skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
More than "previously thought"??? Have aliens actually arrived on Earth, but we just haven't seen any because cats already ate them all?
Different conclusion, but ultimately the same result. Crime rates are roughly at pre-covid levels, which are still historically low. The most alarming crime trend is violence against children, which is due to school shootings.
We are all Ships of Theseus.
Fluorescent things shift frequencies, normal light reflection does not. You wouldn’t see any UV light in a dark room unless it struck something fluorescent. Plenty of things are not at all fluorescent.
> and in pure raster perf, they’re dominating the graphics space as well.

Wait, is that actually true? The 4090 is superior in raster to the 7900XTX I thought? Happy to be corrected!
I'm currently developing software and would love to get people's thoughts and feedback on it!!
It is an "anti-woke" law, which is likely to become a purity test in next year's election. GOP lawmakers who come in favor of Disney would have a harder time in a race against a similar candidate who is against. Add in a little dose of "owning the libs", and that's that.
Does this imply that I cannot make commercial product using this models?
for a second I thought this had something to do with type A personalities
"We're in if you find a lead" is kind of notoriously code for "no".
To be fair, this is Paris and should not be generalized to all of France. Paris is not a friendly city.
Charlie Chaplin did not say that 'it depends on the context'.

i think that the fact these five words were said is a sign. It shows that the collective memory of these events is waning.
Do you know what the Ship of Theseus is?
My understanding is that they're roughly on-par in raster performance, but Nvidia runs circles around AMD when it comes to RT and DLSS stuff.
And what do you do in the meantime? All those people have a flight to catch. Do you detain them? That seems like it'd spark the same amount of flak. Do you let them go? To people who think that abortions should be legal that's probably acceptable, but what about to people who think abortions are murder? If there was a murderer loose would you let the suspects fly out?
Which leads us back to needing caching, which needs a signatory, and a list of trusted signatory, which gets us back to certificate authorities. Gotcha :-).
I left out that the airline tried to blame us by placing “pax no show” in our ticket record on the global reservation system. I had to call my travel agent to set the record straight in the system, after which I was able to get the airline to capitulate.

Placing “no show” in the record to try and blame us was definitely not good customer service.

Sure my gripe may be with the government, but what difference does it make? They are one and the same given that both entities will point fingers at each other. I tried calling Qatar airways first - they were the ones who suggested calling the health authorities.

As I’ve posted on this site in the past, I am very meticulous when preparing documentation for foreign trips. So I spent hours researching the policies and procedures and had dozens of pages of documentation on me as a contingency plan. I would expect that an airline would do the same if you were in a similar situation after the significant research you’ve done! I would not just give up and say it’s your fault. That’s not an acceptable outcome in my opinion, especially after you’ve taken pains to do the right thing.

I didn’t expect any compensation but I did expect them to make good on the contract of carriage to get us home by rebooking us on the same itinerary just without the day long stopover.
I've seen hundreds of startups like this. Literally talking to someone last week who was developing an app but had no clear idea who their customer was or why they would buy it.

There's so much survivor-biased bullshit in the industry, though. Founders who raised millions on an idea with no MVP, no customers, no traction. Everyone laps it up and repeats it on social media and then there's another 100 founders who are wasting their time and savings on ideas with no clue. The ecosystem soaks up their savings and spits them out disillusioned and drained of cash.
No. Using GPL software has nothing to do with the code processed by it. Think about the GCC compiler :)
If it's the same person running both accounts, I think it's funny that she snagged the @wikipedia handle, even for that domain.
The solution to the Ship of Theseus is obviously that there is no Ship of Theseus. All things are just events in time, long moments where matter is organized into some structure for a while and then breaks apart again, and we assign names to those events. Some happen so quick that naming them is pointless and others are so slow to dissipate that a name becomes useful.
No idea why you're being downvoted. This is the truth.
Prompt engineering benefits models of all sizes, even the 70B ones.
They'll ask who your "soft commits" are, and they'll read between the lines; if any of them are significant firms, it'll get read as "those firms refused to commit, there must be a reason".

