skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These paywall things are such a bane... I do have a registration at Bloomberg from work, but I get logged out of the website so frequently that it's basically faster to read from a paywall bypass. This is absurd.
It's this problem: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52977593/stdexperimental...
Authoritarians: "Go on, I would like to know more"
Someone just posted this [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38293817] by Matt Levine: "Hackers Know Everything Is Securities Fraud"

I note that it was published less than 20 minutes ago, well after the above comment was written.
The good news is that Google's E2E solution is the Signal protocol:

https://www.gstatic.com/messages/papers/messages_e2ee.pdf?sj...
What do you mean? They do. They want to replace the name of the file with a number at compile time so that the logs are tiny.
The way they do that now is that they pass __FILE__ to a char parameter pack expansion to generate a unique type that erases to nothing but a number at compile time and extract the unique id of that type using nm but that doesn’t work with source_location because it has char* as the type.

I wonder if there’s some kind of workaround where you wrap source_location so that it outputs the hash of the file name using a know consteval hashing function. Then you have your unique type (just assign the hash value to your type) at the cost of some extra overhead of needing to hash every filename in your build.
Man! I would have missed that username if you hadn't commented about it. Thanks for saying something!

I will always associate Until We Meet the Sky with a roughly two week period late in my undergrad during which several of my friends were moving away and I was pulling all-nighters helping people pack, blasting this album on the dorm's speakers to a deserted campus and generally thinking about impermanence. Strong album.

Didn't find them via What, though - I think it was by branching out from the Mirror's Edge soundtrack.

How did you find it? Staff Pick or similar?
Hell, I can build that form WITH backend logic with like five minutes in django and I'm not even good with django!

If it takes you a long time to build a form, you've done something very very wrong.
I don't know many people with Android who don't use WhatsApp or Signal.

Keeping SMS green would be good for purely transactional type SMS messages, and using another color for RCS would be good.
Yes, last four. Don't ask me how I know.. Might be a "born on base" thing but it's no coincidence.
This is such a fascinating topic. I do think we will see the plot of "Her" playing out in the next 12-24 months.
For your specific case, I agree OpenAI moderation is an annoying overreach and maybe switching to Mistral could be a possible way to move forward. The 7B is perhaps not good enough currently but we are fast getting there and will likely have a GPT-4 level capability in an open source < 20B model soon.
Reminder to everyone who wonders why WhatsApp and iMessage won: US phone carriers used to charge $0.10 to $0.25 per message.

Yes, it was as ridiculous as it sounds. There used to be news articles about kids racking up hundreds of dollars on their phone bill.

Here's one from the same year the iphone was released:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/0...
Why do you think that blue represents E2EE and not simply iMessage? If data isn't available and the iPhone sends an SMS, like you mentioned, the bubble is green, but this doesn't necessarily have anything to do with encryption. For example, the satellite SOS messages are represented as gray. It seems more like the color represents the transport.
Sweden's Tesla Blockade Is Spreading
Add some fan out and 100ms could suddenly become 1s, 10s…
To your point, if you were able to reason about it, couldn't you make some self-determination and decide for yourself or at least communicate what you wanted to your "slaver"?

LLM's like GPT are just predicting the next token in a sequence of tokens. It's not magic. It's still just a computer program.
I explicitly make no such assumptions. And the fact that I didn't, really matters here.

While I assume that you get true (though filtered) statements from some on each side, I'm also assuming that there are unreliable (read dishonest) sources as well. And each side is making the case that the other side can't be trusted. Which therefore means that we should expect (as actually happens) to be getting inconsistent information from different sources.

I didn't walk through it in detail, but that is the source of the problem. I start out convinced by one side. Then I observe someone I trust confirming someone I don't trust. Now I wind up trusting someone on the other side more. But as I iterate through my cascade of belief updates, this creates a feedback loop. Strengthening my belief that that person is trustworthy, strengthens my belief in other things that they claimed. Which causes me to trust others on that side more, and trust "my" side less. Which causes me to reevaluate more statements, and so on.

