skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I also think the space of products that involve training per-customer models is quite large, much larger than might be naively assumed given what is currently out there.

It may be true that inference is 100x larger than training in terms of raw compute. But I think it very well could be that inference is only 10x larger, or same-sized.

And besides, you can look at it in terms of sheer inputs and outputs. The size of data yet to be trained on is absolutely enormous. Photos and video, multimedia. Absolutely enormous. Hell, we need giant stacks of H100's for text. Text! The most compact possible format!
So millions of people commuting by train suffer because of selfish drivers who keep killing people?
you can buy a used MacBook, a Novation Launchkey Mini MK3, and a USB cable to connect them together. You can then install Reaper and map the MIDI keys to a scale, any scale, or a chord

When you put it that way, buying an Omnichord sounds a lot more straight forward.

One does not simply buy a used MacBook. Or install Reaper. Let alone map Midi controllers.

And that’s without waiting for updates, registering on websites, and installing the right OS.
> DMA is not pro-consumer.

> It’s anti-big-business.

why? it may be that american big businesses are too big that they have to be neutered but that has to be done.

why is apple trying to reinvent the wheel?

isn't play store model almost good enough? like google will enable me to set f-droid as my default store and will let me auto update apps. that is good enough to satisfy the letter and spirit of the EU DMA Act so their notarization and all other shenanigans about security and integrity of the platform and all that are bs.

secondly, if lets say f-droid wants to set up a repo, why should they have to submit credit reporting, they are practically more trustworthy than facebook or google or even apple when it comes to running an app store and they have a glorious history to back that claim up.

again, the CTF seems to be aimed at paid apps or am i wrong? would f-droid have to pay apple the privilege to self hosting and distributing free apps?
I’m right there with you. After my Pebble, I tried tons of watches and settled on a garmin forerunner. It is pretty good and I do enjoy the larger screen. But there are still days when I wish I could get the battery replaced in my Pebble and switch back to it.

I have been hoping that fossil (whose watch I didn’t pick originally because I found the interface sluggish, text hard to read, and light difficult to trigger) would release an updated model that would be my next watch. Pretty bummed to see this news.
> Guess I'll die....

Or become a super-hero [0]

PTSD+PTG is like those comic-book character creation myths. Most
people exposed to nuclear reactor core radiation or toxic chemicals,
just die. Some transmute into Radioactive Man and get X-Ray vision.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-traumatic_growth
New device aims to induce lucid dreams on-demand
You could identify that as not a valid tag in a single pass and know that you should escape the < and > on it.

For the implementation all the real HTML tags should be generated by the formatter and not originate from the original input. When formarring the valid tags get deleted from the input and everything else is properly HTML escaped.

As a primitive example imagine that the only HTML tags the formatter is able to output is <b> and </b> tags alongside HTML escaped text. That means it will be impossible for a script tag to ever be outputed by the formatter.
Also, I bet running urbandictionary.com is an absolute moderation nightmare. Imagine that, and now it's in thousands of languages. I wish the authors the best of luck.
They aren’t in anyway exclusively Russian for the record but the Russians might be one of the last to still be using them in practice though.

Not because it doesn’t work but because it requires the end user to have access to specialist equipment which is quite unusual and hard to explain away and there are other ways to do the same thing that don’t have the same limitations.

But just to be clear for anyone not familiar with this, what you’re hearing is the a message that was encoded using a one time pad and the reason it’s delivered in this quirky format is that it has certain properties that are ideal for clandestine work in dangerous areas where you need to pass a message over an open channel but you need to make sure that if anyone intercepts the message there is no information in there that will give any clues to the contents of the message or the intended recipient (I.e this second property is why encrypted email for example isn’t a suitable replacement).

Beyond that there isn’t really anything that special about it. They are the two properties it provides and that’s the message it’s delivering.

By way of a final example another famous one might be taking an ad in the classifieds section of a newspaper back in the day.

