skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Except Google requires an order from a judge, and Apple did not. No one is arguing that the courts can't force Apple or Google to turn over data, but apparently Apple guidelines did not actually require a judge to issue the order.
European Railway Agency, through EU directives, secured unbundling of maintenance& repair operations from vendors. Vendors no longer are allowed to claim trade secrets or IP as reason for not providing complete and effective maintenance & repair documentation suitable for performing all levels of maintenance.

Since then, MRO is purchased through separate tender process - and NEWAG didn't win several times.
How does this compare to shiv? https://github.com/linkedin/shiv
That's effectively what it boils down to. There is no competition for the hiring of realtors at any market rate. It's baked into the contract itself (and related to the lawsuit I believe).

If I walked into a realty office and one said, hey I'll do XYZ for you for a flat fee of $1000 and another say and I'll do the same thing for $15,000 people would dig pretty closely into what the difference is in service being provided.

The fact (as the article says) it's rolled into a contract and the contract of the house itself, and the contract sets the realtor's price is what really makes no sense and needs to change. How in the world are you allowed to specify how much I pay my agent?? Could you imaging doing something like that with atty fees in a lawsuit? You sue me and I decide how much your lawyer gets paid.
To someone who's used to getting away with murder, enforcement of the rules as written seems like persecution. Consider the "Funding secured" mess Elon got himself into with the SEC[1].

[1] https://www.theverge.com/23558736/elon-musk-securities-fraud...
Hamas bringing hostages on Oct 7th to Al Shifa: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/israel-video-hamas-hostag...

There is clearly a Hamas presence at the hospital based on the video. Additionally, there are tunnel shafts in the complex that lead to dozens of meters of tunnels with wiring/electricity connected to the hospital. Granted, the electricity comment is impossible to verify, but the tunnel system is clearly there. I don't have any guesses of who besides hamas would have built/used a tunnel like that.

Person with an RPG next to steps of Al Quds hospital: https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2023/11/13/hospital-gaza-al...

Hard to tell if this person is affiliated with Hamas or some other group, but it's clearly a combatant at the hospital.

RE the school: It's kind of difficult to tell what has happened. Clearly the school was the site of fighting, but I don't see any evidence in that video showing point blank executions of anybody let alone civilians or infants as was described.
Unfortunately Google caved and are giving away 100 million dollars. I wish they had a spine like Meta. I generally despise both companies (Meta more than Google) but the enemy of my enemy can be my friend at arm's length.
Recurring outages is a 5D Chess move.
> I'm 66, born and raised in Santa Cruz... and none of your children, nieces and nephews can afford to live there

i mean, you're still living there too... where did you expect them to be? two objects can't occupy the same space at the same time

since we can't 'make land' (unless we dredge), the only logical place to put living habitats is up in the sky (we don't like living in holes in the ground)
Those games ported to the switch are severely downgraded graphically compared to their other consoles counter parts.
I mean, remember that time when the Tesla engineers fixed Elon Musk's commute by literally repainting the lane lines so the vision system would see them [1]. Oh, or how about that time that they hand-tuned the FSD reveal demo, you know, the one that said "The driver is only there for legal reasons." and re-ran it over and over again until it succeeded without crashing (literally, it crashed once while they were making the demo video) as admitted under oath by the current head of Autopilot software who personally faked the demo even though it still, 7 years later, can not do that route consistently without error today [2].

[1] https://www.engineering.com/story/now-revealed-why-teslas-ha...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPgbDEVYOUQ
Looks like it's built in on Flipper:

https://blog.flipper.net/infrared/

> To use the Universal Remote mode, navigate Infrared -> Universal library and select the type of device you want to control.
Some men wear hidden insoles. Women too wear high heels. Those serve the same purpose with less ecological impact of course.
In the world where Google says they will.

This conversation cannot be had unless you will read the article and look at the screenshots.

> to store your data for free?

