skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agree. A listing agent would much rather that the house sells for 2M than try to eke another 100k out of it and risk the house sitting on the market for months. The 3% of the incremental amount is just not enough to matter. They’re incentivized only by getting the deal done. Full stop.
Right now it isn't very useful as there is only one pertinent criterion (swimming pool) (therefore this isn't very selective) and the database isn't shock-full of properties (therefore there isn't much 'noise' in a query result).

However I bet that, with time, other boolean criteria will appear while the DB will grow, leading to more and more need for selectivity (weeding out 'noise').
Is the app also handling PDF documents for the reader mode? I made an app related to this for iOS called ReaderView where you can also highlight your read for later pages, including PDF documents. (No images are preserved for pdf files yet, only the text)
Finally, a subscription I can afford as a member of the precariat. 8) Servers and internet connectivity actually cost money, and I'm willing to pay for my usage, which is likely in that $1/year range for most services I use.
I use it. Others seem to say "the city" as an alternative.
I didn't realize the technology has gotten this good. And it also deep fakes in the product and product interaction?
Interesting that this is on the front page of HN today. Tensions are running high in the psytrance subreddit this week. Psytrance is very popular among Israeli settlers, perhaps because many visit Goa after completing their military service.
Not first, but eventually the layers are needed to solve problems that evolve when your software needs to operate in someone else's network.

That said, it's not very hard to directly talk "ethernet" using raw sockets. Here's an example if you're interested: https://gist.github.com/austinmarton/1922600.
Chillgressive is a great search term to find some slow psychedelic beats
This is the second such guide to ambient-vicinity I've seen here today. But big names. Boards of Canada. Tycho. Casino vs Japan. Amboy. Brian Eno... I do not see them in their lists. Where do they come in?
It's even better than that, for just $1/year they can get their bot accounts certified as a "real human".
> Tempo isn't everything, but it's much more than just a number.

Does this specifically apply to Psytrance where I think the tempo stays more or less constant for most of the song. In general is there any Psytrance where tempo evolves during the song, goes up and down? I understand it might be difficult to dance to.
I don't think Horcruxes count - it's introduced way later in the series where we're already very deeply invested in all the characters, and instead of disappearing, it becomes the center of the attention for the rest of the series.

So, in a sense, I'd call it an anti-MacGuffin.
Think bigger. Now imagine what could be done with a billion dollars not going to your direct competitor.
"act your wage" is a term that circulated around the same time that I think captures the spirit better.
The actual article title spells out Francisco, as God intended.
One of the oldest example of hand crafted vector databases?
In Psytrance, and dance music in general, most BPMs will stay the same throughout the track. You may have moments where the track will cut to half-time and "feel" slower, even though it's kinda not, but more often than not you're going to find that dance music tracks maintain the same BPM throughout.

DJs, however, will often be the ones switching the tempo up during a set, either slowly adjusting it up and down over the course of the night, or switching things up and suddenly bringing in a track at a completely different BPM.
He was tagging the sidewalk and public murals, so seems like he wasn't make some sort of anti-capitalist statement.
The difference between being an Amazon Vendor and a Seller: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2023/01/2...
Nope. Nothing other than "I hope it works!" Interestingly, AOH1996 is supposed to be given at Honor Health Research Institute: https://beta.clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05227326, which is down the street from me, but the trial isn't listed as recruiting yet. Not sure why: if I weren't in the trial I'm in (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37924671), AOH1996 would likely be on the list. It's a first-in-human trial with only 8 participants, and most drugs, even super promising-seeming ones, don't make it even to phase 2.

But https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04787042 is also a promising phase 1 trial for an interleukin-18 attack, and it's also at Honor Health.
To some extent? But then we have lobby groups, PACs, regulatory capture and astroturf campaigns that have proven to be quite successful techniques to subvert the political process.

I'd argue that those techniques put us back at the mechanistic system being elevated above other values.
Divine Moments of Truth is an amazing piece of music that I think could appeal broadly to fans of classical/art music, electronica, EDM, rock, etc. More people should listen to Shpongle.
The source WSJ article on which this piece is based on..

