skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And it’s just one of the very necessary parts.

That remains to be seen. You wouldn't say a human lacked human-level intelligence just because they had only read every book in The Pile, rather than every book in the Library of Congress.
Ask HN: Do you trust SaaS software made by China teams?
Just stating a fact that I observed - teams that are based in China cannot easily get people's trust, especially when they are selling to large enterprises who care about data security and compliance. Is the country the team is based in part of how you make the decision? If so how can a company prove theirselves to gain your trust.
Would love to learn more. Guess: Is the “different position” that consistency can be achieved when a fault occurs by having the longest chain, instead of a leader/voting mechanism?
It was hard to find but that's how US dug the Panama: In the end, 350 white workers had died compared to 4,500 black workers.
jawns wrote of Catholicism, bsdpufferfish and throw__away7391 wrote of Christianity. The latter, broader, category is the majority of the population across the USA.

The enormous power exists in the voters within the USA, because it's a democracy filled with many who hold religious views, despite the theoretical separation of church and state.

"In God We Trust" on the money is a superficial symptom of that.
X.com users already have CC in. this could be extremely powerful.
Obamacare works as designed
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Just like your not supposed to puff your cheeks when playing an instrument, but that never stopped Dizzy Gillespie. More of a suggestion than a rule
Seriously, this is a completely different use-case than Airdrop
If price is your main concern here, recommending switching to Apple seems completely unhinged. Don't get me wrong, Apple has a lot of advantages, but price is absolutely not one of them.
Which of the steps that I described required advanced technical knowledge?

Edit: Ah maybe you thought setting up the server is an additional step. It is not. Share via HTTP is the server. It runs directly on your phone. The URL points directly to your device.
Ah ha, that explains it. Thanks.

Even on Digital Ocean, that would be $50 for the 500 GB of block storage, another $20 for keeping a backup, and ~$6 for the actual droplet for hosting. And then some extra bandwidth costs, if people try to bulk-download. Adds up.
Ha! Great pull.
It is an urban legend but it lets them claim to be the good guy because they contributed XX dollars to some worthy cause when it wasn't ever their money. Even if they decide to match some small amount from their profits, it's disingenuous to expect that match when they could just make that donation directly and do the right thing. They're going to make that donation either way because they cap the total amount they're contributing in most cases. I gave up trying to meet social expectations when the tipping and rounding up got so out of control. I still don't understand why there is an expectation of a tip for somebody who's handing a bag over the counter that they didn't nothing to prepare or even provide service since I'm not sitting at a table and expecting drink refills and everything else that I'm happy to tip for.

I get that they're underpaid but if I'm already paying more than a reasonable price for the product, I shouldn't have to pay yet again to subsidize the company who provided the product by supplementing their workers salaries just to allow them tomake a fair wage.
True, but you don't need to get them to write C (or similar) in order for them to get to that point later on, once they can write basic stuff.
In that regard, D is excellent because it does allow you to write code without the GC once you've mastered the basics, so it may be a (very) advanced part of a course to optimize some algorithm by manually managing memory, and seeing how much difference it makes.
Disney's "Holotile" Just Brought Us Closer to a HoloDeck
I always appreciated Metanet’s collision detection and response tutorial (2011) for its practicality and thoroughness.

http://www.metanetsoftware.com/technique/tutorialA.html
There are entire continents without much in land so unproductive that no-one bothers taking ownership.
> If I remembered correctly they used a space hardened Power cpu

If you're remembering correctly, then I'm misremembering in that this has essentially a Snapdragon chip and not a rad hardened CPU at all
One of the big problems with things like this is in combination with phishing and "password less" magic link logins:

1) Send spoofed email to person for some activity (security, or just a notification)

2) User opens phishing link

3) User needs to 'login' using a temporary login code.

4) Phishing site underwater logs in as the user

5) User receives number

6) User does not click login, but copies the temporary login token to the other site

7) pwnage
> don't have the same gaia or dblck cookie ids

Google is incentivized to do “privacy theatre” and make sure your incognito session doesn’t show up as related to you even if the back-end systems have a clear association.

I don’t know the facts of Google’s systems either way, but I do know that absence of a visible join is not conclusive evidence that there is none.
Build your own CFexpress card
According to Wikipedia it was Darwin’s second child (eldest daughter). I believe that is who you are referring to.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Darwin
This is so wild. I'm not even a video game guy, but this gets me
you can buy pcie extensions easily on amazon.
Curious if you have a resource to read that shows this?
Brutalism and communism are what happens when people pretend that human nature doesn’t exist.
When I don't need to copy files even when navigating in a single panel (and just ignoring content of the second one) still have advantages.

- I get a free ls when I navigate directory structure, and with the keyboard shortcuts I can move much faster.

