skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
purpose has nothing do with whether or not a rocket can fly without a RUD. As for adaptability, rapid turn around and reusability, apparently the engineers working on Starship aren't the same ones that built Falcon 9, or else they forget everything they learned from that booster.
Those are great but I don't see anything for a web server. Would just love a webserver that works with IPv6 and handles all the ICMP filtering like ufw does out of the box.
Notably, "justification" is an affirmative defense (they don't have to prove you were unjustified - you have to prove you were justified. Guilty until proven innocent, in other words), and in practice must meet a very high bar - e.g. Griggs v. Duke Power Co., that started all this, ruled that an IQ test for management positions is not justified. More recently, a test for teachers where Whites had a higher pass rate than Blacks or Latinos (no word on Asians) was also ruled unjustified:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/black-latino-teachers-collectin...
What is yuck about copying the existing environment first?
Do you even need a VM? FreeBSD has linux binary compatibility.
Oops, sorry, didn't get that. I had suspected it was one of those Luddite HNer comments bemoaning changes in tech, and nostalgically reminiscing on older times.
Interesting. I'm an Android fan though.

Joking aside could there be a difference in the German Tesla factories vs. other countries? I'm digging into knitty-gritty, but maybe because it just doesn't match real life reviews.
You'd be right if it weren't for the fact that Elon Musk has a track record of succeeding where others basically insist things can't be done. Falcon 9 rockets being reused is a good example. Completely mad idea. Nearly bankrupted spacex. And now it's a routine event. Tesla now being a best selling car brand is another example. That didn't just happen by accident but is the result of a lot of engineering and planning. Like SpaceX, not everything went according to plan with Tesla and the company nearly bankrupted itself several times in the process of basically becoming the money printing machine it is today. The point is, both companies are still here and really successful at what they do after taking lots of early risk to get there.

Starship is a crazy idea. Completely nuts. And it could actually work. That's the crazy part. This was only the second launch. It took four attempts to get the first Falcon rocket to space. What we saw a few days ago was a rocket that nearly worked and only developed issues very late into the launch. Next time, they might get a little further. At this point it looks like there are a lot of challenges but none that look like they can't be overcome.

One thing is clear. SpaceX is very well funded and they should not have any budgetary constraints doing this over and over again. There are no 100% guarantees they'll get it right eventually. But it looks like they have a very decent shot at it. If they fail, it won't be for a lack of trying.
Probably that came from this: https://www.reddit.com/r/shittytechnicals/comments/n7vjmg/da...
> I've recently got a roof solar system. Not surprisingly it's new so I'm checking production rates, battery charge, and grid consumption regularly

You will also learn about the realities of solar vs. the fantasy of solar (as I did once I installed my system).

Like this reality (my system), cause by clouds and rain:

https://i.imgur.com/bo0s7b0.png

Most people think solar is a nice flat line of constant power once the sun is up. Not even close.

Here's another example of a day that was close to ideal vs. two day with clouds rolling by:

https://i.imgur.com/A0u4I0R.png
Your ability to get hired for jobs relies on your future employees knowing that you didn't "rat" on your previous employers. Every company has skeletons in the closet so keeping your mouth shut is part of what gets your hired
I hear you, this might be a privacy nightmare, and I am not sure that the public at large cares a great deal about it, if it means supercheap computers that only have to login basically.

And the subscription is another headache since if you depend on it, they can set any price.
OpenAI becoming a Microsoft department is awful from an X risk point of view.
No thanks, if you don't understand the relevance of what I said, this won't go anywhere.