Goldman Sachs Wants Out of Consumer Lending. Employees Say It Can’t Happen Fast Enough.

https://archive.is/rmyd6
Exactly! But I keep waiting for someone here to mention that, and not seeing it.

But my parents' Midwestern bank used to have these too in the 70s, always thought it was so cool.
Anyone know about their telemetry? Been meaning to investigate what the extension pack really does as well.
The ending of the original Foundation trilogy was absolutely top-notch, down to the final reveal. Too bad the sequels kinda ruined it (for me).
You can't route MAC because there is no prefix matching - only exact matching. That's exactly why you need to "switch" them... and incidentally this is what your proposal accomplishes – it's equivalent to a fully-switched network. Switches (especially L3 switches) maintain port-MAC association tables to switch packets between ports and they're available off the shelf.
I was shocked by the performance hit of virtual box. Did never think that it would be such a big difference using qemu, which is way faster:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq849CpGd88
That sounds cool. I'm glad you remember it fondly - not to gripe among the privileged, but I have never worked in a cool office like that. With all of the endlessly discussed disadvantages and implications (maybe the employer is doing it so you're secretly expected to be there absurd hours, whatever, I don't know), I do always wonder what it would have been like to have spent some of my career anywhere besides my house and a building out of "Office Space".

At this phase, to your point, it's the commute for me. 15-20 sounds perfect, I can't do 1 hour anymore.

Worst commute I ever had was fresh out of school, I worked briefly as a contractor at SimpliSafe when they were 6 people in an office. I would walk a mile from my apartment in Attleboro, MA to the MBTA commuter rail station, 45 minutes into South Station, change to the green line, change to the red line at Park St, 20-30minutes to Inman Square, then walk another, I don't know. 20 minutes? So, depending on the day - which trains I caught, how congested the T was, somewhere in the neighborhood of 1h45m - 2h15m, one way? In January in Cambridge MA - yeesh!

On some level I regret not sticking around, I didn't last long and boy did they blow up. I probably would have died on that commute at some point from a heart attack at 22, though.
You actually need the sheltered life to not think this. You've only had the smallest interactions with them, in the circumstances where you had the slightest little misfortune to get a traffic ticket or where they were feeling generous that day.

It's bizarre. "Why can't that internet weirdo see that the police are awesome and society would fall apart if they were gone?" only works if you've not paid attention to what the police are doing because you get to be 50 miles away when they're doing it.
Researchers Just Found Something Terrifying About Talking to AI Chatbots
? Maybe i'm misunderstanding what your trying to say, but there are major differences between an ethernet + IP transport and other transports like fiber channel (or even token ring, atm, etc) which has built into the lowest layers buffer crediting / flow control, retransmission, prioritization, etc. Sure you can build much of that higher in the stack but it requires everything in the network to be playing the same game to assure QoS metrics, and if that's the case you don't really have a normal IP network anymore.
In many cases (especially magazine capacity laws, the stupidest of all restrictions), cops are exempt while nobody else is exempt. They're simply a caste above you.
Yeah, but with most genres, you typically don't find them isolated to such small BPM ranges (I see on this guide ranges as low as 2 BPM). Most genres have a much wider range, eg ~10-ish or more BPMs. I really don't think it's accurate to limit these genres to such a small range, when a genre is more about the specific sound and style of a track.

Source: DJ for ~25 years.
Woohoo for authentic Christian colonialism?
Argentina's leading left presidential candidate Hail Mary: abolish taxes
> There's been a lot happening on SDXL, yes.

Nice! Care to share any projects/advancements/gens you've found particularly compelling if you have anything handy?

> What worse training data?