The critical question is, "Does this feedback loop die down, or does it continue until I switch sides?" That's the numerically intractable problem which computer scientists have proven to be NP-hard. And being forced to choose between two networks of conflicting beliefs is exactly the situation which causes the biggest problems.

Moving on, I agree that being able to evaluate the Bayesian update would not make this computable. I offered a straightforward example - unproven statements of mathematics, encoded as statements about economics. But your current line of argument is exactly the argument of the post that I was responding to.
Yes, and in fact the service I am talking about is a high volume data plane service.
Even though AI is getting more advanced, it seems like there's an inverse relationship between time and value. Where is the equilibrium going to be reached or plateau in a way that is sustainable to the providers and users?
> Ohio can safely be written off, like Florida.

So are you for or against single-party rule? The way you're putting this makes it clear that you think there is one right party to vote for.
You can get his newsletter for free via email, which everyone should do.
Exactly right. A lot of people have tendency to simplistically choose heroes and villains. SO Disney is hero, cable TV bringing disney to home via their Coax cable is villain. Top artists are heroes, but ticket booking service which ultimately are reason for enormous payout to these artists are villains gouging fans.
I think iMessage doesn't have the most dominant marketshare outside the US (and possibly Canada)

iOS /iPadOS (and by extension, iPhone and iPad) however, has slim-to-major majorities in most lucrative markets[0] and even in markets where iOS is not a majority, its well known in the mobile industry that iOS / iPadOS customers are far more lucrative

[0]: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ios-vs-android-market-share-1...
I've developed an experimental ESP32 project that simulates a heartbeat pattern.
But I don't have a heart rate sensor, I used my normal resting heart rate as a basis for the simulation.
The project utilizes an ESP32 to create a LED blink pattern that represents a heartbeat, starting at a faster rate and gradually slowing down to a resting rate.
Here's the link to the project: https://github.com/Qiaogun/ADHD_Blink
PACELC says you get blocking or unavailability or inconsistency.
Um, what?

I am a Princeton trained economist from the 1980's and not once, not ever do we talk about non-cooperative behavior not existing. Rather, it is sub-optimal and self-defeating in the long run and that's why economies that evolve into hierarchical control eventually result in rebellion.

And bewilderingly about the last claim, but yes, I know, racism/sexism is sometimes considered irrational by some economists, because, um, you know, it is?
Well, the meaning of the name is the plural of "sorrow" or "pain".

So he had it coming :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolores_(given_name)
The features Apple could not integrate with RCS will be very few, like watching an AppleTV show together or create a FaceTime call without having visible links in the chat.

The social stigma stems from iMessage giving Apple users advanced and integrated messaging for free since the very beginning, which “spoiled” people into not wanting to deal with pure SMS chats.
I am not the one making any assumptions. There is no need to specially interpret my comment, since it was not terse and cryptic, it was wordy and explainatory. One must go actively out of their way to convert it into some unspoken meaning.

I could have reached for the same cheap "are you mentally abberrant?" but did not. That alone does in fact perversely make me aberrant I guess, in that it feels like the norm to do that when one can't figure out if they are actually right and if so how to articulate it. Attack the personality if you fail to attack the argument. Anything but admit you said something silly once you've said it.
What an absolutely ridiculous statement. Go to reddit with that.
Google Chat was great back in its day (standard XMPP) and had a somewhat "loyal" and large user base. Rebranding it into Hangouts, rebuilding it, and generally sabotaging themselves was, well, their own doing.
Mathematician Answers Chess Problem About Attacking Queens
Ah that is indeed making the parser much nicer. Thanks for the explanation!

Also, thanks a ton for your work on Ruby parser gem, so many awesome projects are using it now! https://rubygems.org/gems/parser/reverse_dependencies
That may have been an A/B testing of sorts then, because I was booted right away.
Why would it be?

