skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"It has always struck me as kind of bizarre that we make assertions about what is beyond the event horizon of a black hole at all."

Careful readers and writers will observe that we do not. What physicists actually say is "IF this theory is true, THEN we can say this and that about what lies within a black hole."

Since at the moment we do not have any satisfactory theory that accurately describes black holes, every such if-then statement is known to be flawed, and a careful thinker will recognize these as being exploratory examinations of what theories imply, and a search for testable predictions, rather than dogmatic declarations of the true nature of the universe. Sometimes, for instance, you can explore a theory and determine that it makes contradictory predictions, which means you can toss that one out. Exploring mathematical hypotheses is a perfectly sensible use of research time.

However, careless readers, writers, and thinkers abound.

I think it is the general sense of physicists in general that there probably isn't a singularity in a black hole. There is almost certainly something there that is sensible under some theory. Extreme, sure, but sensible. It is relativity and derived theories that specifically yield singularities, but we also know relativity is not a complete description of the universe.

Even this article, if read carefully, is not saying "black holes do not in the real universe have singularities". It is saying something much more like "Previously physicists have accepted that IF the mathematics of Einsteinian relativity is true, THEN black holes have singularities. However, if you analyze the mathematics more carefuly, this IF-THEN does not in fact follow from the mathematics." It actually isn't a claim about the real universe, which is already known to not be purely described by Einsteinian relativity, but a claim about Einsteinian relativity qua Einsteinian relativity as a mathematical theory.

Of course, the whole reason anyone talks about singularities in black holes at all is precisely Einsteinian relativity in the first place. Quantum mechanics isn't the reason, nor any other alternate Theory of Everything that I know of. So if they are removed there, we are left with no reason to suspect singularities exist in any sense.

That still doesn't mean that we positively know what goes on under the event horizon. It would merely eliminate one "IF relativity THEN singularity" from our current discussion. Still progress in its own important way, but perhaps not as groundbreaking as a popular press treatment might claim.
"Transparency" in Congress has lead to grandstanding and posturing to cameras, at the expense of the necessary compromises and deals that could otherwise happen.
> For a Golden SAML attack, an adversary must first compromise the AD FS service account on the AD FS server.

Then it was game-over from the beginning... Nothing surprising about this and it's not really a weakness of SAML either...

It's like saying a lock is insecure because if you manage to steal the key, you can open it...
> I was disillusioned with the software industry. There seemed to be a disconnection between what I used to like about the job, what I was good at, and what the market wanted to buy from me.

If you have not figured it out yet, they would make more money having you do what you love to do, but the sadists in HR want to destroy your soul so they push you to do things you hate.
We've "fixed"[1] all the tooling that we work on at Polar Signals, and even then I think this is the right thing to do. It enables so much more debuggability aside from profiling.

[1] https://www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2022/11/29/dwarf-bas...
Helping the boss convince the market he made better decisions.

I often feel the frustration when I'm writing some data-crunching report-extraction thing, of the knowledge that the output of it will be some administrator squinting shrewdly at it and thinking himself better informed. Then he'll do pretty much whatever he would be doing anyway.

And that's the better case. I suspect in many cases they don't look at the information they ask for at all.
I agree. I bought the book twice. Bought a paper copy, read it and gave it to a family member. Recently I bought it again on Libro.fm as an audio book.
If you look closely it actually does give multiple instructions per screenshot! However it cannot get too far, because the screen changes under it. For example when it starts typing a tweet, the tweet box expands and the send button moves, so it tries to click it but it's not longer there, it needs to take another screenshot to see because it's kinda executing those steps "in the dark"

we could try to patch an "interpolation" kinda of thing for change, but also, I'm curious to see if the multi-modal models that are coming out supporting video would be able to actually just "watch the video" in real time, this would be the ultimate solution
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In theory performance but modern software has kind of destroyed that argument.

But desktop software SHOULD be more performant.

