skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wouldn’t it make sense to make the BMI file to be compiler neutral? I’m not sure there is an actual need for them to be that intimately tied to the compiler. What information that’s impossible to recreate from the equivalent of a header file is required?
Not to mention, economic factors are stronger than political or social factors. The market economy is winning for basic evolutionary reasons: those who engage in it are able to outcompete those who don't, whether it's at the "marketplace of ideas" or in the field of battle. And it doesn't even matter if, at individual level, the pro-market society is worse off. Much like with hunter-gathering vs. agriculture - the former lifestyle may be better for you, but if your group doesn't adopt the latter, it'll eventually be conquered by a group that does.

In the end, people end up elevating the market above all, whether they want it or not, because they underestimate the power of the system they're dealing with.
I stopped listening around the time of Infected Mushroom's Vicious Delicious. The genre seemed to jump the shark around that time. Looking back Goa Trance was the real trance and by 2000 it was already starting to go down the shitter.
The first step (which is now already working) is that creators can create a polycentric identity and link their platforms together using the Harbor app.

If you are then subscribed to their YouTube channel, you will also see content they post on any other platform like Patreon, etc.

You subscribe to the creator, not the platform identity.

We cannot easily provide social graphs for platforms we cannot control. However, we also offer the option to make Polycentric comments where you as the commenter own your comment, rather than the platform owning the comment.

Polycentric is an open protocol https://docs.polycentric.io/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLoCtRzTkJQ&t=0s and you are free to create any social graph you might want to.

I hope this answers your question sufficiently.
I wonder if this will be US only? Taking only $1 from people around the world, processing for it, accounting it, this sounds like a headache.
> In my experience a ton of people in the wrong know very well they are in the wrong. They don't internalize it, but they know anyway.

No I meant what I say. My grandfather was an actual Nazi in the Wehrmacht. Did he know that what the Nazis did was wrong in a moral sense? Sure. But he still believed their wrongdoing was something that had to be done, because "this was war" or because of the superiority of the arian race. So in his mind him sacrificing his moral standards was a heroic act to further the "greater good" he believed in. The Nazis believed they were doing the "lesser races" a favour by destroying them.

I am convinced that if you talked to any political fanatic they would come up with a similar mental gymnastic to explain the actually evil things they are doing.

The point is that everybody does that to explain the suffering in the world. E.g. think about the unspeakable harm capitalism has caused to nature and certain parts of the world. I am pretty sure that 90% of the HN crowd would be able to tell you a story of why it isn't that bad or maybe even good in the grand scheme of things, because if we didn't tell those stories to ourselves we would have to change something. Or we know this is wrong, but then we tell ourselves atories why we cannot change things.

Even that guy who "rolls coal" with his purposefully dirty truck think he is right, because all those liberals are in fact hypocrites and he is just exposing that or something.

Of course you will also have people who are in such existential dires that they will tell themselves they cannot afford the luxury of being a good person, but deep down they will see themselves as a good person in a pickle or as a good person who has been failed by society.
Adam Neumann got $350 million from a16z a year ago - this was after the WeWork debacle. I guess they only care that WeWork made VC money at SoftBanks expense. The manifesto is exactly the sort of "thought-leadership" material to be authored by Marc
>If one would only use modules these errors would simply not exist.

In exchange for reducing parallelism because you are not using forward declerations to break dependency chains up.
Well, they might announce this publicly to help their license negotiations with ARM (rumor is that their license is up for renewal in 2024).

But Qualcomm is also a multi billion-dollar company which has no second supplier for their core technology. They used to license the ARM architecture to build their own designs (Scorpion, Krait), but lately the CPU-cores are mostly ARM-design. RISC-V would be a good candidate to reduce their business risk.

