skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve just spent the last two weekends playing woth xrdp on fedora as a server and usinng the ipad as a client… and I’m very satisfied.

Hopefully we’ll see these xrdp changes in fedora soon!
Which, of course, is true of many, but not all, humans
1000 calories of white rice and 1000 calories of soybeans (or any legume) give you 90% of the day’s nutrients which is what I mostly ate for portions of uni. Pretty solid and healthy base diet to work with and it’s super cheap.
Glad he resisted the temptation and signed off on Scheme. Scheme is a much better programming language for kids to learn.
It's further inaccurate, as going through binding arbitration is still suing, just not via court.
The norm is defined by what everyone else around you seems to be doing, and will expect you to do the same so as not to provoke introspection about why their comfort zone is the way it is. So this depends quite a bit on who the "everyone around you" is and what their influences are.
I don't see why that would be expected to be in lithium's favor, though.
There is also a video for women: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P-2HbmUV10
I don't have a handy article to link, but US vehicle loan terms have been steadily increasing for a while now. Many people end up rolling negative equity into their next loan, which can push them into choosing something more expensive for their next vehicle because the lender has a limit on what percentage of the new loan can be rolled-over negative equity.

My suspicion is that this trend is driven by long loan terms, high interest rates, and loans being larger than the cost of the vehicle.
A Tech Billionaire's Case for Why Tech Billionaires Should Rule the World
Posting just for those who are not aware, in the 90's McDonalds was sued for this exact thing [1].
The person had 3rd degree burns and was hospitalized for 8 days after spilling the coffee.

--- EDIT ---

Just adding that, IIRC, this is _the_ reason coffee cups say "caution: contents of this are hot" (or whatever to that effect).

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Rest...
Do people actually use the McDonalds mobile app today?
Likely the delay is not because of the sound effect. But the other way around - they added the jingle to mask the delay.
Electric planes would come with their own set of problems, but if it's an improvement, a win is a win.
Auto-WLM: Machine learning enhanced workload management in Amazon Redshift
It used to be completely free hosting, that's one thing that was great about it. Same thing made Sourceforge so completely dominant that it took many years for projects to move off it even after more suitable alternatives were made available.

But the main use case was probably convenience. It's a very quick way for Mac and Windows users to get a small Linux VM up and running, and utilize the copious amount of software written for it.

These days it's mostly standard, for better or worse. There are a handful vendor independent ways to distribute software but this works with most cloud vendors. Is it good? Probably not, but few industry standards are.
The case is well documented and was not just "the coffee was hot", the coffee was served 20 degrees hotter than other establishments, with no special warnings, in a cup that was not rigid enough, and the company had hundreds of previous cases of people being burned by it they ignored.
Or it’s a startup with shitloads of cash that’s willing to overpay, as indicated by the person’s immediately preceding salary.
You are correct! I must have had a read ability problem when they conflated the two issues.
Are they still used? None of my cards have one.
> this author's "source" that they didn't have any is that spokespeople didn't reply to him

He only reached out because no sources were listed in the articles in the first place. That, combined with the fact that the statement IS WRONG, is objective evidence that something in the process does not work.
No Sourceforge? No Slashdot? The Well?
It's not some dystopian future - this is the YIMBY movement. It's not about housing. You think some rich person struggling to find land for his next prison that doubles his wealth cares about your kids playing in the street? No he's going to donate to YIMBY to double his wealth.
Tl;Dr: use netconsole to send console messages via UDP to the k8s controller, where they are scanned for panics.
No. It is wildly immoral to consider rape an acceptable outcome of any government action.

This has been a simple answer to a simple question.
Well, there’s hot coffee and there’s coffee that give you 3rd degree burns.
> Soups are great. But they take a long time to make

I should really experiment with slow cooker recipes, though I am (probably overly) worried about the fire risk of leaving a cooking appliance on unattended (either while away or asleep.)
Upset because of all that was missed out on. The realisation of what might have been.

Could I have been a decent mathematician if the opportunity was not missed while I was totally unaware of its existence? Obviously there can be no definitive answer to that question.

And it’s also ok to be a little resentful of having been tortured for many hours with something that clearly could have been a lot of fun.
The prison system in the United States makes much more sense once you realize that its purpose is not to rehabilitate, or even to maintain public order, but to keep certain people (which means exactly what you imagine it means) locked up, cradle-to-grave. It's very good at that.