From my perspective "carefully constructed talking points" is having an intelligent and relevant response. From you, anything that challenges you belief is a conspiracy.
Tried to install the iOS app in TestFlight:

"The beta is full"
> sufficiently coercive corporations are indistinguishable from government and vice-versa

It is the current state of the US, but I think it's not inevitable and more due to the circumstances of the US. Regulating billboard usage and advertising limits reach. I'm not sure if this is necessary, but a better online platform ecosystem with rich filtering capabilities could help. Lobbying is harder to curb, since corruption is corruption, but it can probably be done. I think then the big issue is if the corporations amass a private military or something, since they can't artifically extend their voice that much.
looks that way to me too
There's nothing admirable about jumping off a sinking ship that you put the holes in. At this stage it's on him to clear his name.
It would decode correctly but you wouldn't know the boundary, if that matters. I see, thanks.
The probability of not having a crash after 20,000 flights, with 99.99% chance per flight, assuming no serial correlation, is 13%.
26 < 34 still
I didn’t know that Boeing was making carbon fiber wide bodies like the 787 back in the 60s…
3x the work may still fall under reasonable cost.

If architectured properly (big if) you can split up the project appropriately so there is a common core and individual parts for specific OS.

Is it extra effort? Sure. Impossible? Definitely not.
Four days later this continues and all the parties involved are intelligent professional adults?

Personally after four days of this middle to
High school b.s. they all coming off as a bunch whiney ego maniac morons

Can anyone name another company backed by billions that has acted like this before and how will they continue to act as an organization..answer they should all go there separate ways! Morons! This is a ship show and all their employees can't see this? They are hypnotize by these morons (in their behavior and actions) tech stardust? Awesome product but the ppl behind it omg!!

Most likely someone with lots of money is behind this ..Altman if he has any self respect for himself the best way forward is to take all the employees to work with him under Microsoft. Stop flailing back n forth it's making u look moronic..a lack of self respect(a leader has to bE respected). The big money person behind all of this needs their ass handed to them via Altman taking all the employees to Microsoft except those on the board who allowed this. They spit on Altman and any leader should immediately scorch the ground of those behind it ...leave them
In the dust!
Isn't this only public posts? The article mentions a leak that contained private information but doesn't link to it.

https://tracker.archiveteam.org/parler/#show-all
Out of curiosity, do you also think critical race theory says that white people are racist?
On Android, I use a terminal script called Advanced Charging Controller (ACC) to automate keeping the battery under 80% and some other battery saving tweaks. It allows you to charge to any value (like 80%), then stop charging until it discharges to another set value, which triggers it to start charging again. That was you can keep it between something like 70% and 80% while you leave it charging over night. It also has settings to keep the batter under a specified temperature and trigger cool-down intervals if it gets to a particular temperature. It can use a job scheduler to switch between different profiles for different days, or events. There are also some frontend apps, which let the user control the script with a more friendly GUI ("AccA" or "ACC Settings").

Link to the script: https://github.com/VR-25/acc
This does require root permissions, though.
OpenGL is deprecated on MacOS only. It remains fully relevant on many platforms, else OpenGL 4.6 would have never happened. Existing heavily optimized legacy applications (especially games) are unlikely to ever switch to Vulkan if no clear advantages can be demonstrated.

Zink is very useful and maybe the best option if existing drivers are buggy or not that performant. But the performance impact is usually very apparent.
What? You could say that about the US dollar.

Regardless, that's not why people hold stable coins.
As someone who works in the defense industry, I can assure you that 45 GB of unencrypted emails is next to worthless from a commercial standpoint and a total non-event from a national security standpoint. This is probably more of a threat to individual employees than it is to anybody else.

To put it another way, if this data had value, the ransomware group wouldn't be leaking it for free.
Because it has less energy density in favour of more stability.
A DoS is a theft of computer resources. Since that's specifically a crime in most jurisdictions, it's not protected speech.
Loew's Canal Street Theater
But that's public post data not PII user data.
It's just claimed that it has enough speed for ramming, not that the ramming would actually be effective...
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Oh I see, so it's for concatenating multiple base64 fragments of the same single piece of data? But where is this used? Never seen that. Javascript's base64 decoder gives an error for ='s in the middle (but I just found out the Linux base64 -d command supports it!)
Help the victims how? If the CPUs have been captured, there's no need for altered firmware. If the CPUs have not been captured, then how is the altered firmware going to get installed?

