skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There’s a series of YouTube comments, theories about a new mic, voice transposing, EQ, and this what all his other videos sound like.

To me, it just sounds staccato pacing, maybe some trimming.

I don’t think it’s AI but I am no authority / audio engineer but I have listened to and spoken with, what I assume, are humans for decades.
> Palestinians were forced from their homes by Israeli settlers only days before the October attacks.

You know there are zero Jews in Gaza, right? No Israeli settlers at all. They are flat out forbidden to go there.
The EU Just Agreed Sweeping New Rules for AI
The only regulation we need is punishing those that steal intellectual property. All else is fair game.
I don't believe this personally, but I bet that many people with MBA's would tell you that this was what their MBA was about.
I think that’s certainly an argument that Apple would make. However, it seems that this app was simply sending requests and receiving responses that there was no code injection or compromise of Apple servers, or of credentials, or anything of that sort.
If someone's supporters lie enough can you genocide them? If not then I don't see how this is relevant.
It does work as a metaphor because if Apple could force you to use their iExtinguisher and ban others they absolutely would, with the argument that they are improving fire safety.
Money printing? Anyone? Any link to inflation?
It’s also at severe risk of ruining the fun for numerous other hacker-spirit communities like hackintosh or opencore. Apple can come down on this in ways that potentially make it much more difficult for hackintosh to operate, or for people to update their legitimate apple systems after the end of official support. Which was pointed out in those threads too.

See also geohot taking some other PS3 exploits that were already published and combining them into a piracy kit that caused Sony to come down on them and patch the exploits, ruining it for the rest of the homebrew community.

There’s a reason homebrew people try to keep it low-key, it doesn’t take many assholes to ruin it for everyone. Let alone turning it into an app on their own platform lmao.

A decent number of other hobbies also involve some collective good-behavior and self-control lest the hammer come down for everyone. Doesn’t take many assholes doing donuts on quads before you’ll find motor access to that area removed or prohibited, etc. Drones also ruined in like 5 years what r/c airplanes had been safely doing for decades. Etc
Capability Maturity Model for Software (1993) [pdf]
My mother sends me videos from her phone and I literally can't see what she's trying to show me.
Why can't I downvote this article here? There is only an upvote button.
The claim is that (a) both entities are properly encrypting the data _in transit_ and (b) either company could _steal_ the plaintext client-side (after decryption).

Trust that a third-party application isn't stealing the decrypted messages requires the same type and amount of trust that Apple is not stealing the decrypted messages (or maybe less trust if the third-party solution is open source, etc.).
> It's hard to reach these people.

These people have are narrative-driven, not fact-driven. This is rare to see on HN, but unfortunately very common elsewhere.
V5 7b is out, close to hyena, gets 1400 t/s on a 3090, while an h100 llama 7b 8bit is 1200 t/s
That's very unfortunate and all, but, again, it's not spitting. I don't think it's correct or good to say you were spat on by iphone users for having an android phone as if you were being persecuted for your religious beliefs or race, especially if it literally never happened. You can just factually describe events. The OP doesn't need to lie or grossly exaggerate.
Some of those are contrived. Which of those are claimed as the exclusive ancestral homelands of ethnic groups?
Not just AI either. Nothing launched under his tenure has survived. The business hasn’t diversified.

Google under an unimaginative McKinsey suit is the epitome of burn money and accomplish nothing.
The reasons mentioned are exactly the reasons to have work-life balance. You have time, you have energy, you have less responsibilities. You should travel, explore various hobbies, and experience new things. By the time you are in your 30s, you will have too many responsibilities to do anything else.
Forging a judges signature, by itself, will get you jail time. So will impersonating a police officer in most states[1]. By taking this method of locating the woman, the stalker basically guaranteed himself prison time; plenty of stalkers do some really scary stuff without getting sentenced to any time in prison.

1: It really varies; surprisingly enough it's not a felony in all states, and in at least one state, it's only a felony if there is intent to benefit from the authority granted.
Sam tried to remove Helen from the board which would effectively give him control over the board with the two people who worked for him holding seats. He was the one that tried to upset the board-CEO balance.
I think you're suggesting a false dichotomy here: do nothing or sacrifice the lives of tens of thousands of innocent people in pursuit of your aims.

Consider what the Israeli response might have looked like if they didn't have access to the munitions that they do (2000 pound bombs, etc). Likely they would have still invaded Gaza and fought a very bloody battle but with many fewer innocents killed at the expense of more of their own soldiers.

