skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah sounds like the people who bought it suck. Why would you destroy a pizza oven? It would add a ton of value to the house for the right buyer. If you had sold it to me I would have absolutely kept the oven :) Also inspires me to follow a similar path for my house. I think the key is to price the house so only someone who values the work you've done would bother buying it, if you have the time to wait around. And I guess that doesn't guarantee anything.
> I guess the idea is that if the problem was incompetency they will find some other way to mess up as opposed to a genuine mistake made by a competent person.

Are you suggesting that a competent person never messes up/makes a mistake?

The most fundamental part of life is learning from mistakes, and today even AI is starting to do this. Mistakes and evolution are what _make us_ human and living.
I'm not interested in the economy, explicitly. Would you recommend this for someone who is geared towards technical writing and just getting better at it in general? I've never thought about reading a book about how to write better, to be totally honest, but how could it hurt?
So how do you prevent them from grabbing the wrong break out box?

Like say they have one that is setup to test the motor driver circuitry and another one that is setup to test the motor?

Or say the breakout box intentionally has both sides of the connection on it, so that you can get in-between the driver and motor?
Federalist 66 indicates the opposite. That the principle of separation of powers is so entrenched in the Constitution, that objections were raised to giving the Senate the quasi-judicial power to try impeachments, even though that was (1) explicitly incorporated into the Constitution by design, and (2) was designed that way to address the separation-of-power problem that could arise if the executive could prosecute legislators in the courts.

The framers thought very hard about, explicitly codified, and had to justify even that explicit and special-purpose deviation from the separation of powers.
And in French, in particular, it's named after India, but the word is an abbreviation and contraction of the phrase "poulet d'Inde" ("Indian chicken"), which got shortened to "dinde".
It would definitely help Amex, but I'm not convinced that Apple would inflict the significantly worse acceptance on themselves without significant upside.

That upside might be Amex's uncapped EU credit card interchange, but that would very likely not apply to a co-branding scheme with Apple: https://www.headforpoints.com/2018/02/08/american-express-eu...
Yes! It's the Palestinians slaughtering their own children by the thousands! Definitely not the occupying army that is bombing all the schools and hospitals.
I just googled, and the things are even less clearer - looks like it isn't just a rope, it specifically means thick rope made out of camel hair.
I think there are certainly more AI startups than there are viable business models. I still see exceptions like https://cursor.sh though. There are people building things that people actually want and who are building brand loyalty.
For me, Apple Card is mostly only interesting for the discount on Apple. I carry it as a backup otherwise but don't use it.
I generally agree with your skepticism of the viewpoint presented in the article, but I feel like your conclusion is a little too broad. Some things to weigh, here:

- Wikipedia identifies Julie Bindel (author of this piece) as a radical feminist. AFAIK, this branch of feminist thought's opinions on pornography are quite consistent with what's expressed in this article. Radical feminism isn't ~representative of broader feminist perspectives on porn.

- While feminism tends to be associated/correlated with the political left, UnHerd is (again, AFAIK) generally recognized to have a mild rightwards lean. I hesitate to characterize the slices of feminist thought that appear in UnHerd, but I don't find them representative of any conversation I've ever had with the feminists in my life.
Interesting to see that the worry could have been avoided if they had lined up their timelines better in the first place. If they'd compared the timestamp on the test readout to the last timestamp from the telemetry system, they'd have seen that the telemetry failed BEFORE the test was executed. Partially caused by using imprecise language "we seem to have lost all spacecraft telemetry just a bit ago" rather than an accurate timestamp.

A cautionary lesson in properly checking how exactly events are connected during an incident. Easy to look at two separate signals and assume they must be causal in a particular direction, when in reality it is the other way around.
Except he's still getting paid until April.
I doubt the employees getting the sack because of this will be extended the same sweet deal.

Pretty messed up that you can fuck up and make hundreds lose their jobs, and get paid for several months afterwards to do literally nothing.
Yes, 40 dead people is equally horrible regardless of what age group they represent. Is this difficult to believe?
Compression is a form of intelligence
I tried switching to Duck Duck Go a while back and so far haven't returned to Google. Some things are better on Google but for my usage pattern it doesn't seem to be a clear win any more, and I'm somewhat picky. What I take from that is if Apple switched default search providers most people wouldn't care or wouldn't bother changing the setting. So my guess is Apple likes the money and doesn't have any motivation to rock the boat, while Google is worried that losing Apple would both cost them revenue directly and create room for competitors to grow. Stable situation for now.
At least 36 Israeli children killed in Oct 7th:
https://www.ynetnews.com/magazine/article/by65800qmt

Is there a source for "thousands of Gazan children under the age of 12 dead"? I'm sure many were (killed) but thousands seems on the high side of that estimate. Gaza's population is extremely young so unfortunately civilian casualties will include a lot of children.