(Remember the classic mantra, "the purpose of a system is what it does.")
Does this type of practice really convert casual readers to paying customers? It seems like it would just drive traffic away from the site.
AI is a tool. It may change how programmers do their job but programmers won't become obsolete until humans as a whole are.
I wouldn't necessarily call it that. IMO, it's mostly about juicing discovery. There's more content than any one person could ever consume, and a limited attention economy. Basically, they find what they believe is good content, and bring it to the foreground. If there's no audience for it, it won't build a following and just fall on it's face. If it takes off, they have to capitalize on the momentum and produce content to stay in the spotlight.
Well, Netflix DOES control how you view video in your browser, however. Open a video in Firefox? No 4K for you. Hardware DRM is also used. Don’t have an HDCP-enabled display/GPU/Driver? Low bitrate welcomes you.
I was answering the specific question of GP: "Why can’t you do this with a TCP connection? Just measure the time deltas and throttle yourself if it spikes, right" which wasn't limited to head of line blocking but more precise handling of transfer-rate of packets. Still, TCP is controlled by receiver so if you have a have on both hides you might be able to do what GP suggests, but you'd still pay the jitter of sender buffer and the noise of fragmentation of your messages.
Glad the temptation wasn’t toward Apple
No. The US has a lot of fucked up things about its Justice system that don’t make a lot of sense unless viewed from a lens of pure retribution.
Yes, you should know that coffee is actually hot and may burn you. Likewise, McDonalds should know how hot is too hot and not serve its coffee at dangerous temperatures.

In case you're unaware of the context, in short:

McDonald's launched a smear campaign against the lady who spilled hot coffee on her lap. The elderly lady was in the passenger seat of a parked car at the time, and the coffee was so hot that it fused her labia and she needed multiple skin grafts to recover. She asked McDonalds to check their coffee equipment (surely it was malfunctioning if coffee was that hot) and asked them to pay her medical bills, but they refused. During the trial, it was discovered that McDonalds had received hundreds of complaints about the temperature of their coffee and done nothing. The jury awarded her more than she was asking, which amounted to something like the profit from one day's coffee sales.

https://www.rd.com/article/hot-coffee-lawsuit/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald's_Restaura...
I know next to nothing about radio, can someone tell me why a baud rate limit put in to begin with? Is there a technical reason for it like causing interference or something?
I'd argue that if rape happens in prison, it is because the discipline is not enforced harshly enough. It blows my mind that certain prisons are effectively co-managed with gangs.
Still better process than this piece of information you definitely just made up.
What are you on about? You sound like a serf telling another serf to stop complaining about feudalism because slavery is worse off. Be bigger. Think bigger.
Also notable that the hospitalized person initially only requested that McDonald's pay for the medical care, a request which was refused. That this case has become the poster child for "crazy lawsuits" is really a triumph of corporate PR.
Have you not followed @TizzyEnt?
They should use that in the riddles section of McDonaldland Fun Times.
Let's suppose the subtext of this question is about "AI" advances in
LLM.

For me, probably not much change from the trajectory I am already on
with respect to cybersecurity and ethics. Although I'd dump a couple
of chapters I wrote.

But I love these questions because, if you do have a vision and sense
for such thought experiments, then re-frame the question as if asked in
2027:

" If you could go back to the end of 2023 with the knowledge you
have now (2027) about what happened these past few years, what would
you do? "

Maybe a better mental exercise for seeing where things are, and
perhaps where they're going?
> What's the advice for women prisoners, who now have to deal with males being placed in prison with them, many of whom are convicted of sex crimes?

Forgive me trying to read your mind, but you sound like you are repeating one of the the gender critical memes about Trans women

The tails (true enough, but rare) of Trans women rapists in prisons demonstrate that prison guards are sadists, not any thing about Trans women

Trans women are on much more danger in men's prisons than natal women are in danger from trans women

Vulnerable men are placed with predatory rapists in prison routinely

Prisons are places of institutional abuse, and torture. Guards (screws) are renound for vicous sadism
EC2 it appears does not do this (capture a kernel panic reason and put it somewhere that an orchestration system can find it later).

Kernel panics are a thing. Whether a kernel is hosting k8s processes seems not terribly relevant to the probability it will panic? k8s seems neither likely to induce panics more often, nor to reduce their probability, imho.

This is probably a case of "at scale, everything happens", including kernel panics in VMs that most people assume never panic.
Some of these might reappear.

I am currently trying to catalog and upload millions of donated magazine PDFs from various sources. One thing is that a large number of them are not OCR'd, so there is no way to search them. I am fixing that.

Then I am feeding all the raw text into Claude.ai and trying to get a summary of what articles and authors are contained in the magazines. That way at least it can be cataloged and searched.

It is mind-blowing how many authors actually had all their earliest works printed in magazines, not in books.
I cannot help but wonder if he's ever heard of TempleOS.
I misread, he didn't say he deleted the post already.

> They asked how considered my tweets were. I replied that those which were links to my blog posts were my considered writing. Others were more ephemeral, and like everyone else I sometimes made mistakes and sometimes apologised. They asked if I deleted tweets and I said very seldom.

