skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These days in my experience most people don't use a sidechain signal, just chop out, or filter, enough of the first base note so that it doesn't clash with the kick. People still refer to it as "sidechain" just because historically that's what it was. Most popular plugin to achieve this is LFOTool but also Shaperbox is used now too which is nice as it lets you cut in frequency ranges in different amounts. Its all about making it gel with the kick. You want your bass to be powerful but in the modern sound you always want the kick to win.

Yes phase alignment is important too. There's always a sweet spot where it just sounds "right". Plus staring endlessly at an oscilloscope to check they aren't interfering. Then doing it for hours and hours and wondering at the end if it sounded better before you started mucking around with it actually but your ears are so tired of it you can't tell anymore.

This stuff is such a rabbit hole. Lots of fun though.
If you take into account that they subscribe to the "nukes will ignite the atmosphere and kill everyone on first detonation" in the sense of your example then it makes a bit more sense I guess.

But like with nukes I really doubt the first AGI will go full Skynet in two seconds. Everyone knows you don't go full Skynet.
Oh wow. This seems to be the best released vlm model. The chart/UI understanding displayed in particular is superb.
In my head December is at 6 o’clock and the year, a circle, progresses counterclockwise. I had no idea it wasn’t this way for everyone.
So companies shouldn't allow users to use poor passwords?

Because it seemed harsh to me, maybe I don't care about them security of some data and so use a weak password; that's on me, surely?
Overeducated: Germany and the Role of Performance Pay
If user data in backups is encrypted with a key kept in warm/hot storage, you can delete the key and effectively delete data in cold storage because it is unrecoverable. This obviously must be per-user keys and set up in advance so I doubt they have it available, but that's one potential method.
I love the great battery life and the lack of required connection on garmins. I had an apple but who wants that daily charge requirement.
Analysts Debate Latest U.S. Export Controls
It appeared immediately here.

More bothered by the embeds from fundraiseup.com, google-analytics.com, googletagmanager.com, sentry.io, shpg.org .
> But I have yet to hear a plausible argument for how this translates to intelligence except that people have an impression that it's "close", never mind that we don't have any stable definition for what it's close to.

On Large Language Models and Understanding, https://reddit.com/r/naturalism/comments/1236vzf/on_large_la...
It is a great language for UNIX scripting, unless one happens to still live in Perl world, and a good enough modern replacement for BASIC.
If you're just getting started, I agree with others here to just get something working. You'll naturally bump into the limitations of whatever structure/design patterns you're using.

Making Embedded Systems[0] is a great book that goes over some basics about how to structure a low level coding project. It's focused on embedded projects, but the principles will still apply.

It's been very useful for me to learn how to make the compiler, and make/cmake, work well with the software that I'm writing. Things like compile time switches can be really useful in making your software super flexible. For example, you can add in compile time switches in your code to log particular events when you're debugging that wouldn't be useful and make your project bloated in the final version.

[0]: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/making-embedded-systems...
Yeah maybe those companies using their open source project should donate a little bit?
An old video I thought was funny.
Both resolution and updates are imperfect, therefore, the reporting system makes more sense. The appeal process for an on-vehicle limit is instant, real-time interaction with the hardware, while for the latter you can talk to a human.

If you were cited for going 68 in a 25 you can point out that you were on the highway 10 seconds before and 10 seconds after the incident, and had no way to get to the access road under the highway. If your vehicle decided you were speeding and slammed on the brakes in the middle of the interstate, you'd need a much more reliable system.

If your relationship with your employer is dehumanized to the point where these reports, reviews, and penalties are interactions with an uncaring piece of software, that's a different problem.
Even in VR, there’s already an excellent VR pinball game on the Meta VR store with fantastic pinball machines. You can buy new machines as DLC and put them in your virtual arcade. I think Pinball FX?

