skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
iPhones are not expensive enough to signal you are rich, most people are able to buy one, the question is if it makes financial sense to do so.
Waymo generally seem to be extremely cautious: they have invested the most effort into the safety design of their systems and they don't shout very loudly for being the leader of the pack. I think this extends to their expansion as well: autonomous car companies are only one or two serious incidents away from severe backlash (see Cruise), and the more you operate the more likely it is that one occurs. Expanding slowly and dealing with each expansion of near-miss edge cases as you do so is a rational strategy in that case, even if you have already beaten human drivers.

(Also Google is bad at full commitment, and I don't know how much that extends to Alphabet, but they as a company seem pathologically incapable of putting even a majority of their weight behind anything, which is a significant source of failures for them)
A Gantt chart is a visual representation of a project schedule that shows tasks or activities over time. It is a widely used tool in project management to illustrate the start and finish dates of various elements of a project.
EU legislations look like a bad programmer who didn't think thoroughly the code.
So you use exclusively the Apple store, problem solves?
> voluntary

> the word "incel" is short for involuntary celibate

....
Because, it comes across entirely as entitlement... Why did these guys assume in the first place that they are entitled to sex?

It doesn't work that way because that always requires two consenting adults. That entitlement is indicative of there being a severe misunderstanding of that.

But it turns out that is not even their main issue. They feel disadvantaged and victimized in every way possible and it all turned into misogyny. But "women" are just the scapegoat, not the actual root of the issues they are having.

At the same time, women have to deal with certain problems and face some adversity that is quite unimaginable to men. Almost all women I have discussed this with have had at least one encounter where a man in their workplace tried to make "advances" unrelated to work, often even by abusing a position of power. If so many men cannot comprehend that this is unprofessional behavior and not the right time and place that is something that should probably be addressed first.
1-human tele-operating 10-robots seems like an obvious solution
Is any one working on this?

Certainly for most commercial/industrial/agriculture/hotels/mining settings (in fact, everything except a private apartment butler thingy..?)
Ask HN: How does a website and a search engine reconcile clicks?
This is something I've been wondering about, but I am struggling to find any info online because if you search for this all results are crap about SEO that I don't care about.

When a website pays a search engine to boost results to it's page for certain keywords, how does both the search engine and website reconcile these results in a way that they both trust each other?

My first thought would be that the search engine uses the referrer HTTP header, so that the website knows the traffic came from the search engine. But the website could just be lying about how much traffic they received from that referrer.

Likewise the search engine could just create fake traffic that they send to the website to make it look like it was real traffic, and then charge them for it.

So how do search engines and websites actually account for real traffic from the search engine to the website in a way that they mutually trust the results?
Sorry to upset you. It was not clear from your description that this was the process you were referring to. Others will read what you wrote and likely misunderstand as I did. (Which was my concern because I've seen the "mixture of idiots" architecture attempted since 2015. Even now... Its a common misconception and an argument every ml practitioner has at one point or another with a higher up.)

As for your ammendment, it is good to reduce compute when you can, and reduce up front effort for model creation when you can. Reusing models may be valid, but even in your ammended process you will still end up not reaching the peak performance of a single end to end model trained on the right data. Composite models are simply worse, even when transfer learning is done correctly.

As for the compute cost, if you train an end to end model and then minify it to the same size as the sum of your composite models it will have identical inference cost, but higher peak accuracy.

You could even do that with the "Shared Backbone" architecture, as youve described where two tailnetworks share a head network. It has been attempted thoroughly in the Deep Reinforcement Learning subdomain I am most familiar, and result in unnecessary performance loss. So it's not generally done anymore.
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> I find it fascinating that the telephone bureau was powerful enough to initiate such language change. Imagine happening this today.

A modern analogue might be to straighten out all the dual meanings and complicated grammar of modern English, in order for machine learning systems to more reliably parse spoken or written language.

The thought is terrifying.
The situation is farcical and feeling sad for Apple or Amazon shouldn’t happen. Consumers lost whatever the outcome.
We don’t need to be concerned until robots can figure out how to pack suitcases entirely on their own.
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I often wondered if Patrick uses unnecessarily convoluted sentences, or if he is simply careful about using the proper terminology, and my English is just not good enough to follow him like a native speaker would.
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The latter, Stripe charges a 2.9% + 30c fee in the US for example.
For some reason many languages use an irregular system for numbers. Well, reasons are historical.. things may have made more sense in (e.g.) Old Norse than modern Danish, for example.
Japanese though.. now that's regular. One, two, three, .. nine, ten, ten-one, ten-two,.. ten-eight, ten-nine, two-ten, two-ten-one.. and so on. And then 'hundred', and continue the same way. to-hundred-to-ten-five (225). The only stumble is when you pass 10000, as from then on the grouping is in tens of thousands, not in thousands. But with that the only issue there's only one struggle to master (for learners coming from a culture which groups in thousands).

