skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imagine you are China where you leveraged your economy(>350%) on the idea that you're going to be on top of the new world order. but the reserve currency never moves.

Worse yet, you find out that your existence is false. You exist so long as the USA lets you exist. You only have power because of cheap labour, but that isn't true anymore. Chinese labour is more expensive then French labour. Time to move to

Worse yet, Obama and Trump played the same playbook and they decided you are no longer needed. You see the UN calling you Nazis, committing genocide over the uiguyrs. They falsely saw themselves as surrounded, about to be invaded, but the truth of the matter is that the West withdrew. The complete opposite.

Now the PLA is holding a bag of expensive equipment and they don't realize it's not needed, only making the leverage problem worse.

Naturally, real estate is first to collapse.

You also have a pretty bad incel problem in China. They killed their daughters... everytime in history this happened, the country sent their incels to die in war. Cant keep them at home.

So who will it be that China will be going to war with? It's India.
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I love Apple but they wasted a 30 minute midnight event in the UK to announce new Mac chips and a new colour of Mac. I think this could’ve been a press release and tech reviews hands on. I don’t think they’ll do this again but it wasn’t that good. Yeah filming was obv. But the event purpose I don’t think made sense for 30 minutes when it could’ve been a press release and tech reviewed hands on.
Hah, UFO was set in... 1980!
Not the OP, but I am not watching a random YouTube video from a random guy to help you prove your point. I can confidently link you some of these that “prove” that the Earth is flat.
Fibonacci One Way Function
In this article, I've constructed a concrete example of a one way function using the fibonacci sequence from my previous article. I've also included other use cases.
By which standard are you (blasphemously) attempting (and failing to) judge God by, though?

Because you clearly don't understand the context or reasoning behind any of the situations you listed, you resort to simply condemning God upon your own authority.

You think of yourself as better than God.

And that is what sin is.

Try acknowledging God as the authority, as He is your maker, and then you might even get to understand all the events you are ignorantly referring to.
I always struggle with balancing the advice given in pieces like this. The author suggested that they "eat their cake today" suggesting that putting off pleasure is a useless denial. Death could come for us at any moment, but I can't live like I'm dieing every day. There is just a mountain of nuance and self reflection between living some bohemian lifestyle where every moment must be filled with something and some stoic monk who has removed all want from their heart. It's too easy for me to surrender to the dopamine hits of all the things around me and find that what I actually enjoy feeling numb. Not looking for answers, I just wanted to speak for those who might struggle against filling each quiet moment with "joy" because hollow entertainment has eroded my true enjoyment more often than not.
Yes, it's never Tesla's autopilot fault. Always the driver. Sure. /s
Most noteworthy IT companies in Poland are affiliated with the Software Development Association (SODA). You can find members on the website: https://sodapl.com/en/members/. There are a lot of them.

I personally know of:

- Transition Technology - https://ttpsc.com - huge organization, I don't know if they will want to work with someone small;

- Inwedo - https://inwedo.com/ - this company is closest to my heart;

- Liki Mobile - https://likims.com/pl - I thought of them because you mentioned a mobile app;

- Fabrity - https://fabrity.com/ - I used to work with them, but it's hard for me to say anything concrete after so many years;

If you have any questions, let me know.
Another reason to keep backups.
Trump 2.0 would obviously be an accelerator but we are already on the timeline set by Trump 1.0. In a hostile de-globalising world, it is hard to see any return to free market economics. In fact, all of the 'free' (speech, assembly, travel..) seem to be in reverse at the moment
It's possible that they work for an ad company, or aspire to do so, or work in a business where saying anything even mildly disparaging about adtech could be problematic.
Totally agree. My worry is this outlet is trusted (and presented) as factual, with jokes on top of facts, instead of what it actually is.
Yes western companies spend a lot on marketing, cause without it you might confuse their products which are built to deliver positive experiences and value with similarly looking but not so positive counterparts.

Not to dunk on China particularly here, I do/did enjoy a lot of hq chinese products.
Supercritical CO2 pilot aims to make steam turbines obsolete
I think the problem I have with this is the ethical and moral side of things because people can form unhealthy relationships with things that aren’t real. It’s not a real person and people already struggle with making meaningful connections.
NASA Astronauts Spacewalk Outside the International Space Station
So because we have bad programmers that don't use the stuff provided by the programming language, we are going to throw away the baby with the bath water.