I guess the ultimate step there will be the introduction of this to augmented reality, where you can have a box where the front looks like a pinball machine and it just projects the image over it.
Turnaround has always been high in small team (1-3 people) free software projects. That's exactly normal and expected: people build something while it's useful for them, and then move on. If someone else comes along, great, if not, that's ok too.
You don't know what 10% you are going to need.
Isn't it required to be available by EU law?
The problem is that they started by implying the opposite. They should have been at least this ambiguous to begin with.
Mr Doob! Thank you for your work on threejs! The webgl demos etc were, and still are, inspiring!!
The check doesn't have to match either name, since names are not what the IRS uses to match payments to returns. The check simply has to have the SSN (or ITIN) of at least one of the joint filers.

It's really not a hard problem.

It's actually an extremely hard problem if you try to match payments by name, since there are a lot of people with the same exact name, many of whom even live in the same state or same city. Most checks don't include an address, and even those that do don't always match the address the taxpayer gave on the return.

It sounds like you failed to include your SSN on the check, which means this problem was one of your own making. That being said, if you could provide proof that payment was timely sent and the check details (check #, account, etc.), the IRS can match the payment received and will void penalties and interest that were assessed.
Steel manning here, the outcome is unfortunate because presumably these projects have positive externalities (benefits accruing to people other than other than whoever is paying, if anyone) and so the optimal funding for them from a social/aggregate point of view is greater than it currently is. That they are not funded enough is a case of market failure.

Of course this doesn't contradict your point, that is fine for the maintainers to respond to these incentives. (Edit: to that end I agree with one of the main points of the article, developer's shouldn't be embarrassed about doing things for money, seeing as it's somewhat necessary for the world we live in).
I would expect this to be a nasal spray or similar, any idea why it's a pill?
Not to be that guy but why is a fictional depiction of porn different than a fictional depiction of anything else? What makes sex so special?

If I made fake porn of Donald Trump under your explanation, that is considered sexual assault, even if I tell everyone it is fake. Why?

Would making a parody video of Donald Trump getting beaten up also be considered assault?

Would making a parody video of the pope denouncing god be considered the same?

I'm sure all three are genuinely offensive. I'm just trying to understand, maybe its because I have a background growing up in a clothing optional community and being in poly relationships so I just have a much less taboo view of sexuality. But how can a fake video of someone that everyone knows is fake by itself be assault? It sounds like you just want it to be illegal because it offends you.

Instead of making it illegal to generate AI porn of celebrities, maybe we should examine our culture and why we see sexualization as so threatening. Why do we freak out if our kids see two people having sex but don't blink an eye when they see violence in movies?
"USB-IF strongly discourages its members and the industry at-large from using specification names/terminology in
consumer-facing branding, packaging, advertisements, and other marketing materials."

They recommend the following naming:
XYZ's USB 40Gbps 60W USB Type-C® Cable or USB 40Gbps 60W USB Type-C® Cable

USB 40Gbps... correspond to the USB4 Gen 3×2 mode
Hi-Speed USB is USB 2.0 (High-Speed).

A tip usb cable and a number in the logo = not USB2. A usb c cable and black/white in the logo = not USB2

Sometimes the marketing name and a logo specify a certain mode like
USB 10Gbps the marketing name is only used for USB 3.2 Gen 2×1 mode, the black/white logo with 10 Gbps always correspond to USB 3.2 Gen 2×1 mode.

If you see USB in blue and 10 Gbps in red than it's either USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 or USB4 Gen 2×1
( those modes have different encodings )
> IIRC dividing a subnormal by a subnormal returns infinity.

This should not be true in a conformant implementation of IEEE 754-2008. You can get infinity by dividing by a subnormal (due to overflow), but that should only be possible with sufficiently large numerators.

> The problem was that in certain circumstances the terms were all small, but of comparable magnitude. Thus the latter lead to subnormal divided by subnormal. The fix was to undo the optimization and do the divisions first, which lead to the multiplication of three numbers of order 1.