Where was it said that this was free? Per the article

> So I paid Google a lot of money for a long time for a plan that included unlimited storage

Please RTFA before responding. It really isn't that long. Maybe 1.5 TikTok videos for the attention impaired.
https://github.com/ChrisRx/dungeonfs
Here's a pretty cool take using Linux
You are obviously giving very biased answers without any substantial proof.
The only difference between a regular OTA update and this one is that you will also get a letter in your mailbox notifying you of this.

If you miss that letter in the mail or don’t read patchnotes, this recall OTA update will get autoinstalled just like any other regular OTA update without you even noticing anything special about it.
I'm a paying customer and mine was enabled as well, and this is the first I'm even hearing about it. That's not a good feeling.
I've been on a tear blocking absolutely all ads in my life, and it has made my life so much more serene and peaceful. The one thing I cannot do anything about is ads in the physical space, which sucks, so this initiative is right up my alley. I'm not in UK, but all I can say is godspeed to this initiative.
Well I found my side project for the day
2nd Batch of the A16Z Open Source AI Grant
I think if people do this, it is only out of desperation, and won't result in long term residence. Nothing about Santa Cruz says "high rise living."
Thank you that gives me hope for the future.
That's backwards because it would torpedo the economy of building and operating rental apartments. You really want the opposite: a special tax for owner-occupiers.
That's not true; speculation is the absorption of risk, an immensely useful financial tool. For example, farmers require speculators to secure guaranteed revenue from crops. Landlords create (yes, they create) housing for people who can't afford to purchase homes by ensuring capital flow into housing construction, among other things.

Investors take on risk in exchange for additional reward. The upside is the people who can't afford the risk have safe ways to protect themselves.
Sorry, I thought the award stated was annual, reading it more closely I see that it's not.
A compass
https://compass.nad27.net/

I just wanted an app to tell me which direction I'm driving and how fast. It works best while moving lol. I'm looking at how to expose other sensor APIs to make it more compass-like.
It's entirely possible that our work to make gasoline vehicle emissions "cleaner" cause this as a side effect. The particulate sizes are so tiny now and we don't know what it does. This may be why the massive drop in cigarette smoking doesn't seem very well correlated with lung cancer rates.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-03714-9
Hotels are often franchises, but it appears to me that the larger the franchise the less likely they are to advertise. McDonald's does some national ads, but often the billboards are a single store paying. Small mom and pop restaurants do get a fair number of billboards as well.
RDI for added sugar itself is 24-36 grams which a single 12oz can of Coke exceeds. Measuring in Calories, it's recommended to limit daily intake from added sugar to below 100-150 Calorie. [0]

% of Caloric RDI isn't the whole story. A can of Coke is less of a blip on the radar as you suggested.

[0] https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/carbohydrates/a...
I would pay 5% tax to skip all ads in my life ..
Why would anyone give heed to such a vague, unsupported claim? Would you care if an Internet stranger simply declared you, "sheltered from poverty or delusional" without offering any explanation at all?
imo it's really contingent on your level of expertise in the domain. If I use AI to help generate content about a subject I know next-to-nothing about, I usually find it's pretty good, largely because I have no idea what good really means for the domain and it passes the bar for me as a lay person. Whenever I use it for content related to an area I know a lot about the result is pretty much still trash level stuff that I could have done a better job producing myself.

If nothing else, it will always be derivative.
Frankly, we still have nothing providing HD gaming on a handheld. The switch is way too big to be considered a handheld. I can't slip one into my pocket and go, like I could with a DS or 3DS. It's frustrating, because I love my 3DS for gaming on the go but there is still nothing which can replace it. Nintendo just gave up on the handheld market.
It's a good point but let's remember that we're talking about a town of 60,000 people.
To emphasize this point: on 64-bit x86 with frame pointers, you have twice as many registers as on 32-bit x86 without frame pointers, and these registers are twice as wide. A 64-bit value (more common than you'd expect even when pointers are 32 bits) takes two registers on 32-bit x86, but only a single register on 64-bit x86.
This was the explicit plan for Santa Cruz, to stop all housing after the 70s and 80s and see a massive rise in property values.

