skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, that’s remarkably close to what I’ve been thinking we’d need on our cruising sailboat. We have intermittent connectivity, especially when offshore, and so couple of additional things would make this an exact match:

* Being able to say “sync now” when we have a moment of connectivity (for example, passing an island with LTE)

* Being able to Readability and local cache all content (including images) by default so one can read when offline
If you have really unlimited budget, unconditional love for Intel and x86 and don't care about ludicrous power draw at all, Intel has a silly Sapphire Rapids Xeon Max part with 64GiB of 1TB/s HBM.

It goes really fast (same magnitude of bandwith as A100s) if your model fits in that cache entirely.
What side would you describe as the "fearless" side? They both seem fearful to me just in regards to different things.
(Also not a doctor.)

Your liver is pretty unique here, as most other organs don't grow back (they get covered in scar tissue if they grow back at all). You can donate your liver, they'll remove about half, and it'll be back to normal in about 2 months.
> But I feel the pandemic has upended any momentum for public transit for a generation. Less frequent commmutes make long drives more tolerable and parking more affordable and available, and transit now seems like a disease vector as well as rolling homeless shelter

Speak for yourself. More metros around the world are pushing for better mass transit. Even in the US, even mild expansion of light rail makes it possible for my kids to bike+rail to school and for me to use light rail to commute to work. US needs to handle its homeless problem - agreed - but that's a bigger societal issue.

Pandemic lockdowns are not going to happen again. People are finding out that lockdowns did not help all that much (even when implemented near-perfectly like in China).
Its literally the first thing you learn in sales (watching the wolf of wallstreet): create a problem - sell the solution.
There are a plethora of tools a concerned parent can deploy currently to limit web exposure - the main difficulty in doing so is more of a social pressure than a technical one and the salves provided by this bill are trivial to circumvent for a determined teen.
You phrased it exactly like the many stories posted on social media that end with a young kid expressing virtue in the words of an adult. You have other skeptical replies, so it’s not just me.
Not the person you replied to, but I like Aruba Instant On.

https://www.arubainstanton.com/
I also see questionable engineering decisions. For example, some reverse engineering showed that there was an overlay map of problematic stop signs and road signals that was downloaded per-road on all navigation routes. Surprise surprise, as that data got out of date, the car would randomly slam the brakes on as the overlay data told it there must be a stop sign, when in fact it was a temporary sign from construction months ago.

If you're aiming for end-to-end neural networks, you shouldn't have hard overlay facts like this. Ideally you get all the behaviour you need from curating training data, but if you can't do that the most you should have location specific info-vectors that nudge the network into making the right decision if needed. Such info-vectors can be used for all kinds of things, like "this city has aggressive drivers", "this street has a blind corner", "there's a dog at this house who loves to run under wheels", "this country drives on the other side of the road", etc.
Many are shorting Tesla and continue to lose money because of the markets idiocy. If I were a billionaire I would short it, but as it stands I cannot risk losing money just because of stupid prolonged hype.
>often times characters’ entire thing revolve around one move, like a fireball

People absolutely hate when a character's entire thing revolves around one move. They're usually a low-tier character, and when they aren't low-tier they are just annoying to play against.
>The issue is that you can not make a law/regulation that says statement X about products Y is not allowed because its wrong/misleading. A court has to decide if it is wrong/misleading AFTER the fact and someone sued.

Yes you can, and they have. You might like regulations to work that way, but they don't. The government has appointed agencies to determine what is wrong or misleading, and the authority of those agencies has been backed up by the courts.

Individuals and companies that disagree with specific ruling by agencies do have the right to go to court of course, and have done so.
How can the fed both cause inflation and high housing costs? Raising interest rates like they have been doing should lower inflation but make housing more expensive.
It’s like when forgot my password features send you back your current password instead of a new temporary one. Great, I’m back in my account, but now I dread even being here. What other stupid shit are you doing?
A lot of replies to this feel like they're missing that you're closer to the target audience for this than people already familiar with fighting game conventions. One of the first things researched to establish requirements for this project was compiling and categorizing questions from beginners.
Tplink for aps and mini PCs for routers
> If there's no or little traffic, you can't use it for that drive.