I'm not sure what "no bias in reporting" can even mean in these situations. The loss of any child is a tragedy. The whole situation is just a tragedy. I'm not sure what the media is trying to do with footage of the dead. Maybe we should start running footage of children killed in car accidents to encourage people to drive more safely? Maybe we should do a few takes to find the best "dead".
2 things (in the corporate world): Android and Spring framework. It's also basically OOP the language which means large enterprises are biased towards it.

Other factors are that it has very strong built-in libraries and has become a popular choice for "how to program" classes so lots of people are familiar with it. Having a similar name to JavaScript (the web's native language) also helps.
But those issues aren't the point. The fact that tools like Copilot and ChatGPT work so well for routine coding tasks is an indictment of pretty much all current popular programming languages including Go. From an information theory perspective this means we're still coding at too low a level and writing code with low entropy. There is room for new languages that allow for coding at a higher level of abstraction and factoring out the boilerplate.

As for specific languages, that's not really my area of expertise. Mojo looks promising in some ways. But it may never be suitable for systems programming.
Israel funded Hamas when it was founded as away to destabilize the PLO, hoping to create a more friendly Palestinian group. The PLO faded away and Hamas became even worse.

It was obviously a mistake, but only with hindsight.

What you're saying is the typical accusation that Jews are responsible for their own attackers, like blaming Jews for the Holocaust.
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Un punto di forza del Meta Quest 3 è la sua attenzione alla sicurezza e alla flessibilità. Con funzioni di privacy avanzate e strumenti di controllo genitoriale, questo dispositivo offre un ambiente sicuro e adatto a utenti di diverse fasce d'età, garantendo una modalità di esplorazione virtuale tranquilla e controllata.

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μῆνιν ἄειδε θεὰ Πηληϊάδεω Ἀχιλῆος / οὐλομένην, ἣ μυρί' Ἀχαιοῖς ἄλγε' ἔθηκε, / πολλὰς δ' ἰφθίμους ψυχὰς Ἄϊδι προί̈αψεν / ἡρώων

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphony_No._3_(Beethoven)#Ded...

It is said that Nasser was following Kutuzov's strategy during the Suez Crisis: having lured the Israelis deep within Egypt, he was just waiting for winter to set in, when the snow would surely force an ignominious IDF retreat across the Sinai...
Just like other said, exposure. Working helped me the most as it forced me to interact with people, and helped me gained confidence because I was good at my job.

Mindfulness also allows you to analyze your anxiety and over time you will realise that your thoughts just aren't right most of the time, you can and should ignore them. Meditation helps training mindfulness (doesn't even need to be done regularly in my experience).

If you can't do these by yourself, seek help from a therapist. CBT is said to work although I have no experience with it.

Social anxiety robbed me from more than 10 years of my life, but now that it's (almost) gone, I feel so free. Best of luck to everyone suffering from it, it does get better.
This is a pretty privileged take. Not everyone who can afford to buy Subway for lunch can afford to pay 15% more for it.

Tipping has become contentious lately because it's been asserting itself as an opt-out part of every Square checkout flow, even in situations where we never used to tip like fast casual order-at-the-counter. In the era of Uber we're also frequently asked to pick a tip before we even receive the service, which feels more like extortion than "something nice". Tipping is becoming more and more contentious because tipping is changing, and the version you describe is quickly becoming the minority case.
Two-sided quote for 10m 1y puts on this. Please
My take on Nihilism:

If you've gotten to Nihilism, you have a blank slate to build what you Do believe.

Ascribing meaning to things has value. For example, human life in Nihilism is unimportant, which may or may not be true, but we all benefit from the shared belief in the value of life even if it's technically wrong.

So don't stop at Nihilism as the conclusion but rather use it as a canvas and build up what's meaningful to you. With any luck, others will find the same things as you meaningful.
I don’t even want to see the title of an It’s Always Sunny episode before the cold opening.
And what Claude reviewed it, said OK and validated it?
>And how is that related to businesses that cannot afford to pay their staff enough to keep them?