--

Whereas when trying to remove the litigation-PR from the Nuvia lawsuit, the case is about Qualcomm trying to transfer everything Nuvia has developed under a specific narrow ARM-license to the broad license of Qualcomm:

ARM originally gave favorable conditions to Nuvia, a startup which aimed to develop tech and compete in a field where ARM is weak (servers). Now Qualcomm, the biggest customer of the strongest revenue-market of ARM (mobile devices) has acquired that startup to repurpose their development and use it in mobile devices, PCs, automotive, VR,...

ARM has filed a lawsuit that this was never in scope of the license and that the tech should be destroyed: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/22273195/arm-v-qualco...
> It's something of a rite of passage for a company to convince itself that building this sort of thing in-house is necessary, and that it will revolutionize high-performance computing in all the ways that previous, nearly-identical projects have not.

The same happens with:

- databases

- encryption

- operating systems

- frameworks

- programming languages

I've seen this so many times by now it stopped being funny.
Pretty sure you can just click the dotted menu button on that popup and select "do not translate from $LANG".
Does anyone know how this works? Is it a version of talking heads ML models that incorporates more of the body and a product somehow?
http://www.thedrugswheel.com/
We are working on a Github mirror for the source code as soon as the Gitlab instance is back up.
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What does it mean to "understand" the square root?
> But yes, pointing that out is also a meme at this point; it starts to feel like a hash-table dismissal...

Eh. I think of it as a warning that younger us (or -at least- younger me) would have very, very, very much appreciated when we were first reading the essays.

Yeah, _you_ have had these realizations about how less-profound-than-they-seem the essays are, and _you_ have read the essay(s). But, like, the essays keep popping up... why not also keep mentioning that they're not as profound as they seem? There's _always_ going to be someone who's reading the essays for the first time, so why discourage folks from providing the new reader the opportunity to read valid criticism of the essays developed over the years?
I expressly mentioned the expansion in my original post, so it should be clear I understand the difference, and the millions are still nowhere to be found.
Are you a PEP (Politically Exposed Person) or are you married or somehow officially connected to one?
Three things:

Many, if not most when taken to pedantic conclusions, seemingly-superlinear phenomena are logistic “s-curves”[0]. Even if you’re taking over the entire physical universe, eventually you run out of some limiting growth factor like “total addressable market” or “particles in the the reachable universe.” This isn’t a purely nitpicky point - epidemics and “viral ideas” initially have little interference like this, but when they grow enough they run into interference from immune or previously infected individuals being much harder to infect. Tiktok for example surely had an exponential growth phase among the 14-24 demographic in the US, but by now everyone in that demographic has at least heard of it, and if it did near total penetration into that demographic it’d eventually be limited by the actual number of people able to use their app.

There are also log returns, which look superlinear (not really exponential technically) but eventually taper. For example, a skilled aerospace engineer could probably make a crappy paper plane for $0.1, a really good one for $100. But for $10000 it probably wouldn’t be that much better than the $100 if at all. Plenty of things are like that, it’s called diminishing returns…

Finally, there are definitely quadratic curves in real life. If you’re looking at communications it’s everywhere, usually as an upper bound or worst case. Additional leaf connections may have their diminishing marginal utility countered by the fact that existing and new connections become incrementally more valuable as the network grows.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistic_function
Some stuff in the US is metric, and some isn’t, but as far as I can tell the situation of metric units in daily life is static and not changing much.
I thought they recorded their special videos using the Vision Pro itself, which has enough sensors to build depth maps of the scene and provide novel views within a small range from the original position.

But I am half speculating and I don't really remember. That's just the impression I remember having.
Since when can civilians on the ground know where the rocket that hit them came from?

And we don't know what capabilities yet, we still don't know what happened.
The Gitlab is back up now.

There's also another discussion of the license on this thread that hasn't been merged yet

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37925416
Open Source Software with Users Carries Moral Obligations
To be honest, I don't really see what's there to be outraged about.

(1) Don't v-loggers already walk around with a camera like in "first-person"?

(2) A Quest 3 headset is really obvious, so one can't be stealthy with it.

(3) Why should the cafe's address be blanked out?

