skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My understanding is that the exemptions are made every three years and only for a three year period. So while the LOC isn't necessarily _intending_ to take back exemptions, their is not necessarily an intention to leave them in place for another three years. As you noted, this time around an exemption that existed previously is no longer granted. I certainly didn't mean to make your heart skip a beat, but we also shouldn't take the exemptions there for granted.
If AMD does not improve the quality of their drivers and ML stack, they can kiss the ML market goodbye. I have tended to buy the best hardware per dollar for the last 20 years. Sometimes I have Intel CPUs, sometimes AMD, sometimes both, but I stopped buying AMD GPUs in 2007. I completely switched to Linux from FreeBSD in 2003, and the only viable option for me has always been NVIDIA due to the availability and quality of their drivers. I don't mind AMD losing the ML race, though it is very sad that NVIDIA does not have strong competitors.
>> “Children exhibit high levels of concern over climate change and the mental health consequences, including post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, phobias, sleep disorders, attachment disorders and substance abuse, can lead to problems with learning, behaviour, and academic performance.”

Thanks to the media and fear mongerers who, instead of calmly search for solutions use the media to scare and induce anger, hopelessness and anxiety in everyone 24/7.

So Guardian, the one who publishes this article, is ironicaly the one complicit in this.
Mystery Shopper: I Got Paid to Spy on People While They Worked
Yes but why would you waste silicon implementing complicated stuff from the 90s when you can have something more modern like RISCV or ARM?
Cylect.io's AI OSINT Tools is a powerful suite of open-source intelligence tools that leverages advanced technology to discover and analyze massive amounts of data, obtained by scanning public networks, from publicly available sources like social media, blogs, and forums.
Which lets be honest isn't a problem that 99% of the sites using Cloudflare need to solve. Nobody is going to waste energy and time to attack your blog with your vacation photos.

The huge wave of DDoS extortion attacks that happened 3-4 years ago was mostly enabled by "booter" services that themselves hid from law enforcement behind Cloudflare.

Here is an example:
https://therecord.media/feds-seize-ddos-booter-sites-in-late...

Feel free to punch any of the sites they mention into dns.coffee and look at the historical nameservers. All Cloudflare.
We don't even know it still would be relevant after the simd step.
‘Click Here to Kill Everybody’ talks in great detail about the asymmetry of defending against attacks. We are in a timeline where this is getting worse over time. A 100x or even 1000x budget/effort is now required to defend against some attack vectors. This isn’t fair, but it’s the state if affairs. My point being: you’re right, but tanks are now orders of magnitude cheaper than anti-tank defenses.
Under the assumptions of the contradicting statement, 59x509 is prime. You can’t factorize a number iff there are no prime divisors, and the right hand definition for prime numbers is much simpler for the purposes of the proof; no extra “prime” generation necessary.
Anyone else think this code is ugly as hell?
Those "postmodernists" are truthphobes, using their own lingo.
But then, don't you have the problem of synchronizing the data channel and the control channel?
We've had separate food waste bins in my area for ages.

They have many problems that seem hard to solve.

They are small, about 5L or 10L capacity. If you make them bigger then
the food begins to rot in summer if not collected very frequently. The
council are stingy about supplying, collecting and replacing them, so
neighbours will steal someone else's. We simply gave up constantly
asking BCP for a replacement that never came.

But worse is the foxes. There are lots of rural and urban foxes in the
UK. When food bins are put out these smart and tenacious critters
find a way in, so in the morning you'll wake up to chicken bones and
vegetables strewn across your path and down the road.

Hopefully the next recycling initiative brings better design ideas.
This is absolutely the opposite of my experience and the experience of anybody I've ever met who has actually ridden a bicycle before.
Do tell, please; stories about "interesting characters" are often the best.
That's when you are supposed to have started building a new offering, not overgrow your existing one.
Intentional or not, it does come off as kind of “disruptive” in the negative sense of the word, ie “you’re all doing it wrong in field X. Let me show you how to work faster”.

