skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
maybe I don't understand, 50% is the goal? when I played I thought % was how often it predicted what I pressed, and even though 0% is 100% wrong which is 100% right in a parallel universe, it would still represent me winning.

in any case, my post was serious, regardless of the % number, if you are inspecting their algorithm and writing your own, I can't understand why you wouldn't use theirs in yours. Finding an isomorphism might be fun, but it's not necessary.
> they were convinced that sort of flexibility was a good idea.

Believing flexibility is needed still suggests a lack of understanding.
technical copies are different, there are exemptions
What doublespeak! "Ending support" really means "blocking competitors"?
I don't disagree, but I don't see any solution that can fairly define what is harassment and what isn't - it is clearly in the eye of the beholder - and without a doubt, if a govt official can simply declare something harassment in order to censor it, you can be 100% sure, all of a sudden every criticism will be labeled harassment.
I see you are to misuse words to mean something other thant what they actually mean.
Ask HN: How do you do web (product) analytics?
Do you use any?
Do you care about using or building cookie-less solutions? (think GDPR)
Do you use off-the-shelf services or build your own?
There are "authorized" 3rd party controllers and they claim they'll expand support for wireless devices.
You might be disappointed when it comes to Stable Diffusion on M series it’s very slow compared to even 3090.

Impressive it works at all but the difference is night and day compared to top of the line (gamer card) Nvidia. Like SDXL <7 seconds a generation vs 60+ seconds.
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I've found the opposite. All my Focusrite and Presonus hardware interfaces rely on OSX software that is no longer supported.
It always has been already for a long time.. (a "Keine Werbung" sticker is enough to indicate you don't want it)?!

https://dejure.org/gesetze/UWG/7.html

Sure, theory and practice and sueing offenders are all different things, however most obey that here I'd say?
I chose the M1 Max over the M1 Pro only to get 32GB RAM. I couldn’t care less about the GPU (which makes it annoying to have to pay for it).
Love the pic of the black and white dev. Got to have that diversity, baby! Doesn't matter that only 8% of tech employees are black. No, in corpo-magic-fucking-pixie-bullshit-land they make up 50%.
> The cost of fuel per gallon was around $100 delivered to parts of Afghanistan

This was one of the most deeply insane parts of the whole twenty-year war. Of course, wars have unlimited budgets, so trucking gasoline thousands of miles through hostile territory with occasional losses and then using it to aircondition tents was going to happen. While back inside the US teachers were having to buy school supplies with their own money, because only wars have unlimited budgets.
Elon Musk says X worth $19B one year after acquisition
This is exactly what the list-unsubscribe-post header from RFC8058 provides: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8058. The unsubscribe button that gmail, Apple Mail and others displays is driven by that; it's not a gmail feature.

Weirdly, if google thinks you're a dodgy sender they won't display the button, which seems counterproductive to me.
Yes, but the choice to add a new programming language to your company's profile has to be taken with care and due diligence; you should make sure to have a number of developers that know the new language, offer training, incorporate it into your hiring, etc. It's an added node to your dependency graph, which can quickly become unmanageable.

You should always look into existing languages first. There's a lot of "I rewrote this thing into $language for a 100x performance boost" posts, in a lot of cases the comments are like "Yeah but if you rewrote it in the original language you could make it a lot faster too".

For a cool visualisation of this problem, check out https://boringtechnology.club/
Machines need to be prompted with the exact prefix to be able to retrieve any copyrighted fragment, and that doesn't work most of the times. So the intent for copyright circumvention is in the prompt. Temperature settings also matter.
You can get up to 24GB RAM on the Air.
"She is also cooperating with the government. If I have to bet on one of them, I'm going "balls long" Ellison."

To be fair, SBF was never offered a plea deal.

(He could still have pleaded guilty and spared us this embarrassment of a trial. Perhaps he calculated that he had a "5% chance" of being acquitted.)

"The fall of FTX was in a way incredibly childish: a nerd posse running away with a bunch of other people's money in the stupidest and simplest way possible"

I know this is really difficult to recognise, when the nerd posse is referred to as "executives", it's so easy to conclude "This is the future of business. How do I get in on it." /s Unless of course one has a working brain and is not simply reacting to what appears next on a screen.

Perhaps taking away people's electronics before they enter the courtroom might cause their brains actually start working again. Suddenly an epiphany. The complexity is manufactured. It's a fabrication in the imaginary world of the idiot savant.

Even the clothes SBF and Ellison wear to court give them away. These are outcasts that have no common sense, and do not listen to advice, assuming they are even getting any. (Parents of these kids are shocking.) They are living online, not in the real world. How can anyone believe they are adequate fiduciaries.