I suppose it helps them in the former case, if they also had no backups. But the hackers are already in a very bad place if the CPUs get captured, so I don't think they care about SGX at that point. The hackers don't need to trust SGX. They only need the victims to trust it.
You can choose the meaning for yourself. As for me, anything less than 100% is very surprising. Anyone who does not sign now is choosing to be brave and stand against all of their coworkers.

Just like if 0 people post public angry messages on Twitter about the CEO, it is meaningless. But if 5 people post, it is meaningful.

Even if 100% sign this letter, it is meaningless. But if 5 people do not sign, it is meaningful.
Il rilascio più recente, l'anteprima Insider di Windows 10 22H2, versione 19045.3757 (KB5032278), introduce l'attesissimo Copilot. Questa novità è destinata ai membri del programma Insider, offrendo un'anteprima della funzionalità su Windows 10.

Dettagli sull'Aggiornamento:
La nuova build segna l'inizio della distribuzione di Copilot per le edizioni Home e Pro di Windows 10, versione 22H2. Gli Insider interessati possono attivarlo tramite Impostazioni > Aggiornamento e sicurezza > Windows Update. La distribuzione sarà graduale nei prossimi mesi.

Impatto e Esclusività:
Windows 10 Pro gestiti da organizzazioni e le edizioni Enterprise ed Education sulla versione 22H2 non parteciperanno in questa fase iniziale. Gli amministratori IT possono prepararsi a integrare Copilot seguendo le linee guida fornite da Microsoft.

Funzionalità e Limitazioni Conosciute:
L'icona di Copilot apparirà sulla barra delle applicazioni, ma sono presenti alcune limitazioni note, come l'instabilità dopo l'uso del pulsante "Aggiorna" e il supporto limitato su configurazioni multi-monitor.

Conclusione:
Il lancio di Copilot in anteprima su Windows 10 22H2 offre agli Insider la possibilità di sperimentare questa nuova funzionalità. Nonostante le limitazioni iniziali, rappresenta un passo avanti nell'evoluzione del sistema operativo.
Every time I visit an archive.today link from HN I get stuck in a weird pseudo-CloudFlare/ReCaptcha “prove you are human” page, and every time I click “I am human” the page reloads. Are these real?
Thank you for the reference, that’s very helpful.
HN has been radiating a lot of "We did it Reddit!" energy these past 4 days. Lots of confident conjecture based on very little. I have been guilty of it myself, but as an exercise in humility, I will come back to these threads in 6 months to see how wrong I and many others were.
If 90% of the employees who signed the letter to dismiss the board would follow him, he is kind of special right now. Or maybe anyone in their right mind would side with the ousted CEO rather than an impulsive board.
Isn’t the entire promise of LLMs that they’re supposed to generalize, though?
https://massgrave.dev/kms38.html
The actions were almost certainly legal, otherwise boycotts are illegal, which would be insane, and also the tweet from Elonin the article I linked above would be illegal as well.

Criticism and free speech generally includes that the criticism may convince people (including companies!) to change their behavior. Speaking about rhetoric, the point Popehat is making here is that all of the changes in advertiser behavior are in fact criticism. There is no Motte being retreated to, he is in fact standing firm at the bailey with the statement “criticism that results in financial harm and business action is still just criticism”.
Not surprised at all. The behavior of the shitheads is downstream of the assholes at the top.
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-to-text_encoding
I can't read this because I'm not log in to X. How can I access this?
Maybe it's was not a ordinary project or not ordinary people.

Still too much in the dark to judge.
If so many people actually adopted this view or could be convinced to a comment like this, we probably wouldn't be experiencing this. You're not wrong in the least, but I'm just saying, we can't have that dialogue right now. Can't worry too much about designing better rock climbing gear when you're living in the moment of dangling from the cliff face.
It's basically the same as URL encoding, they just picked = instead of %
IMO padding is not necessary and just a relic of old implementations.
Well sure, everything sounds awful if you remove the context.