The article also seems to assume that public Quest 3 users are attention-seeking, while I think they're just having fun using AR in public. I don't see why one should feel bad wearing a headset around.
I loved Wise when I first moved to Berlin from Seattle. After a few months though I just got used to Deutsche Bank and although their site is about a decade (or more!) behind Chase, I've discovered that being with a real bank is better in most ways. I just wish there was a modern, full service bank in Berlin - I would switch to that if it existed.
"Photo from a close-up view of a metallic surface filling the entire frame, with a gradient of blue, teal, purple, and pink hues. The texture is smooth and shows a deep wave, but with few lines, emanating light and creating a sense of depth."
> It's just a plant product anyway!

So is heroin/opium...
I'll never understand the fascination with naming/categorizing music into thinner and thinner things. There are artists like Neurotech out there who don't care about this, and those are by far the best music available.

EDIT I'm still glad for this site to recommend artists, that is a nice thing to do.
What I found is that works, but is very expensive:

- Do chain prompting where each character gets a separate prompt for the dialogue. Here you'll give it all the character info needed to figure out what the character would do (emotions, background, the story context) and then have GPT4 take passes at what this character would think/do/say.

- Optionally, you can use some sort of reACT or chain of thought prompting to proof-read/critique the answer to minimize noise. I haven't fully explored this, but I think this agent needs to know the entire story outline/context.

- After you get this, you can use an instruction-tuned agent like text-davinci or text-davinci-edit to actually write the prose. It works really well with few-shot examples. It's much better at creative writing. I'm sad they consider it legacy because to me it's the _only_ way to get usable creative writing.

- Now run the rest of the story. You may need to keep some sort of state about the character so that it informs the next character interaction, but I haven't gotten that far in my research.
Just testing the payment mechanisms. Otherwise the thin end of the wedge for everyone.
The current AML/CTF regulations frameworks can only lead to extremely opaque implementations and end-user experiences. For that reason alone, it makes sense to keep the bulk of your money in a place (meaning, a mainstreet financial institution) where you'll be able to get in touch with a real human and have proper ways of recourse should your account be the unfortunate target of overzealous fraud-screening algorithms. You don't want a FAANG-like random termination account procedures with anything related to your money, which is unfortunately the experience that many new-gen finance apps are delivering right now.
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Given the concentration, you'd have to drink half a litre of human seminal plasma to match one 15mg supplement pill.

I have no idea what the concentration of seminal plasma is in semen, but even if the latter was pure plasma that's still 135 sessions to equal one pill.
It's any value that's created at some point, and any value that will ever be created from that point onwards. A light cone starts at a point in space and time, and covers everything in space-time that point could causally interact with; speed of light is the speed of causality, hence "light cone".

Definition of "value" is the usual fuzzy one - both money/wealth and all kinds of things humans value that are not expressed in dollars.
> just heating ammonia generates it

Didn't this cause the explosion in Beirut?
Given YouTube's business model is reliant on ads and serving a stream of multiple videos how long do you seriously expect to remain unblocked?
Rosenhan Experiment (Psychiatry)
I know this won't help you much, but as a point of reference. Last year they've blocked my account as well and wanted some documentation/proofs for their verification team. Which I provided the same day, but then it took nearly 4 weeks to clear. Like you, I've asked them for feedback, but the response was the usual "The verification team is busy".
I don't know that this would have been any better - they have the same fraud/AML laws to comply with.
PayPal app can now track your packages, even if you didn't check out with PayPal
This reminds me of one of my favorite short stories: Valuable Humans in Transit by qntm.

https://qntm.org/transi
That's grammar Nazi
> best app to learn

To... learn? If you are using Twitter to _learn_ things, even before the ascension of Naughty Old Mr Car but _especially_ now, you are _holding it wrong_.
Valve doesn't sell ad space on Steam so it can make room for surprise hits
Cisco iOS XE Software Web UI Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
Soo, this is basically a platform as well, right?
Fine, but that comment was not a proper criticism or a warning - it was a dismissal. Even having revised my opinions on pg and his writings, I find coldtea's summary to be unfair.
"Used to be bisexual"
This is what the year actually looks like (2018)
> It lacks the graphical interface of VirtualBox

On macOS, UTM bridges that gap.