"I understand Bankman-Fried went to MIT and majored in physics and was a successful trader on Wall Street. But sitting on the stand, he resembled nothing so much as a child who's broken a family heirloom and is insisting his invisible friend did it."

I'm sure we could find plenty more MIT Physics majors with similar levels of emotional intelligence. True, SBF may have been "a successful trader on Wall Street" but he worked for proprietary trading firm. He never handled client funds. He only gambled the firm's money. It's not like he worked at an investment bank, as did at least one of the jurors.
You can use Watchtower (https://containrrr.dev/watchtower/) that solves problem of manual pulling on VPS.
So should they just give up on cheating devices?
You are confounding social and professional outcomes. Social to me is much more genetic (looks, personality, etc.) than professional. Yes, IQ matters some for professional success. Grit, aka "The Grind" is probably the number one indicator of success. I'm not saying everyone can grind to wealthy, but almost everyone can grind to middle class. And the grind applies to all types of jobs -- professional or not, high income or not, corporate or start-up.

Also, you wrote your post (I assume) from the perspective of a man. Even the most unattractive women on dating apps get far more attention than the most attractive men. This has been shown time and time again. Also, most men are invisible to women, but the reverse is not true. (Do not read this post as disparaging towards women.)

What is really happening is that visual-only dating apps are refining the purest biological imperatives: women only seek the best physical mates (top 20%), where as men pursue whatever they can. As a result, most men get zero attention on dating apps. The craziest irony to me: I grew up before the Internet and dating apps became a thing. RARELY did I hear women talk about finding an attractive mate. They wanted to find someone compatible and supportive with good long term intentions. These visual-only dating apps have weirdly inverted the world as most women chase the very best men... who treat them terribly, but are very good looking and have a lot of practice seducing women. Rinse and repeat; almost everyone on dating apps except for the very top are much less satisfied than life before dating apps.
Hmm looking at your git statistics it appears you have only pushed 60 commits this month with 12,000 lines of code changed - while Jimmy over here has pushed 200 commits this month with 200 lines of code changed.

If you do not improve next month we are going to have to let you go, we just cant carry a 0.3x employee such as yourself.
It should … the “no ads” mailbox stickers are legally binding in Belgium. In fact, you can’t send mail spam to people without opt-in consent.
Which is stupid since EU law doesn't apply to them, since they don't specifically target European users
I don't believe a team should have that much say in their technology, unless they themselves are also responsible for hiring, training, etcetera - so it kinda depends on how autonomous a team is.

That said, as the article also mentions, "micro" can be a bit of a misnomer; you could have a 50 person team working on a single "micro" service, in which case things like hiring and training are much more natural. (to add, I've never worked in a team of 50 on one product; 50 people is A Lot)
Presidents routinely take credit for all sorts of things that happen without their involement or knowledge. It's part of the tradeoff of expecting them to be omnipotent.
The good news is that over 10 million largely tech illiterate Germans over the age of 55 will retire in the next decade.

Not only will the Germany of the 2030s be less technophobic, it will be significantly less relevant in the EU and on the global stage.

And by and large, Europeans won’t miss their stewardship.
> you put that information on the internet, you have no expectation to privacy.

But if Disney puts information on the internet, and you misuse it, lawyers will chase you to the ends of the earth.

We both have same right and copyright, but somehow it's one rule for them and another rule for me.
There is also multiperson synchronisation.
That could be besides the point as for the training the machines will create a copy in their memory - or is that no longer the case?
This doesn't work on mobile.

Free will and self-determination are not the same thing. Free will means the consequences and outcomes you face can be tracked back to decisions you made. Everything can be pre-destined at a level that transcends time and space as we understand it, and you can still have free will.

Imagine starting a program you wrote, you know exactly what it will do given you already know the exact parameters of it's execution environment and inputs. If the program has free will, it means that it will make decisions without those decisions being hard coded into it. In other words, its decision making is free from the will of the programmer or other programs, however, the environment, what other programs do and how the programmer adapts to the program's decision will affect the outcome. The programmer, being outside of the software reality the program is facing is able to know what free will decisions will be made and pre-plan all things accordingly.

To put it a bit diffrently, this measurement and people in general confuse free will with controllable outcomes. Free will does not mean you have any control over outcomes or that your decisions cannot and have not already been predicted and known. It just means that you are allowed to make decisions based on certain input and environemnt. In a moral context, this is relevant because you get held responsible for or credited for decisions you make. Your will is free because despite outside influence or even coercion you still get a choice, even if your choice in the end had no effect on anything, you were allowed to make it anyways. If your will isn't free, you would be a mere processor executing instructions, processing decisions that were already made by others.