It's all there in the opinion articles and letters to the editor from the time, this future was predicted. It was the plan that was accepted by leaders at the time.
Anecdotally, my dad lives in a rural area with no cable/DSL broadband available.

Cellular broadband only got him 10-15 Mbps. He was excited when Starlink was available. I think he was pretty early on the preorder list. Once he finally got access to Starlink (Feb 2022) the speeds were close to the advertised ~100 Mbps.

Now the price has increased and on average he's back to getting like 15-20 Mbps down.

Luckily, the EMC that services the area received some rural broadband grant money to roll out FTTH and that build out has been pretty quick. They have already run fiber down his road and said that service should be available in a couple of months. The EMC is offering 2 Gbps down / 1-2 Gbps up (!!!) for $100/mo.

So this money is actually being spent effectively when it goes to the right place. Starlink made a bunch of promises that they couldn't fulfill and the money is being redirected, as it should be.
Please stop voting to steal my money for more social program waste.

I already have to pay a 1% tax on all household earnings above $200k. Before haters hate, please realize I'm already paying 10% to the state on all earned income. Plus the federal rates.

Oregon has consistently mismanaged funds. Giving them more money won't fix anything. They don't know how to spend it.

I'm tired of keeping zero income until the end of April. Especially when all I have to show for it is constant homeless drug addicts. Lwt the private sector handle it or enforce no camping laws and sober folks up in a cell or ship them away, or just give them all fet lined drugs to permasolve the issue.
> there's a large population of anti-social or outright criminal people around.

Have you ever been to Germany? one of the safest countries in the world, never had any issue with safety there.

And going back to your main point, yes, your whole argument is loaded and plain false. I grew up in high rises and it is perfectly fine. Usually you find variety of size, between 1 and 4 bedrooms the most common. The outside is actually very kid friendly, with a garden and a plaza where children can play while parents sit in a cafe. Also the newer developers are indeed pretty nice and very desirable, outpricing older ones.
Tech Combinations
Which instructions did you follow? The blog post linked here only talks about the command line interface.
> Your data is never used to train their internal models, and is deleted from third-party servers within 30 days.

Sure, because they paid you money for access and are very trustworthy people.
The bombing, shootings, mass arrests without charges (and associated torture) will not stop if Hamas did that. It has been going on for decades against the Palestinians. https://ifamericansknew.org/
the railway company might also have deep pockets
There’s a ton of land that can be developed around Santa Cruz, it just can’t be developed due to public policy and local opposition.

Huge empty tracts all over and especially around Ben Lomond etc.

The flip side of all this is that a lot of long term residents love that their 100-200k houses are now worth a million+ with their property taxes capped at essentially nothing. They don’t want to give that up to allow their nieces and nephews to afford to grow their families in Santa Cruz.
If someone incidentally acquires a license to a product, quietly removes the product from the market, makes no announcement about some moral justification or about a new version coming out, and makes no movement for several years, I consider it acceptable to label that product "abandonware" and pirate it. If the license holder later comes out with a new version of the product, the right thing to do would probably be to buy it, if the pricing is reasonable. If they later come out and say "actually this product is (somehow, don't ask me how) unethical", I'll consider deleting it.

There's no way to get these things perfectly, but I also want to add that I don't consider it ethical to pirate things made by indie creators, or books (with the exception of textbooks), and that I'm probably unusually prone to outright buying new books or indie games or legal first-party mp3s of music, because I consider it a bit of a duty to support media that I appreciate or want to see more of.