I don't know this, but I think it's a pretty safe assumption given the state of 2.0/the political climate around this stuff, along with the comparative lower diversity of gens I've seen come out of SDXL. I haven't seen anything to the contrary but I'd love to be wrong.
Imagine a city spending that much money because some paint irks them so much, in the midst of homeless, mental health, housing, crime, and other crises. Fuck if we're gonna spend that money to help people, our buildings and sidewalks gotta stay purty
It's worse than that, them are the prime target for rebate advance loans, Very convenient only 30% interest.
No, I’m a blade runner character.
X traffic and monthly active users are in decline, report claims
Amazon admits M365 is the best option
We used to have something like that and didn’t like it https://networkencyclopedia.com/netbios/
Archive:

https://archive.vn/fUp1l
Yes, it's called D2D in the 3GPP specs. Also "NR sideband". But it's not widely used or implemented.

See eg https://www.rcrwireless.com/20220429/5g/what-5g-proximity-ba...
Shields beyond the horizon: landing Australia's 2023 cybersecurity strategy
Unintended Consequences: Strategic Naïvety, China and the End of the US Empire
I guess I just don’t see the excitement here. Drop a seed in the ground get a new variety. Not sure the purpose of trying to preserve every apple varietal, if they were good, they’d of been grafted and promoted. All modern apple orchards are clones/grafts these days.
Being able to easily access host files?
Well... let's give it a try. Then perhaps I can ditch VirtualBox happily.
Having it in .rodata is much nice than having it in .text
Not who you asked but that’s a promising molecule. Unfortunately until we see phase 1/2 results we can’t be sure if it ends up actually being effective. It’s sad that we can’t predict efficacy any better without injecting actual people with the drug but that’s reality. Cancer is too complex to model any other way in a complete fashion. If a drug is blockbuster effective you’d notice in phase 1 itself, as was the case for ibrutinib. Fingers crossed.
Because their neighbours have sold their houses recently. So using similar sales as a baseline and then factoring in a few differences between those properties and the one that is being assessed is much easier than doing that and then subtracting the built-up value.

Basically all of your data points are the built-up prices. So it is going to be easier to estimate the built-up value than the raw property value. Maybe not much easier, but definitely not harder.
I'm convinced this is the next step in fast home delivery.
Imagine if you could order something online and have it appear via tube in an hour. They wouldn't even have to go to every house, you could have centralized 'parcel locker' collection locations in each suburb.

Imagine a packet-switched physical network!

Imagine if we really did add a series of tubes to the internet!

Get on it, Amazon\Elon (or better yet... it should be a publicly owned utility).
There’s a lot of approved cancer treatment protocols that increase median survival by a mere few weeks. This drug also seems to be heading that way.
As with travel, when done enough, software uses drift towards the effective end of the spectrum plus speed. You get in, get it done, and you get out.

Sure you’ll continue to dabble with new software but like a chef with their knife collections, they use only a few trusty one when they actually cook.

The collection is not the craft. Same reason markdown swung into community love.

Time favors the useful tool.

Stream of thoughts.
"First, communications around the strategy should merge cyber’s national security importance with a compelling vision that speaks to the average Australian. Cybersecurity is a whole-of-nation effort."

"Any national cybersecurity strategy must have defence and national security at its core."

"Cybersecurity strategy in Australia has been plagued by short‑term thinking, fluctuating policy, on-and-off official positions and reactionary regulatory regimes."
Sounds like using an Adblocker could technically constitute wire fraud. Especially if the service offers a paid version without ads.
Sounds like an urban legend. Doesn’t make any sense.
Grayjay – Follow Creators Not Platforms
What would happen to our 10x advantage if every tech would suddenly believe you and leave scripting languages in the toy box?
0C:F9:31:D2:DB:51

AB:33:C6:C6:19:74

I used a MAC address generator to get those two, but I think two is enough to make the discussion. Current reality aside, would you be able to identify those with binary math as being on the same network device, different network devices, across the world? MAC addresses on physical NICs are provided by the manufacturer, sure you can adjust them but I think that leaves the good-faith portion of this discussion.