Regardless of all the work done in browsers, native UI's still feel better in terms of latency and performance.
Here you go, an RSS GPT for ChatGPT:
https://chat.openai.com/g/g-QibjxlGmU-feed-buddy
It was a view in response to the above post, not a generalized view I take on things.

I’m actually a fan of embedding security resources into the eng teams and having those resources fix issues rather than toss shit over the wall. Knowing how software works is really hard without living inside the code base.
Why do you think we don’t care about US brands? H&M, Nike, Adidas are all built on slave labor and pollution. I didn’t know that Levi’s was as well until reading your comment.

I do think the scale and the race to the bottom in terms of price and disposability is slightly worse with these newer companies, though.
Adverse inference should be be applied. Seriously.
How to Take Bigger, Bolder Product Bets:Lessons from Slack's CPO
Far more helpful to me than these essays on the benefits of a particular paradigm is a simple, minimal example in a repo that I can dig into and explore.
PAPR is fine? and available?
https://github.com/r-c-f/waynergy, and inputleap seems to have libei support which makes it compatible with some Wayland display servers.

barrier has been unmaintained for a long time.
No, it's only assuming that you can more easily (with less overhead) profile with frame providers. Which is simply true.
probably just rushed writing. the Deno team are smart, I imagine they know there are better languages than JS for these sort of problems (technically)

giving them the benefit of the doubt, perhaps they mean is that it's ideal having these capabilities accessible in JS since it can be run (almost) everywhere and there are a ton of developers who know JS
No, you can build and install for yourself. Self-signed apps last 7 days before they need to be re-signed. If you have a Developer Account your signed app lasts 1 year before re-signing.

People have even made it (generally) easy to re-sign IPAs; see tooling like https://sideloadly.io/.
i had a similar experience a few months ago where I wanted to have just an RSS reader be my go to homepage.

miniflux as a self hosted option worked out perfectly for me (I used pikapods to host them).

It almost feels like reading newspaper, checking off one page at a time and when done - I move on to my other work/daily duties. No more random/aimless scrolling or visiting multiple pages.
It will put a stop to leeches, stealing from the productive population.
And I wouldn't bother to argue with that. You are right.
"let's hope technology won't save its ass"

I think it's not even feasible, technology is sustained by overconsumption and depletion of resources, I mean even building a PC requires hundreds of kilograms of fuel, chemicals and water[1].

We live as if the party were free, but when the lights are turned on and the music is turned off we will have to pay. We start to foresee that we will have not money, so we hope to terraform Mars, but we will have no time to jump from one vine to another.

Anyone with a more optimistic outlook?

[1] https://www.tecnologialibredeconflicto.org/en/environment/
Can anyone using the NPM ecosystem actually control their supply chain? Personally, I feel that anyone using JavaScript doesn’t care about such things. Because they can’t. Or has the landscape changed?
Most of the countries 1-27 are homogeneous nations with populations below 5 million. They all have low wages too. The floor is raised a bit but the ceiling is lowered massively for what you can acheive. I don't want to live in a capped society. The US affords more opportunity; plain and simple. Look at the millions of people trying to get in every day, and the biggest foreign tech work force in the world.
One City Tried to Solve Gridlock for Us All
> Yes, .5/.6/.7 versions are compromised

So was there a threat to Ledger users? Elsewhere it's said:

> production build failed
PHP-WASM: PHP in Browser, powered by WebAssembly
Castilian absolutely exists, and us more specific than “Spanish”.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Castilian
Well I think sports betting companies / sponsorship money is where all the low hanging fruit is next to adding games in the season.

I'm pretty sure the "base load" (> 1/3) is just ticket sales given the huge upswing in the 21/21 season ($3.6B) [1]. IIUC, the TV deal is "only" 2.5B/yr [2] and I assume all of the FanDuel ads get paid to the TV companies and not the league.