- If the panel is ordered by time the moment I open the folder I see most recent files (in some cases I only care about recent files when opening a folder). If ordered by size you see your biggest files first, etc. And all of this is stateful, you don't need to run a command to identify biggest/latest file, do something with it and then go back to check what as the second biggest/latest file.

- it is easier to check content of the file or an archive

- two panels also work seamlessly with ssh/ftp/archives/etc. You don't need to remember separate commands to copy files from other sources, you will use exactly same pattern for navigating and copying files.

I also understand that people who mastered shell don't see this as a big advantage. But it really helps when jumping between mac/nix/windows.
At first, I thought you were alluding to Bluetooth file sharing, which Apple doesn’t support.
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No though I know people have literally just used stuff like PAM in the past. Mine was a purpose made mold release agent that I picked up off McMaster Carr. They sell a lot of different ones

The polypropylene I’ve used does not have fiberglass added. Though there are a LOT of options for thermoplastics, both ready made and custom mixed/compounded. You really learn to just go straight to the data sheet when thermoplastic shopping because that has all the relevant info you need
I disagree on that, humans are humans and they make mistakes. When all the cars are automated, we could do that, otherwise it's just dangerous.
It's the same difficulty. They used techy terms because we know that's what's happening, but your mom doesn't need to know those terms or anything like that.
To be fair it’s great at connecting to every device within 100 meters other than the one in your hand.
I have been using Resilio Sync between my Mac, Synology and an android e-ink tablet. Everything was working fine when I set it up, then a few months later when I wanted to transfer something I discovered that Resilio Sync on the Android e-ink tablet had forgotten about the shared folder. Trying to set it up again is a pain. I would prefer AirDrop over Resilio Sync any day of the week.

Resilio Sync is also incredibly slow when the two devices are not connected to the same network. Like kb/s slow.
Seems my 2010 T410 is my favorite laptop overall for a reason, then.

Hint: Keyboard, especially. As well as the newish 4TB SSD
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The answer is "it depends". Distribution is not a hard requirement for copyright violation. It can significantly impact monetary judgements.

That said, there is also an inherent right to copy material that is published online in certain circumstances. Indeed, the physical act of displaying an image in a browser involves making copies of that image in cache, memory, etc.
It seems to me like "fuzzing" has a different meaning in web application penetration testing. Here, "fuzzer" is a term for tools that just generate different request using wordlists, without adding any mutations. For example, the two popular tools ffuf [1] and wfuzz [2] also call themselves fuzzers.

I see how reusing a term for a different concept is bothersome, but I feel like "fuzzer" is the term that people learning about bug bounty hunting are familiar with.

[1] https://github.com/ffuf/ffuf

[2] https://wfuzz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
I wouldn't call hazard pointers garbage collection.

Also, I don't think that's necessarily as critical as you suggest. I've been working with performance-critical software for many years and never saw a strong need for general-purpose concurrent reclamation techniques.
I don't necessarily mistrust Chinese SaaS products, though I find Chinese products to follow a design paradigm that is outdated from a UI/UX perspective.

Also, in general, Chinese products tend to be slow which is understandable if the servers are located in China.
However we might be willing to drive a lot more agressively if we know we can get a mechanic out to a stuck rover. Similarly, cheaper delivery might make a large number of smaller more disposable vehicles more appealing for many missions, just like what happened to satellites in the last decade.
The US and UK are pretty much the only countries which have the hardware to carry out interceptions and attacks. France is probably the only other country that has significant capability to project power in that region.
I don't know if that place exists like near any road they should cross safely, otherwise you just need to live where there is no car
What's stupid, that there are many more unattractive people in advertisements today that ten years ago? You may disagree if you want but I don't see how that observation is "stupid". No idea what incel vibes means...
The slimme lezer is powered by the p1 port
I go with whatever side has the evidence.

If someone says George H W Bush assassinated JFK, and yells that I am stupid when I ask for evidence, while the other guy says it was Oswald and offers me thousands of pages of proof, I will say it was Lee H Oswald (after briefly checking the evidence.)

If someone says Lee H Oswald assassinated JFK, and yells that I am stupid when I ask for evidence, while the other guy says it was George H W Bush and offers me thousands of pages of proof, I will say it was George H W Bush (after briefly checking the evidence.)

There are no stupid questions, but there are billions of stupid people who do not ask questions about "settled" topics.

Even worse, there are billions of people who judge others without trying to understand their point of view.

I'm willing to listen to any argument, assuming I have time.
Yes, it did. I like the sentiment but I wonder how much conflict of interest would undermine this idea. Imagine how many companies are involved in developing space grade one-off hardware! Also, why would a highly bureaucratic structure undercut the amount of money that they themselves are asking for (and receiving) out of a budget? Savings are not aligned with the interest of such structure. Its not that for the amount you have saved you can allocate rest of the funds for something else (usually this is how it works with publicly funded projects AFAIK)
Interesting note about this: the speed of sound on Mars is only ~70% of that on Earth, due to less atmospheric density. Might change your Mach numbers!
The problem with the Boehm GC has always been that it's conservative.