So if you wanted to have those to communicate no matter what you would have to have a network device state: "I'm network device A, I have this device 0C:F9:31:D2:DB:51" then another state: "I'm network device B, I have this device AB:33:C6:C6:19:74". Then whenever 0C:F9:31:D2:DB:51 wants to talk with AB:33:C6:C6:19:74 it's network device will have to just send it to the next upstream network device or if there are multiple network devices that could be upstream you could send it to them all which is just not great for security whatsoever or you now have to do a recursive lookup for whatever n devices might yet be upstream and wait for a response to see if one of those has it. Overall trying to send ethernet frames globally without an IP network sounds like not a great idea.
Yes it's a nice article but it doesn't take into account situations where the Law of Diminishing Returns applies.
I suspect they probably actively try to avoid people that only have one or two installs - there's not enough money in it & casual users are probably more likely to just abandon the product rather than try to get some crazy licensing deal approved with Oracle (I certainly would). So those users would be reasonably big timesinks with little possibility of phat commissions at the end of it.

Much better to make the initial inquiry & find out if their stalking horse of making VirtualBox free has meant it's landed in a large organisation where they might have many installs & they're much more likely to get a big payday for roughly the same amount of effort.
Ah yes, instead of going to google.com or 192.168.1.1 or adding a printer connected to my Wi-Fi, let me open my big yellow pages of globally unique MAC addresses…
Wow, the headline is a pretty terrible summary of the article.

To counter the claim that men were predominantly hunters and women gatherers is a scientific exploration of physiology, showing women are capable of hunting and have some attributes that are better than men.

Then it talks about edge cases where societies where women were predominantly hunters (though still the exception) or cases where societies where men were predominantly hunters there were rare examples of women also hunting.

Is it just me or does that argument fall pretty flat?

It’s like saying men don’t have more muscle mass because of the few examples of weak men and strong women.

The exceptions don’t disprove the rule.
According to BLS, 141k workers earned exactly minimum wage in 2022, with another 882k earning a base rate under minimum wage [0]. The latter category, though, isn't the complete picture, because tips and commissions would tend to push compensation up over minimum wage as a rule.

Of the 141k, 53k are teenagers, so that leaves 88k full adults (age 20+) making minimum wage. That's not nothing, but it represents 0.1% of those paid an hourly rate and 0.06% of the workforce as a whole.

[0] https://www.bls.gov/opub/reports/minimum-wage/2022/home.htm
Right, but there are plenty of counterfeit items shipped by Amazon. Just search for 1TB USB stick. Whatever internal distinctions they make don't matter to the reality that they are accepting payment and shipping the items.

Substance over form.
Hmmm, so much of this looks like an attempt to solve the problems that were solved with fibre channel a couple decades back. Which I guess is standard NIH, with the advantage of not having to pay the FC consortium 95% HW margins.

But still, you would think that some of those lessons could be learned before replacing it. AKA FC routes IP as one of its many protocols on top of the lower levels providing far more service guarantees than one normally gets with ethernet. Much of the QoS/latency/etc metrics were designed into FC from the beginning as a use on storage area networks (SANs). It just never took off as a IP transport because it cost 10x as much as ehernet, including a decade ago when these same groups tried to dump it on an ethernet MAC only to discover that it requires special switches which were $$$$ because "enterprise markup" defeating the whole point of cheap ethernet phy's. See FCoE..

And yet today, there is NVMEoF on FC, which is what one runs when its important that someone scp'ing a file on your network doesn't cause your database queries to slow down.

What I don't get is why OCP doesn't just actually build some of these adapters/etc with a "we won't be greedy" take and sell them not only to the hyperscalers but on the open market. That way someone could actually build say, a FC adapter that has a price similar to an ethernet adapter.
Just tried the app -

Interesting concept, but I would focus on the integration part instead of trying to reinvent the browser, todo list and notes apps - these already exist, and just glancing at them, already know they won't replace my existing apps.