And, somehow, this is going to fix the fact that this happened because we have bad programmers. Bad programmers that now have to also deal with network complexity on top of the basic complexity they already can't deal with.
One Fusion reactor costs what musk did invest in twitter. -.-
Would be way more awesome than people talking shit all day.
As scientific taxonomy has often been a historic justification and taxonomy really is just a social construct itself (and often terribly inaccurate, see the problem of defining species for example) it's pretty easy to see why it seems like a good place to tackle the issue. I don't think we can pretend that science is some pure place that exists in a vacuum apart from society.
I don't know it's so different, while open source may be a popular model, there's lots of closed source software.
First blockchain, now AI. Electricity consumption is a very glaring problem. I recently read that the ozone hole is getting bigger again. I guess unfortunately technology is not going in the right direction.
Conscience Bullets – Firing Squads and the use of blank cartridges
Installation audio DSP's are great for systems that run without user interaction for the order of years. They are pinned to the acoustics and functionality of a specific environment and won't need to change unless either of these do.

Live audio and production environments instead need to cater for changing acoustics and requirements on the order of seconds, minutes, or hours. There's a lot for dynamism required, and are often being interacted with by multiple people which warrants a different approach. Endless customisation here can be a hinderance rather than benefit.

A modern digital console is absolute chockers with user tweakable DSP though. Venues may also have some racked up DSP's running speaker processing with a console in front. There's no hard line, just different tools built for different needs.
I think a good chunk of this feels like religious / conspiratorial indoctrination. But. A lot of kids in school genuinely wonder if they're going to die when they step on the bus everyday. I don't know how you couldn't see that as a parent.

There were 51 school shootings in 2022, nearly a weekly occurrence. Is this the rise of home schooling, or just a natural response to the complete apathy and failure of our institutions?
Which is pretty much the plot of the excellent For All Mankind - basically how I expected things to progress when I was a young kid in the early 1970s.
If this "feature" is intentional, then even though it's open source, your patch to fix the behavior may not be accepted.
I have the same plans for ctranslate2[0] and Willow Inference Server[1]!

[0] - https://github.com/OpenNMT/CTranslate2

[1] - https://heywillow.io/components/willow-inference-server/
Exactly. We act as if people on their death beds have some unique insight on how to live a good life. They don’t. The same thoughts will reach you if you think enough about your death while you’re alive and healthy.

Saying you can’t take you money with you (quote at the top) is a platitude. You can’t take anything with you, be it money, memories, good deeds, or consequences. You’ll be dead. You’ll lose everything equally. Your actions will no longer matter to you. They will matter to the ones left behind, but only for a little while. Eventually everyone you touched will die. Not even Jesus, Shakespeare, and Newton can survive this fate at the heat death of the Universe.
As you've stated people will make comparisons between the cheapest bottom rung slot-in ram against what's on offer from Apple's UMA. It's naive.

But even when one could just pop in your own RAM, many would still buy Apple's upgrade, which sounds insane on the surface. But there are actually pretty sound reasons for it:

1. They're buying the Mac hardware because it works. That's one of the core motivations for spending the extra to begin with.*

2. Adding ram is the gateway to unexpected crashes, such as errors that only pop up during heavy use, higher temperatures and the like. It doesn't have to be cheap either.

3. But if one is going for those cheaper components, one gets what they pay for: "mislabeled"(online fraud schemes), counterfeit, bottom-rung binned components sold as legit are par for the course.

--

* A lot of brands say their products work, when they simply don't. Here's some of my own examples:

I'm now onto my 3rd brand of mesh wifi routers - why? Because what's out there is garbage, even when you pay a lot for it. It's clear that there is insufficient QA on many top brands, and they simply won't acknowledge that the product they've sold you doesn't perform.

I purchased one of the pricy 5k LG screens that were a total lemon, at this level of expense you don't expect school-boy errors in hardware. LG handled it poorly, both in their return and exchange options, as well as customer support and patches.
How are the students not passing the tests being followed up?
It would be lovely I think if you used ML to help people ask questions so they can have more accessible law at their hands and understand what lots of things mean.

This can be applied to multiple countries around the world. The world of laws at your hands.

It’s an interesting concept
Well, you wouldn't steal a car /s
As for Sky, the block is done at the DNS level. Digging the domain from their DNS servers returns their "blocked page" ip address, Change which DNS servers you use and the site isn't blocked any more. Guessing they can't do DPI on the IP address for the site as its hosted behind Cloudflare.

Problem is I recommend Sky customers change their DNS settings anyway (either on their device or on the router, but the router method requires saving a config backup, editing that backup and reapplying the backup because Sky don't expose DNS settings via their routers UI - or at least they didn't, dunno if they have changed that in recent routers/firmwares) because a lot of "connection drop outs" on Sky are related to their DNS servers failing, use another DNS provider and those issues are gone (but you also lose their "broadband shield" filtering)

EDIT: Also their backup domain isn't block by Sky (but Sky have waves where they will also block backup domains so that might change esp as this is a new block, though one site (that might be on their block list because of a court order) back up domains haven't been added to the list for something like over a year now, so not sure if Sky gave up on the cat and mouse game.