[1]: https://www.statista.com/statistics/193467/total-league-reve...
[2]: https://www.axios.com/pro/media-deals/2023/06/01/nba-tv-righ...
Not a complete answer, but here are the most helpful resources for understanding transformer basics in particular:

Original transformer paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762

Illustrated transformer: http://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer/

Transformer visualization: https://bbycroft.net/llm

minGPT (Karpathy): https://github.com/karpathy/minGPT

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Next, some foundational textbooks for general ML and deep learning:

Elements of Statistical Learning (aka the bible): https://hastie.su.domains/ElemStatLearn/

Probabilistic ML: https://probml.github.io/pml-book/book2.html

Deep Learning Book (Goodfellow/Bengio): https://www.deeplearningbook.org/

Understanding Deep Learning:
https://udlbook.github.io/udlbook/

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Finally, assorted tutorials/resources/intro courses:

Beyond the Illustrated Transformer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35712334

AI Zero to Hero: https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html

AI Canon: https://a16z.com/2023/05/25/ai-canon/

LLM University by Cohere: https://llm.university/

Practical Guide to LLMs: https://github.com/Mooler0410/LLMsPracticalGuide

Practical Deep Learning for Coders: https://course.fast.ai/Lessons/part2.html

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Hope that helps!
> So this may not be a big deal

You're right, but Red Hat led Debian/Ubuntu over the systemd cliff.

(Because, you know, a gigantic ball of binary code is better than runit/s6/sysv/etc. /s)
https://gettjalerts.com to help me find a job. I found my job, now I hope others can too!
What's our current predicament?
Point 2 is a problem if you only have one MacBook but lots of things to tests. We have burnt so much cash and time on that.
Same reason why Electron exists, but in a much smaller bundle (since most of the actual browser engine wouldn't be included).

This would also be an opportunity to build better cross-platform APIs than what's available in browsers (e.g. WebAudio, fullscreen, pointer lock, text input (input in general), networking, ... are all a royal PITA on the web - basically any web API that isn't WebGL or WebGPU is mostly broken or half-assed).
the US FCC Denies SpaceX's Request for $885M to Expand Starlink's Rural Coverage
DBT is open source and can be used entirely for free. They sell a hosted version.

Also DBT and Airflow are different tools, aimed at solving completely different problems. The Airflow competitor in this article is Dagster, which is also open source.
Compared to other 3D fighters like SoulCalibur, Dead or Alive, Bloody Roar, etc, Tekken is completely unintuitive for a casual button masher. Tekken, like Virtua Fighter, requires you to sit down in Training Mode for hours just to learn a single character's basic moveset, BnBs, and gameplan. Compare this to 2D fighting games, where all you gotta do is learn the basic Street Fighter 2 movelist, and you can quickly figure out how a character plays by taking one glance at their movelist. The funny thing about this is that Tekken hardly has any motion inputs, which is what most casual players are intimidated by when picking up fighting games.
>Identify the purpose of a screenshot

The author emphasizes this as one of the important considerations.

Definitely a good idea but I think people need to go further.

I would say identify the purpose of the document to start with.

Ideally, I would like to have a complete reference tome where the text could actually stand on its own extremely well if it had to, along with detailed essential illustrations such as charts or schematics. Any other drawings or screenshots should serve as the icing on the cake without actually being essential to understand the documentation.

If lots of illustrations are intended to be mixed with the final text anyway, this type of document can still ideally be drafted and revised in text only format, quickly leaving placeholders for future illustrations as you go along. All you need at this point is a pretty good idea of what kind of picture you would put there after you are done. You'll also have more time later to think about the exact ilustration you'll want for each placeholder, and better able to select or create more meaningful pictures the first time. Once the final draft of the text is complete, then (only) the most helpful illustrations can be introduced to their expected positions. Then without (much) further editing to the text, consider the initial placement of illustrations to be a first draft of artwork, then it may only be necessary to manipulate the artwork alone a little bit more before a final draft of that complete document is reached.

I think reference documentation should be complete and text-heavy.