It's also compatible with the native virtualisation stack which makes for extremely speedy VMs (boots in literally 1-2s, great performance overall - except for some lag on the GUI).
When it comes to volumetric clouds, the D stands for how many dimensions you store the points in.

A 2d volume (similar to an image) has pixels stored in 2d coordinates

A 3d volume has points stored in 3d coordinates. Imagine an image for every vertical slice of a brain scan.

A 4d volume has points stored in 4d coordinates, where the newest dimension is time. Imagine a 3d volumetric capture for each frame in time.
My business Wise card numbers mysteriously vanished a couple weeks ago without notification. Their exchange services are convenient, but I wouldn't keep any significant cash with them.
I believe the way to go is hijacking neural connections, something between Neuralink and STEM from Upgrade.
I don't have hard evidence but I suspect this is more common than you think, it's just we only read about the failures or the aggressive raiding stories (because they make juicier stories).
> Anglosphere

If you're moving the target to the Anglosphere, we have to count the whole population consumming content in English as their second of third language, so the US becomes a way tinier portion of it.

I'll give you that for The Guardian, a US newspaper with US subscribers, the US market is extremely important. The broader case is harder to make.
At the HCI level the Bluetooth protocol is sane enough, it's straightforward to provide a zero-copy interface to the L2CAP layer if you're writing your own host stack.

A product I worked on in the past used a serial connection over Bluetooth to Android/iOS apps. In order to communicate to an Apple device, the layers roughly looked like:

Radio -> L2CAP -> RFCOMM -> iAP2

The RFCOMM/iAP2 part were redundant. It's understandable that Apple wanted to certify devices, but implementing that as a thin layer over L2CAP and making the profiles on top optional would have made the system much simpler. There may have been historical reliability concerns on the Bluetooth side that justifies what they ended up with, I'm not sure.
... "This bad idea is actually good because Naughty Old Mr Car is magic" is a _hell_ of a take. Perhaps companies should simply have their policies dictated by that octopus that predicted World Cup game outcomes.
https://xkcd.com/927/ you know the drill
Seveneves is IMO the worst Stephenson story I read so far. No good sign if you stop reading midway. Although the first act was nice.

I recently found my love for Greg Egan again. Incandescence is currently way up on my list of hard scifi novels I absolutely loved. I'd love to read more of this kind...
When Concurrency Matters: Behaviour-Oriented Concurrency [pdf]
you people still seriously having this discussion ? there are photos/videos now. a dozen of burned cars on parking lot. hospital is in one piece. all walls/roofs/etc are intact.
Related: there was a small project that done similar stuff with Kinect v2 a ~7 years ago that was really impressive for the time. https://github.com/MarekKowalski/LiveScan3D

Now that Kinect v2 can be found for next to nothing and is very easy to mod to use without an expensive adaptor it's a bit of a shame the project was abandoned, from what I've seen the bigger limitations of the project can be overcome (only one Kinect per PC, mainly).
It should also vary a lot with age. $75K would make me a very happy late teen, but wouldn’t pay my bills now, and that’s not because of inflation - it’s because now I have a family, a mortgage, and a lot of sizeable expenses.
Will there be support for streaming videos from Piped instances?
That is interesting. I don’t really have a mental visualization for the concept of “year” at all. If I had to try I guess I’d just imagine a calendar (twelve month-pages).

I wonder if visualizing a year as a circle is a particularly Norwegian thing, or if I’m the odd one out anywhere…

Back to the subject of which day the week begins: I’d say the fact that the week begins on Sunday doesn’t have much of a meaning in US culture, if any. If I say “next week” at work, it clearly means “the next M-F period”. If I wanted to refer to Saturday and Sunday I’d say “this weekend”. So if what I normally mean by a week begins on Monday and ends on Friday, you have to slot the weekend on one of those ends, and it feels slightly wrong whichever way you do it.