Anecdotally, Japanese children learn to do arithmetic quicker than children from (e.g.) Sweden. But I've been unable to find real scientific confirmation of this.
Twitter and Reddit seem to be filled with bots and shills nowadays.

I think it is a consequence of actual users leaving for private groups (Discord, Telegram, Whatsapp) or small forums.

But ye surely LLMs are increasing the bot count.
The celibacy may be involuntary, but reacting to your situation with misogyny isn't.
From the article: "I wasn’t tech savvy at all back 20 years ago — they convinced me it was my fault,” she said, adding that the Post Office had "gaslit” her.

That is absolutely horrific.
So Amazon won (and consumers lost), where we could have had Apple win (and consumers lose).

There was little to cheer about whatever happened.
My theory: a logic-driven reading of the problem will not fully understand it, as incel has roots on emotions, and can hardly be understood if taken in logical terms (unless one has considerable insight).

Therefore, from this perspective, the attitude is to interpret those people as (in simplified terms) "people who don't get out".
And a full browser runnning in the terminal: https://github.com/chase/awrit
The flip side of "women don't owe you sex" is "men don't owe you good sex", or even safe sex for that matter. Many women are sexually unhappy, it's not nearly as easy for them as the typical 'incel' might assume. That's yet another reason why incels do not put any effort into becoming better romantic prospects, they have no idea that they're even supposed to! And dating apps do nothing to address this, either.
Hey,

I'm sure that using these sites was the thing for your research for all kinds of practical reasons, and you don't need to justify that :) My actual complaint was about the misleading title, which you did not address.

Note that the clickbait title actually hijacked your research; there's like three comments out of 240 here that are about your paper. So while it probably feels good to have received all this attention, it's just bogus engagement. I guess it's pretty meta for a paper about search result spam to do blackhat social media engagement optimization though.
I've consumed magic mushrooms about 5-6 times now, and I'm a huge fan. Always had a very nice experience which felt like it really helped me to become a better person. Problems suddenly don't appear so big, or rather, obvious solutions come to mind. And you really seem to understand your relationships to other people, what your role is, who you are, why you are the way you are etc.

You have to respect them, of course. Always took them at home in a calm, safe enviroment. Would never consume shrooms to go to a club etc. Never took them multiple times during a short time, always leave a couple of months between trips.

I've had one bad-ish experience - Felt a bit sad and still consumed them. The whole trip was then spent exploring this sad feeling and thinking about some trauma. During the trip it wasn't that comfortable, of course. But afterwards, I really felt like it helped me process these valid feelings. So in the end, it was still a net positive.

The interesting thing about shrooms to me is that I'm always aware that they're the reason I'm tripping. Yeah, the fibers on my couch seem to be alive and everything looks and feels weird, but I never lost my sense of reality. Even though you do heavily question reality. Alcohol is waaay worse in that regard(blackouts, wild behaviour etc.)

I don't know...I'm really a huge fan of them. Not surprised that Psychologists are looking into using them for therapy. I also think that shrooms made me even more open-minded than before and gave me some sort of calmness. I did have some out of body and very spiritual experiences, but they were always enjoyable and enriching.

Definitely shaped my world-view in a dramatic way.

YMMW, of course.
Check the prices on that, it can get exorbitant
> Yes, true, you can construct a machine on which any project you care to run is CPU bound.

You can also construct a machine on which any project you care to run is I/O bound. Which kind of makes your comment "kernel compile is not CPU bound" kind of pointless, no?

That being said, I just downloaded kernel source on my old laptop just to do a sanity check, and it's pinning all 4 of my cores to 100%, so I don't know that to tell you. Perhaps your beefy server (with, I assume, a powerful CPU) is not a typical scenario.
Ah, the days of farming glowing brightwood staff.
>will be constantly recording audio and video of the inside of our homes

Just install a Faraday cage around your house. Problem solved!

/s
Is it French (midi)?
bad-faith assumption (maybe even projection?)
> I expect if you asked it to correct its output in a followup message, it could do so without much difficulty.

I had a similar idea to the author and tried this many times, albeit with the free version of ChatGPT. After getting wrong results, I prompted it to correct them, even telling the model explicitly that a category is wrong or doesn't make sense. Nothing I did made a difference.