Michael Seibel had a video a long time ago from a YC VC class, and related his strategy to work around this, of setting a very short deadline --- like, do all the meetings inside of a week, and tell people "get your term sheets in by the weekend". The idea was: don't give investors an opportunity to stall, and, by stalling, send an adverse message to all the other investors.

(I don't know if this works at all anymore, but it gives you an idea of what the issue is here.)
It's true. Fascism is something to die for... Not something to live for.
I skimmed several videos on the channel in question, and came to the conclusion that if I happened to be an airline PR/marketing executive, I would find any phony reason to ban him from the airline just as a matter of personal taste. What a douchebag.
Oculante: A no-nonsense hardware-accelerated image viewer
If you click the link in the first sentence it brings you to an article about that.
Need to amend the amendment about a speedy trial to be about how fast you get the trial, not about whether the government intended to make it slow or not. If they can't do it quick, you get RoR.
It could have been written by Vladimir Putin himself for all it’s worth to my point, which is there are always funny number games played that never make normal math sense and only work in government lala land. That’s my point, that’s what you can argue against. Trying to silence me by critiquing my source and whatever else you are implying is just off putting. It’s a source, you don’t like it. Ok. There are other sources but really the particulars of the trash can aren’t even relevant, just that funny games are always played.
If you build it from source it's actually a bunch of regular executables. Running as a container is for the purpose of making the environments hermetic/reproducible so that it's easier to support users.
Damn you better be a copyright lawyer to use this, I just read at least 2-3 gotchas by skimming the article
What on God's green earth makes you think MS is going to release their dirty laundry to the public about one of their products using another one of their own products?

Like there's a litany of literature of how AKS completely dropped the ball, you don't have to take anyone's word on it from this thread. The difference between AKS and other offerings is _striking_.
Helping and being helped: fear and desire
How to keep merchant vessels safe from attack
In my experience it’s virtually identical to the 4090 in gaming, particularly when you consider that a 4090 is 2x the cost. The 4090 will do better, but not substantially. And in lots of games optimized for consoles (PS5 and Xbox are AMD based) the 7900XTX is actually the better card. I play a lot of COD and the 7900XTX outperforms there on framerate.
For reasons that I have difficulty articulating this seems relevant to some intuition I've had in the last several years about matter maintaining "information memory" across time in a way that energy doesn't seem to? I'm not a physicist so I might be totally wrong about that but form to me seems to imply some information that is constant across time?
Use SQL Without Databases
I think it certainly exacerbated it, but the trend started long before.
Why did you stop contributing?
The U.S. and Europe really shouldn't allow DJI sales: DJI is in effect part of the PLA, and they're amortizing military research across worldwide sales.
The typo in the title made me believe that somehow cats could smell Type O blood and preferred to eat those creatures specifically, which makes me wonder, do some animals actually have a preference for eating certain blood types?
Literally 4 weeks ago we had to migrated over to another host because we couldn't create another node pool.

I don't think the age of the article matters.
I'm not sure about the timeline because that depends on a lot of things. In the meantime I guess you could start with AUTOSAR C++14. MISRA C++:2023 is essentially built on top of that.

For enterprise edition simply email to hello[AT]naivesystems.com as noted in the README on GitHub
It's very easy to get to fascism from Darwinism: the best are destined to prosper and rule, everybody else is doomed to servitude and eventual extinction, and that's how progress is made.

In fact, all sorts of eugenic and racist ideas were popular in the West until the Nazis took them to their obvious conclusion.
According to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/@Wikipedia, the account is official and community-run.

https://wikis.world/@wikipedia also shows verified ownership of the Wikipedia homepage on the account page.
Autonomous subs use AI to wayfind without GPS
It's not possible to type into the search prompt of Apple Maps when in airplane mode.
Had the Brothers Grimm taken the Disney view, there would have been no Disney, or at the least, a very different, far less compelling one.
> wouldn't contest the claim that there are some people dishonestly seeking regulatory capture

I’m making a stronger claim. Practically everyone making public statements was doing so dishonestly. When push came to shove, none of them had workable ideas beyond a pause.
If GPT could write the questions then surely it could also write the answers.
> Modern English can be very flexible, which is probably why it has become popular as a lingua franca.