So it needs other vehicles to orient itself?
I do not read "In the last 8 years" as 8 years ago, but within in the last 8 years. Do you read it differently?
I agree that it's the usual case, but on the other hand, right now I got quite frustrated with a project because the manufacturer has only provided examples and tutorials and there is literally no reference material - which was fine when I was starting out, but horrible for debugging where I'd really need just a few sentences describing how exactly that call works and I'd want an exhaustive list of what my other configuration options are there and what they do, not an example of doing something close to but not exactly what I need.
A CLI for developing in monorepos – not building them
A compact and expressive CLI for running package scripts across packages with interleaved output.
Im not trying to be annoying but I still don’t get it. It might be easier for me with some examples. I’m sure when folks start using this, it’ll be more clear.
anecdotally, probably at least 25% of enthusiasts have had a cpu that "randomly died" or "started getting unstable over time" even though they supposedly never overclocked it, and the leading cause there is memory controller degradation caused by XMP.

I had a 9900K fail due to XMP, no other overclocking.
Minor things probably yes (for instance check the "What's new in WebGPU (Chrome xxx)" articles here: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platform/webgpu), breaking changes probably not.
Do you have links to some of the more non-trivial ones?

Offtopic: Does anybody know if the WebAssembly runtime inside deno (which is actually the runtime inside v8) is exposed by any of the deno crates? A cursory search seems to indicate that it isn't. You can access it from `deno_core` through javascript, of course.
I sometimes forget that we consider simple nudity to be "porn". We shouldn't.
Intel Launches Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" Mobile Processors
>It is unrealistic to lock your kids out of all social media.

Really? so the state blocks porn, but then that social media will have people that use bad language so the state needs to also protect your kids from bad language, maybe people say on those social media that Santa or Jesus does not exist so state should protect them again and ban this stuff too.

Do not allow your child on social media that is for adults.
I am sure PlayStation offer social feature for children with strong moderation, so find similar social media that is targeted for children.
Invest in the real economy using a normal brokerage account.
"Many" would surely be more accurate than "most", but in any case Freud's insight is about those who survive.
> but the founder mysteriously died

Hello CIA
You've been spamming this topic from a new account (possibly multiple), and here we get at the root of it - you want to ban porn.
Or you could just look at the last 15 years and stop pretending that BTC is anything new.

If BTC were a person, it'd be entering high school and thinking about a student-driver license. We've got an extensive history to draw upon now.
1) a smart person writes something 2) a grifter makes that written product into a YouTube video optimized for slurping up advertising money 3) a grifter makes an AI summary for slurping up… well I guess I don’t really understand the business model but it does not seem like an improvement. Why not just read the book and pay the author?
Sounds like they’re publishing to npm with a GitHub action which can be done with an automation token which bypasses 2fa
Look at this, someone who is going to have to learn the hard way.
I've been running my own mailservers for about two decades.
I rarely have deliverability problems and never to gmail.
I keep reading about this problem, bit at least for me it's just not there.
Of course they aren't, when apprehending a violent suspect in the "wrong way" may land you jobless and in jail. The looters and other criminals are operating under a protection racket run by the so-called democrats, see for example: https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/sf-dean-preston-socia...
Thank you! I just pushed an update to the website to use the params parameter.

I'd love to make this more ergonomic for you. I'm used to using configuration propagation mechanisms where you can change configs without redeploying code (basically the webserver subscribes to some central pubsub config store). That paradigm works with this since you could parameterize the duration using the config value. What would work better for you?
Absolutely agree with the analogy. And I'll just say regarding backups that I really like this shorter formulation: "An untested backup is not." Oh and I recall also hearing "If you're not gonna bother with testing it, then whatever you already have is good enough"
These aren't really my judgements, I'm just guessing why you got some criticisms.

I didn't consider the aspect of which modern toolchains are still attached to C89, but using a language spec that's 35 years old has some relationship to the grayness of one's beard. But in any case I used the term greybeard to evoke the aesthetic of "fuck modernity, embrace terse C, suckless software" etc.
Just out of interest I have a few questions.