The context is someone is saying anti-Semitic things and others don't have to go along with it or deal with their business.

"Do you believe speech should have consequences" is just the type of spin political parties pay for research to manipulate the masses and will always sound murky or confusing or dangerous.
Then it matters even more, because it shouldn't be that they can effectively ban anyone they dislike. So let them feel the lone stars strike. YEEEHAAW!
It really derives from logic:

a) If it wasn't exclusive then we would have seen some other product besides Bing with this technology by now.

b) Satya has specifically stated that in the event of a breach in contract with OpenAI they have the ability to use the IP to continue development. That clearly indicates it is irrevocable.
Not nearly as quickly or directly, though. LLMs augmented by search engines (or vice versa) seem to be an obvious and permanent innovation, especially for the general public who are notoriously awful at personally generating optimal keywords for a desired search query.
I'd rename it to Tuk-Tuk Boom, because from the looks of the (non-recoilless) cannon it could obviously only go "boom" once, after which the flimsy vehicle would be utterly destroyed...
I've been running FreeBSD for homelab stuff for years now and the documentation is a huge pain point IMO. The handbook is okay, but beyond that it's pretty poor.

E.g. every single major upgrade in recent memory has shat the bed. There's always a new reason, at one point it's because I rolled past the 3AM deadline and the periodic scripts absolutely fucked freebsd-update. So this time around I thought it'd be nice to script the 13.x install so I'd have a nice repeatable process.

Except the documentation around unattended installs still references sysinstall (which was replaced eons ago) in some parts. After quite a lot of digging I realized the automation story is "roll your own ISO". Nothing that even comes close to kickstart or quickstart in Linux land (geee no wonder AWS adoption is fairly low).

So I dug into some stuff that would've made automated installs from a stock ISO easier, got a proof of concept working and fired off an email to one of the names on the current installer (which is still missing features from sysinstall!). And that's where the story ends. I'm ready to get off of this train, and were it not for ZFS I would've already bailed.

Don't get me started on the ports tree.

I would not run FreeBSD in a production environment without a good reason. If you're already tied to docker that's a great reason to stay with Linux.
Tailscale uses a custom, userspace, Golang implementation of Wireguard instead of the kernel one? Why?
https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/07/chinese-company-wins-r...
Missed this comment. So yeah grew up there. If you went did pe today it wouldn’t be anything like you remember.
The alternative is passkeys, which are strongly phishing-resistant and don't require an annoying "second factor" step for the user at all.
What exactly is the reason the car shouldn't be towed for regen? It seems a dead EV can just be towed to the midpoint between origin and the nearest charging station, then can be driven to the station using regen'd charge.
Am ai a bad person for considering this a reasonable heuristic for concluding the wrong decision was made and also that he may very well be the leader we need for OpenAI rather than the leader we deserve or would ideally best comport in that role?
With due respect (and I actually mean due respect), this embodies exactly what is wrong with the modern approach to AI. Who cares that there's no examples in the training set. True AI should be able of taking a few steps out of book without getting flummoxed. When you learn your first language, teacher does not stand before the class and provide examples of ungrammatical statements, yet you figure out the rules of grammar just fine.