The end user knows where to look and what message they are looking for but nobody beyond the sender and the recipient know that the ad is even a message with another meaning to begin with, unlike the numbers station example however, that wouldn’t be appropriate for sending key material or an OTP encoded message (it needs to be random data) or anything beyond a very simple and low bandwidth message (I.e the operation is ready to start).
I'm curious, what made you decide to use final classes and private properties in your Client class? I'd recommend taking a look at https://ocramius.github.io/blog/when-to-declare-classes-fina... if you haven't seen it before.
I know of at least one unaffiliated urban dictionary site using the term, but it's translated so maybe it doesn't count.
He says exactly the same. There were in the past, but not today. He says the same thing for Israel - switched from secular to biblical and thus unable to compromise.
Doesn't the power wall include an inverter that allows for hot switching between battery and main line supply? That would explain a large part of the price disrepancy.
Not CORS origin check (that does not apply to links), but hand made origin check from chess.com developers.
Except it is toxic; you can't redefine the behavior because of someone's affliction no matter how unfortunate that may be. If you have Tourette's with coprolalia, you can't go around the office yelling "cunt" at the top of your lungs and expect everyone is okay with it, or that you deserve an accommodation.
Restic (rclone)+ B2 + Systemd Has solved backups for my system. Mainly the home sir of my Linux desktop. Never looked at anything else.
Somehow they've managed to look even more inept and morally bankrupt after this.
I bought an iPad and an Apple Pencil for drawing.

If I could have bought the same hardware with the same functionality, but not Apple, I absolutely would have. It's not because I hate Apple products (I happily use Macintoshes), but because the system is too closed.

I overwhelmingly prefer Android, Microsoft, and macOS to iPadOS -- primarily because I can get a browser I like on them, but not on my iPad. If I didn't use it for drawing, I would sell it.
That was ATI execs emailing Nvidia

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-amd-ati-graphics,63...
personal anecdote: back when i was a teenager in the mid 00s, being bisexual was suddenly the "in thing" amongst the emo/scene/whatever crowd and i wouldn't have been able to count how many of my peers were suddenly claiming to have always been bi seemingly overnight. of course almost none of them had any sexual/romantic contact with the same sex whatsoever and they mostly were back to identifying as straight within a few years.

kinda sucked for me at the time as i actually am bisexual and nobody took me seriously lol.
Sure. I have had hydronic heating in several houses. You don't even need storage. Soler thermal is common throughout the world.

But on a price basis, you can get a 5kw battery for 2k. Good luck running water plumbing and radiators throughout your house for 20k
Not that often. They're more likely to be c#/java/native places. But there's no barrier really: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mssql
Interesting to see how much of it is basically the Photoshop clone tool. I bet these are going to be harder to catch in the future, as fraudsters start using AI infilling instead. Or clone tool plus img2img.
Don’t you have a computer in your lab? Also I actually think the 2 column format works well on phone bc you can zoom in to fit the column to the screen
see also: conway's law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
Coincidence. Mine has used generic toner for nearly 2 decades.
Yep, IR lasers are much safer. You also have a bit of safety net because the eye won't try to automatically focus on a beam, resulting in a nice hole in your fovea.

That being said, it's also great to see the beam's location, so one possible solution is to mix in low-power red/green laser into your cutting beam. It can be as simple as gluing a strand from a fiber optic cable next to the main cutting head.
You are describing the android situation.

There is almost no incentive for devs to test non blink based browsers when targeting android. But that's the space where firefox lives, it's actually pretty good, there's extremely fewnpages that don't work in it (disclaimer: I'm not opening figma on my phone) and I'm glad to have it.

I sure wish firefox could get better marketshare and bring real competition, but if my choice was "Safari only" or "Chrome dominating, with other browsers on the side", I'd choose again and again the second proposition.
Charitably, your profile indicates you have been 'subscribed' (or what ever they call it) here for 10 years. During that time you've posted reasonably often and received a varying amount of engagement.