1. How do you know for sure it was trained on your code?
1.1 if you saw it reproduce you code verbatim how do you know it didn't just hallucinate it ?
2. Was you code publicly available?
3. What licence was it under?
This is freakin' nuts!! It should not pass, nor it should have reached such state, it is insane!
AI can do your homework. Now what? (YouTube video)
I drank regularly, so did my wife, and we had no problems conceiving (usually pregnant on one try). Both kids are healthy. Wife did NOT drink while pregnant or while breast feeding. I therefore drank enough for both of us during those times.
This article has good intentions but seems like a giant buildup to promote local inference tech stack
Unfortunately it's been like this since the beginning of crypto, everyone who buys in becomes a tireless advocate for their "investment".
Very few of those are about consent. Which is quite striking, as practically all of the spyware nags are illegal and thus the consent is violated probably billions of times every day.
Why Tegmark?
If I had to take a guess they might be using a CDN like Cloudflare and temporarily misconfigured a cache rule…
Parking has been less affordable and available since the pandemic, not more.
While I havn't been keeping up with what was going on, the second I started seeing ads for ubiquti I knew something had gone deeply wrong.
The thing about game launchers like the Epic Game Store is that they tend to be ungainly, clunky built-by-lowest-bidder beasts that aren’t pleasant to interact with. Somehow they’re never high quality, polished products despite being profit centers. That’s where much of that feeling of loathing comes from.

Steam certainly isn’t faultless here but it’s less clunky and and adds value with features like shoring up of Windows’ abysmal controller support, which makes a big difference. If competitors want people to want to install their stores, they need to be treating the project with respect and hiring on a team of full time well compensated high quality engineers to build it. Be a VS Code, not an MS Teams.
Sounds like an easy place to get great data for their hypothesis. Compare places like Saudi Arabia with England. Sure it's messy because of the other factors to consider (since it's not an experiment), but if there are zero cases of what you're looking for, your own experiment is probably wrong.
Well, I interpreted this:

> The best ride in a car isn't one in which I'm driving or not driving, it's one in which I don't get in the car in the first place.

As saying you don't see any need for cars at all. That the future is these other things. I'm just saying that cars are extremely useful and that if I had to choose between having a car or all the other things then I'd pick a car. I enjoy the other things too and am grateful to have a train nearby I can take into the city. But I can't imagine life without a car.
Is OneDrive end-to-end encrypted? I think Microsoft will introduce a similar feature soon, if they haven’t already.
That's a good point but it's worth noting that the NDP is backing it, as well as some Liberal MPs. For non-Canadians, NDP is our "far left" party. I don't mean that in a pejorative sense, just that our Liberal party tends to be your "mainstream" moderates and we have a 3rd party for the less moderate left-leaning voters. That's what the NDP is. So if they're backing this then that can only mean that there is bi-partisan support for this.
Why would users want them to advertise a vulnerability on the status page before the issue is fixed? I would want them to keep this as quiet as possible until the issue is resolved.
It would be so much easier for people to ignore you if you just stated your values up front you know? Maybe next time you could even use your real account instead of multiple sock puppets.
The daily grind is you manually processing the wheat at the cost of your own labour.
This?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=software.simpl...

You think this is roughly analogous to a fighting game?
How is he a bigot? What has he specifically done that is racist or anti-semetic?

I don't care that he called someone a pedophile. He apologized for that: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/elon-musk-apologizes-for-....
Is it possible to use a similar approach for other coronavirus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronavirus_diseases or the flu?
In the W3C process, in order for a TR to upgrade from a Draft to a finished specification, it needs two shipping implementations. Firefox and Safari are both working on theirs. We hope the only changes involved in this process will be minor and/or editorial. Once a second implementation ships, it will move out of draft.
So weird to see this on the front page, as I was about to make it. Anyway, most of the recipes I've seen (including from Maangchi) are not with gochujang, just gochugaru, the hot pepper flakes. It's a different taste, since the paste is fermented, a bit like a spicy miso. Either way, I recommend it. The spicyness works well and the overall taste is quite unique.
I apologize, I forgot that was in a comment above. Personally I'm not concerned with what the product experts said but rather the official from Google emails I'm talking about are in the screenshot of the article where it doesn't say anything about removing or deleting data. I'm also not concerned if you have to click links for more information or Google to figure out Google's policy. What matters is what's in the direct email.

> i.e. it was meant that "...its your responsibility to get under quota or your account will be at risk".

In person to person language I think we can rely on inference because there's good feedback mechanisms to resolve (like was done here). But in corporate communication I don't think you have the same luxury. Especially when you're a corporation that has no person to talk to to resolve misunderstandings. Instructions must be explicit and to such a degree that no reasonable person could misinterpret. It's why they hire all those lawyers and that's what a court of law would hold them to. I think given the emails shown that there's reason to believe his data would not be deleted until the explicit 7 day notice.
Sourcegraph Cody Is Generally Available
Nice, shallow routing! Why dive deep when you can surf the surface.
It's plausible to a naive observer, but it's absurd from a technical level. As you're probably aware, there's an entirely separate low-power coprocessor tasked with understanding just the words "hey Siri", because keeping the main processor awake for that task would absolutely destroy the battery life.
Why did older computers and OSes use UPPER case instead of lower case?
Greg Brockman's blog[1] has few links on how he picked up ML. Another link at [2] describes the path Michal(blog's author) followed (though it's aligned to "how i got into ..."). Both these blogs walk through how they were able to get into the ML bits of things. They have bunch of links (ex: [3]).