It was more of an addendum on the types of business that shouldnt exist, and business turnover in general. I agree that if a business cant make enough to attract talent, it makes sense that that it should fail (all other factors neglected).
> Well it sounds like you don't want people to be able to copy your ideas. Probably releasing them under a free license isn't the way to stop that.

I wouldn't have minded at all if they had given me a shoutout, which is all the license requires.
I don't really understand how whipping out your phone is harder than whipping out your card even if you don't have a watch. In my case I gave up carrying the cards at all a few years back and pay for everything on my phone anyway; the convenience of not needing a wallet or any cards at all is high.
Apparently: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mousa_Abu_Marzook#2023_Israel-...

https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/tunnels-built-to-prote...

Honestly your question shows great naivety. Even in the west people continuously vote for politicians that couldn't care less about them. In less developed countries let's just say it's much worse.
It seems more like its to save money on office real estate and the fees that come with that like cleaning services, security, etc than it is about being employee friendly.
Are you finding dpm++ 3M SDE better than dpm++ 2M SDE in sdxl?

Afaik the second order (2M) version is the recommended one to use for guided sampling vs the 3rd order one.

From here: https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/v0.23.1/en/api/schedul...

> It is recommended to set solver_order to 2 for guide sampling, and solver_order=3 for unconditional sampling.
Wow! I love this. I’m going to copy the hell out of this.

I’m a proud “organized person” and have documentation for family and relatives. I’ve got the “Inventory” for most major appliances and long-term items in the house. On my wife’s side, they are a massive Indian family with 20+ cousins across each generation living in large mansions spanning a tiny community. Most of the time, the wife or I would call from across the country to ask where “that was kept,” which services go where, and which cable (I labeled most of them) to look for when the Internet goes down. The in-laws would keep a list of what to set up, fix, and organize when I visit next.

I’m not in favor of using any software or tools for these. I want to stay with OpenFormats, plain-text, PDFs, etc, organized in files. Since the pandemic, I have been slowly documenting and collecting the medical records of my immediate family. This has helped a lot when the father-in-law had to go through an extensive heart-related treatment last year.

Thanks for doing this. This is a big inspiration, though a tad more micro and technical than I wanted. I suggest others who haven’t started something — stay simple and keep it to files — something that would have worked 20 years ago and will likely work in the next 50 years. If you use a tool, it should be like a varnish on top; the contents should work on its own.
Fantastic, but still useless from a professional perspective. i.e. A mesh that represents a cube as 12 triangles is a better prestation of the form than previous efforts, but barely more usable.

Whilst it might not be the solution I'm waiting for, I can now see it as possible. If an AI model can handle traingles, it might handle edge loops and NURBS curves.
They must have secured a separate partner. While I primarily use Amex and love their service, I’d prefer it isn’t them. Apple Card being a Mastercard with no foreign transaction fees serves me well when I visit Canada.
"Israel should forever exercise military control over millions of non-citizens who have no democratic control over anything, for their own good of course."

This is literally what you're saying...

And with rhetoric like this you wonder why people call Israel an apartheid state... You literally are proposing that here.

And what happened to "give me liberty or give me death", "you will not tread on me", "no taxation without representation", and all of that stuff so popular in the US? Guess that doesn't apply to the Arab...
about my 8th prompt, it told me I had used up my usage and offered an option to sign up for "pro".
That isn't the natural reading of the passage. The listeners express surprise when Jesus says "rich folks won't enter the kingdom of God". They then ask "well if not the rich, then who?" indicating that they think rich folks were the most likely to get in. If not them, then who?

Jesus then says "no mortal person," explaining that only God makes it possible to enter the kingdom of heaven.

He doesn't say poor people. He says "nobody".

The point is that there is no material means to enter heaven. Rich and poor are identical in this regard.
Okay. But don't start an insurance company with that attitude.
What is the underlying reason these consumer offerings have been such a failure? Something like a savings account should be the closest thing to free money there is - stick the cash into t bills, collect a margin on top and pass the rest back to the customer.

Do the marketing/cs costs really outweigh the margin? Or is it some issue with how the assets backing the account are invested?
> Going to a restaurant and tipping $2 is the sort of stuff that gets your food spit in and is reserved only for the absolute worst service

How does that work? For table service you usually tip at the end after you’ve already eaten your food.
I would note in a labor market labor has the option to work for the employer who maximizes the employees benefit. As you note the author is in a labor department and they meticulously detail all the reasons no one would want to work for this theatre. They use this as an explanation for why companies are complaining they can’t hire - because they aren’t competitive and make a hostile work environment. Instead, employees are exercising their at will employment rights and going to employers that offer reasonable work environments.

