysadmin process has a lot of application apart from cron.

The problem is that I trust it with none of them; I've seen even humans make mistakes that led to data loss, and I trust machines less than that.
This whole thread serves as evidence that the upper modality wasn't sustainable at the levels it was operating at, while the lower modality is still going relatively strong. That strongly suggests that one is more sustainable than the other.

FAANG employees like to tell themselves that their salaries are/were well deserved and not merely the result of a bubble, but a lot of them are finding out the hard way that that isn't the case.
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So California can build things after all: roads.

Imagine if it’d been someone opposing a rail line or an affordable housing development who got demoted. That’d be progress.
Just trying to think of what the equivalent in code would be, and so calculating actual values seems like the closest analogue, but I know its not really comparable. I'm grasping for ideas of how can we compare the concept-density of mathematical notation with the concept-density of code?
This. I don’t believe the environmentalists actually care about the environment. They love the power it gives them. It’s why they are against technological solutions that will make the problem go away. My litmus test is nuclear. If an environmentalist doesn’t like nuclear they aren’t a serious person.
The problem there is that the Wayland protocol family is not tolerant of dropping events or buffering them indefinitely, so there is no benefit to an X server-like architecture where you can transparently restart or replace the compositor. You're welcome to try, of course, but there are an incredible number of scenarios that break clients; one off the top of my head is if the mouse cursor creates a client tooltip by hovering over some GUI element, then leaves that region while there is no compositor to handle the mouse movement events. You're going to end up in a world where you're synthesizing fake events to "reset" the state of clients, and this is dragons-at-the-edge-of-the-map territory.

I wish Wayland was architected around a state-synchronization model instead of being event-driven. It'd be extremely difficult to port client toolkits and would ultimately fail to attract adoption, of course, but you'd end up with a more resilient system overall, and one that could be a bit more implementation-agnostic.
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It's kind of the opposite scenario (a mathematical result that people are widely skeptical of, but that could be correct), but this reminded me, I wonder what's going on with Mochizuki's proof of the ABC conjecture.
Could be a reduction in calorie excrement really - i.e. they just started absorbing more of it.
Which is exactly proving the point of direct democracy; the current model enables politicians that blatantly ignore that the majority of people in Europe do not want any more migrants.

The minaret ban is popular within the actual Swiss population.
hmm - it's not like trains were (or are) built for rugged terrain either. If anything that point would be in favor of Switzerland...
The irony is that I discovered this also while scraping a job portal. I wonder if we are scraping the same site lol. I am building a job board for tech jobs, but with very granular filters.
> Hard-coded default passwords is a non-problem.

I humbly disagree. However, this is much worse, anyway - it's a static root password:

> A vulnerability in Cisco Emergency Responder could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to log in to an affected device using the root account, which has default, static credentials that cannot be changed or deleted.

> This vulnerability is due to the presence of static user credentials for the root account that are typically reserved for use during development.

https://sec.cloudapps.cisco.com/security/center/content/Cisc...
Interesting - guess that hasn't percolated through to my traditional powerlifting-ish circles yet. I'd love to read/watch anything on this you've found useful.
I'm pretty confident they don't, and I think they might openly admit that.

There's a lot of ongoing research into interpretability of these models. Anthropic put out a major new paper about that a few days ago: https://www.anthropic.com/index/decomposing-language-models-...
Thanks!

But even to refute a claim, some data would be nice. Otherwise it's just ridicule.
This comment inspired me, then made me laugh, then made me very, very sad about the trajectory of human civilization.
A disaster is it? So the story is a single tweet that has maybe 3 cases..
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It means they are purchasing existing theatres that already do this, and slapping Netflix Cinema on the side of it.