> I volunteered that I thought I understood the tweet that worried them and agreed it could have been more nuanced. This was the limitation of twitter. It was intended to refer only to the current situation within Gaza and the Palestinian people’s right of self-defence from genocide.

Presumably in reference to: https://twitter.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/171333500612114051...

To which he clarified:

> In a war (which this now officially is) any act that does not involve targeting civilians (or recklessly endangering them).
There is a different take on prisons in Europe. The take there is to prepare people for reintegration into society while the English take is to punish.

It's an interesting difference since prisons are actually there to punish but once the punishment has been served, the prisoner should have all equal chances to start again having learnt their lesson.
Cooking with modern methods can take much less time than with traditional methods.

Until three or four years ago, I was cooking traditionally. Because that required many hours, I could not do that daily, so I was cooking for the entire week during one day of the weekend, which was mostly lost to this activity.

Then I have switched to cook everything in a microwave oven (which I had previously used for decades only for reheating food), including things like baking home-made bread. This allows very short and perfectly reproducible cooking times. Many kinds of food, typically those with high water content, like potatoes or meat, can be just roasted in closed glass vessels without adding anything to them and they are much tastier than when they are boiled, without needing to fry them in cooking oil. Other vegetables are better boiled in water with salt, but regardless of the method all vegetables require less than a quarter of hour in the oven.

Since then, I am cooking every day what I eat just before I need it, which takes less than half of hour from start to finish for all operations, when cooking vegetables.

Meat required less preparation time but more time in the oven (at reduced power levels), depending on what kind of meat it was, e.g. up to 30 minutes, so when I was eating meat I was cooking it separately, in amounts sufficient for several days, and I was cooking everything else just before the meal, when it was combined with the precooked meat.

So with some experimentation, it is possible to find ways to cook your food without wasting too much time and energy with that.
>services like winlink and digital messaging are hampered without encryption and become unsafe for the operators

How so?
Selenium is actually not very abundant. It's the 69th most abundant element in the Earth's continental crust, at an average concentration of about 50 ppb. It's less abundant than silver and only 10x more abundant than platinum.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_elements_in_Earth...
they pay average market salaries to large number of mediocre people.
Actually, OpenAI just made the progress you're asking for. Try the voice conversation mode in ChatGPT app (if you can, it's still a beta testing version IIRC). This one is to the likes of Google Assistant as GPT-4 is to GPT-2. Huge quality jump - not only it doesn't suck (like e.g. Google Assistant does), it works, and absurdly well at that. ~1% error rate for me in English, which isn't even my first language, on the go, in rain, next to noisy street...
Somewhat of a spiritual successor is Midnight Protocol. It evokes a lot of similar feelings for me.

https://www.midnightprotocol.net/
You want rules, trust me you want rules.

I have lived in something really close to this situation – seven furries, one four-bedroom house in Seattle’s suburbs, one person with a high-paying IT job – and it fell apart. And a big part of why this fell apart is because we never even talked about things like “maybe we should set up a chore rota”.

This also sounds a lot like “fraternities” and “sororities”, which certainly have rules. Or maybe “a commune” depending on how far outside of the city is, and those certainly have rules too. If you want to actually try to make this happen I would recommend looking at rules for those sorts of organizations, and asking yourself “what horrible mess happened that lead to this rule being enacted”, because I can guarantee that somewhere in the history of the organization, there was something that happened for every single rule that threatened the continuing survival of the organization.
Yes, which you need to have people skills without coming off as a sociopath when what you say and do don't align.
'The early adopters have adopted': US carmakers slow their EV growth plans
https://archive.ph/T1pQQ
Thanks for the explanation.

Did you consider other or additional options such as using rest warmth of DC to provide heating for neighboring city, or Frore AirJet?
It will undoubtedly be a turbulent time. All the skills and knowledge expressed in text or images is compressed into models. And these models offer back all they know to each of us according to our needs. Learning from everyone indiscriminately, serving everyone specifically, open sourcing skills and knowledge to a much deeper degree than open source had on software.

This will have social implications, it will speed up the learning process of any new technology. For example by upgrading Copilot, Github can upgrade coding practices everywhere (where it's used) to new coding standards instead of taking years, that's how fast it can go.

On another line of thinking, an image-language-action model can be used to control robots, and robot hardware is getting accessible. There is a chance for inventing self reliance automation for people, a possible solution to job loss.
> less abundant than silver

Hmmm. So are these proposed batteries viable? Are they mostly Sulphur
and a bit of Selenium (and presumably some other stuff)?
I want to agree with encryption but I think we’d see tunneling unapproved use though approved use. I don’t use my license enough to know is cryptographic signing is kosher but if it’s not that would be cool.