There is something fundamentally flawed in the approach not in the data.
Microsoft own OpenAI equity. Technically he has the authority to do so. At this point he cant do Elon firing as they need to preserve the stock price. You can say in a way the existing board turn rogue and hold him hostage. Once this settle, you will see near 100% board changes. If this not happening, half the OpenAI staff will be gone before next year 4th of July. At that point, their equity will worth significantly less. The crux of OpenAI is not their chatgpt but gpu. They are like Apple and Amazon big enough to make their own gpu. Sam wants to secure gpu access by founding a 2nd NVIDIA. Even if not, they can still be kingmaker. Whoever gpu being used, you will see that stock price shoot up....yes if Intel Arc. The board members arent that smart and thought he try to circumvent them. It is basically ego power play. They never realize how powerful and influential Sam is. At this point it is too late for those board members. Expect them to get shunt by evety investors in SV. As for Quora....hahaha...pretty much another Evernote fate.
Could be the porn stash of the Boeing directors. That could make some of them pretty nervous. ;)
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I think so too. It feels similar to how many specifications from the 90s use big endian 4-byte integers for many things (like png, riff, jpeg, ...) despite little endian CPU's being most common since the 80s already, and those specifications seemingly assuming that you would want to decode those 4-byte values with fread without any bounds checking or endianness dependency.
Gradients are much easier to navigate than cliffs. If they get a 6/10 this time and get an 8/10 next, they can eventually make it to 10/10.
I experienced this recently as well on archive.is / archive.ph.
Last I checked, you could get 5% interest on your USDC. Is that just something where the exchange is lending it out?
It is very brief and sharp, perhaps pro-active on creating an environment where bullshit does not happen, so perhaps optimistically, it does not need to be reported.
You think CEOs actually think like that?
I don't think our culture is strong or modern enough to have knives out for antisemitism that won't eventually be used against communism, dissent, pacifism or any of the other things that have been repressed far more stringently at dark times in American history than antisemitism ever has been. Actually, it's more likely that these tools if accepted will be used for antisemitism than against it. I am a little worried by how quickly people forget that antisemitic industrial magnates are a more predictable norm in this country than mysteriously benevolent ones... in fact this whole discussion is about someone who's accused of being one. Who's really going to have their voice cut off in the long run, outvoted minorities or the "moral majority"? It's like a version of "think of the children" with the twist that it's probably going to be used against the people it's claimed to be there to protect.
archive.xxx wants your rough geolocation for 'reasons' (picking a server for your reply has been given) Cloudflare DNS referrals strip this (for your privacy says Cloudflare)

Screw you Cloudflare, says archive.xxx, we will penalise your referrals.

This has been the real ongoing result of using Cloudflares 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver for 12 months or more now.
'n = quite a few' doesn't cut it, there is documented widespread panel issues with Teslas, along with other QC issues
I’d argue that while that’s not illegal, that definitely crosses a line and am happy to articulate that line in the way that Popehat requests (something like “don’t take a statement of someone you don’t know made to a small group of friends a long time ago and harass their employer about it to get them fired”). Obviously that behavior is legal but I’m going to go out on a limb and say it’s morally bad and speech chilling.

Elon is a public figure who is choosing to be a public figure and the statements he made were recent, so I think that’s fair game.
That makes as much sense as saying (knowing) that the only difference in basketball skill between you and LeBron James is that he thinks higher of himself.
How many joints does the 5th toe have? (2012)
There are plenty of portable windows applications (distributed as a zipped directory) and there are plenty of pkg macOS installers.

I don't really understand why macOS users like this "simple" installation, because when you "uninstall" the app, it leaves all the trash in your system without a chance to clean up. And implying that macOS application somehow will not do "who-knows-what" to your system is just wrong. Docker Desktop is "simple", yet the first thing it does after launch is installing "who-knows-what".
UBI + qualified parental rights (u don't "own" your kids if you hurt them) + kids have a say in spending/auditing of child support + emotional iq teaching in school from the start + media literacy classes == problem solved

Edit: converting people to tolerance should take second place to removig their power and abillity to capriciously have any influence in any matter of currency or effect on others but themselves. This is the way. Everyone needs to control and be controlled by nobody other than themself. Lets call it—I don't know—"personal responsibility"...That's catchy enough amongst this crowd of the usual offenders
Thanks. Used the link before you edited.

Some red flags:
"she took the board role with reservations because she felt it was important someone like her was on it" (climber way of talking)
".. Despite the thoughtfulness of those involved..." (cliche way of describing people, also climber adjacent)