My guess is that this problem was actually the numerator being subnormal and the denominator underflowing all the way to zero and therefore the result going to infinity.
Sounds great! Can I ask what you sequenced with? Curious if you're using a tracker, hardware, or a more traditional DAW?
Yeah, I doubt you can still use tech you used 5 years ago, never mind 10 or 20.

> But when I explain this in interviews I feel like hardly anyone buys it.

If the interviewer wants to talk about one stack, that's likely the one you'll be using for the job, or the one they have experience with. And please don't tell them "but I can get up to speed in no time in any stack", nobody wants to pay a freelancer to get up to speed.
Update: wordpress.com has removed/replaced the file, it appears. Support case still unaddressed but root problem is solved. No more mystery posts.
The name of your app (within the context of this post) made me think it was was a way to analyze GitHub repos to see what the bus factor is for maintainers.
There are a lot of stories like that. Somehow it looks my son is going to get the haymaking equipment from the farmer who cuts our hay because otherwise... who is going to cut our hay?
Everything is addictive to some people. In the end, porn is entertainment, just like video games.
Reflect is indeed built on immutable data structures internally, and it’s part of what makes it performant.
> That's exactly normal and expected: people build something while it's useful for them, and then move on.

That's one explanation, but another is that they build something useful to themselves, grow an audience of users who demand features and bugfixes which are required due to the complexity of the new features, and eventually the burden becomes too much to bear.
> USDT / Tether came out recently with the proof of reserves.

Do you have a link for this? All I could find is an "attestation" of reserves from a few months ago but could not find any evidence of an audit by a third party that might constitute "proof".
For sure there's no clear specific on exactly what intelligence is, but I'd just go on to say it's what you'd consider intelligent as any other human.

And when you play even with GPT4 or Claude. While it's able to apply some level of reasoning, can form sentences, understands you for the most part, and knows a lot of things, it fail to both have its own strong opinion of things, with a reasoning behind it, and at being consistent in it's reasoning.

For example, if you ask it what it thinks are the best of something. And then it answers you it's X for those reasons. And then you ask it why not Y, it'll often just change it's mind: You're right, Y is always great, and could be the best.

And if you challenge it's reasoning it'll similarly often go back and forth.

It's little things like this that reminds you it's only a semantically correlated probabilistic prediction machine. And that in turn, doesn't seem to be the same as how we as humans are intelligent.
Go compiler does incomparably less work than GCC. Arguably, GCC could have been faster, but this is somewhat apple to oranges comparison. The closer one possibly is comparing .NET Native AOT and GCC, where the compilation times and memory use start not to differ that much because of significant amount of work required to properly optimize and link all assemblies/compilation units.

Otherwise, I agree that LLVM and GCC are not an end all and be all, and have significant issues with compilation performance.
Well, maybe. I for one _absolutely_ didn't participate b.c. I didn't want my DNA and personally identifying information owned by any company. I can't imagine that there aren't many others like me.

I would, however, love to send my DNA to a company if they could provide the results without knowing any information about me whatsoever. For instance: I would be more than willing to buy the kit with cash and send it back with a burner email. Has anyone heard of such a service?
in my city (in Poland) there is a ban on the use of combustion and electric leaf blowers. The aim of the restrictions is to eliminate secondary dust (PM 2.5, PM10) emissions from streets.

https://www.poznan.pl/mim/info/news/zakaz-uzywania-dmuchaw-d...
No value?!?!? You anti-sex psychos are just nuts. Porn is both valuable and useful.

I'm happy that opinions like yours are the minority, and people like you are seen as prudish freaks.
I would back that up. You want something that runs Windows 11 just because it will make your life easier since Windows 10 isn't getting any new feature updates.

But anything at all that runs Windows 11 will almost certainly do you fine. Just make sure it has at least 8GB of RAM. That is the minimum I would use Windows 11 with. And an SSD.

I'm working on an old 2012 Lenovo here that I put 16GB RAM and an SSD in and I'm editing 4K video. It's not quick, but it will do it. Certainly works with me having literally 200 tabs open in Chrome, Visual Studio, Photoshop etc.
When I read the name I thought it was an app that does risk analysis on a company's key employees.