I think it'll help if you can get a job at a company who's main focus is ML, you'll talk to folks who are doing research or solving problems using ML, you'll learn. If not, i hope these links help as folks there (people way smarter than me, a swe) had similar question and documented the steps they took to reduce the gaps in their understanding.

[1] - https://blog.gregbrockman.com/how-i-became-a-machine-learnin...
[2] - https://agentydragon.com/posts/2023-01-11-how-i-got-to-opena...
[3] - https://github.com/jacobhilton/deep_learning_curriculum
A VPN is remote access.
OpenAI Demos a Control Method for Superintelligent AI
I have drank average of 3 oz. per day (3 beers, or one healthy pour of scotch or bourbon), 5-6 days per week for the last 30 years. All blood work is normal. My parents drink significantly more than that are still healthy in their 70s.
I see how my wording "early childhood experience has a profound impact on adult life" could lead to this association, but that was imprecision on my part.

Freud's insight wasn't about training children—it was about the psychological impact of early relational experience. What we now believe about developmental trauma, for example, or the idea that later relationships are patterned after what happened in one's family of origin—all of this, unless I'm mistaken, derives from Freud.

As smeeth was pointing out, it's easy to see things that Freud got wrong, and not so easy to see what he got right, because they have become so foundational that even Freud's staunchest critics take them for granted.
> I´m all for science on alcohol abuse and effects of moderate drinking

But don't we have that? And have recently been getting more and more of that? Most specifically, as I understand the current science: alcohol (e.g., red wine) in any form and any amount is not good for you. Full stop.

I do drink, still, moderately. But given all I hearing / reading, I'm giving more and more consideration to going dry. The "benefits" (i.e., being social, de-stressor, etc) don't seem to be worth it.
I must be missing something. It couldn’t be as dumb as using a photo of your face as the key.
I don't think there's much physical evidence for the use of war clubs in the stone age except a few skulls with blunt force trauma that could have also been caused by hand axe - it's mostly based off ethnographic studies of the Standard Cross-Cultural Sample [1].

IMO any culture that participated regularly in warfare would have figured out that sharp spears with long reach are far more effective than clubs unless that combat was largely symbolic. Clubs would make sense because they're not as lethal.

[1] https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12110-023-09445-3
OpenAI thinks superhuman AI is coming – and wants to build tools to control it
The hilarity that goes with this is that their VPN has been broken for years - android and iPhone both deprecated protocols that were considered insecure, but ubiquiti hasn't seen fit to add any others. It has been years.

Their security posture is trash, which is unfortunate for a company that plays a central role in security
How the second reading vote went, so you know who to call and email, https://openparliament.ca/votes/44-1/609/

And everything said about it and the status in the house: https://openparliament.ca/bills/44-1/S-210/
> ... (usually pregnant on one try). Both kids are healthy

This word, "usually" ...
TP links are cheap and well made for its price, if you don't care that the CCP has a backdoor to every device
It was unsustainable during the American Dust Bowl or Ukranian Holodomor but in contemporary terms it is sustainable by judging their track record.
20% less syllables
You act like BTC is only available in the US.
FSR 3 open source Release
It is perfectly reasonable to lock your kids out of social media until they're mature enough to handle to it. It's actually probably in their benefit to block them from the non-nsfw parts of social media as well since social media has an extremely negative effect on mental health.

Parents are allowed to autocrat - it may feel icky but to parent well you need to occasionally put on your villain hat.
In your interpretation the number 8 has no significance in that sentence, since "In the last 1000 years" would have the same meaning.
It doesn’t have to be something the “deserve” really. Facebook, data brokers, and other creeps have already infected the whole internet. They spy on the content you aren’t even willing to talk about with anybody. They don’t need to secretly access your microphone because they’ve openly violated your privacy more throughly than that.
It's kind of fun to think that at any moment something might pop and our entire solar system would disappear in a blink of an eye.
Atleast Poilievre would be on a shorter leash than Trudeau
In fairness, the article doesn't say it was automated. If someone were writing that kind of stuff in a Discord channel, another user could very well report it to Discord.