If there is actually no real reference documentation, then whatever is documented will need to be more text-heavy to compensate.

OTOH the the heavily-illustrated approach should be reserved for more specific topics such as detailed tutorials or quick-start guides.

Different documents having different purposes, compiled into a full documentaton package.
But... those thresholds do not apply yet. They aren't being held to the same standards as others.
> I shudder to think what would happen in the US if an auto manufacturer tried this heuristic on the average owner of a pickup truck.

Yeah if you're going to try to pull a scam like that the US is not your best option:

https://nypost.com/2022/12/27/texas-mechanic-executed-over-5...

https://www.thetrucker.com/trucking-news/the-nation/pennsylv...

https://apnews.com/article/auto-shop-shooting-florida-c4d45f...

If you just search "truck owner murders mechanic" you get tons of unique results.
This was at a big tech codebase. Everything is imported into the mono repo so it can be consumed by the Almighty Buck build system.

Python, C, Cpp.. it all goes in!
They are very similar. The Iberian ones are smaller, with broader heads, and are sometimes more colorful. I'm pretty sure that a Catalan would call the Italian ones 'sargantana'.
Until it is a felony for a cop to turn off a camera,

Until it is a felony to not upload all video within 1 hour of the end of the cops shift and make it publicly available on the web with geotagging left in place,

I live under a tyranny.
now i am curious if publishing on the website helped or if it didn't make a difference.

one thing i am pretty sure though is that it didn't hurt.
truly writing to /dev/null
Does anyone actually use an X server on RHEL10? I thought mostly used for servers, and people who wanted a good Linux desktop had switched to a different distro (or, more likely, Mac) a long time ago.
For indoor construction, a water sprayer seems like a mistake. It would turn all that only-mildly-nasty dust into hard-to-remove goo, not to mention making wood soggy and damaging gypsum and other materials.
This can be completely automated though. Noone has to watch any footage unless the system feels like something is wrong with it.

And that could be in conjunction with the involved party.
Managing dependencies in a C++ project with vcpkg
Those HR bastards manipulating the customers into buying adtech when everyone knows the real profit^H benefit to humanity would be if I made an indie game in straight C
Your idealism is unrealistic. And frankly very damaging. It would be nice if it worked like you said, but that does not hold up to political science or empirical evidence. Pretending that the world works this way is a losing battle.

Extremist factions whether violent like Hamas or more mundane and local like the far right American politicians benefit from making the status quo worse. Every time they prevent positive change they make extremism more appealing. They do not need to advance their stated goals. They just need to get people more into the mindset of viewing the idealist way of doing things as hopeless and making the extremist way the only path. This grants legitimacy.

Point in case, even in war torn regions, support for Hamas is rising among Palestinians.
It’s not clear that people get more for less in practice so there’s also a question of cost to the consumers.

If you buy 10 pieces of clothing for the price of 1, but those cheaper ones last for 1/100th the number of uses the more expensive one does, and the more expensive one can also be repaired to further extend the life, are those 10 pieces actually cheaper?

What’s really annoying are comments like the GPs which essentially complain about even doing research on identifying whether there is more to something beyond the surface.

It’s such an awful attitude I can’t even understand how people come up with it. Especially since many are the consumers themselves who will benefit from the information being identified. Ive started wondering whether there is a significant (if not majority) of people who are aggressively defensive of their ignorance and prefer it to knowledge.
Is there even an alternative? Once you can inject arbitrary code into a library that a web app loads and executes (except if it’s in an iFrame), it’s game over, no?
Thanks for the correction Bruce. I was in a rush (never post when you are in a rush, or drunk, or angry) and I was so used to seeing RV64GC that I didn't notice the absence of the 'C'.
"exchanging genetic material" is also a major motivation for violence. Kidnapping women as a way of obtaining a bride or brides has been practiced throughout history all over the world and is still practiced in some groups today. Living in a state of nature means no laws and the only restriction on your actions is the willingness and ability of others to physically stop you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bride_kidnapping
Hmm. Did Donald Trump have a father growing up?
This. So much this.