EDIT 2: Just to add, it seems that this site is only blocked when the customer has the ISP filtering enabled, if you have turned them off the site isn't blocked. So while I'm against blocking, at least this block can be turned off if the account holder desires unlike the court ordered blocking.
Show HN: GPT4 based VSCode extension to help you detect and fix vulnerable code
I created a GPT4 algorithm that helps you detect and fix parts of your code that could lead to your system being hacked. Happy coding guys!
I concur, the amount of times I had to Google dozens of minutes for issues happening in my work-issued Macbook Pro, and never finding answers because things are supposed to "just work" is maddening.

For one example on top of my head, sometimes I can't adjust the brightness of the monitor in the Macbook using the Notification Center (it is grayed out), but if I open the "Settings -> Displays" I can do it. Never found a solution for it after searching for a while, so I just gave up.

Or the fact that I can't enable retina or font smoothing in my 1440p monitor, so the fonts looks ugly (I got used eventually, but they still looks worse than Windows or Linux in the same monitor). I used a workaround in the past using "Better Display" to create a 4k framebuffer that was downscaled to 1440p, but this was so slow and also prone of other issues so eventually I just got used to the ugly fonts.

Another one: I have a TouchBar Macbook (again, this is a work-issued laptop), but I just want it to work as a normal keyboard: show the Function keys, if I press Fn show the shortcuts. Yep, doesn't work: while you can do this, pressing Fn while pressing some of the shortcuts in the TouchBar doesn't work. This is especially infuriating because one of the shortcuts that doesn't work is the brightness one. Go back to the first issue and you can see why this drive me mad sometimes.
Just because your house is big doesn't mean you have servants. And nobody is lonelier than the lonely man who is surrounded by people.
That approach would work until analytics gets mixed in with actual styles and then you're trying to use a website without CSS.
The scariest part is to put someone's innermost thoughts in a place someone else could calculate or use their embeddings
Show HN: Open-source Python framework for user-triggered cloud workloads
Hey HN, half a year ago we were building a feature where our users could trigger long-running jobs with the following requirements:
(i) the job is provisioned by the user action (e.g., clicking a button in the UI),
(ii) the job can be canceled by the user,
(iii) the progress of the job can be inspected while the job is running,
(iv) hardware for the job is provisioned only when needed (the job may require expensive hardware and isn't called that frequently).

Because we couldn't find any existing ways of achieving this we decided to implement one for Python. Currently, it uses an AWS ECS cluster (friendly Terraform to provision it attached!) but it should be very easy to port it to K8s so it works on other clouds as well.
Maybe they should contact Durov to get more info, since most messages are not e2ee, including group chats
You're just saying a smaller-scale version of "as a publisher it's important for me to collect data on my audience to optimize my advertising revenue." The adtech companies take the shit for being the visible 10% but publishers are consistently the ones pressuring for more collection.
I actually encountered just this sort of setup recently: a Linux PC with a real-time kernel running JACK and Ardour, connected to an 18x20 USB interface. It was part of a live translation setup that was routing English audio to up to four translators, receiving their foreign language audio, sending it to IR headsets, and recording everything with Ardour.

Unfortunately, it didn't work very well; I tentatively put the blame on JACK but some other part of the system could have been interfering, or maybe the PC itself just wasn't powerful enough. I didn't have time to troubleshoot properly so I just substituted in my MBA running Reaper, ironically.
They stated their intention in the FAQ. It is common for a person to write a history of philosophy and skip a lot.

https://historyofphilosophy.net/faq
That might be a good approach for games and other apps with a certain level of redundancy and competition. But the other approach is having a vital product with high vendor lock-in factor, then eliminating the competition and consequentially forcing down the throats of customers whatever is promising more profit (browsers, "big" ERP, ...).
I never said anything about access logs, I specifically mentioned this CSS trick that will become popular for ad companies to track people.

For this, this would need to block the endpoint or send obfuscated data deliberately in protest of this.

Should you want to cover access logs also, then forms of tracking then sending excessive, random obfuscation data with adnauseam would also help here.

https://adnauseam.io/
“for a better home” that’s a bold assumption, though
At 52 I found this article thoughtful. We shouldn't walk around fearing death but an awareness of our mortality should shape our decision making. For example, I am at an airport returning from another short break.I have decided not to wait until retirement to travel. I may not be here or up for it.
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Is it a problem, though? The vast majority of people skip generation and for them the relevant reference point is what they have, which is going to be hardware from a couple of generations ago. M2 -> M3 does not have to be compelling: the people with M3 devices are a tiny fraction of the market anyway.

I find it interesting how people respond to this. On one side, it’s marketing so it should be taken critically. OTOH, if they stress the improvements over the last generation, people say they create artificial demand and things about sheeple; if they compare to generations before people say that it’s deceptive and that they lost their edge. It seems that some vocal people are going to complain regardless.
Just moved from a big house in the countryside on a few acres to a rowhouse in the city and I am so, so much happier here. I had a lot of suicidal ideation when I lived in the middle of nowhere. I see friendly people every day.
https://web.archive.org/web/20080615215345/http://hamptonroa...