Either your will is free, your will is not free and you are an agent of soemone else's will or some might say it's all randomness (a concept incompatible with our knowledge of causal reality).
600 plastic guns taken from the streets of New York! Sounds like a crimewave.

But wait. They take > 10,000 regular guns from the streets every year.

I suspect this is political claptrap; media-seeking politico manufactured issue in an election year.

Also, who is brave enough to fire a plastic gun? Really?
> Where TF are our judges, judicial philosophies, law professors?

They are writing law in MS Word and negotiating any changes in law by sending paragraphs over email, which they check once a day at most.
Is is legally binding since the 80s in Germany. Just mostly nobody bothers to protest a occasional error and it would mostly affect the teenager who delivers the ads anyway.

https://dejure.org/dienste/vernetzung/rechtsprechung?Gericht...
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I have trouble believing that's real. Why would these workers bother?
Not familiar with the local laws, but I've noticed that in some jurisdictions "toy" means just that: toy.

If it has a camera it's a drone and gets drone treatment even under 250g.

This was research for a very specific area (Cinque Terre) of Italy that has 4 layers (!!) of drone laws on it, so I can't really point to a particular set...
> would mostly affect the teenager who delivers the ads anyway.

If their job is to litter, then tough luck.
I am a linux fanboy. I have worked on an Apple macbook before and I did not like it. Apple is too expensive for what they offer (my opinion).
> Much like people who underperform in technical fields often pivot to Management

This can't be serious...Not sure if jealousy or just regular hubris.
Or needing to enable javascript to unsubscribe.
> They found that individuals with higher income or a higher social status were the most likely to say that success results from luck and connections rather than hard work, while low-income individuals were more likely to say success comes from hard work and individual effort.

This is basically the old paradigm saying that "people don't make money, money makes money." No one became a billionaire without being in the right place and knowing the right people. Access to that environment can be only gained if one already has significant capital. I guess this is what they mean by luck.
Actor–Observer Asymmetry
NDs want others to perceive the most accurate picture of them.

NTs want others to perceive the best possible picture of them. That makes talking about ones strengths loaded with things like suspiction etc.
It is just legalise. There was always a problem in defining what DNT actually means and what it implies.

Just check how confusing and ambiguous the whole header is across various references

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/DN...
Trust me, I could not care less about the German boneheads. But you are right, as always, the judge has little understanding how tracking works.

I have a heavily modified web surfing browser that offers me some amount of privacy and ad free experience. Pay walls I circumvent with "Pass paywalls clean" or with a bookmarklet that looks up the site on an archive.

In the end, it makes it harder for an average website to track me but not impossible. Dont believe me? Try this website:

https://www.amiunique.org/fingerprint

By the way, ghostery, the ad blocking software, is (was?) owned by a German media company. Hubert Burda Media. You can't make this stuff up. And no, you should not use it.
See also MorTorq, also by Phillips, which can work in fasteners with low-profile heads.
Gattaca while a great movie always rubbed me wrong as at the end it turns out society was "right" and he probably doomed the mission. His heart was "bad" it turns the whole movie from someone overcoming societal limitation to someone ruining the space mission so they can see space.
Should you use a Lambda Monolith, a.k.a. Lambdalith, for your API?
why is this ”anti-intellectualism”? intuition is a strong quality to have in your code.
I could get it down to ~51/53% by hammering the keys. I think that is pretty good.
I'd be a bit surprised if they have two moving parts, made of the same metal, in contact with each other: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_welding
OMG. After all this time, you're telling me the drafters of the Indiana Pi Bill [0] could have been right all along?

It would mean that Indiana happened to be in a different Universe at the time, were:

d=1/(2 √3) ∑( n=1…6 )∣∣x sin(3πn )+y cos(3πn )∣∣ [1]

Well, whose to say otherwise?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Pi_Bill
[1] Poor man representation of the same equation in the article.
I couldn't figure out from the announcement whether these controls are to be applied to people sending bulk to gmail addresses, or from them.

Nearly all the spam I see is from a gmail address. I suspect this new measure is to protect gmail recipients.
In the UK you can still get them on the phone really quickly.

I have never had any issues with their CS, I even use Amazon pay for any sites that support it because I had an issue where the shop wanted me to wait for an RMA process for a graphics card I bought which was dead on arrival. I reached out to Amazon and they refunded me the same day.

AAISP are fantastic in the UK, so many different ways to get in touch with them and first line support is knowledgeable and helpful.

Zen UK ISP is also good, as are Plusnet, both quick to answer the phone with actual useful customer support. It’s shocking just how bad the big ISPs are here too.