Essentially, Israel has made the judgement that the lives of their soldiers are (many times) more important than those of innocent people.
The way I heard it, energy prices rose, some companies increased prices in anticipation of much higher costs, everyone followed suit, fearing the increased costs, and the prices all surged.
No need for transparency here. Just know that no one has broken the encryption is all you need. Also you likely will not know if beeper sends a copy of your messages to their servers to sell, but who would you trust more won’t sell your info, beeper or Apple?
Yes, after 2 decades of screeching from the "helicopter money" crowd, we suffered a short bout of inflation.

A reminder: Inflation is a hardship, a short one in this instance, unemployment is a crisis.
> Where is the hacker spirit here? The number of Apple apologists that have crawled out to say "see? I told you so!!" is saddening.

You should not be surprised around the risk of depending on reverse engineered third party integrations which the provider can seek to cut you off of unauthorized interactions.

> It is a bit dicey when you're charging for it, but since Mini was entirely client-side it would be feasible for a free version to exist.

That makes no sense for Beeper.
If you take a look at their How it Works post [1] this is not an entirety client side implementation, so there would presumably be a small number of IPs that would need to be blocked.

[1] https://blog.beeper.com/p/how-beeper-mini-works
Any theory that suggests a grand conspiracy involving most of the companies in the country (and world) simultaneously all changing their behavior in an immoral way, in tandem, is a pretty much instant rejection for me.
> No, what actually happened is decades of declines in the safety and material condition of workers

The thing that came before the industrial revolution was feudalism. Life expectancy increased dramatically as a result of industrialization.

> children forced into factories

They weren't being kidnapped, they were getting paid. This was a "problem" because it became more lucrative to work in a factory than go to school, so prohibitions on child labor and mandatory school attendance laws became widespread during the industrial revolution.

> organization and violent rebellion by labor unions

This was mainly attributable to governments not enforcing antitrust laws or allowing employers to get away with violence themselves. It was basically gang violence by rival gangs when the real solution should have been trust busting.

> the passage of labor laws

Most labor laws were retroactive legislative enactment of soon to be widespread employment conditions, because once employers had to compete with each other they had to provide competitive working conditions. Legislators opportunistically took credit for changes that were in the process of happening regardless.
can anyone comment on running the 2b quantized llama 70b on consumer cards like the 4090?
Neither dropbox or Google Drive are true backup solutions in the strictest sense of the word. They're technically sync services, with all the pitfalls and potential conflict resolution issues that are inherent to these types of systems.

I use an automated process that involves a simultaneous daily backup to an onsite Synology NAS 2x10TB running SHR raid and a backblaze B2 encrypted bucket.
Or consumer demand was a lot less price sensitive than it was in the past.

I have enough money that when the price of eggs goes up, I grumble and buy them anyways. I dont skip the eggs and go buy dried beans.
iMessage is nowhere near market dominance. As evidenced by the ease of use and popularity of alternatives such as SMS/Whatsapp/Signal/Wechat/etc
I haven't used Teams enough to say, but Chat suffers from the latter things. UI keeps randomly changing in big ways, threading is confusing, there's serious lag just switching chats, takes forever to load, feature set is only on par with Slack circa 2015.
For those arguing that this is a privacy or security response: the first pypush commit was in April, with the first working demo commit at the beginning of May. If it's a security or privacy issue, that means it's been exploited for over 6 months without Apple taking action. How many other iMessage conversations have already ended up in non-Apple clients? Why didn't Apple notice until there was a big public splash about it?

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While yes, grinding is good in moderation in their 20s, it also ends up creating harmful "grinding" habits later on in life, especially at corporate jobs where your future and promotions aren't based off of the "actual" grind.

That said, it doesn't mean they shouldn't be "grinding" in other aspects of their lives such as learning and honing their skills to grind that 2-year promotion by jumping around companies.

I'm an avid believer of only putting 50% in my day to day, and to only put in 100% when SHTF and have consistently proved my worth.
> However, as another comment says, it should be stable across time for the US, even if not directly comparable to other non-US populations.

There are issues with comparing some unemployment numbers over time in the US. For instance, if you sample all ages then the age structure of the country changes, and it'd be kinda bad if the employment rate of children and the elderly was up.

This one avoids that issue: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS11300060

Also, these numbers come from surveys, so it has the same issues where it's harder to reach people over time. I understand they're just about the best in the business at it though.
Trying random things seems to be how a large number of professional software engineers do their jobs. Stack Overflow and now CodeGPT seem to contribute to this.
There is some evidence that artificial sweeteners increase insulin resistance: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7014832/

I have also heard that because artificial sweeteners increase insulin levels without increasing blood glucose to the same extent that sugars would, this leads to a blood sugar drop which induces increased eating.
Ignorance is relative.

Both of my senators are active Mormons. There is a deep connection between Zionism and Mormonism that I would rather not spend the time exploring here.