But in a real scenario there are often so many other constraints that “optimized code” is far from the top. Salaries are also expensive, so if you factor in the lifetime cost of writing and maintaining a bit of exotic Rust for an exotic problem, it might actually be cheaper to buy a bigger machine and brute force the problem.

Sure, we could all benefit from learning a bit of Rust then, but if you’re in the Python data space you know that it’s almost as crowded as frontend frameworks, and learning Rust comes across as a yet-another-framework problem, that few of us really feel like we have time for.

Personally I’m stuck maintaining a wizard’s (who has now left the company) solo project which initially seemed like a great solution, but has caused more grief in maintenance and bugs than any existing not-as-custom-tailored community solution out there. So if I were to tell my manager “I’ve spent a week to rewrite this job that spends 40 minutes at 2 AM to spend 1 millisecond at 2 AM, from a language that everyone uses to a language that only I use” I’m not sure he’d appreciate it.
That doesn't get you much more than Python's multiprocessing; you still need to have any state shared between the processors in a simple linear memory and not in Python objects if you follow the web's model of postMessage + SharedArrayBuffer.
Isn’t the balance sheet changes between two points in time the cash flow statement?

The P&L is based on transactions on Income accounts. The balance sheet is a point in time view of BalanceSheet accounts.

For example: CASH is balance sheet. However REVENUE is an income account type.

The income statement is the changes between to points in time of all balances of Income accounts.
Is that different/better/worse than?

select customer_id, max(order_id)
from orders
group by customer_id
order by customer_id
Absolutely true: https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/05/us/border-migrants-cell-phone...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement is monitoring nearly a quarter of a million migrants in a program using GPS ankle monitors, phones or an app known as SmartLINK, according to the agency’s latest statistics. The Biden administration has rapidly grown the number of people in this program, known as “alternatives to detention,” or ATD.
I think they did care about flavor, as was mentioned in a news article interview about Pepper X. I don’t remember the full quote, but something like “you can’t just make it hot, it has to taste good”. But maybe it’s hard indeed to detect any flavor once you’re dealing with 2.6M Scoville units.
One day something's common knowledge; the next, it's something nobody around you has heard of.
Seems like measuring the median would be misleading
Both of those scenes are wonderful in their own way. What is your issue?

I do notice that high-resolution, high-framerate digital images have to work a lot harder than film to look realistic. I'm not sure this is a fair comparison.
Intel-Enhanced Llama.cpp
Yeah, then there is the implementation thing, if cython or PyPy have been used instead.
the so called POWER architecture covers like 35 years of development, the latest iteration probably implements some of the latest stuff in the area as it is an experimental platform for researchers.

it is still a design of yesterday because you don't get access to tier 1 software ecosystem. it is a modernized VAX for hobbyists.
If pirates can reduce the size, I would imagine that the sizes are from DRM or obfuscation.
Yet the US had (has?) a secret court that signed off on PRISM. Without strong technical barriers in place, such as ee2e, such things are near-inevitable - surveillance is just too easy. Like putting a pile of cash on your lawn with a sign saying "Do not steal". You can dream of some ideal society where laws are so well respected and enforced that nobody steals the cash, but experience suggests, for the pile of cash and for mass surveillance, that you will be disappointed.
Yeah, but that is a device driver, not part of the command.com itself.
Some of that "shit" was also a competitive advantage in the early days of the language.
A nice thing about F-Droid is that there's a lot of open source apps that on Google Play have an ad-supported free version and a no-ads paid version - but on F-Droid the no-ads version is freely available.
Man. They are setting a new bar for the launch industry.
the max order_id is not always the latest id

although it would seem to be so by design, however design is only as robust as the thousands of individuals building on the system :)
Use of video clips for backgrounds was possible but rare. The opening of Final Fantasy VII is a good example, where it blends seamlessly from the opening FMV to control of the characters. You are correct that it affected the quality. You could easily see the video compression artifacts. The more common non-video backgrounds looked better.
Lead Developer here, for those curious there is a great video on the inner workings of the project’s volumetric video here. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FjbngDVdL6s
Hacki is also available for iOS and is quite good
Drop in the ocean.
>>>I am not sure how twitch intends to benefit from this.