You have the causality backwards here.

> Word order can be fiddled with mercilessly too. Officially, English sentences are subject - verb - object (SVO) for example: "I sat on the bed". You can say "I the bed sat on" or "On the bed sat I" or "sat I on the bed" and it still works fine.

This is just incorrect.
> The pressure of trying to do both has a huge number of people anywhere from depressed to suicidal.

You give this like it's a fact but don't back it up. Can you? It's not like there weren't depressed or suicidal people before, and it's not clear to me that what you're calling "the new system" is a primary driver of changes in those rates.
While your statement about the ballistic trajectory is true in the short term, over longer time scales (my off the cuff guess is thousands of years, much shorter than the time scale covered by the numerical simulations in the paper), there will be momentum transfer due to the PBH perturbing the star's matter as it passes through, and the PBH will settle into the center of the star if there are no other perturbations (i.e., no other massive bodies near enough to affect the process). The paper doesn't discuss the capture process in any detail, but I suspect that something like that is what they have in mind.
One more thing about Qatar: they financing Hamas and giving shelter to its leaders: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatari_support_for_Hamas
I think it was intended as an indicator of the source. In the mid 2000s, Pixar was beginning to represent Disney animation, and as a result Disney Animation Studios started to take a backseat in the eyes of the public (and the eyes of Disney management). Having some successful pictures (Wreck-it Ralph, Frozen, Big Hero 6, etc.) meant owning the brand and indicating to audiences the source - and hopefully encouraging them to buy tickets to _non-pixar_ Disney films.

Call me naive, but I don't think there was anything calculated about it more than attaching a mascot to the studio - like the Luxo Jr Lamp on Pixar films.
This doesn’t work in hard mode though, where most of “competitive” Wordle has moved.
Physiognomy (face reading) app demo
Ah see that’s the problem. Discover Qatar and Qatar airways are the same company. I run the risk of never being able to book on Qatar airways if I chargeback my discover Qatar booking.
For me they’re like a whitish-purple (intensely purple) but bright like any other regular light. About as bright or only slightly dimmer than the objects that glow from them.
People would have to think further than just assuming that blacks are less well off purely because of systemic oppression.
I love when articles and knowledge like this surfaces. It adds color and makes our world so fascinating. We really should protect our planet so that future generations can continue to learn and evolve from the wild parts that took thousands of years to develop these unique traits.
I can see it as well. I think it's due to spectra from the bulb spreads into the visible portion, with peak emission at UV-A.
Well, if it doesn't have bipartisan support it still could be - and often is - another way the government is robbing from you, just only one set of partisans gets to benefit from it for some reason, so the other set is objecting.
I find it a little odd tbat people would prefer a web interface for a todo app. Considering that the most likely source of my productivity being interrupted is... the web, I'm quite happy to see it as a mac native app.
It was a little bundle of what looked like thin, glisteningly blue threads, lying in a shallow bowl; a net, like something you'd put on the end of a stick and go fishing for little fish in a stream. She tried to pick it up; it was impossibly slinky and the material slipped through her fingers like oil; the holes in the net were just too small to put a finger-tip through. Eventually she had to tip the bowl up and pour the blue mesh into her palm. It was very light. Something about it stirred a vague memory in her, but she couldn't recall what it was. She asked the ship what it was, via her neural lace.

That is a neural lace, it informed her. ~ A more exquisite and economical method of torturing creatures such as yourself has yet to be invented.
I recall a few years ago there was something published where the MPAA basically said "We don't think we have enough public support to pull it off" I may be mixing my signals, but I think it was just a year or two after the whole SOPA/PIPA win.
Is it safe for Americans to go to Shenzen/China these days?
Top tier VCs will definitely tell you “no” and they’ll often get there quickly.