The problem is that due to the underlying need for police cooperation in unrelated cases, no sane DA or judge would dare challenge a cop (or the police union) who can claim "oh it was a malfunction" or "oh uh the battery ran out" when it comes time for video footage to be reviewed and made public in the case of a police officer breaking the law.

My proposal: make it someone's (or an anonymous board of lawyers') job to review any and all police video footage. The police union is not allowed in any circumstances to know who is doing that job, nor are they allowed to protest. Make it federal law that every officer when on duty has no expectations of privacy, and their body cam must be on 100% of the time when on duty, no exceptions.

If you are going to work (and retire) on the public's dime, using equipment the public paid for, you must without question bow to public demands of complete transparency and full accountability. I don't give a damn what the union thinks, they are on our dime.
What if she were originally baffled by the 3D display, and then saw recognizable paths like /bin and /usr and realized the system was actually familiar?
The best old gas pump system I have seen is in the Alfred Hitchcock Movie Young and Innocent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_and_Innocent

The car is a Morris and the gas pump is a pole coming out of the ground and rotary hand pump at the top of the pole to dispense petrol.

I love old movies for these at glimpses of early technology.
yes, but a game with non-free assets is still not going to be picked up by linux distributions to package, i think
It will likely remain a store of value and never become a widely used currency. i.e. it's just digital gold with too much volatility for everyday use
I have a similarly old desktop with 24GB RAM and outdated GPU. What sort of token/second were you able to get with the 7B models?
I'm struggling to figure out why it would seem so implausible. I got the phrasing from AvE on youtube, and I've said it to him several times during our DIYing together because I'm trying to educate him on using PPE.
Seems like good policy to randomly pull bodycam footage on a continuous basis for performance evaluation purposes.
This makes no sense. For one, a large component of real-time games is mechanics and execution. Also, the idea of being able to mindlessly "flowchart" a real-time game at a competitive level is absurd. It assumes a non-interactive opponent. If it was true there would be no such thing as yomi.

There are also a lot of other fundamental differences around resource management, opponent interaction, etc. They are only similar on the most basic level.

What level have you played card games and fighting games or another real-time game at?
The math works out a lot better when you’re upgrading pre-EUV fabs or expanding an existing facility. A lot of the gear and setup is mostly the same such as wafer cleaning, HVAC and isolation, etc and the local challenges to setup and labor have been figured out.
This may be the most ridiculous comment I’ve heard.

Nike, Adidas, Levi’s, all sorts of brands have been under attack by people in the West for decades!

Western activists have been successfully fighting them to improve their supply chain for at least as long as I have been alive.
FCC Rejected Musk's Attempt to Get $1B Subsidies for Pricey Satellite Broadband
Engineers harvest clean, continuous energy from air
I’m saying that you are being deliberately obtuse. Or something worse.
Unless you can point to a source, that sounds exactly like all sorts of urban legends I grew up with...

(The most popular one was that KFC had started using initials for its name because its chicken had similarly been so "engineered" they weren't legally allowed to call it chicken... 100% false, of course.)
I'm a Shopify store owner myself. I saw there is a $99 per month to get your product verified, how would this compete in terms of CPC with a traditional channel such as google ads or meta ads?
It means the steam client has finally trashed its legacy 32bits code and has finally a native wayland backend (keep Xwayland for old games).

Ofc, it would have a wayland->x11 fallback (force-able with a command line opition), like with a vulkan->GL->GPU (force-able with a command line option).

It means too I finally have to code my wayland compositor (full dma-buf/vulkan/CPU), probably based on valve one (but in C and/or assembly, not that abomination of c++).
>once you are competent you know everything that opponent can do and the list of viable options is discrete and small with fairly standard flowcharts

This can be applied to any high-skill competition, basically - from FPS to F-1.
You're right, of course - nobody ever lies on the internet.