> Thanks. I have, or had, no idea, not even zero, why my comment was flagged.

In that time I would expect it to become clear that anyone, at any time, has a fixed set of options when responding to a post:

1) Ignoring it.

2) Voting on it "up" or "down"

3) Flagging it (which generally brings it to the attention of moderation)

4) Commenting on it.

(note that 2, 3, and 4 are not mutually exclusive, you can flag, downvote, and comment all one the one thing).

Generally the reason for down voting or flagging is how your comment was 'heard' by the person reading it. Some folks down vote when they disagree, some when they feel it doesn't add anything to the conversation, sometimes because they feel it disparages or insults something they value. There an innumerable number of ways people can feel when they read something.
I think I would have preferred .intra (Unless it's already used somehow ?).

Just 5 letters is less annoying to type repeatedly than .internal, while still conveying the overall purpose relatively well.

It might just be my laziness talking though.
uh,,, dude you are wrongly calculating taxes. income tax is never a flat 30% or whatever. it is always staggered. marginally this looks to me the WORST or maximum rate that can be paid and not the lowest.

dublin rates dont make sense, are people doing double jobs to sustain life?
Googling: “ weight of airpods max” shows a value of 13.6 oz. Were you thinking about AirPods Pro?

I recall that reviewers said with the two strap solution the weight is a bit more evenly distributed and “feels” less heavy.
"Most" does not mean "all".
When browsing my native language, I found that many of the words were in fact not untranslatable or urban in any way, but rather common words like "computer" that have been formed from roots different than english.
Could it be hiding data in the noise?
They are living in some very tiny house. Housing is the highest expenditure present.

I calculated the rates for 111 square meters.
Indeed, after my final Pebble died I moved to Fitbit because their Versa line gave me a similar experience, although I miss the eink, then Google picked them up and proceeded to trash it.

They should have leaned in to it and made the Versa the equivalent Pixel Watch "a" series. Instead we have nothing good left.
Sounds like a lot of companies. I got hit by an SUV a few months ago while I was riding my bike and the driver's insurance company said that "they weren't sure he was insured". And then, the day after I filed the police report, all of a sudden they were in a hurry to settle.
Stowaway on Los Angeles-Bound Flight from Denmark Found Guilty
Tor Alva – The White Tower
Long live Tony the Pony.
Query Cloud and SaaS APIs with SQL
The Amazfit BIP does all that and can be hacked. The bip2 is much faster and can't be hacked. Both can have GPS and I ran mine for many weeks at a time with notifications, sleep tracking, pedometer, weather, etc.
Inventor of the .webp (->AVIF) actively tries to defend himself on social media
I mean, it costs much more to expand and maintain access for them, why shouldn't they pay more?
Regardless of how much review is used, Apple will still be gating what entitlements can be used by third-party apps. They already do this for dev-signed apps - i.e. you can't provision apps that ask for things like, say, task_for_pid-allow[0]. There's actually a whole host of entitlements that you either can't get as a third-party developer, or have to ask for special permission[1] for, or are only available to paid Apple Developer Program members.

Whether or not this hampers your use of private APIs depends on whether or not the API requires a private entitlement in order to work. There's a lot of stuff that doesn't - notably, all of IOKit is there just sitting in the public Frameworks directory, but you won't pass App Review if you touch any of it, because that's still considered private API surface. If you want to touch private APIs that are gated behind a private entitlement, you're not getting them. Remember: most of iOS's security comes from sandboxing, not human review. In fact, there's been a lot of scams on iOS that App Review has failed to catch. So Apple is never, not in a million years, going to give an official way to break out of the sandbox.

[0] In XNU, processes are part of a Mach task. The task_for_pid syscall obtains a Mach port for a given process's Mach task. If you have this port, you have full control over the process.

As you can imagine, this syscall normally only works for development processes that have opted-in to debugging with the get-task-allow entitlement. task_for_pid-allow bypasses this, allowing you to debug everything on the system. Some jailbreaks will even patch this syscall to allow retrieving a task for PID 0 - i.e. the kernel.