It might staunch the bleeding. Instead of losing X streamers a month they lose .5X streamers who just simulcast instead of leaving.

It's an admission that they're not the big dog in streaming any more.
This is the article I always share with new joiners at Tebi: www.tebi.co

We’re building an accounting software system. And on top of that a POS system, inventory management, expense tracking etc.

But at the core it’s a double entry financial journaling system.

I love how Kleppmann bridges the fields of computer science and accounting.

I’ve even build graph visualizations of our journals and ledgers using Kleppmanns technique.
A lot of repacks cut all languages except English.
If you have an auto-increment and DO NOT have some logic around draft orders, max could be the one. Either way, you can max on the submission date then
The interesting part to me is that they are getting stereotypes instead of the average.

I have never in my life seen an Indian person with a beard and turban, nor I've ever met a Mexican person wearing a sombrero and poncho. And given how boring the results of generic prompts tend to be, my theory is that they specifically tweaked their training data to avoid getting "generic Indian worker wearing a shirt" in favor of "stereotypical Indian man that would make a good NatGeo cover".
And we must stop stereotypes, whatever the cost: https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/bart-withholding-s...
If you mean cislunar, it means within the radius of the moons orbit from earth.
it could be a nightmare to implement if it's not the first module, and then the first import, to execute
Corona Photographic Surveilance Satellites
Q1: If you look at figure 1, you can see that the "down" triangle row is sticking out a bit to the left and to the right. This allows the "up" triangles to move down and to the side a little bit. Both the "up" and the "down row are one triangle bigger than then would've been in the non-ε variant, which allows the extra space being covered.

Q2: A trapezoid is left at the bottom if you just stack triangles, yes. Other approaches will probably result in one or more gaps of a different shape.

Q3: There's an infinite number of ways you can arrange the small triangles, so an exhaustive search isn't going to help you. The interesting part is that there is a proof of n^2+1 being possible for all non-equilateral triangles, so there is definitely a possibility of it also being possible for equilateral triangles.

As you already noticed, there might be approaches beyond stacking. Look up "square packing in a square"[0] for fun, you get some really ugly-looking non-obvious results out of that.

Don't worry about it, I know just enough to understand the problem - half of the linked PDF is also beyond me.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_packing#Square_packing_...
Astrophysicists have some funny conventions. Like how everything but hydrogen and helium are "metals": https://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/web/assets/pictures/20120...
Unless you can provide any evidence that the EU has been able to stamp out corruption, then you point is mute.

They are close to 30K lobbyists in Brussels as of this moment. So much for stopping bribery and misinformation. See the current Chat Control law which is sponsored by foreign corporations.

In a world without the EU, those companies would have had to lobby their way into 27 different parliaments and the countries most eager to proceed with a dangerous piece of legislation could have been the canary in the coal mine for the other countries about what not to do.

Instead corporations can now buy their way into the inner circle of a single European commissioner (who is not elected mind you). The EU basically streamlined corruption and lacks the complete oversight to do anything about it.

Finally, the EU as it exists in its current form has only been around for the last 30 years, which is a mere blip in the history of nations like France, Germany and others.

To claim that only an Institution like the EU can bring an end to corruption and bribery seems a complete stretch if not an outright lie.

There are more than 200 sovereign countries in the world out of which 27 decided to completely or partially relinquish their own sovereignty to a supra national agency such as the EU.

