skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are very very unlikely to stumble upon something resembling a training image closely enough for copyright to take effect, and in any event this is not the purpose of these systems. You may be running into trademarked content, but in that case you can not speak of laundry, because you can not use a trademark even if the image is AI generated.
Not necessarily. Sometimes news articles come from a source such as the Associated Press and are rewritten or reworded before publication.
This kind of thing reminds me of 737 max debacle.
Did I understand that correctly?

You classify AC as a niche series because you don't like the controls?

that's not nearly what niche means.
It's also, generally, a complexity problem.

Corporate accounting is more complicated than family accounting. Even if the corporation isn't trying to do anything complicated!

Consequently, there are more edge cases and grey areas. As an accountant friend said to me, it's more like law than science -- knowing lots of laws and regulations, plus history, and deciding how to mostly correctly classify various things.

So something like trying to write the most efficient assembly algorithm possible, while Congress is modifying the ISA every year.

(Which isn't to say that loopholes don't exist, corporations don't abuse them, or corporate tax attorneys don't delay enforcement actions... but is to say that even in best case, family accounting is much simpler than corporate)
Sure, though you have to shut down the whole line because it's not all overhead electrification, there are sections where tube lines run past and have 3rd rail electrification (and may even have been running).

The whole lot has to be shut down, you have to get all the people on all the trains to a safe place and then make sure it's safe before turning everything back on.

Not saying it's impossible, just that it's not the most straightforward.
That's true, but it's dependent on people maintaining personal ethics. Unfortunately the incentives are aligned with not maintaining ethics so you can make more money. I've had this discussion with a coworker plenty of times. His argument is regulation makes capitalism safer and the best option we have, while I argue that "after the fact" regulation only prevents someone from repeating someone else's unethical strategy and most likely the initial, unethical party will not really be punished for doing what wasn't illegal at the time. Maybe they get fined, but nowhere near the revenue they generated with the unethical strategy.
They may refuse, but do they ever? I’ve refunded many apps, days after purchase, no issues.
What games are your other 4?
> Sure. But if it's Baldur's Gate, why isn't it 2nd Edition AD&D? It's far superior to Divinity, it's what we expect from BG, and it would win points for nostalgia reasons.

As bad as 5E, 2nd is far, far worse. There's basically nothing for martial characters to do any round. Shoulda rolled a wizard. Hope you like making save or die rolls in high level play.
I think the odds of it happening decrease as the distro gets more mainstream. At the very least you'd be more likely to be warned about it when it makes headlines.
You live on the other side of a world ocean (at least). Not everything has to make sense to you or be expressed in Silicon Valley terms.

Try to make an effort yourself.
>> and we'll collectively tax the automation to prevent all the gains going to shareholders

If you think you have any chance of fighting big corporation lobbies to impose that, I have a bridge in SF you might be interested in.
It bothers me that the author mistyped the z.com link (he links to q.com instead). How ironic given single letter domains are supposed to minimize typos like this...
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The missing ingredient (compared to previous times) is numerous close friends/family who can help take care of the babies and toddlers.
How I picked up and got good at tennis
whaaaaat, a 2nd Talos Principle got released this year?

runs off to steam
Tesla models S 3 X Y, SpaceX is homonymous with space-sex, and yet you think x.com wasn't meant to sound like a porn site? Musk clearly has a thing for 12yo jokes.
Couldn't agree more. Was playing devil's advocate to spur conversation since I was the first comment on the thread.
I usually go with stupid before malevolent, but is this a possible way to launder money? Just have a really hard time believing people are that stupid.
"Just colds" are viruses too. Many of them coronaviruses. COVID is becoming just one of them.
Wow, HTML has really stood the test of time!
It controls a lot better than the old ones certainly, should feel comfortable enough if you play the souls series. Actually the old-hat AC players whined about AC6 a lot on the grounds that there is less overwhelming focus on mech customization options (though still enough build variety), or they prefer the obtuse AC2-3 controls. The stages are also more interesting in general.

IDK watch some yt clips of the early levels, I bounced off the old AC series too and enjoyed this one.
It can be both at the same time, which I would agree it is. Whataboutism seeks to inject other topics instead of focusing on the one at hand
Yep same... I'm on Mac OS these days as a host but FreeBSD, Debian, and Arch are my long-distance relationship kind of an operating system.
It's a bit more than standardizing, since you must also remove the barriers to changing the software. And you don't need full standardization, just publicity.

But yes, it's basically it.
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I think that you're conflating correlation with causation. I think it's more plausible to assume it was the early numbers that are skewed and non-representative.