If it was something built into the language then you could do much better, but then that language wouldn't be C++.
A well written fable, but its moral would not be equitable in the world of today. It's inevitable that access to "defeating the dragon" would be available to only the most affluent in society, whom have also led the most comfortable lives. There is no fairness in allowing these people to enjoy extended or indefinite lifespans whilst countless others suffer inhumane conditions only to die early.
Reminds me of Pushbullet back in the day
It would be more interesting to list non-campus universities. Also compare with another Buckinghamshire institution The Open University.
> otoliths in temperate fish species are generally one of the most consistent and reliable aging methods

Ha ha ha haaaa!!

Sorry, but that claim was hilarious. I had the (lets call it) "pleasure" to read otoliths in the past, and consistent and reliable is not how I would describe it. Not even close. For most species it just happens that nobody validated the system first. This means that everybody extrapolates, but nobody really knows how many rings are formed each year. But "oh, that fish lived for 800 years"... highly publishable
Thank you for your insight! I was planning on checking out triton too once I got a baseline understanding of gpu programming in general. The problem you described is right in the realm of problems that I am interested in working on. I’m really looking to work on finding efficiency in distributed training and inference.
I just heard a good podcast on this last night by Ezra Klein (NY Times) with guest C.T Nguyen.

Even the utterly nonsense can become a way to simplify the world and hold it all in your head, like a videogame. The attraction comes not from the plausibility of it but rather, the simplicity after a few challenging obstacles of understanding.

IE: flat earth become a rather easy way to simplify global politics and ruling classes. It's not obviously absurd, as there's a few steps in reaching this "enlightenment"
I usually go to defcon, but i have a love/hate relationship with it. Might take the year off.
Also a vast amount of commercial real estate is money laundering.
Couldn't you just host all of these files on Github under the pretense of readme files? Would they throw a fit at this?
It probably depends what was in the file other than just specifications. In any case, probably not worth fighting about.
The virtualization stuff and extreme energy efficiency are reason enough for Apple to get back into servers. There’s also the rack mount Mac Pro. The thing is, many server use cases would benefit from remove a lot of macOS end-user user-space fluff. Apple would want to reintroduce something like standalone Darwin images but with the Apple virtualization framework added back in. I don’t think Apple will do any of this soon, but a business deploying thousands of Macs may want Mac servers.
Interesting case but ingesting alcohol can only improve a defense when you start out with alcohol on board. Otherwise it will worsen it.
Repost of https://www.quantamagazine.org/cryptographers-devise-an-appr...
The amount of effort to make inequality a fight between a white collar worker making 100,000 and a blue collar working making 30-40,000 and not about a CEO making 10Million or an investor making 100 million is clear and insidious.
Settlers: The Mythology of the White Proletariat
How to make (almost) anything:
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The term "conspiracy theory" is stopthink. The government only has to use the label in order to discredit a claim of wrong-doing.

I think that this comes down to worldview. Many people need to believe that their government is by and large completely ethical. But governments often behave in ways that are strategic and explicitly not ethical. This goes for your favorite government also.

One experiment a "normal" non "conspiracy-theorist" can do is to think back as far as you like into the history of your own government. Go as far back as you need. At some point you will run into an acknowledged historical event where your government did something rather heinous and possibly quite deceptive.

Then run forward in your knowledge of history of your government and you will find at least a few other acts that were reprehensible.

The interesting thing is that for most people, there is a magical cut-off date a few decades back where suddenly any such supposedly historical heinous act becomes an "insane conspiracy theory".

Another big issue is that people will use the same term to describe absolute utter nonsense as they do to refer to real events or activities that they don't want to admit their government was involved with.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thought-terminating_clich%C3%A...

https://history.howstuffworks.com/history-vs-myth/11-unbelie...
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Well maybe they could start doing bigger and better missions, if they can reliably pull it off.
Is it possible to buy a "disconnected" car these days? People for decades survived loads of daily driving without snooping from manufacturers call centers.
Thanks for posting — I’ve been wanting an outside perspective on Graeber since I read and loved the Dawn of Everything.
No, you've infected the rest of us as well. Congrats!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA40QqNn-1U&t=3s
What about police officer at traffic stop? Or judge or prosecutor prosecuting you? Aren't those also pretty personalized services? Why are they different?
> idea that lower status people are inherently shifty and lazy, while higher status people are inherently more virtuous

It's not about that. But also statistically on average that idea is accurate in this case at least. The qualifications and self-discipline required to become a pilot are significantly higher than for a driver. Your also surrounded by many other people all the time so it's much harder to not get noticed. Also AFAIK random testing for alcohol is certainly a thing for pilots.