You're one bus away from bankruptcy!

Your app is great tho, all cities should provide something like that.
This just reminds me: I have been wondering, if you get multiple instances of GPT-4 talking to each other, each seeded with a different personality prompt, do they have interesting conversations? I suspect it would devolve in to nonsense quickly, but I’ve never seen any chat log of two GPT instances talking. Does anyone have a reference for this? Thanks.
Seems like an overly complex system to me. Wonder how long it takes the average Waffle House employee to memorize and get comfortable with this method.
Etymology is often fascinating.
Seriously...

When it comes to opinions - appeasement isn't exactly the top priority.

https://europa.eu/eurobarometer/surveys/detail/3092

https://europa.eu/eurobarometer/api/deliverable/download/fil...
Vintage Tupperware mug.
I wouldn't consider doing 31/41 easy problems, 21/80 of medium problems, and 3/45 of hard problems a failure. GPT-4 wasn't built to solve these problems but can still do 3 of 45 hard problems. Hell I don't know if you sat down 45 random programmers if 3 of them could solve those 3 problems GPT-4 was able to do, and nobody could solve them in the time it took GPT-4.
I've done it, on purpose, to cause a crash, so that it would drop a core file and I could find out exactly how it got to that point in the code. (g++ on an ARM, on an embedded system running embedded Linux, with lots of functions that could be called by more than one thread. "ulimit -c unlimited".)
>> https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/examine-c...

OneLake is Fabric's lake-centric architecture that provides a single, integrated environment for data professionals and the business to collaborate on data projects. Think of it like OneDrive for data; OneLake combines storage locations across different regions and clouds into a single logical lake, without moving or duplicating data. Data can be stored in any file format in OneLake and can be structured or unstructured. For tabular data, the analytical engines in Fabric will write data in delta format when writing to OneLake. All engines will know how to read this format and treat delta files as tables no matter which engine writes it.
And maybe they should be funded by society enough to live.

It's funny because this kind of social darwinism or capitalist world view is not the only possible way society could be successfully organized. Yet the (fallacious) appeal to "nature" would suggest that arbitrary monetary value is somehow the most important thing to optimize.
Slight compared to TCV. Labor is (usually) the most expensive part; tooling is a one-time large upfront cost that can be depreciated.

IME, the maintenance is much lower on electric tooling than even quality gas tooling. Batteries will also wear out, but I think this wear-out cost will be comparable to costs for small engine maintenance.

I also don't think the battery tech is ready to replace riding lawnmowers (which use quieter, more efficient, less polluting 4-stroke engines anyways), but perhaps the $BILLIONS of dollars being poured into battery research will yield some improvements.
Sam Adams brewer sues former manager, citing NDA and noncompete
I get that the angle of BNC here generates views (and outrage and haha blockchain bad).

But the real story is "WordPress websites still hacked in masses".

WordPress, somehow, cannot manage to turn themselves into a secure and tough system. It remains a prime target, it's installations get hacked by the thousands and it's causing real harm at that.

(Yeah, yeah, I know the users, admins, plugins, themes and hosted are to blame. And I know it's possible to truly harden a WP- I've built a WP hosting company that did exactly this. But it's saddening how poor the wider community handles it's security)
Unpaid burden is the worst type of burden.
Yeah. I've been doing software engineering (mostly Java) for 20 years now. Eclipse stooped being relevant among professionals around 2008.

You'll still find eclipse or NetBeans users though, just like you'll find people browsing the web with Lynx : - )
Have you seen Blade Runner?
> create something cool in a computational medium

100% this. Add Generative AI to your list. I think AutoGPT is in the spirit of the demo scene.
U.S. Govt Restricts Shipments of GeForce RTX 4090 to China, Other Countries
I don't know about post pandemic, but pre pandemic >50% of BoA deposits were uninsured.