Synology surprised me, a fan failed on my NAS which was out of warranty, I emailed to ask for a part number and they shipped me a new fan on next day delivery for free.

Scan UK have been a real mixed bag for me, I’ve had them go above and beyond at times, but other times acted really hostile.

Olympia Express did the same thing with a part for a coffee grinder, I emailed, their ceo emailed back and sent me some parts and a bit of chitchat about coffee.

Apple replaced a motherboard in a 4 year old MacBook Pro that had died, I had no Apple care but took it to the store and they fixed it within a couple of hours for free. I dropped a phone and cracked the screen within days of buying it and they replaced that too.
Ben's right in one way I'd never heard of Devon but would know of him by "the guy who draws people on the subway"

On the other hand, I don't think the art world should take this new wave seriously...doodling for attention isn't art.
What an utterly, utterly ridiculous comment. Even China allows its citizens free access to 3d printing. I hope your comment is a joke!
It's not clear to me what you mean by dealing here. Do you mean developing? If so, I completely agree. If you mean deployments, a small number of engineers can manage hundreds of them easily.
Or just an “Oops :(” error message that’s even less useful.
Have worked in EDA and .. yeah, the software is bad but the buyers are conservative, precisely because it's a risky and expensive business.

He talks about a "cocktail party version of the EMH". The credentialed econ version of "nothing works" is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons , which discusses the role of information and its asymmetry in markets. The EMH fails precisely because total knowledge is impossible and adverse selection is real.
A “normie” would only need an M1 MacBook Air and that will be good for 10 years. I am using a 2015 MacBook Air, and since I only browse/do basic spreadsheet stuff/pdf things, it still works fine.

If you need anything more than a Macbook Air, you are not a “normie”, and should be capable of doing better research before you buy.
Software development. Microservices running locally (Docker/Podman, etc.)
When people hear slavery, they think of harsh, forced physical labor under inhumane conditions. Whether you think of American slavery, African slavery or Roman slavery, the common factor is clear.

I'm from Germany, I'm decidedly not US-centric, but everyone I know would be appalled if someone described any facet of their western life using that word, because they'd be implicitly reducing the impact said word has when it is used to describe the immense suffering of those people experiencing it in its (sadly still present) worst form.
My kids feared I lit the house on fire when I showed them how I did my flambées bananas. The flamme was indeed impressive.
I'm sorry if my comment was somehow triggering to you. It was never my intention to rile up anyone.

> Part of what problem?

Good question! I mean the problem of dividing people between non-autistics and autistics. The problem that causes autistics to mask sometimes painfully in order to not get picked on by non-autistics, but doesn't require non-autistics to behave "like an autistic person" if they're ever faced with such a situation.

Note that I'm not saying I think everyone should mask around people who are different from them. Hopefully the neurotypical behaviours that push autistics to mask can become more obvious and avoidable so the need disappears.

> this rebranding of mental disorders and disabilities as mere "neurodiversity" is incredibly frustrating

Agree. I think ND is too broad a concept to signify anything meaningful.

> insulting to me, as I struggle with ADHD.

Again, fair and I agree. I don't think ADHD should be classified together with autism. ADHD can have advantages if kept under control but generally can be quite debilitating - and keeping it under control can become a full-time job and a very demanding one.

I also think "autism" is too broad a concept. There are too many possible traits, each different in each individual, that aside from certain high-level characteristics.

> > Guess what, relationships are 2-way. Your behaviour as a neurotypical was just as debilitating in your working relationship with him as the other way around.

> > From that POV, being neurotypical is a terrible debilitation.

> This doesn't make any sense to me.

GGP said person A's autism was debilitating to their working relationship with GGP.

I was demonstrating that the reason it was debilitating was because of a lack of understanding and the need for person A to mask behaviour, and that need arises from GGP's and colleagues inability to comprehend person A. Which in turn is the very reason why person A masks: they don't understand the behaviours of the others, and try to mimic as best as they can given certain observed behaviours, actions and reactions, body language, etc. - all of which don't come naturally to person A, in the same way that simply answering to questions rather than avoiding them even when they might affect their social position probably doesn't come naturally to GGP and peers.

This might have been confusing - it's early morning for me. :)

If we stick to the OP, why is the autistic's behaviour in responding to authority problematic? Why is it not the unwarranted authority that's considered the problem?
> So announcing "Keine Werbung" on my letter box

What pisses me off is that they advice to do the same in my country when I complain about leaflets from Lidl, Kaufland, Rossmann and others. Take your silly practices back to Germany, I don't need to label my postbox NOT TO RECEIVE your spam over here. "No spam" is the default without any label.