[1] Notably, there is an entitlement for using the VP9 decoder, which only Google gets to use.
According to a Danish article on the subject,[1] it was the police who moved him through the passport area, because he had been in the Schengen area for too long (90 days) and needed to return home. But they basically left it up to him to figure out how to return home.

That's not completely ridiculous, since there are infamous cases of people who had lived at airports for years, because of similar situations. What's different here is that he managed to trick himself through onto a flight.

For the past decade, CPH has had automated security turnstiles before security that checks your boarding card. Here he managed to sneak in behind an unsuspecting passenger. They don't check your boarding card while at security proper, since they figure it's already been checked.

And then finally, he managed to sneak his way through the gate using the same method as through security.

[1] https://www.zetland.dk/historie/s8yyW0EN-aOPVxA4K-43526
I just searched for non-english slang on UD and found two definitions instantly. I think it's safe to say that the internationalism is at least not prohibited.
Apple Pay was down, globally, for a bit over an hour
When you mentioned rapid demographic shift, I was assuming you meant the Jewish immigration in the early 20th century that brought bigger numbers of Jews into Palestine and the beginning of the Palestinian rejection of Zionism. There is a popular view that this (or basically Zionism altogether) should have never been allowed to take place because it eventually led to Palestinian displacement.
> Microsoft has lost whatever initial magic helped them make a good OS, it's all corporatism now.

I never heard anyone that described Windows as a good OS. It was always a Platform for Microsoft Office or Games. MacOS was always the good OS.
I’ve been doing something similar. If I read a blog post / paper, etc. where I learn a lot on a topic I’m interested in, I will catalogue a pdf of it in Obsidian with a tag and an optional note. This makes it easy to access information locally very quickly and I find I learn a lot more because if I forget something, I open up the resource, read the doc and, come out learning a little more. A kind of convoluted version of spaced-repetition but more passive learning.

Granted, I’m aware this probably won’t scale to many topics but a few years and hundreds of notes later, it’s still working well for me.
I also use .lan
Why are you using http (non-s) in 2024?
Your language is really neat, thanks for putting it out there
Oh my god, this is something I've wanted to make or see made for a while now! I'll definitely be using this, the design looks straight forward and good too!

Any way to self-host to get around the 30 minute video limit?
The Dark Forest, IMO, is one of the best sci-fi ever written
Other sites use HTTP, which their ISP MITMs, so the parent uses a VPN for all their connections. The VPN IP address is blocked for this link.
That's the speced behavior of localhost:

> The domain "localhost." and any names falling within ".localhost." are special in the following ways:

> 4. [---] Instead, caching DNS servers SHOULD, for all such address queries, generate an immediate positive response giving the IP loopback address

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6761#section-6.3
Can’t find that blogpost or link anymore. I was along the lines of how I hacked usa visa system
> If I cannot make a phone call, and cannot use WhatsApp on a phone in 2024, it's utterly useless and can only be described as an expensive brick.

Different people care about different things. I've never used WhatsApp in my life.

> Nobody needs an SSH toy terminal that they cannot exit if it cannot render a special character and crashes, because the process management has a single UI thread.

Er, is that a thing that can happen? I can't see any reason the software would be any less robust just because it's on a phone.

In general, it sounds like you're arguing the view that if everyone just reinvented the wheel your way it'd work, but most of those decisions were made for a reason; generally, either for software compatibility, or because just reimplementing Android seems like a questionable value proposition. (And also the usual thing that it's almost all volunteers, so the choice isn't diversity or uniformity, it's diversity or nothing.)
It's not basically free, the cost of nuclear waste disposal is gigantic and unfortunately mostly ignored.
Megalodon body form
Typing it on your TV with a laggy UI where you can only select letters using arrow keys. Which only work half the time, and also it isn’t QWERTY.
If one man carried CS on his shoulders, is it proof that CS is much hyped as a scientific field of its own?