If the idea is an “if you have a license, send whatever data you want because it’s encrypted” limited allocation then I might be into that. Sharing the spectrum would be complicated.
An exhaustive, through and entertaining answer to that question (for the bubble) is provided here

https://what-if.xkcd.com/32/

The short answer is not really and drones are better for it anyway.
That's the beauty of this tactic - you brought the legal action, so it's on you to prove that you didn't agree to the T&Cs.
Even between native English speakers, confusion between 'casualties' and 'fatalities' is common. However if anybody should be able to get this right, it should be journalists. They take a lot of English writing classes in university, don't they? What's their excuse? Knowing how to write is literally their job.
For me it would be like 20 years ago last time I opened it. It would take me some time to get back but of course not as much as when I played it as a teenager. But I don’t think I remember it in such detail to just plow through.
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Good riddance. Even if we set aside the legal controversy, the app itself is a usability nightmare. The McDonald's corporation must believe that its app users are so hungry and desperate that they're willing to endure a nonstandard UI flow, endless offers to upsell and/or earn more points, and a strangely inverted menu hierarchy that resembles no order I've ever placed in my life.

It's like grinding except for actual food.
Another Better Battery Bulletin!
I bet we see 10 year auto loans sooner than later.
It would have been awesome for the Holy See to endorse HolyC
Don’t forget Tony Hsieh
Perhaps grads from before 2012 years ago before everything took to the net and compsci was pushed harder. People are growing up on the internet legitimately believing that Twitter and Reddit are how you communicate with people.
Pretty cool tutorial. As a side note, it is pretty hard to evaluate these pipelines for quality once you build them since there's not many standard practices yet given how new this all is. If it's helpful to anyone else, we built a free open source tool within my company that is basically a collection of premade metrics for determining the quality of these pipelines. https://github.com/TonicAI/tvalmetrics
So, are we in the Trough of Disillusionment or in the Slope of Enlightenment? Probably the former, still...
Maybe. I refuse to pay for news though, on principle. I grew up with my dad working for the newspaper (in sales) and as far as I'm concerned, they make plenty of money through those channels and they don't need my money. If they need my money, then they're doing something wrong, got greedy, are "too big for their britches" (so to speak), or some combination of the above.

Other people feel differently, and that's fine.
True, unfortunately.
all it's taught me to do is develop muscle memory for looking for an archive link in the comments or checking wayback machine
> ChatGPT on GPT-3.5? I can buy this. GPT-4? No fucking way. If Claude got anywhere close, this would be front page news in every tech and tech-adjacent outlet.

Have you compared both? For my use case of generating & modifying simple code & Q&A based off of docs claude is in a similar range to GPT-4 & you can pay as you go instead of 20 bucks a month.
> Even if you did nothing but stick the money in an S&P 500 index fund, the historical average is about 10% per year.

* With dividends reinvested, before inflation

Say S&P dividends are always 1.5%

10% total return - 1.5% dividends (ignoring the quarterly compounding aspect for simplity) = 8.5% in equity growth

Say you wouldn't reinvest them because you want cash flow equivalent to 4% of your principal

4% drawdown rule - 1.5% dividend paid out as cash and not reinvested = 2.5% drawdown needed

You really only need to pull 2.5% with the 4% rule, no? (0.625% a quarter 4 times a year?)

However, inflation is usually 2%, so you need to pull 2.5% + 2% = 4.5% every year on top of the 1.5% dividends being paid out to you? Is this accurate?
As someone who enjoys flow based programming, thinking out the box and shifting the paradigm is what we should be doing.

Using Google sheets to make music might the right interface for some to make music and be creative.

It opens the possibility of taking business plans and making music from them!
Oh, these are cellphone chips. I guess we’ll have to wait for the next Neoverse before we get interesting comparisons to Apple’s M chips and Intel/AMD’s mainline ones.
10-13x better then
Adobe did it with Flash Player.
Yes, but i do not trust any human who thinks they can determine this without trying it first for every individual.
Make the Computer Do It
Better not be Yate!
I'm not sure a RationalWiki page is a great reference. See the "Conservapedia" episode of Qanon Anonymous podcast: https://m.soundcloud.com/qanonanonymous/episode-231-conserva...
Free civil society requires that those laws not be used with a broad brush (or ideally exist at all, but let's put a pin in that). It's well within reason to question that extremely invasive law's applicability here, where the connection to Hamas is extremely tenuous (a single post, that he had already clarified a day before his detainment and interrogation where his rights were suspended), and to draw analogy to the very recent finding against a somewhat similar use.
None of them matches the out-of-the-box functionality of django for a classic saas app. You're constantly reinventing the wheel to get a production-ready user & auth workflow.