The point of that database is to display a recognizable name to the people you call, so that they know it's you. A recognizable name isn't always the one on your birth certificate (particularly in the US). There are also businesses, who want their business name there.
Google's service uses end to end encryption. Of course, Apple can choose not to implement it (seems that they'll only implement it if it's standardized).
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10178989

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
How much more expensive and power-hungry an ARM core would be, if it displaces a lower-specced core?

I bet there are hard-realtime (commercial) OSes running on ARM, and the ability to use a lower-specced (cheaper, simpler, consuming less power) core may be seen as an advantage enough to pay for the OS license.
Telcos should be utilities. They supply the pipes that deliver services and applications.

RCS is unfortunately a step backwards from that idea.

And regarding Google's motivations for that campaign: They have acquired a company offering RCS services to telcos and marketers... https://jibe.google.com/
https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters/money-stuff

For those concerned about the paywall, you can sign up for Money Stuff for free with no account. Worth the sub, imo.
It's true, but its great experience for future things when the costs actually matter - I cut my teeth at a biz that refused to pay more for database hardware and now my performance skills pay the bills at much nicer companies.
I’ve had a couple girlfriends in their 40s mildly judge me negatively for having an Android phone, but someone who would take that seriously enough for it to affect their relationship decisions is someone I’d rather not be involved with. Maybe it would be better to text people with a “beater” Android phone as a test for how shallow they may be, like the semi-cliche of a financially well-off person driving an old truck to a first date vs their fancy car.
OSADL runs a cool QA farm: https://www.osadl.org/OSADL-QA-Farm-Real-time.linux-real-tim...
I think we agree. As the experts tell us, whites have no legitimate issues to complain about, face negligible adversity, get lots of unfair advantages by virtue of their unearned privilege, at the expense of other groups, who suffer greatly due to the near-exclusive fault of whites.

So it is completely justified to interpret even their smallest act of self-defense as not defense, but a hateful attack. That is why being defensive, which one might otherwise argue is a natural, healthy reaction, is rightly pathologized in whites [1].

Thank you for educating me. I will strive to do better and avoid such far-right, hateful positions, like claiming my group is okay, should not be hated, or has a right to exist.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_defensiveness
Phone numbers can be obtained anonymously in many countries. I have several anonymous Signal accounts, each with their own anonymous phone number.
That's not gonna work for real-world projects. Real-world apps often have larger edits than locking individual cells/cards e.g. Move columns or replace large chunks of spreadsheets in Google Sheets, or Ctrl-A to select all and then drag to move.

Also, if you consider latency, locking does not work well because client B might do operations before he/she even acknowledges the lock from client A because of latency.
What you code?
I don't deny there are good teachers, I was lucky enough to have a few.

I'm just saying that there is a decent amount of teachers that are doing a disservice to kids by not getting out of the way and letting the good teachers have a shot. But hey, she wants a Tesla and there's a union, so Johny must suffer.
FCC probes rise of AI robocall armies
As an Android user I've asked a very similar question before to my iPhone friends, and most of them are just apathetic and don't care either way, but some of them will actually say some variation of: "if somebody is on Android, I don't want to talk to them anyway. It's a useful filter." The first time I heard that it was a little shocking, but especially with Gen Z, it's a minority but not unusual opinion.
An intuitive introduction to text embeddings
Are you connecting from outside the US?
Have you seen their code base? They did not over optimize the DB engineering by any means that I could tell.

Having a simple monolithic database is not optimizing your DB engineering by any means.

edit: and inventing a better ORM doesn't count either.
I read somewhere in Kasparov's book "How life imitates chess", something along the lines of "there are many things which you cannot be taught but that you can teach yourself". I think this is particularly relevant to people that struggle at school. I'd draw one corollary from this as applied to OPs question: as soon as you can turn the student into a teacher, tasked with working out how to teach themselves. It is a meta concern which exponentiates the value of a tutor.
> and it's been relatively useless as the districts were held up in court so long that they just defaulted to the previous districts in the last election.