> that employers can’t put the same pressures on pilots

One might argue that they would more or less end up doing the same on their own. The cost/risk ratio is extremely different compared to truck drivers. Also costs of having extra pilots/allowing them to work less are not that significant relative to road transportation.
i miss the all-powerful USA I did grew up with. the reagan era. the movies where we had masculine huge bad-ass stars. i want that USA back. rambo, schwarzie, predator, and all the great shows we had in the 80s : miami vice, k2000, all that stuff.

i want movies with big bad-ass ass-kicking stars. all powerful usa looking far ahead at the horizon.
Graeber has always been terrible, 'Debt' was not brilliant. It was a bit of cherypicked history with overdone imterpretation added, while ignoring lots of other history. His true passion seems to be to scream 'all economists ever in historywhere horrible shills of capitalism'. But what the book proves instead is that he hasn't read much economic history or history of economic thoght.

He goes on and on about how great antroplogy is, and doesnt want to hear that 'political economists' had talked about these ideas long before antropology was even a profession.

When people told him and suggested some books, he just insulted them. His books are that, cherry picked bad histroy with lots of liberal interpretation and opinion.
I think it is a reference to "Red Notice 2"
I'd rather visit sunny Magnitogorsk: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fn...

(Actually I'd rather visit Kyiv but I've heard that now's not a good time.)
That stuff is definitely interesting! I’m thinking more about getting involved in things like PyTorch DDP and the internal equivalents I’m sure many companies massive scale companies are developing. Perhaps ML infrastructure is not exactly the right term for that…
How does this track with bioaccumulation of plastics and mercury and other pollutants over such a long life?
Mine does! https://github.com/spieglt/flyingcarpet
Yes it's so good.

An amazing way to give a new perspective on life and death as we know it _today_ imho.

Strong emphasis on _today_ because life expectancy, healthy life expectancy and death are already really different from some time ago.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy
Strong Sad taught me that word back in 2003: https://homestarrunner.com/sbemails/58-dragon
weird, the linked video from the article is their original design, but then the auto-play after it takes the viewer to the "v2" they repeatedly reference in the first video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M28Pbrm7wzE
MDL had UNWIND in 1977 and Maclisp added UNWIND-PROTECT in 1978. I'll guess that Lisp Machine Lisp then got it, too. Common Lisp emerged 1981 onwards, largely based on the latter.

In the Lisp Machine OS there is a concept called RESOURCE for manual memory management. For example the CHAOS network stack has to deal with network packets. There is a macro USING-RESOURCE, which allocates/gets an object and on exit frees it. The macro expands into a form using also UNWIND-PROTECT to ensure freeing a resource on non-local exit. I would think that this is from around 1980, for the MIT CADR machine.
Yes! But when will the church have the courage to point this out? Fact based judgement is righteous.
I put almost nothing in the cloud. So for me it's an easy way to transfer files between devices. I'm often moving files between two Macs.

When I go on a vacation with friends, they want a bunch of photos and videos that I took. So I can easily just airdrop them to my friends.
> When too many nodes fail or are unreachable

Don’t forget the nasty bit about partitions: if I think nodes 1-5 are reachable and the rest are unreachable, I can’t assume that the rest of the nodes are down or idle — some other client may think that nodes 1-5 are unreachable but nodes 6-15 are reachable.
At least in the netherlands and belgium, the meter is from the utility company, but comes with a public serial port (the so called P1 port) to read the data for smart home purposes.
Show HN: Puffin – an open-source NLP-powered Discord bot
I'm not a super experienced programmer or a deep learning wizard, but I've been wanting to make something like this for a long time. Puffin is a Discord bot that uses NLP and zero-shot learning as well as Google's Toxicity API to flag unsavory messages in servers. Each message is analyzed for sentiment, emotion, and custom zero-shot labels that moderators can provide. If scores for certain emotions are too high, the labels are true, or the message seems to be very toxic, the message is added to a moderation queue hosted in MongoDB. Moderators can view and delete this queue at their will, while not having the bot actually delete anything that shouldn't be deleted. The bot is currently hosted on a Raspberry Pi 5, is written in discord.py, and uses the Hugging Face pipeline.

In general, from what I've seen, most auto-moderation solutions that use NLP are either paywalled or non-transparent, and I'm hoping to change that a little bit with this bot. Are there any things that I should change? Are there any features that I should add?
What I really don't understand about these two is that they get to set the rate very often. They are independent and thus should be able to set rate where they do not need tips. It is like being consultant setting hourly rate and then expect still getting some extra...
On the one hand, you're not trying to make people lesser...

On the other hand, it's interesting we do this over and over again (pejoration). Innocent words associated with disadvantaged groups start to become derogatory, are mostly abandoned from polite use to describe people in that group, but then become okay to cast around casually in other contexts.
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