The fact that GitHub itself was is a killer app of the Ruby on Rails, and that the Rails project itself changed to being hosted on GitHub somewhat very early on it's history [1] had a disproportionate effect on the early community that gathered there.

Now GitHub attracts a much more diverse portfolio of projects, so the numbers you see there are less statistically biased towards early Ruby on Rails adopters.

[1] Commit history on the main branch of rails/rails via github goes as far as Apr 10, 2008 https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/c67e985994362290308073...
An alternative to this that also runs in the browser is the Azure Quantum katas at https://quantum.microsoft.com/en-us/experience/quantum-katas. It has an introduction to quantum computing concepts with exercises in Q# you can evaluate in the browser, as well as a quantum focused Copilot you can use with login.

(Full disclosure: I work on the team that builds the developer tools for Q#)
That wasn’t intentional though.
The line by paddington has long sections where the tube runs in parallel, in one of the pictures you can see a lot of people walking towards a tune depot and somebody is crossing one of the lines with a middle rail which is part of their DC electrification system (I assume this had been turned off - but this may have been turned off because they realised people were on the line, not the other way round).
It depends on what you bought a decade ago. I have a machine with one of these laying around:

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Core+i7-2600+...

It will do all the things you mentioned (the CPU score is 33% that of an M2).

The entire machine cost about $1000 at the time (exclusive of case) if I remember right. It certainly wasn't $2000.

Since then I put a more modern video card in it for better compatibility (not performance).

I'd guess the original card it had (NVIDIA GTX 560) could run teams, a web browser, etc, fine, but NVIDIA's binary linux drivers don't really support that card any more (they claim to, but they don't support modern OpenGL APIs)
I don't believe the Polish judicial systems has experience in dealing with corporate crime, especially of the tech-related kind. I'm a bit afraid of disappointment here.
God of War?
Nope! I think a lot more innocent people are going to die (both Israelis and Palestinians) and I can't see an end in sight. When the violence does flair up, however, America could use it's massive global influence to try and stop it rather than give more weapons to the Israel without the standard preconditions that weapons sales usually entail.

This time, in fact, it's clearer than ever that American citizens have the capacity to make a change. Biden started out as rah rah for Israel and has faced a revolt within his administration from people who have had enough, as well as sustained protests from the outside.
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Sadly, all benefit systems that pay out on certain conditions are subject to fraud. For me as long as there is a human involved in the decision and the benefits recipient has the right to appeal or sue there is no problem in using ML models for "finding most likely candidates for fraud".

I don't know about France, but I assume it is similar to my country Poland where one can sue the state very easily with minimal expense. My parents did when I was a child and we were quite poor (self represented and all that).
Translation from german : "Think WITH the hand"
Thank you for pointing this out - I reread the post and can imagine now how someone would read it differently than I intended.
I think the discussion of what to call that is a bit pointless. For some people through their Java/C++/whatever-tinted glasses, these things will be classes. To others they might be called something else. You personally call them "classes". I personally do not. Rust the language does not. Lots of people behind the development of the language thought that structs and traits are better names.

I appreciate the programming language design behind them and hope, that Rust will not devolve into an ecosystem, where everyone thinks that they must put everything into classes or similar, needlessly maintaining state therein, requiring users to mutate that state through accessors and whatnot, when simply a couple of functions (and I mean strictly functions, not procedures) would have done the job.

I never stated, that I personally think classes necessarily mean inheritance. But guess who thinks so. Lots and lots of developers working with mainstream languages, where frequently inheritance is made use of, in combination with what those languages call a "class". That is why I am saying, that I don't want those people to fall back into their previous thinking and would not want to call them classes. It gives many many people the wrong ideas.

What other people call it is their own choice. I am merely stating my own preference here and probably the preference of the language designers, whom I mostly deem to be quite a lot more competent in drawing the distinction than myself.
It was a really pleasant surprise to find the "-j" option to do this for the "ip" command from the iproute2 project.
Related Wikipedia article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caries_vaccine
Hetzner isn't doing this for political reasons, they are doing this because there are active sanctions against Russia which the German authorities take serious enough that if you are found to be breaking those sanctions you may be fined, go to jail or both. No such sanctions exist against American or Israeli citizens.
I can't wait for this. Just getting out a great AST would be amazing for things like formatters, but I want to build things like a library that knows everywhere you use a table in a particular way or reference a column, or linting that can help you identify problems with the way you do a join or forgot to apply the right filter for multi-tenant queries.
fwiw, I don't put much stock in doomer comments, they have no value in achieving success. Failure is when you stop trying. Comment if it helps you in some capacity (no snark intended). Cultivate some grit through adversity.
But once you have a car, the marginal cost is negligible, hence the death of main streets and proliferation of big box stores.
There is some pressure in this direction for respiratory illnesses. It's easiest to spread an illness when it's present in the upper airways (and thus easiest to cough/sneeze out), but the illness does more damage to the lungs when it's deep in the tissues. If it were an exclusive choice, evolutionary pressure would tend to push the former, more transmissible route.