This is hardly the norm and history will tell in a hundred years from now that this was bad idea, just like the USSR was a bad idea.
What are the added privacy benefits compared to Firwfox Total Cookie Protection, which is on by default? Ability to log in with different accounts in parallel is definitely very useful, but I'm looking for the privacy benefits compared to using Firefox without containers.
It's ok for people footing the bill in part to want know what exactly they are paying for, even if people may still keep dying? Good to know, I was starting to think people would be surprised...
+1 to this. I've been using Materialistic for years. It's a much nicer interface for HN on mobile

Written from the aforementioned app.
> Nobody is not using chatGPT or stable diffusion because it could be biased.

But their makers did expend a lot of effort into lobotomizing, sorry, censoring, sorry, making the models "safe", due to the smears, sorry, "reporting" by these journalists.
I haven't downvoted anyone, but have followed this argument with interest as an intermediate SQL user.

If I was to guess why someone would downvote you, it wouldn't be for disagreeing with you, but more because you've subtly shifted from quite a strong objective stance ("this is not readable") to a subjective one ("this is not how I prefer to write it"), without really conceding anyone else's points.
I've seen the Persian version. Lovely and comprehensive!
LBA1 uses Gouraud shaded polygonal characters on top of tile-based 2D backgrounds. LBA2 does the same for indoor areas. For outdoor areas it uses a technique I don't recall seeing in any other game: every time the camera changes position it renders detailed and fully textured 3D scenes to a static background buffer (possibly taking a few hundred milliseconds), then renders the characters on top of that background. The camera changed position automatically, and you could also press a key to force it to re-render the background if you wanted a different camera position. It's a good compromise between real-time and pre-rendered IMO.
I implore you to leave the crass commercialization of game streaming, which is devoid of creativity, originality, or enlightenment, to the Twitch ecosystem.
I fail to see how rim brakes are "cheaper", like they claim at the closing section.

Yes, an hydraulic disc brake system is (still) more expensive than a set of rim brakes, and I guess the difference is bigger for road bicycle ones.

But disk bike pads now are in many cases even cheaper than rim brake pads - and they can last longer.

In my use case, disc brakes are way less prone to dis-alignment compared to rim brakes - and hence less prone to unnecessary wear and reduction of the cyclist's performance. And conversely, disc brakes won't be affected if the rim is not completely true for whatever reason.

And - most importantly - disc brakes don't wear the rim at all but an inexpensive rotor that lasts much longer in comparison. In my case, having to replace both rims on my commuter each 3 years or so was no joke - the first time I ignored the serious wear they had until they comically bent a bit when going over a dirty road - and fortunately nothing happened to me, as there have been cases when they make people crash due to their sudden breakage.
Don't forget Ashton Kutcher who had to step down from his own organization after he actually asked a a judge to be lenient towards one of his friends being accused of sexual misconduct.

Rules for thee not for me.
Uh, yeah, and those are all reasons to reject the conclusion that games (like Deus Ex) merely offer second-rate illusory "Nakatomi Spaces" compared to movies (like Die Hard.)

A player choosing to make their avatar avoid the front door in favor of discovering an unusual route is always going to be a more authentic experience of subverting architecture, compared to passively observing a character doing the same actions in film.

Being able to go further and glitch/hack/mod the game merely raises the ceiling, it does not lower the floor.
> not all references are branches or tags

Some more examples are `refs/pull/123/head` and `refs/pull/123/merge` on repositories hosted by GitHub. For a given pull request, these contain the most recent commit in the PR and the result of merging that PR into its base branch, respectively. You can see these with `git ls-remote origin`, and access them with (e.g.) `git fetch origin refs/pull/123/merge && git checkout FETCH_HEAD`. This can be really useful when reviewing a PR to test some things locally on the copy as it will be merged.

Another set is `refs/bisect/*`. In particular, after a successful bisect, `refs/bisect/bad` is the first bad commit.