It’s more often the small funds, the inexperienced family offices, and the junior associates that don’t have authority who string companies along forever. They don’t have as much authority or funds to actually work with, so they have a lot of time to string you along.

Lumping all VCs together really doesn’t lead to accurate descriptions of how the industry works.
I have no idea how that relates to my question.
I think that's the common discourse in 2023, but who knows what we'll be saying in five years from now. Their motto has always been slow & steady wins the race. We'll see if that's really true, and if the Hare decides to nap
Does anyone else feel like the advent of modern online interactions is different from the early web?

idk about that. I remember being appalled at the political atavism on Usenet in the 1992 election. Douglas Adams was right to describe telepathy as 'that most cruel of social diseases.'
I don't think so https://www.jedec.org/standards-documents/focus/flash/solid-...
Cars do move but even the smallest of them is much larger than a very large housecat.
*taps nose with rolled up newspaper*

stop it!
AI summarization tool to help Hollywood execs keep up with script coverage
Which European country for example?
> Do you let them go?

Yes!

> If there was a murderer loose would you let the suspects fly out?

Absent any probable cause (or even articulable specific suspicion) against a particular individual? Yes!

If someone is murdered by a woman in my city, we don’t detain all women.

I get that Qatar doesn’t have the US Fourth Amendment (and perhaps no enumeration of rights of the people), but this behavior would be considered absurd (ly unconstitutional) here.
I'm eating a bagel while I type this. Whether or not you pay to record me eating a bagel won't change how much bagel eating I'm doing. You're not forcing me. You're paying me to do something I was already doing.
I think the real rule for cats is, 'if your mother brought you it, then you hunt and eat it; if you feel sick in the hours after eating it, you stop eating it'. If you think about it, cats are such generalist obligate-carnivore predators, across such diverse changing environments, that they can't possibly have hardwired prey preferences. (In fact, Kuo in some interesting experiments way back in the 1930s showed cats won't even hunt mice that they are brought up with - they have to be shown hunting & killing mice before they will kill mice, and even then, that is only as long as that mouse was not their 'mother': https://gwern.net/doc/cat/psychology/1930-kuo.pdf https://gwern.net/doc/cat/psychology/1938-kuo.pdf)

But if you adopt a simple 'imitate your mother' rule (which is what kittens seem to do during their period of plasticity), then you automatically adapt to local prey in an efficient manner by vertical cultural transmission.

(This has some drawbacks, however. Humans don't tend to feed kittens varied food, so their dietary preferences become highly restricted; and it is widely stated, although I couldn't find any good research empirically establishing this, that the reason elderly cats often go 'off their feed' or refuse to eat anything but a single specific brand of cat food which have been discontinued, is these learning mechanisms backfiring. If you learn as a kitten to eat only 1 brand of cat food, and then as an old adult you eat it and then get sick for unrelated reasons...)
I agree that it feels like these press outlets have such a huge bias against Elon. And I definitely think that post-acquisition, the site has had more eyes on it than since the Arab Spring. But I'm not sure if the platform can get out from under its monetary issues
> This feature is seldom seen in most other languages let alone lingua francas.

Source? On it's face this doesn't sound plausible...
I think yahoo got the default firefox search spot for a couple of years a few years back. That my have just been in my region though.
The Best Gadgets of 2023
It's even neck in neck in titles where Nvidia paid the developers to trash the console optimized path (which would have been ported as an identical DX12 path), and write an entirely new, much slower, DX11 path.

Why?

Because Nvidia's DX12/Vulkan-style path in the driver is absolute trash, while their DX11/OGL4-era path is very well tuned. Nvidia's "advantage" is entirely software, the emperor wears no clothes.

With games that Nvidia's money couldn't cripple games, the 7900XTX, the card that both costs less and uses less watts, beats the 4090 in 1080p, 1440p, and 4k targets.
But parisians think that of the whole world, so it's not particulary meaningful.