The literature at least tentatively reports that Covid variants tend to make this shift (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10024278/), which partially explains why the variants were more transmissible than Covid!Classic.
NAT is great. I can think of no problems caused by NAT. I can immediately think of my experiences with IPv6 and all loss of privacy.
Hats down to Angular team. The pace of bugfixes is tremendous
And they want to move everything to run on electrical power (cars, heating), pure madness.

Btw, I've just had a half-hour power-cut here in downtown Bucharest, it was fun getting up all those stairs with two bags of groceries but at least I hadn't got stuck in the elevator.
I would have thought someone with the nickname "edgyquant" wouldn't be so judgemental.
It doesn't actually need to be open source. If they published binaries that would be enough to analyze.
The NCA are so out of touch. Anyone technical briefing these people should be ashamed.
This is an all too familiar story, unfortunately, and not just limited to the games sector.

It’s why if I can avoid it I won’t touch anything that considers it’s exit strategy more important than its product.
>learned model for generative Ai doesn't retain even 1 bit of input.

It does. The data is just obfuscated.
As long as such evasion is of benefit for its proliferation. If the ones that evade tests and the ones that don't evade transmit at the same rate, it would be irrelevant.
Totally unintentional, I'm sure.
But why smash windows? The doors aren't speed locked because the train isn't moving, so you can just use the emergency release on the doors and then pull them open. It's not trivial but neither is smashing a window, and the doors are closer to ground level (most adults should be able to sit on the door sill and lower themselves to ground level fairly comfortably)
These trains will be used for decades. Normal warranty wont cover anything of note.
In software incident management the rule of thumb is that at the n minute mark, in general, expected outage duration is 2n minutes.
It's true. Steam has a no-questions-asked refund that works up to 2 hours of playtime, and it seems to work great. Download a game, doesn't run, or the game is bad ? Just refund. Not sure if it would work for apps though, as games are by nature something that are meant to be played for hours in front of your screen. I don't know what would be the metric used to refund and app or not.
You'd liken this to a AAA game?

I don't think the pseudo-RT pause-unpause gameplay of BG2 would show up in AAA either.
Aws cli isn't the best example because it supports outputting json natively.

I'd expect this to not be a huge problem in practice because this is mostly for those well established unix cli tools of which the output has mostly ossified anyway. Many modern and frequently updated tools support native JSON output.
if I'm watching porn with a buddy on their television, it's still watching porn.

please respect language a bit more than that, words have meanings.
I can second this, when I was in the Apple ecosystem I bought and returned many apps without issue. They might have a problem with it if you leave it too long but if you request within 48 hours of purchase you should be fine.
F1 does this. All teams are required to run the same, approved, ECU[1]. They can change certain mapping tables and such but it's a sealed unit and they can't replace the firmware.

[1]: https://wheelsports.co/formula-1s-standardised-ecu-explained...
This, I'm stuck with a Sony Xperia Z3 compact (4.6", microSD slot, jack, microG Lineage support) and I don't see any possible replacement for it.
If you can "wear" the face of someone else then that seems like deepfake territory.
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it really made me disappointed, but overall I'm bard user now :D

I can't pay for GPT-4 premium the equivalent of it is Bing that like helllllll slow compared to bard
> The profit motive does not select for high quality products

Simply not true. Under communism, where the profit motive was outlawed, we had the absolut crappiest and worst products. While in the west, capitalism and free markets were spoiling people for choice.
Presumably you’re asking because you have difficulty finishing projects. It would be useful to know why. Do you feel excited for them at the start but then it fades until you abandon them?

If so, a simple tip is to start smaller projects. Make something you can accomplish over a day instead of a massive undertaking that will take you a year.
1. This is like critiscizing a green energy company for not burning oil.
Wireless charging is antithetical to any sustainable device mission. In terms of "last mile delivery", wireless charging for small personal devices is about the least efficient, highest energy waste delivery method there is. I'm talking orders of magnitude more waste versus production than coal, oil, propane, wale blubber, wood. That isn't even to say the effect on your battery or surrounding plastics/membranes.

2. Do you purchase a cell phone in 2023 with "Camera quality" in mind? Not trying to be rude, I'm actively sampling this query. I can't understand this and haven't since modern smart phones proliferated. No matter the phone, set it to raw, take photo ,edit in post. Comes out leagues better than any ios, pixel etc photo. and I don't know who is taking so many photos and comparing them to care.