Accurate, but additional context - the courts ruled that the districts did actually have to be remapped, but the Republicans in power just got stubborn and said "make us. make us. make us", i.e. it's not undecided, the politicians are just playing chicken with the court.
> I DO have an issue with them intentionally doing a shit job of integrating with a telecommunications standard and then slapping a green bubble on it to get their oblivious users to ostracize people's kids.

The green bubble is there because in the past, when telcos charged money for individual SMS messages, green meant money. I.e., greenbacks, US dollars.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenback

* https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/263943/meaning-o...

Blue meant no charge for the message, since it went over the data plan and through Apple's servers.

The tribal/clan split of iPhone/no-iPhone came later.
I don't use chrome but if I did why is this a good or bad thing? Is this just a part of Google's push to force users to give up all their data under the pretense of security?
No. Use Firefox and you will survive.

uBlock Origin works best in Firefox: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-b...
Well, in HU and BG you pay around 10% company taxes.

HU has low income taxes too but for a big salary, social security, retirement payments etc. is also pretty high.

"but the system has so many small issues here"

You can always abandon a company. Especially as a foreigner and online? Forget about it.

I have no experience with the HMRC and I am sure every British person hopes for a better service. But please keep in mind that AFAIK life expectancy is still higher than in the US.
IME it's idiot managers that go for love of complexity and overengineering - though not all mgrs are idiots.
I used to love visiting random blogs. Every blog used to be so different. People would spend hours tweaking themes and layouts to make their blogs unique.

Now its all centralized apps and they’re all tested and optimized to hellto maximize engagement. The Walmart-ification of the web.
It's just industry standard for capital raises. All corporate attorneys learn DE law when they go to law school and are expected to know it if they practice corporate law. A Colorado attorney doesn't know California law and a California attorney doesn't know New York law, but if they do corporate legal work, they're all expected to know how to deal with DE law.

Nobody knows Nevada or Wyoming law. I don't even think Wyoming attorneys know Wyoming law.

DE's court of chancery is also very sophisticated with respect to corporate legal issues. That makes it the venue of choice for investors, which means it has become the venue of choice for those seeking investment.

But in terms of states and their processes for filings, DE is a total pain in the butt. You have to pay an expedited filing fee just so that they can process your filing in less than a week. Their system is counterintuitive and clunky. You better like elevator music if you ever want to talk to a human. Sometimes they reject filings and just don't bother to tell you. It's all opaque and antiquated.
Been using a splitkb for a year now. The only regret, I didn't buy it sooner.

Seriously nothing compares to the typing experience of split keyboard. Open shoulders are great, relaxed arms and wrists is a blessing, then there are layers. Those are sooooo awesome when used in correct way!

It has really been amazing experience. I can't imagine going to normal keyboards.
Anything that needs the participation of every carrier on the planet is doomed from the get-go.
There is almost no chance Apple would tolerate an unofficial iMessage client for long, anyway.
Can you get that closer to No Data Collected? I would pay for this but I'm not "sharing" lol
...assumes that people's complaint with paywalls is about paying money, and does not answer the question.
I always wonder what is the level of safety of Signal fron state level actors.
Signal uses telephone numbers as user IDs + sends those verification SMS. Also 50 employees? So how many are monitoring the infaratructure 24/7 (on a side note, a project with 50 employees is probably still better than those with thousands - what do those people even do).

If the data leaks somehow, telephone number as ID sounds very bad.
White Supremacists on X Premium Use Israel-Hamas Conflict to Push Hate Agenda
it will remain green, which means the signaling effect will also remain. the funny thing is everyone claims it's down to quality but guessing it won't matter, plus no 8ball/facetime will still push people towards iphones.

especially w young ppl, where i think like 90% have iphones. if i had a nickel for every time a gal mentioned green bubbles give her the ick, i wouldn't be rich but could probably buy a solid steak dinner off it.
Bloomberg and Matt Levine together help with antigravity.
many VC's require it, cuz it keeps their admin standardized.
There's a new IETF standard Google has been implementing. It's up to Apple to adopt it.