Anyways this is kind of a nonsequitur because GSIB goes quite a bit beyond just FDIC coverage.
As someone who reads hackernews and works on security systems, yes, absolutely. Run their passwords through haveibeenpwned and disallow anything that shows up.

Based on the feedback I hear from my non-tech friends and family, not allowing them to use their single password used for everything would be a good way to exclude those folks from using whatever service you're trying to sell them.
The reason being the compiler needs to know the template code to be able to generate a specialization for it.

ELF files based on the C type system can't provide such information on object files, and binary libraries.

In the modules world it can read it from the symbol table on the BMI, like in any other module based language.
New account eh?

What's the point of this perspective?

Please add something constructive.

Their data did not look for cause, it looked to measure the current.

It's refreshing to get non-sensationalized reporting. We can draw our own - very obvious - conclusion. And no, it isn't so that the 'WEF will take away your freedoms'.
It's complicated because it pushes fees onto the poor, who can least afford it.

Poor people only have debit cards, which have high fees.

Rich people use credit cards, which have low fees.

It would yet again be another situation where the poor pay more than the rich. Which is very often.
"I'd spend hours to automate a task that takes 3 seconds just so I don't have to repeat the steps ever again. Meanwhile, my sister was swapping the batteries between two remotes 10 times per day for almost a year without buying a second pair of batteries and she was absolutely fine. I guess everyone is different."

This here is hilarious and true.

I'm pretty sure this kind of thinking creeps back into engineer's personal lives.
SVB didn't care and had a C-level on board of directors of S.F. branch of Federal Reserve which was SVB's regulator.

To clarify, I think it is likely increased interest rates will continue. Federal Reserve follows interest rates / inflation numbers, and war brings inflation.
Being holy is good, being "holier than thou" is bad.

Doing things to support minorities is good, having a row based on who is the biggest friend/foe of various minorities… it's not literally "Munchausen by proxy" but it seems to have similar vibes.
> Sam’s models and photos are fictional, but to make the accounts more believable, he buys videos of real-life adult creators and then deepfakes in his AI models’ heads. He says his partner sources the videos from contacts in the adult industry, who know that their faces will be cut from the footage, but doesn’t specify whether they know exactly what the videos are being used for.

The "real women" are still working, it just doesn't look like them at the point of sale.
I realize this isn't about the diplay, but for those of you looking for a different UI, I use https://hckrnews.com every day.
Before someone else does, I'm going to point out that CC-BY-NC is technically not an open source license.
The risk is that in an effort to survive the company makes decisions that aren't in Amazon's best interests.
Thanks, actually.
And this _will_ happen - Rule 34 is always inevitable.
Or that you can hit a tree up to get 50% of them.
Monopolization is too slow, the goverment should force the fussion of every big tech company into a single entity that is forced to employ everyone in the country with great salaries and 4 hour workday, then people would have resources to do what's good. How would you like that MAANG?!
Value capture != value creation.

A lesson every engineer learns with their first very successful project.
Everything I do now is classification and AUC-ROC is my metric. For your problem my first thought is an up-down accuracy metric, but the tricky problem you might have is "do you accept both 'United States' and 'USA' as a correct answer?" and the trouble dealing with that is one reason I stick to classification problems.

I'm skeptical of any claim that "A works better than B" without some numbers to back it up.
No one should buy Intel processors under any circumstances.
If that is per flight, then it starts to look like 10^-3 per year.
On a library level you could return an "empty" object which you could call methods on, returning empty objects and so on, for chaining.
so the goalposts just moved from "having utility" to "myself-or-someone-I-personally-know got utility from it"?

> travelled abroad and used BTC to buy something

not the scenario I described. Forex is short for foreign exchange. as in, exchanging to local fiat.
What are you talking about? Have you experience restrictions on private transportation or heating justified by incorrect climate change causality?
Where I came from, although most families had a colo[u]r primary tv, if there were any secondary tvs (kitchen, bedroom,...) those were b&w up until around 1985.
Apple is notably absent