At the end of the day, I think I do more to contribute to creators I appreciate than the average consumer, but I don't lose much sleep when I literally cannot access an old classic at a reasonable price and I flip a coin between "stealing it" or just doing something else. Nobody was going to get my money either way, and I only have so much patience and willingness to try to do things "the right way" before I decide they've made it unreasonably expensive or complicated on purpose and screw 'em.
the thing should run out a VB6 script embedded in a .xlsx spreadsheet...

Then you could have a portable game to bring into any enterprise office environment
Funny how Huntington Beach is usually the poster child for NIMBY housing politics in California, but HB actually has quite a few high density apartment buildings. Surprised to hear Santa Cruz has none.
That doesn't really apply since Ireland has different visa requirements to the UK. As a South African national I can enter Ireland without a visa, whereas I do need one to enter the UK.
Shiv doesn't pack a python interpreter, it looks like this does
New FCC ruling requiring markeplaces and lead aggs to collect 1x1 consent
https://www.fcc.gov/document/targeting-and-eliminating-unlawful-text-messages

https://www.linkedin.com/events/7137909114151567360/comments/
Enough laws have been written that you are in violation of many of them by nature of existing.

There are also plenty of contradictory laws still on the books which are not enforced because it's considered ridiculous to the judicial system. Judges don't like it, and prosecutors have better things to do like going after criminals.

Perusing idiotic nonsense before putting all the murders and rapists in prison really does more to undermine the legitimacy of the legal system than any political adversary to the US could ever dream of.
Neat site especially for free!
Does the stock screener only allow rules based on fundamentals or can it use technical rules also like crossing moving averages and so forth?
> What would you choose, a 2-3 times higher salary or a guarantee of things that you would often get anyway?

If it meant a guarantee for all workers, allowing people to not become desperate enough to become porch pirates, or break into cars to steal stuff, or point a gun to my head because I have more stuff than them, or any other social malaise fanned by the lack of safety nets, I'd take the guarantee 10 out of 10 times.
I just can't get it to work, it errors out with 'NotImplementedError: The model type whisper is not yet supported to be used with BetterTransformer.' Did you happen to run into this problem?
That's not how binning works. Quality silicon is also the ones that are more efficient. A flagship 65W part would be just as expensive as a result, it's the same-ish quality of parts.
That doesn't say anything about without a warrant. Remember, Google required a judge to sign an order. Until this policy change Apple did not.
Tiny would have been enough to run the math.

Some things do need a large scale to work. However you should do whatever prework is needed to run that math before investing in scale.
Not sure if this is being facetious, but California has prop 13 which means your property taxes cannot go up more than 2% per year. It would be great if a new prop was passed which reversed it, but polling on reversing it is always very unpopular since homeowners are very consistent voters.
> There’s a ton of land that can be developed around Santa Cruz, it just can’t be developed due to public policy and local opposition

This is how we get urban sprawl and habitat destruction.
Are you talking about the Spotlight search you get when you swipe down on the home screen? Doing the typical home swipe up from the bottom should get you out of it. Same for the app library search.
I took a first date to Synecdoche, New York and we didn't have a second (good film though).
Do you have strong feelings about the names being too similar?
LOL wait until Ms. Scott finds out about "libraries".
> If carmaker puts a cup holder in their car & customers like it, competitors' next cars 'must' include a cup holder too. Rinse & repeat ad nauseum.

I think this doesn't reinforce your argument in the way you intended. A car manufacturer isn't going to look at a competitor and see what items need to be removed to lower cost when that item, as you've stated was a success since customers like it, it would be dumb to not include it. You don't want to not include liked items. You want to not include the items the customers do not like.
Another way of looking at it is that single family houses "over-consume" land. There are vacancies in the vertical space above most homes that far exceeds the vacancies created by absentee owners.
Anthropic doesn't allow Canadians access to their AI services either. I haven't had the chance to check out if I can get access to Claude via Amazon Bedrock - but that might be an option. My company is already on AWS and currently they are thinking of dipping their toes into using AI for our software next year, so I might get to play around with it yet. It'll probably either be OpenAI integration directly, or going with something that's available as a hosted service on AWS.