Those are basically all the ones that I routinely use, in addition to those that Julia mentioned. `git filter-branch` populates `refs/original/**` (see its manual page for details), but that's a lot more niche.
Aurora Store is still a must, for global traveling and country specific apps, which are not available anywhere else.
You see something similar in Hindu iconography. Humans are painted brown, the colour of the earth. Gods like Rama, Krishna and Shiva are painted blue, the colour of the heavens.
It's not true, and the post is missing a /s.
This seems like a good change for streamers and viewers, I was honestly surprised at how restrictive they were before. They still are a little, not allowing them to link to the other platforms they're streaming on, etc.

Nice to see the note about Jacksfilms, it's cool that this is getting into mainstream news
Why don't you just work local?
>Businesses bundle services all the time and they have done it throughout human history.

Business try to secure a monopoly position all the time and they have done that throughout human history.
This is a legitimate problem we encounter in healthcare data analytics space where it will be great to find the minimum list of Diagnosis/procedure codes that correlate most with a particular disease, etc.
> they made available a platform which for its entire lifespan up until that point, hadn't evolved under the same pressures as the existing x86 CPU market, but instead in an environment in which there was really no natural motive for them to lock things down at the CPU level.

What is the natural motivation for x86 manufactures to lock their CPUs down?
It's a shame Aurora Droid[0] isn't maintained anymore, I found its UI to be far easier to use than the alternatives like you mentioned.

[0]: https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/auroradroid
https://gdpr.eu/email-encryption/

On email: "While encryption is not required, it is up to every organization to develop a rationale for developing the most appropriate data security practices."

You should probably apologise for being wrong.
The fact that Twitch has allowed simultaneous streaming on other platforms suggests that the platform is no longer able to offer famous streamers the financial incentives they are seeking.
Pretend? Those landlords aren't that, they're companies like your employer. They borrowed money for the building and are living from the difference between what they earn and what they pay the lender. The lenders are often funds of some sort, "ABC US Real Estate A" or somesuch if it's managed by a company called ABC, owned in turn by other funds and some small individual investors. I probably own a bit of such a real estate fund, maybe $1k or $10k, not sure, I'd have to check.

If you go all the way back and disregard small fry like me, the ultimate big owners are often pension funds. Landed gentry it's not.
What? So what is your definition of Modern architecture ? I am assuming you are referring to ISA here.
I think this is an interface problem. Given a generic prompt, the AI draws a generic image, like a beginner would. Things you don't specify explicitly default to generic options.

A more sensible response would perhaps invent additional requirements to get more interesting and more varied outcomes. The right amount of variance depends on the context, but it's rarely as low as the current interfaces default to.
CFR[] is a very minimal drawing language with 5 simple commands: C, F, R, [, ]
It's for the UI, yes, since they're not my accounts, I'm just tech support for them ;-) I've seen there is an hledger-web, but there's a bunch of reports and workflows already set up in Gnucash and switching would involve learning new things and I'd rather spend as little time as I can on accounting and taxes. (OTOH adding a script to enable "git log -p" took like ten minutes.)
ego. he didn't like being criticized. He didn't like being limited. He wanted the musk network, and he didn't care. He believed his own bullshit about being a super genius when in reality he's just a rick asshole who was amazingly good at finding people to make him rich.

That's his skill. Finding specific kinds of people. That's it. And for Twitter he thought that his personality was gonna be enough. It wasn't.

He tried to buy a controlling board chair. He wanted to do this on the "cheap" but in the end he ended up letting his mouth do the thinking.
you're getting downvoted because it's not really a preference, it's pretty widely known to be bad practice and unhygienic in production queries. select * would get your pr rejected and chewed out by dba at every place i've ever worked at. so you kinda just look like you don't know what you're talking about.
I think you'd have a difficult time distinguishing his films from most other sci-fi films made today. It's minimal, overly digital, lacking in atmosphere or "dirtiness" that gave so many 80s films their atmosphere. Just watch Escape from New York, or Blade Runner, or The Fifth Element and compare them to something made today.