A significant part of the United States' support for Israel is founded on religious preference. Disagreement on that preference very neatly aligns to party lines.
> dang made a mistake by allowing this topic

Strongly disagree. There are honest debates and questions here. I am learning from them, though I’m also fact checking everything that surprises.
The French system is not at all like the Nordic system. It is much closer to the American system, only with stronger unions.

The Swedish almost never go on strikes, with very few exceptions.
> So you are suggesting an eye for an eye, we should kill a Palestinian for every one of our dead? Honestly, I find that thought disgusting.

I don’t know how you can possibly arrive at this interpretation from what I wrote.
>A course is 3 in class hours a week over 12-14 weeks typically. After homework and assignments it is ultimately maybe 40-80 hours of content.

Huh? I was spending 20+ hours a week on assignments alone in upper level software engineering classes.

Also, internships were required.
Really gives the term “ass-face” a new meaning.
Here you go! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAhHkJQ3KgY
Discussed on HN last year. The top comment has some other links you might be interested in:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33126676
A large number of CS programs are already glorified Java training courses.
Plausible. For that to be the case, though, either consumer psychology changed, or consumers have more money than they did. I could buy Covid changing psychology ("I've been holed up for two years; I'm going to go have some fun!"), but if so, that should be a temporary effect.

Or, consumers have more money. That could come from dumping a bunch of money into the economy. (In fact, that was a goal of dumping money into the economy.)
> Are these iMessage group chat really a thing?

For some, but everyone knows and has the capacity to download WhatsApp.

The root issue is there is a lot of judgment about Android users, hence wanting to restrict chats to iMessage. It’s a signal that you are part of the in group vs out group.

Although, it is objectively convenient to have a group of all iMessage users at events, because any pics/video get shared at high quality with no extra work.
RPi5 exposes 1 lane on the PCIe connector. It routes 4 lanes to the 2040 chip that provides much of the board's I/O.

IMO 1 lane is better than none. I love the CM4 because it exposes 1 PCIe lane and that can support a NVME SSD making it the first Pi that supports what I consider to be a decent storage interface.
When you amputate the forskin, what do you think happens to the male glans?
I had something like this too - it was required for my CS degree. Our class split up into teams of 5. But the whole class of 30 was working on a single project. It was a semester-long project and each team also had to integrate with eachother to build the final solution.
Surprised the efficiency is so low. Those Wh/mi numbers are comparable to a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y, vehicles that presumably weigh substantially more.
Well, it's not necessarily that people buy the eggs. I think in reality grocery stores act as a monopsonistic purchasing agent and handle suppliers for the people. That's that Walmart low price guarantee.

I do remember my local store sold out of regular eggs (since the alternative to a price hike is a shortage) and I had to buy a pack of extra fancy ones that were all different colors and tasted unusually rich because they were fed on caviar or something. I tried to make that purchase last longer on principle.
The concern about the Cybertruck seems disproportionate to the dangers of millions of heavy, low visibility, high front-bumper vehicles on the roads right now.
It's only convenient when we refuse to expand our counter-narrative. I call that lazy.

We could continue to bundle every criticism of Israel together, or we could confront each criticism directly.
Say it with your chest:

Building an application on someone else’s platform means they control your product

Doesn’t matter that “we all know that” this will continue to happen as long as closed platforms are the only thing people are incentivized to build/use.
Knowledge Copilots
And yet, in that entire article I can find no concrete quote of Mandela pointing out a single action that Israel did to criticize. Just general "Israel is the worst".

Interestingly, the idea that Mandela called Israel an apartheid state was debunked on Stack Exchange, you can read that here: https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/50771/did-nelso...

What Mandela did say about atrocities was directed at the US:

> If there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the United States of America. They don't care for human beings.
- Nelson Mandela
“corporations will try to raise prices when they think they can get away with it” is just firms being firms and has no additional explanatory power.

This has some explanatory power: they can get away with charging more dollars because more dollars are available.

The money supply expanded like never before in 2020: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL

It is now contracting, which is also unprecedented. We may well end up with deflation and while that sounds nice, we don’t know what might break.
That's not a good line of argument to take here given that Israel has mandatory military service and given what its democratically-elected government has been doing to the Palestinians for generations.

Part of the reason why the conflict drags on and is making that little pocket of the world a festering sore of evil is because so many Palestinians and Israelis think like this.

Be part of the solution, not the problem. It is not as easy as simply believing that whatever your group is doing is right, some other group is less worthy of moral consideration than yours, and wallowing in the victim-mentality that anyone criticizing your actions or position is racist towards you. That's how you know it is right.
... sort of. Past a certain level of complexity you get into trouble with just PLC programmers alone.