You'll never be as feature rich as Notion or keep up with any modern browser (I didn't see bookmarklets or extension support)

Also, the app is extremely sluggish, it takes almost 10 seconds to launch on my M1 air and upwards of 5 seconds to load Notes (with only 3 total notes), and there is considerable lag doing anything.
IP addresses have structure because a single ISP buys a contiguous block, like 123.234.*.*. A simple routing table sends that whole block to a single network port.

The table required for the whole Internet is large, but not gigabytes.

You can't route by MAC-address because it's effectively random. You'd have to store the port number for every device separately. This works fine at LAN scale, but not for the whole Internet.
Some of my favorite dancefloor moments have been hearing a track I love played at a wildly different BPM than I'm used to hearing (whether it's playing a 33 as a 45/vice versa, or using a CDJ to really stretch the tempo). The way the vibe of a track can change completely, and shift your perspective of a piece of music, is always super cool to me.

I caught Rhadoo a few years back and he spent two hours playing this dark, kinda spacey techno that just chugged along real nicely at around 125BPM. I didn't love the tracks, but thought the way that he was blending everything was interesting - I'd recommend seeing him play if you can solely for the master class in mixing that he'll give ya.

At any rate, a little over two hours in, I started to hear a familiar hi-hat. My body knew the track, but I couldn't place it. Then he started fucking with the low-end EQs and you could hear it - Happy Cycling by Boards of Canada (the original, not a remix or an edit or anything), a 100BPM downtempo-ish track, coming into the middle of this dark, chugging techno set at 125BPM. Literally my favorite BoC track and the last thing I'd ever expect to hear in the middle of such a set. It was like he'd built the whole set up to that moment, and it worked so fucking well. I still get chills thinking about it.

Man, this thread has me waxing poetic haha...
RV needs an ecosystem to survive. Google can afford the hockey-stick dev costs, but 95% of the rest of OEMs cannot. Hopefully Google makes their tooling open source, that would really help shave years of RV adoption.
MS Excels are every where. There is no exception.
> This guy documented it really well.

Nothing in his analysis is right. First, he uses that infection stats for a variant (Omicron), but the vaccine targeted the origina known to be less effective against it. So technically speaking, assuming that most unvaccinated people were infected (and some died) with other variants by then, they were better prepared against Omicron. Not making and distributing an Omicron-specific vaccine was a logistics issue, not a technical one.

That being said, remember that Omicron turned out to be a relatively less lethal variant, so being vaccinated was a net win, because a percentage of anti-vaccine people died with the original virus, and the Delta variant while trying to gain natural immunisation against it. We can't compare the risks of vaccination and actually getting sick.

Second, he is comparing case numbers (not deaths, or hospitalisations), which won't work, because it only demonstrates that vaccinated people are more likely to go and get tested when they feel sick, and unvaccinated people are less likely as anti-vaccine community (I know that not all unvaccinated people are anti-vaccine) generally don't think that they have a responsibility to keep other people safe.
Why does Amazon feel the least bad to you? Is there some deeper reason?
The Human Rights Implications of the Use of AI in the Digital Welfare State
RDMA is a low-level physical transport. You are saying that they are going to emulate RDMA on top of Falcon. Are they going to run Ethernet and then IP on top of that?

The diagram is confusing since it upside down to layering direction, but the article is clear. Falcon is a hardware transport protocol, replacing Ethernet. Like Ethernet, it runs on top of physical transport like RDMA. And IP runs on top of Falcon and Ethernet.
A good read, and with a reference to:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37924712
Microsoft should bill Amazon egress for every email sent.
The ebb and flow of productivity is natural - make it work for you, and dont tyrannize yourself over it.

On your productive days you will often have ancillary thoughts - that document needs updating, its been a while since I read up on subject X, that server needs patching, this section of the config parser needs to be more robust, little tidy-up tasks that create more order in your workspace, these tasks are like the monks cleaning the house, they are restorative and meditative, but not cognitively burdening.

Write these down in whatever method suits you. Then they are outside of your working memory. On your less productive days, pick a few that seem appealing to you, and do them.

Lastly, not every moment must be productive, sometimes you actually need rest, life is about balance.