OpenAI services are available in Canada but as an individual, $27/mo for ChatGPT Plus and then paying per use for the API is kinda a hard sell for me.

I'm needing a hardware refresh soon, so I think i'm just going to run the open source stuff locally once I get around to figuring out how to set that all up.
Who do you blame if the big industry in town that has been growing for decades is projected to keep growing but the locals decide to not take advantage of it?

The best universities, community colleges, amazing tool libraries to learn the trades, yet.. all these people who move half way around the world to settle with no credit and hardly any savings to start end up buying a home, yet the locals can’t figure it out. Decade after decade.
Non-MSN source: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/pedestrians-already-d...
Safe AGI is a hard problem. AGI is, sadly, not hard enough.
Lived in a Seattle high rise for 5 years. Had a roof deck and parents would often bring their kids up for a walk and fresh air.

Keep in mind even in America most places don't have a bedroom for every kid. That's pretty luxury on the whole.

In most dense cities, you just go to the playground with other kids. There's not shady people there at 10am on a Saturday/weekday afternoon.
As a Santa Cruz homeowner, I wholly support building more and making Santa Cruz more affordable. It's incredible how expensive it is to live here - renting or buying. I'd love to see more young people and young families be able to enjoy this wonderful area - its truly lovely here and I don't see any reason that the great culture of Santa Cruz and responsible, tasteful and affordable housing can't co-exist.
What is your online identity?
That's an incredibly interesting observation. Thanks for sharing.
I don't know, but I would assume not.
Is lowering property values a favorable outcome?
Some lucky people have higher salary than in Europe, while others have to beg Red Cross to take care of them, while living between pay checks.
> making it faster than fiber over long distances

This does not mean you should use it if you have fiber available at your house. This means you should pay for transit over it if you need to have low-latency overseas connections, for instance for HFT or piloting drones.
Free will is an illusion. no one has agency. we're all just following our baked in incentives.
Cults typically don't pay 400k+ total comp.

For 400k, I can look the other way for a couple of years to build up a safety net, then peace out to a company with a better work-life balance.

I imagine that's what a lot of people are doing with FAANGs.
So he shouldn't have sent dishes in February 2022 or allowed use in the frontline thereafter?
Often it's not a matter of want but need. Of course many (but surely not all) people would _like_ to live in a single family home near a job center, great civil services with well-paying jobs but it's just not going to happen for everyone. So most have to compromise and prioritize.

If you're lucky, doesn't mean you can't have it both ways but it's just not in the cards for everyone. So most people have a choice, good job and maybe slightly higher standard of living in the city or a house further (or far) out with lower chances of good employment.

Also depends on the definition of "high-rise", the ones shown in the article are 5-6 stories and not 20+ soviet- or banlieue-style "blocs". Many nice, safe but not necessarily very cheap parts of Berlin are in that style for example. Plenty of safety and families, just not as much space as a proper SFH.
You forgot to mention that UCSC sits on a huge tract of land that they refuse to build student housing on for reasons I can't fathom.
Nitter doesn’t always load images or movies but it makes up for it with lack of garbage and clutter
This entire country once decided they could just build stuff outside of the city and it led to endless bland sprawl, nightmare commutes and environmental devastation. Transitionally, Santa Cruzians don't like any of those things.
Mac Donald’s doesn’t advertise and sell for money access to unlimited ketchup packets as a product. Google did.
I think this is using the OpenAI Whisper repo? If they want a real comparison, they should be comparing MLX to faster-whisper or insanely-fast-whisper on the 4090. Faster whisper runs sequentially, insanely fast whisper batches the audio in 30 second intervals.

We use whisper in production and this is our findings: We use faster whisper because we find the quality is better when you include the previous segment text. Just for comparison, we find that faster whisper is generally 4-5x faster than OpenAI/whisper, and insanely-fast-whisper can be another 3-4x faster than faster whisper.