My two cents on why this doesn't work has to do with the fact that the answer should contain a discrete set of words given in the prompt, and importantly, they should not be duplicated. I suspect that these currents models are not very good at following the instruction "the token should appear in the answer exactly once"
Setting up a recovery key for an Apple ID is optional. You can still recover your Apple ID. Apple will ask for information that can identify you, like previous iPhone passwords etc. If you have hit your head to a wall and can’t remember literally anything afair you are asked to wait some <1 week amount of time before being able to access, to prevent account fraud. The process is so complex and evolving I’m probably wrong on many things, but the idea is: Apple ID isn’t a footgun for the user.

If you have recovery keys enabled, it’s a different story. Enabling screen clearly states that you can get locked out of your account without your recovery key. You can set up recovery accounts too, like those of your family members.
> Palantir

> ethics

wow
Also read Measurement, by the same author.
Sorry, it was free earlier. Removed this text from home page.
For my solution (https://github.com/dzaima/1brc, uses jdk.incubator.vector significantly), switching all array reads/writes to identical Unsafe ones results in the solution running ~100x slower, so there's certainly truth to Unsafe messing with optimization - I suppose it means that the VM must consider all live objects to potentially have mutated. (as for the sibling comment, indeed, lack of vpshufb among other things can be felt significantly while attempting to use jdk.incubator.vector)
Ok, but the argument is that people should have options, not that you should stop using the Apple store.
It's you who makes it harder for yourself.
If it lands on mobile phones, you can flash Linux distros on the phone (you'd lose proprietary drivers for proprietary hardware like cameras and fingerprint sensors, but it's better than nothing).
> Despot rulers with the willingness and ability to pre-pay for 18+ years of care, feeding, education, etc. for an uncertain long-term outcome: Very unlikely.

The Spartan Agoge existed - a group training program where boys entered at age 7, no thoughts were given towards keeping them particularly safe or well taken care of, and whose effect was to output ferocious warriors.

In the intervening years, we have developed this concept for other animals - we can grow massive amounts of chicken in a very small area, give them hormones to grow quickly, inject antibiotics to ward off germs on the short term, etc.

If the same were to be done to (cloned) humans, they can be brought up to age 7 level quite a bit faster, with the costs manageable. If we assume that no one cares if they can have a family, or even expects the to live past age 45, that dispenses with a lot of the care giving.

While I would like to believe that no-one would actually raise people the way we raise cows, I am not sure it is really that far fetched on a technical level. (concentration camps have existed, and even now many Uyghurs are placed in camps that seem decidedly inhumane)
> You mean: I've picked my system components in such a way that kernel compiles are not i/o bound.

Then in your original comment, you also mean "I've picked my system components in such a way that kernel compiles are not CPU bound".
My problem with self-checkout (in the Netherlands) is not the interface or the system itself. I can navigate that. But then when I've finished checking out and bagging everything myself, the guy from the store came to do the whole thing again!

I just stood there in utter disbelief as they rummaged through my neatly packed bag to mess everything up, scan only a handful of items, and then present me a bill that's several euros lower than it was before they started re-scanning stuff (e.g. they missed items).

What is the point of self checkout if you are not going to trust that your customers scan everything?

Conversely, I've been self-checking in Japan for years, and they've never checked the contents of my bag.
Does the NPR episode go into more allegations than them accepting payment for fasttracking new records? I read the vox article, and it seems to stop after mentioning the income they get from marketing and inventing new more niche records. AFAIK, the actual records they track are still well-defined and updated when new facts come to light.
Such things were also my start into programming (after finding and reading the GWBASIC manual twice). Later followed by Turbo Pascal, Visual Basic and much later by many other languages.

I've been wondering recently what the equivalent for today's kids would be (my children aren't that old yet, but the day will likely come). In terms of ubiquity and being able to immediately start, JavaScript would come close, but it's orders of magnitude more complex in my eyes. Perhaps things like Scratch or SmallBasic for trying out things on their own. But these days we also have ubiquitous documentation, tutorials and other things on the web, so basically everything is a lot more approachable than decades ago ...
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39024148
Of course content farms rank highly on Google, they're filled with Google ads, so why would Google demote what makes money?
Pumped hydro is the only real gravity storage solution
tl;dr: orders of magnitude difference in storage density by using a dirt cheap, high density, easily pumped medium (water) that finds its level automatically and uses existing geographical features to create big height differences.

Thoughts?
Yes Apple is obviously engaging in rent seeking behavior to profit off developers. But do they deserve to do so?