Which I think you’re agreeing with their point. The employer could fix the situation but instead just barrel ahead oblivious to the reasons their people are quitting. It wasn’t the managers, it wasn’t even the customers even though the customers weren’t awesome. It was the owners.
Thank you for sharing that story. Don’t be too upset about the pizza oven. You built it for you and your son and hopefully you got to enjoy it for a while.

There is no expectation for the new owners to share the prior owners interests. Maybe they are gluten free. Maybe they are the kinds of people who have zero inters in baking, whatever. You can’t expect them to use the 64 sq ft of their yard as a monument to something you did if it’s not relevant to them.

I do get the idea of being attached to your home and hoping it goes to good hands. We have that kind of relationship with the folks we bought our house from and that’s great. But there is no expectation that we won’t change it to suit our family.
It's a funny thing psychologically. I think it makes us feel smart to upvote the person saying it's all nonsense. Feels like now we're one level up in understanding. And that feeling makes it even harder to think about how maybe the comment is wrong and the article/title was right after all.
I dont understand why people refuse to take this line as literally as possible -

A rich person has as much chance of entering heaven as a camel has of passing through the eye of a needle.

Its just a humorous way of saying "fat chance" ... why read into it so much. Never made any sense to me.
As the world moves to one that is more connected, credit is even more important.
To help avoid future misunderstandings, which modern languages use "cult" without the usual negative implications?
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) at the United Nations tracks a precise statistic, and includes this updated as part of its annual report—with the most recent report just published this week (I believe yesterday, from the date of the press release).

More than three quarters of the population worldwide own a cell phone [1], as "78 per cent of the population aged 10 and over in 2023 own a mobile phone." Split by income level, 94% of high-income individuals, 84% of upper-middle-income individuals, and 70% of lower-middle-income individuals own a cell phone.

However, this is lowered to 47% for low-income individuals, which motivates many non-profits and governmental programs to provide free and/or donated cell phones to people in vulnerable groups.

[1] https://www.itu.int/itu-d/reports/statistics/2023/10/10/ff23...
I think he understands that, he just is refreshed by being able to interact with an apparently reasonable intelligent agent rather than a lawyer.
"if employers continue to pay low wages, withhold health, child care, and other benefits, refuse to be flexible with scheduling, don’t give breaks, etc… workers will quit. And they will go to employers who will."

The problem is this ends up as a race to the bottom, and even the good employers end up paying poorly because 'market rates'. Good working conditions need to be enforced in law, not by market forces.
The scale of Spanner is unparalleled. They had to use atomic clocks to manage time in a distributed set up.
I recognized radical and should have added that in brackets to the quote. Not all feminists are bad/hate men/etc. And honestly, I'm likely much farther left than this lady (check comments -- no sympathy for the wealthy taking the shit).
> The reality is that 3000 innocent children are dead. The reality is that many more innocent adults are dead. The reality is that almost a third of Palestinian housing is unlivable. The reality is that 2,000,000 people are now in a humanitarian crisis, due to IDF attacks.

Do to Hamas attacks. If the IDF could avoid killing a single civilian they would, but we've seen how Hamas hides in schools, hospitals, and civilian housing.

What other country builds tunnels under hospitals and transports anti-tank missiles in a baby stroller? Google it!
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So just in this one very specific case of the Senate literally taking over the Judiciary's entire role was it the legitimate design of our system that there be shared responsibility.
My vague read from before was that TPU4 has been out for a long long time & was basically near impossible to get time in unless you could bid super high.

Not my field & this could be super wrong. But my skepticism that a TPU5e launch was going to help anyone but some niche well connected other big players has been very high. I'm interested from an academic sense, and I love work like the Keras 3.0 release that makes me much more universal/portable, such that hardware like this or others can burn f-ing metal. But I don't have much trust this will actually be available at a reasonable price/with any kind of availability. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38446353 https://keras.io/keras_3/

I'd love to be wrong & have this be actually available at a good price to change what is possible for people, & still interesting. Your call out is right. There's no lightning rod here, nothing to be hyoer-critical of, and few step outside the comfort zone of CUDA have anywhere near enough idea how to assess. This is an unknown on the radar for most.
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