But largely you're right, the story is more complicated. I originally heard it in a non-English interview with some Colonel (OF-5, the rank just below General of brigade).

Personally I am very much against the idea of a democratic nation allowing a private company have a combat strength of an infantry brigade. Definitely too much. (And of course such structures, if they exist, must be penetrated by intelligence, though this is not something you can legislate or even admit).
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Not on Rockchip platforms as far as I am aware. The RK3588 is one of their highest performing SoCs, it has 4 Cortex-A76 cores running 2.4GHz thus making it somewhat close to desktop performance, without any of these blobs or locked down bootloaders. And mostly complete documentation[1] is available.

1. https://github.com/FanX-Tek/rk3588-TRM-and-Datasheet/tree/ma...
A powerful jetstream is pushing commercial aircraft to the speed of sound
"This Note is Legal Tender for All Debts, Public and Private"

Written on the Federal Reserve Notes. Not coins.

Does that mean Coins are Real money backed by the Treasury etc?
Actually no. It’s very likely this is fine. Context is important.

Not a layer but discussed this previously with lawyers when building a GDPR framework awhile back.
Are you, by "scripture" referring to the Bible, or just in general for religious texts?

I acknowledge that a lot of people do very bad things and supposedly justify them with the Bible. But I suggest that if they did something bad, then their justification is wrong, and can't truly be based on the Bible.

I also suggest that when someone justified something bad through the Bible, it can most definitely be countered and corrected with the Bible itself.
Yes, but this entire discussion skips over the obvious fact that the words "abnormal" and "normal" in typical human conversational contexts have very little to do with statistical ideas and more typically carry moral weight.

If the your whole point is that you want to say intersex people are abnormal in the sense that they are drawn from a portion of the distribution with small support, I guess that is fine, but if you use that language in an ordinary context, prepare to be misunderstood.
Same in the UK since the 1970 Coinage Act, 20p limit for 1p and 2p coins: https://www.theguardian.com/money/shortcuts/2012/may/15/what...
How dedicated can a FAANG hiring manager be if he has time for frivolous X posts?
One man's search for the greatest sandwich
Worth noting that in case of the lawsuit they settled, with terms likely being "don't do it again".

https://www.pcgamer.com/take-two-dismisses-lawsuit-against-g...
Thank you. I will look at them!

I work for a Swedish-Polish-Estonian (yeah I know!) startup. Soda was already recommended to me by a Polish friend. I have written to a few of them, but I would feel more confident with a recommendation.

I have not yet contacted with the ones you recommended. I will try them. Thank you!

However, if anyone else could recommend someone worthy of attention, I would be grateful.
It's not about what you experience at the end of your life, but rather how you live your whole life leading up to it. People regret the things that held them back from being happy and loved and fulfilled. Their regrets during the last moments of their lives are moments of clarity when, with the noise of life removed, they finally notice the things they've been doing / not doing all these years that were hurting them and preventing their enjoyment of life.

I took such advice to heart at 22, and have lived a VERY colorful life for the past 26 years after vowing to never have regrets over what I DIDN'T do.
Not sure tech is fundamentally so different. There is typically a lot commonality between management practices of high performance companies across industries. There is also no reason to assume certain microeconomics don't apply. Some benchmarks might be different or perhaps still patchy, but I don't think that is really holding things back.
I have a genuine question that I fear might be interpreted as a dismissive opinion but I'm actually interested in the answer: what's the goal of collecting analytics data in the case of personal blogs in a non-commercial context such as what Bearblog seems to be?
Yes, no one has argued that Cloudflare Pages arent using servers. But it is "hard" to track using logs if you are a cloudflare customers. Guess only way would be to hack into cloudflare itself and access my logs that way. But that is "hard" (because yes theoretically it is possible i know). And not a realistic alternative.
As someone of the same age I feel the same. Sometimes I'm enjoying myself or finding it especially easy to be stoical about mortality. But sometimes it makes me breathless with dread for a few minutes.

The realisation I was probably born a bit too early for technology to give me immortality saddens me; I only have so many weekends left to do hobbies and even fewer blocks of a few thousand hours to master something new... So I have to prioritise which is annoying.
No, kidding but I used a old beard from a Halloween costume when it happened to me. Had to trim it so it fitted my old beard better.
Absolutely not.

It’s pretty well established that the skills required for interviewing in the tech industry are not in line with the skills necessary to be an effective software engineer.

Anecdotally, I’ve worked with some complete utter doofuses who somehow passed the leetcode tests, but are completely incompetent otherwise.
What do you think it was?
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