3. The accessory case is a criticism is a bit more valid but come on.
THis phone is losing money on every sale. If they sell one of these cases for every phone, they MAY come out ahead because as you said, the cases are cheap junk. Don't buy the case if this is a problem. This last years, apple switched from leather cases to "vegan leather". Same cost, made in china. More than the cost of this fair phone case.

I feel like if you own a framework, you should understand that the criticisms you listed are.....not criticisms and are in fact features or obvious requirements for a loss-leading edge case device. There is no 100 percent, perfect, sustainable mobile device like there is for workstations, because the walled garden of mobile devices is unfortunatley just more rigidly architectured.
Wether its worth it or not is a fair question, but one thing is for sure - people on social media, the internet in general (and actually just in real life too) LOVE talking and thinking about rumours.
Really cool idea but this gives me anxiety just thinking about how it has to be maintained. Taking into account versions, command flags changing output, etc. all seems like a nightmare to maintain to the point where I'm assuming actual usage of this will work great for a few cases but quickly lose it's novelty beyond basic cases. Not to mention using `--<CMD>` for the tool seems like a poor choice as your help/manpage will end up being thousands of lines long because each new parser will require a new flag.
It would be great if you could use an existing AUR account when logging through the SSO.
It was never alive, just a marketing stunt
This is a very common approach and is called an attenuated vaccine[0]. The oral Polio vaccine is such an agent. But it only works if the virus can't out-evolve the vaccine, the immunity is long-lasting, and if the risk of spontaneous mutations becoming virulent again is low.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attenuated_vaccine
they're are, they're.
One problem is that an unknowable subset of the people who claim to be anti-harm-to-children are actually pro-tyranny.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootleggers_and_Baptists
Inevitable is too strong a word. I'll give you highly likely, but we stopped SARS-CoV-1, it was possible to stop SARS-CoV-2.
I suspect the point is that all NP-hard problems are equivalent to each other, often one can be transform one NP-hard problem to another. This shows that quantum will not save us. This is bad but also good for encryption. NP remains an important topic post-quantum that cannot be hand-waved away.
Bathesda has been trending down pretty badly. Fallout 4 was the point their games tipped and started to be very meh.
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Indeed, it seems like wishful thinking.
People don't like to hear that COVID is airborne, that COVID is not over, and that COVID is NOT a respiratory illness but a vascular illness that causes multisystem organ damage, but this is true, and our governments don't fucking care who dies or becomes permanently disabled as long as people keep contributing to capitalism. So MOST GOVERNMENTS ARE NOW SOURCES OF COVID MISINFORMATION.
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time I see a link to an X post, I’m finding it increasingly weird that the Twitter -> X rename happened with a big splash some time ago now, but the actual x.com domain is still redirecting to twitter.com rather than the other way around.
yep, I assumed when reading it they meant the original divinity game (which is amazing) and also assumed they were skipping over some history when claiming it led to them getting BG3.
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Everyone -- board and employees and Altman -- had a financial stake.

Disqualifying their opinion on OpenAPI leadership seems unjust.
> Singer James Blunt and TV star Rachel Riley were caught up in the carnage

Carnage? I think the Metro staff need to borrow a dictionary.
With all due respect, this person probably became "competent" at tennis.

With enough hard work and conditioning, the average person can become "competent" at almost any sport.

To become "good" requires something that can't be taught --- talent.
Can't tell whether this is trolling or serious. Breaking the end-to-end principle has had profound effects on the Internet as a whole for the last 2 decades, centralization being the most obvious one.
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Yes. But if you really want to get into it you need to do it. You could make some cheap PCBs and measure them with a cheap network analyzer. RF design has never been more accessible. The books will get you started and you will start to think about things like de-embedding circuit elements which is very important and not covered in books. You will also start to see why people consider RF design challenging; e.g. curves in the books will depict a "trend" in the circuit and in real-life, everything is a capacitor and/or inductor which causes the real life measurements to deviate substantially from the ideal for reasons that are not always obvious.

An even more cheaper accessible intro to RF is just plain old analog electronics. Building amplifiers ,etc.
> can US slow down China's help to Russia's terrible war on Ukraine

If anyone actually wanted to do anything about this "terrible war", they wouldn't using peace agreements as a mean to prepare for war. If Ukraine and it's alies knowingly and willingly made a bet with peoples lives and then kept doubling down on "ceasefire is not an option" - it's only their fault for suffering the consequence and absolutely no one (including China) owes anyone any help in saving their face.

Objective reality exists. No one is going to fall in line with US-centric fake moralizing, based to denying agency to everyone except guys under that flag we don't like.