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc9420/
Same. I have been doing the recurring payment since they offered it. Even though I'm effectively only using it with my partner. But that is every day

It feels good supporting something worthwhile.
> If anything, I feel ever so slightly “dumber” on them. They dull my creative thinking and in return, I gain a bit of motivation. It does nothing to my willpower. So I still need to want xyz thing bad, but it makes the act of doing that more fulfilling. Even if it’s a waste of my time

I also feel "dumber" while on ritalin, but at the end of the day the job gets done. Also a lot of frustrating stuff, the kind of stuff that would easily derail me, just becomes easy to overcome.

Progress is just happens, but you can also be motivated to do dumb/useless work, for stimulants dosage is key.
What do you think about Anytype?
> Importantly, the end seller of the vehicle is still the dealer; Amazon’s platform will be the middleman between the customer and the dealership. It’s unclear whether the company is talking to other automakers about listing their vehicles on the site.

Doesn't get rid of dealerships. Still interesting though.
I have 16 years of experience being taught to, at a high level and succeeding at it. My GF has 5 years of experience teaching, and being totally oblivious to her performance.

She showed me her kindle recently. Proud she had read 37 books on it in 2 years. All fiction. Zero books about children or teaching. Wonders why she loses control of every classroom after about 3 months and suffers til the end of the school year.
Not having to rely on a phone number would be extra privacy.

They are stuck with SMS though because it's a costly... signal that prevents spam.

(Sounds like an opportunity ??)

But then this might solve the funding issue for them, but being tied to most payment systems would only somewhat improve the situation for the users.

I understand now why they dabbled with cryptocurrencies (Monero having proved that these can be anonymous short of having NSA levels of computing power ?). I haven't been keeping up, how did that work out ?
> Apple only has dominant marketshare in the US.

Japan: 65.88%

Denmark: 64.04%

Norway: 61.94%

Canada: 57.84%

Australia: 57.47%

United States: 56.74%

Switzerland: 55.92%

Sweden: 55.33%

United Kingdom: 51.63%

Taiwan: 51.32%

from: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/iphone-ma...
This is an Australian study, so they used Australian brands. We don't have those.

Two of the three tested drugs were amphetamines though, very similar to those you listed[0].

0. https://bocarecoverycenter.com/treatment/understanding-add-a...
> You need to know the size at compile time. std::source_location::file_name() gives you a const char* – you don’t know the size of the string. And because it has to be a function argument, it can’t be constexpr.

At least this part is not entirely correct, the following compiles in C++20:

consteval std::string_view filename(const std::source_location &loc = std::source_location::current()) {
return loc.file_name();
}

See [0]. I don't know how to go from here to a type, as the author wants, but I'll venture that there's some ungodly template metaprogramming hack that will get you there.

[0] https://godbolt.org/z/K6ejTr9cn
Jury clears climate protesters of causing damage to HSBC London HQ
RCS-the-open-standard is not end to end encrypted.
I feel like this is something way more talked about online than actually occurs IRL. I didn't get an iPhone until the 13 (2 years ago?) and I'm still on it. Nobody stopped talking to me because I had green bubbles throughout my, I dunno, 10-15 years of Android phones. They would make fun of me for how reactions (Bob laughs at $reply) looked on my screen but just friendly jabs.

I am a millennial though.
So you could have two hackers who each tip each other off to companies that they have independently hacked. They can just claim each other's rewards since they had nothing to do with the actual attack?
All other things being equal, I think slower thinking or decision-making is probably a very good thing.

I mean it depends on what the goal and situation is, but I strongly believe that in general, fast thinking prioritizes heuristics over analysis and comes at an enormous (often unrecognized) cost.
I get your point but how is Ticketmaster not a parasitic price-gouger?