It may be big because of industrial applications, but as a discipline does it deserve to be bigger than a section in an applied math dept or elec engg dept in universities?
New York is the richest state by GDP per capita
David L. Mills, an internet pioneer who developed and, for decades, implemented the timekeeping protocol used by financial markets, power grids, satellites and billions of computers to make sure they run simultaneously, earning him a reputation as the internet’s “Father Time,” died on Jan. 17 at his home in Newark, Del. He was 85.
so, exactly the same as .internal
It looks like Usenet
Do you believe that people in Gaza will accept that Israel rebuilds it? And for how long? Because I already foresee a minority craving for independence against the old invaders that "enslaved us with money, first took our land, then they tried to buy us out...".

Etc.

The comparison with Germany doesn't stand. Two completely different situations, different histories, different people, different mindsets, different economies. You can't just let them rebuild it and hope that people in Gaza don't plan your destruction again and again.
Charlemagne, of course, being king of the Franks and emperor of the Romans. Things back then do not match neatly to modern concepts such as a French or a German nation-state.
The idea is that, if for example some "evil company" you really depend on decides to do things that Apple is protecting you against they can be like "you have to install our app from outside the App Store".

That "evil company" can be Facebook, Epic Games, your bank, your government etc.
I think by now, everyone knows how Meta's business model works. No need to explain it.

The point isn't that I'm a product or a customer. The point is that given the locked in data that can affect real human lives, Meta and Google ought to put more into the process of reversing erroneously banned accounts. I'm not a law expert. Regardless, it's this person who won the case has done a good thing for all Meta users.
"User friendlier" and "used to" are 2 different things. An OS that will always show you your desktop after login is way more user friendlier then an OS that will potentially show you "lets setup few things" dialog after installing an update.
Yes. I used to laser-cut Delrin using a 75W Epilog in my TechShop days. Probably the strongest plastic you can safely laser-cut.

Acrylic can be laser-cut, but polycarbonate in air, no.
I suspect the better availability of V2L setups recently and in the next years will make those prices closer. Unless you drive lots, unexpectedly or every day, you essentially have a huge battery sitting idle in your garage. Why bother getting a separate one then? (Or maybe just a tiny one integrated with hot water)
Maybe Mandelbrot shape represents a state space or set of possible transformations, configurations or relationships of certain solvable or equilibrium dynamical systems, so maybe MLC is true if there's a certain structure-preserving relationship over sets of these dynamical systems.
What exactly are you looking to do with YouTube and language? I might have a github repo you could be interested in. It takes YouTube videos, creates transcripts, translations and creates audio anki flash cards from it with audio on the front and text on the back
Statistically speaking, ChatGPT
The last time I set up DNS at home, I decided to use a fictitious and undelegated subdomain under my ISP's domain name. This structure did not create any "extra" problems in the short term.

But I suppose that I still ran the risk that the subdomain could "become real", or draw attention from security admins, or I would change ISPs.
Answer is simple and straightforward - nothing like this is going to happen because short abbreviations and any potential short alternatives can be sold and sweet sweet money can be extracted
I'm only 3.7 nm tall and I think tubs are too incomprehensibly vast to be enjoyable. On the other hand, so is water itself, so no bath for me.
I wonder how spiritual experiences resulting from psychedelics fit into this.

I have a long history of childhood traumas, but ever since using Ayahuasca and other psychedelics, I've gained a much more positive outlook in life, and have improved my life significantly since.
The Future of Fashion: Waste Is the New Cotton
yeah i scrape all the popular ATS systems for jobs....but again, even though i got 5 more members today...nobody is paying.
I disagree with your simplistic perspective. Everything you say is loaded and passive aggressive. It's typical. Frame everything in a negative light and then demand people give you answers then act aloof, obtuse, and intransigent. You're impotent. Social media is clogged with this kind of rhetoric. It's pathetic.