First they invented the smart phone and App Store. That gives them a right to rent seeking by most people’s standards for a particular period of time. It’s why we have patents. Perhaps you think 16 years is a long time but then Mickey Mouse’s patent expired recently.

Second they managed to stave off competition and still maintain a large market share. Smartphones had a large number of companies get into this business, including all of big tech at one point (remember fire phone?) and yet Apple has not barely managed to survive, instead it dominated. That has to count for something. The real problem is this society instinctively sides for the little guy and against the big guy. Sometimes that makes sense, but just like you wouldn’t try to change the rules to reduce the amount Roger Federer earns, there’s no sense in trying to hobble a winning dominant company like Apple. Even as a developer (who’s never worked for Apple), I think developers should just deal with it even if it sucks because I prefer a society where winners get to win. If your product is good enough, you can make users work to pay you and still be a market leader (think Netflix or Kindle store, both of which I buy from my browser).
I don't think people change that fast. The main difference is that being anti-war seems to have come to be associated with a social cost, I think.
This is exactly why those status pages are almost always a lie. Either they need to be fully automated without some middle manager hemming and hawing, or they shouldn’t be there at all. From a customer’s perspective, I’ve been burned so many times on those status pages that I ignore them completely. I just assume they’re a lie. So I’ll contact support straight away - the very thing these status pages were intended to mitigate.
Amazon has almost no natural stone, so all buildings will be constructed from perishable materials and, if abandoned, swiftly reduced to nothing by nature.

We only know the full extent of Mayan civilization because we found the ruined cities of stone in the middle of the jungle. The old Amazonians weren't able to build anything similar, because they lacked stone.

Amazonian civilizations might have disappeared entirely. Interestingly, there is a very ancient voyage record by a certain Francisco Orellana (to be precise: his companion Carvajal), who describes the Amazon as densely settled by organized kingdoms (e.g. having uniformed soldiers). His record was considered fanciful, because "well everyone knows that Amazon is one big rainforest", but it is being reevaluated as accurate.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaspar_de_Carvajal#The_Relaci%...
Arcade is for games only. Also, any discontinued games on Arcade immediately stop working on any device where you have downloaded them. Apps from the regular App Store stay functional, even when discontinued. If you thought you couldn't have less ownership than with the stuff from the App Store, Arcade shows you how. You're merely a tenant, and even if you keep paying the rent, stuff just disappears.
The vin is a unique key in a database which contrails the data. Sure you can forge the vin, just like you can today, but that can be discovered and comes with a ton of risk
I haven't done any defending, but I reject the idea that it's a ridiculous idea to do so. I choose (almost always) to defend people on the basis of whether they are right or wrong (by some measure), emphatically not due to some expectation of return on investment because they 'care about me'. Also, no one is defending Apple because they think 'the trillion dollar company needs defending' -- they're doing it, presumably, because they just so happen to have an opinion on the matter that aligns with Apple's.
If you are just looking for an editor to cut and merge videos, I can recommend LosslessCut: https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut
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I sympathize and empathize with incels. Many of my friends have dating struggles, they're all great guys. The reason I don't is because I'm willing to get 1000s of rejections, no matter how painful they are, I don't give a damn. I will learn from each rejection and get better, until I figure out how to attract the woman of my dreams.

Anyway, that was my mindset a decade ago and since then didn't have had any issues. Recently was on the dating market again and the first month I spent 80 hours into going up and talking to women and only got one date. ONE DATE! :')

I was rusty for sure.

Fast forward 2 months and I'm on Tinder, 5 matches per month.

Fast forward another 3 months, and now I'm having 150 matches per month (by thinking like a hacker, ever reverse engineered a binary or played hackthebox? Good! Use that mindset, reverse anything you can get your hands on, make Tinder a white box app - also, stay legal).

Fast forward another 2 months and I was having sex with a different woman once per week. I realized I didn't like it, I'm too much of a romantic. At one date, I met an amazingly cool and beautiful person and we really liked each other and we've been together for about a year now.

It's all skill training. And this was my second skill training loop (first time between 16 and 20). It still took 8 months and in the first months I was still laughably bad again (80 hours just to get one date, omg :') It cracked me up then and it cracks me up now).

It's funny how people think this is attached to your personality and stuff, it really isn't. The skill in dating is going up to people and being able to present yourself well. I was horrible at both. It takes a while to fix (and to refix after 5 years of a long-term relationship) when you're like me.
> you've just described a lease.

Or the purchase of a German car.
have you tested kdenlive recently? it used to get a lot of flack back when but over the last year it has improved and lots and lots of bug fixes
No support for DNSCrypt nor Anonymized DNS :(