So, the only practical, concrete way in which “the week starts on Sunday” means anything to Americans is that we are used to seeing calendars printed with Sunday on the left, and Saturday on the right. I continue to maintain that this is arbitrary! But it does make me really confused when I have to use a calendar widget in an interface that wasn’t localized, and starts with a day other than Sunday, so I get your frustration.
I'd rather build my house with my own earth than go into debt [video]
Just a reminder about certain companies that share data with Meta/Google:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36701706
Steam does sell ad space indirectly tho

Like, choosing what game/publisher goes on sale on the front page isn't a type of AD and the % of discount is the cost for the publisher and the revenue of the steam is bigger sales

Is my interpretation wrong?
It is written "300 K", with a space in the middle. Possibly even a non-breaking space.
This must be the first post from paulgraham.com that I've seen that didn't get 1000 upvotes in 10 minutes
Bro what the fuck does literally any of that shit mean lol
Where did you get these ideas since as you say, you don't know him?
Everyone knows the pain of deploying containers on the edge. When trying to manage e.g. a bulk of IoT devices, a lot of devices where tons of data is generated, it is a huge pain to orchestrate them. This article shows you how to ease this pain with the Open-Source project Bacalhau.
A concrete example is AWS Snowmobile which claims up to 100PB in transit via a shipping container.

https://aws.amazon.com/snowmobile/
> if you're not a huge fan of the typical stringly-typed shells.

What aspect of the other shells qualify them as 'stringly-typed'? Shells seem quite happy piping raw binary data, and there are commands that can deal with binary streams (like wc). The shell also doesn't seem to do anything with the data, unless specifically asked to do so (eval, backticks, etc). (genuinely ignorant and curious).
> never had this much of a bot problem

... How did you read this as meaning it never had a bot problem? They're claiming that it had _less_ of a bot problem, which certainly _feels_ true.
This is just the "put your credit card details there for easy recurrent purchases pls" strategy

100% they will introduce paid likes/priority comments
Im sorry I'm not frantically searching for all photos and videos right now, I'm just waiting for actual legitimate press / organizations to investigate.
How big of an initial time investment does it require? I.e. if I wanted to try it out on the side from time to time, can I just install and start using it, or does it take a week of learning and writing a configuration before I can properly use it?
The level of lack of nuance (given how high profile the fund is) is eye popping.
We aren't all in Beirut
Replacing links with images and no context is essentially a bug that Twitter hasn’t fixed.

And the X rebrand is the same.
That's communism. In companies, one's salary is related with his/her output or salary negotiation skills.. Dave, Cathy and Bob could be in the same level, where the salary range fluctuates between 60k - 95k. Who is where, depends of the both factors mentioned above.
Sokath, his eyes uncovered, except everyone will have to go through their own Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra with every other person.

Shaka.
To Govern the Globe: World Orders and Catastrophic Change
MOTOROiD: Yamaha Self-Balancing Motorcycle Seeks to Push Human-Machine Interface
Even if it did, you'll get at least as much from eating about 60g of wheat germ as an unprotected sex worker would get if they had new clients every 3.5 minutes for 8 hours.
It has pretty terrible UX for a technical documentation writer.
> Most UK employees don't do self assessment. PAYE is such a simple and obvious idea - routine taxation should be done by routine.

Just to double down on this, what gerdesj is describing only affects a very small portion of workers. For those who _don't_ do the steps above the process is:

- It's automatically taken out of your pay, and you don't do anything.

That's it.
I was interested in that, but unless I missed it, it doesn't show the currently playing track. And no tracklist anywhere.
It definitely would have, because you can walk into a branch office and talk to a real person, not some AI chat bot that creates a ticket after boring you to death with unhelpful answers, and then you end up waiting for that to be looked at and async back and forth that can take days.