If you're hurt by parisian attitude, you've failed the "I shouldn't give a fuck" test they're making you pass ;)
I think time 8:40 of that "Don't Talk to the Police" video is a closer fit to geoduck14's comment.

> It cannot help you. You can't talk your way out of getting arrested, and contrary to what you might suppose if you never studied the Rules of Evidence, what you tell the police - even if it's exculpatory - cannot be used to help you at trial, because it's what we call hearsay. Under the rules of evidence - specifically Rule 801(d)(2)(A), if you want to look it up - everything you tell the police, as the saying goes, can and will be used against you but it cannot be used for you.

Professor James Duane, the speaker, refers to Federal Rules of Evidence Rule 801. Definitions That Apply to This Article; Exclusions from Hearsay [1]. My layperson understanding of 801(c) and 801(d)(2)(A) is: if you are the defendant, what you told the police prior to a trial is not hearsay when during the trial the prosecution (of their own volition) tells the court your words as evidence but is hearsay when during the trial you ask the prosecution to tell the court your words as evidence.

You have a First Amendment right to record the police, whether you're involved in a police interaction or you're a bystander [2]. If the police make you stop recording, try to make you delete the recording, or try to forcefully stop/delete/damage the recording/device, you sue them after the interaction is completely over. But regardless, beyond pleading the 5th Amendment, do not talk to the police at all, especially but not exclusively outside of a trial. You talk to your defense attorney, and your attorney handles the talking with everyone else. You can ask your attorney to admit your recording as evidence.

[1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/fre/rule_801

[2] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/06/you-have-first-amendme...

Extra notes for personal reference. The first speaker in the "Don't Talk to the Police" video is Professor James Joseph Duane of the Regent University School of Law [E1]. The second speaker is Officer George Bruch of the Virginia Beach Police Department (time 26:51 of the video [E2]).

[E1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Duane_(professor)

[E2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE
yeah I should have qualified it with that. definitely it didn't start with covid. but I myself have noticed this kind of strange general coldness that is persisted since and I have noticed many comments on Hacker News about it too.
2D TLC wasn't quite decent, but 3D TLC is decent. I think some bad reputation about TLC is come from 2D TLC.
Must've copied the year from the cited HN post.

Geiss (1998; now on GitHub) and Smoke (2002)
https://www.geisswerks.com/

Smoke does 2D Navier-Stokes optionally as a wallpaper or a screensaver. There are current mobile apps that work as wallpapers.

ProjectM is an open source MilkDrop implementation, which supports input [audio] waveforms for music data visualization; IIRC it's already ported to WebGL but not yet WebGPU.

IDK how slow Navier-Stokes or Gross-Pitaevski would be in WASM with WebGL and or WebGPU
TLDR:

* Steam Deck OLED

* Meta Quest 3

* Apple Macbook Pro 16-Inch With M3 Max

* OnePlus Open

* Freewrite Alpha

* Anker Powerhouse 767 Portable Power Station

* Google Pixel Tablet

* Pixel Watch 2

* Apple iPhone 15

* Sony WF-100XM5

* Google Pixel 7a

* Sonos Era 300

* Anbernic GR35XX

* Teenage Engineering CM-15 and TP-7
No proof at all, just anecdotes from everyone I know and everyone I interact with online who doesn't work in high finance, medicine, or tech.

You seem awfully confident in the official data. What proof do you have?
Not sure I’m able to do that, but I can tell you about non-Muslim countries that are just as bad, and plenty of practicing Muslims that are progressive and totally cool with lgbt people.

That suggests to me the issue is more about authoritarian governments than it is the particular religion the authorization govt is tied to.
> Females have it much worse

The entire concept of "warm introductions" is harmful to women.

Because most VC partners, CEOs etc are men. And so you have this power imbalance where young, women founders feel like they are forced to build relationships with typically older men.

And like you said there are plenty of horror stories (my partner was one) where this power imbalance gets abused.