Don't get me wrong. <PLC programmers> tend to also have electrical skills and some are pretty good at their jobs, and you can learn a lot from them!

But ... they're not programmer programmers. It's a different skill-set with only so much overlap.
> West Bank is more complicated, but the same concept applies.

"OK don't worry about oval ones. Just consider the round ones."

All this aside, I don't think you understand what is meant by Apartheid. This is coming from a South African who grew up during that era.
Unreasonable may be in the eye of the beholder. It is however completely expected. If anything, they waited much longer than usual.

This is pretty much a school book example how labor conflicts go.

The next steps of the conflict are also expected and known well in advance. The only problem is that nobody seems to be willing to inform their higher ups at Tesla what is happening.
Is like saying if they care about privacy why do Apple allow users to buy android? Why not give your iPhone away for free so they don’t get to use it.
This is IMO the exact spirit we should have
That’s perhaps not the best example because the US was deeply involved in Afghani politics from the early 1970s and at least indirectly responsible for fucking up countless of Afghani lives prior to 9/11.

But that said, I agree with your general point: The relationship between the US and Afghanistan is and was very different to the relationship between Israel and Palestine.
WTI crude has fallen for 7 weeks straight. NatGas futures have been in an unbelievable steady state at around $2.50-2.75 after coming down from pandemic highs.

Why do you all insist on making shit up?
And they didn't get punished enough in the market to make them back off? Plausible. That isn't quite "greed", though. That's fear.

It also could be a self-fulfilling prophesy. Companies' costs did in fact rise, because all their suppliers raised their prices...
I was three years clean (played a good 11 years over a 16 years period) but dipped my toes back recently, and the damn game can still give me the shakes, something that even some pretty hardcore games I play like PUBG or Project Zomboid can't do.

I used to say that I wished I took a milder habit, like heroin.
Basic project management triangle stuff. We’ve been told by the biggest names in tech that first you move fast and money is practically bottomless. You get fast and expensive but quality suffers. The end.
The repetition of any and all anti-Israel rumors and dismissal of anything pro-Israel, and the rabid fury therewith, suggests that there's something more going on than just sympathy for the plight of the poor beleaguered Palestinian people. No one - not even fellow Arabs - protested on behalf of the Palestinians expelled from Kuwait, Jordan, Syria or Egypt. So, something unique about Israel, I guess. I wonder what it could be.
I am not much of a pen-and-paper kinda person, but I recently came across CPG Grey's Sidekick Notepad that made me think twice.

I like how it's designed to be integrated into a digital workflow and the "signaling" aspect of opening and closing the notepad is a nice touch too.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_7N8MFRJkc

Website: https://cottonbureau.com/p/XT9MRF/journal/sidekick-notepad
Is letting our hearts bleed for trillion dollar companies really the best way to spend our finite compassionate bandwidth?
Unrelated to safety but I saw one in person (on the road!) for the first time yesterday — man, those things look just garishly stupid.
Don't compare whole potato, it should be to potato protein extract.
Are you really this obtuse?
And requiring a job a tradegy.
For anyone with uBlock origin running into the paywall, import this filter list:

https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-clean-filter...
They might have to change what the UNRWA schools in Palestine (among others) are teaching to get people on board with that first:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/unrwa-continues-to-teac...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_Israel

Muslim citizens within Israel have equal rights and many become parliamentarians, judges, diplomats, public health officials, and IDF generals.[23]
Not sure what you mean by "on top". All you need is to configure not just a single endpoint in each node's wireguard config, but all of them. That's still as vanilla and as "tested product" as it gets. It's just a regular wireguard configuration.
Memray is definitely best in class!
> there are lots of developments in the last 5-10 years

So tell us what these are so I/we can learn from you
Humans are mauled every day by cars. I think general awareness of this is lower than it should be, as is the desire to do something about it.

Perhaps this hyperfocus on the Cybertruck will help jumpstart a larger shift in public opinion on general automobile-pedestrian safety?
Terrible article, focused entirely on "bad" companies, and no words expended for the total disruption the lockdowns caused and bailouts that made such things not only possible, but inevitable.

You can't shutdown all production plus pump money into it at the same time, and not expect inflation.
what… is the point of this article? some randos raised “concerns”? classic journo-trash. not a cybertruck afficionado by any means, but… come the fuck on.
There’s certainly a contract there, but it’s not obvious how a customers compliance the terms and obligations create a profit for Apple. I think most outside observers would generally assume that Apple‘s profits come from the payments the customers make to Apple, when purchasing devices or making subscriptions. After all, the only people subject to, and breaching the terms of service are Apple customers who did pay for their phones, etc..