skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
CrowdStrike also has an ARM version now. I recall reaching out to their support back when Apple M1 chips were out and finally get Windows 11 ARM virtualized and asking if they planned on an ARM client. At the time there was no demand but yes, it seems like ARM on Windows is headed in the right direction.

Can’t resist the urge to think Microsoft has their own silicon in the works.
This all sounds great as a “just so” story but then you have species like Bonobos that are one of humanity’s closest relatives and they are pretty much the opposite of monogamous. So clearly it’s not naturally inevitable that intelligent species with complex social structures end up with monogamy as the norm.
Companies used to become bluechips, where most of their value came from the constant dividends.

This being the only lifecycle for them is a very recent development. We are at the first generation of companies born with that attitude.
For most people, 'a hack' refers to a clever solution or exploit used to solve a problem, not merely something that breaks it.
Nice personal attack, buddyboy. Go touch some grass.
Are there any studies that locking down has long term cognitive decline? Generally most of the time when I’m locked down I’m chill energy but as soon as I’m regularly out and about I’m back to normal within weeks. I’ve never heard of being unable to do extremely basic exercises after the lockdowns (which were maybe 2 weeks actual isolation if you were exposed, every other time you could still spend time outside, get groceries etc). I’ve never heard of being unable to think of words or program a single line months after a 2 week isolation.
Code churn is up because the cost of trying new ideas is cheaper. Not all of the churn is because the code was defective.
Cloze cards also work well for this sort of thing, I think. Though they're easy to mass produce and create an overwhelming amount of revision, so be careful.

You may not have noticed, but there's also a reverse card type that only requires one note but adds two cards to your deck.

There are lots of people who have a similar intuition on the ChatGPT thing but none that I've seen create cards as good as the ones you could make yourself. Using ChatGPT as a dynamic pen pal is probably the better way to incorporate it into your language learning.
Not quite.

I am armed and ready with sources as part of the game, and the statement on epistemology hardly needs qualification.
Competition is decreasing in enterprise IT
Nice.

I was looking for an option that was sustainable, asked chatGPT what are some options, and noticed mnemosyne is in the debian repos.

It's simple. I like it.
African pipeline project leaves Ugandan farmers at the mercy of climate change
I've found that Anki is better for my needs since I'm usually on the go and use my mobile significantly more to consume any content.

I think there's a lot of other users in a similar position and the UI/UX for mnemosyne is stuck in the past for me. AnkiDroid has a more modern feel and while it can be improved it's sufficient.

Aside from that critique, does anyone know about the effectiveness between the two?
I think that software development moves in terms of tools, libraries and to a lesser extent, languages faster and more frequently than most professions. You're also largely expected to learn in your own time.

I've been at it since the mid 90s and the to spend 10-15 hours a week on my craft. From reading articles, looking at libraries to personal projects, it doesn't stop.

I don't expect everyone to do the same, but it does make a massive difference.
gnu.org - contains everything you need to research his philosophy.

stallman.org - personal website, contains a lot of opinion, but I absolutely respect this man in all what he says.

emacs.org (redirects to https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/) - his non-philosophical work, one of two mainstream text editors for *nix.
Eventually meal mixes many ingredients, low quality, and gives someone diarrhoea and no one can figure out why.
You can give money to charity so that poor people also get solar panels. (Or vote for a government which cares.)
This is the first time I’ve seen yak shaving explained with an example that actually ends with someone shaving a yak.
Burnout doesn’t come from writing software in my experience. It comes from dealing with increasing amounts of bullshit in order to be able to build the right software. This isn’t a tech problem but a business one.
Humanize History by Pairing Primary Sources and the Arts
I stopped hobby coding over 10 years ago. I don't want to even think about code on the weekends.
It reminds me of the rise of script kiddies. When it stopped taking an expert, and could be done by middle schoolers, things finally started to change. You used to be able to bypass windows login by just hitting cancel.
Ah, tarpit refers to a system that purposely slows down answers, while honeypot is a system that _looks like_ it's delivering the goods but it is just a trap.

I'm sure they mostly refer to the same thing, though.

--

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeypot_(computing)
Now who the heck from banking sector would ever want to do anything with Apple after this? No deal will be too sweet to ignore this hard lesson.

That's a colossal clusterfuck in banking on GS side (not that they are that rare in banking generally, but they tend to learn quickly).
> You really need to gatekeep what you stuff into your noggin.

Pointless self imposed limitations don't help.
This apparently does not replicate in other surveys of the U.S.

https://www.allendowney.com/blog/2024/01/28/is-the-ideology-...

https://twitter.com/janzilinsky/status/1751431162126307727

https://twitter.com/ryanburge/status/1751615375408521623
The New Miko Mini
I'm don't mean to defend Tan here, he already apologized. I'm simply reiterating that the article doesn't come close to saying what I said: Tann was obviously quoting Tupac, and wasn't just using that as a post-hoc excuse for the choice of words.
Getting Started with Pandas
Rust for Gaming
it gets better if they figure out how to cloak the packages so detection as a media file is confounded
Hell yeah, I'd love to see it in action!

I was planning on doing a similar thing but my wife didn't seem terribly enthused by the current SOTA with Finnish text generation. Sometimes I do ask GPT-4 to "kerro minulle jotain kiinostavaa [aiheesta]" and throw the generated longform text into a single Anki card to read later on. The style definitely feels different, and it hallucinates a lot, but hey, it's still net beneficial on the margin.

Let's keep in touch, it's always good to meet fellow Finnward folk. My email is in my bio if you ever need anything.
The various EU transparency laws/directives may mean that such data is freely published via ENTSO-E or similar...
nice opinion but these materials can be used for teaching children.

you might as well teach kids that particles actually exist independently or that
gravity is made by mass. oh wait, we do!

while you're at it, hammer years of decontextualized proofs into my kid's adolescent brain so he totally loses his taste for math.

people deserve better, so, no, dude, it's not hostile equivocation, and i suspect you're actually projecting. i wonder what immediate reaction you have when people tell you you're participating in harming people, mr debate expert.
oh gawd, is this the trend of videos now? i knew we had gotten bad, but this is just wow. is this one of those situations where if you give speed to an adhd person, things become calmer for them? so if you have adhd, this seems normal?
Are you using Duolingo for Japanese? If so, please stop. There are better and more efficient ways, as you've probably noticed. Anki (with a Core3k or similar deck, 10-50 new cards a day depending on your daily life) + reading is the way to go in my opinion. You can use jpdb to see your progress relative to the material you want to read.
I wish they would link to the actual Jet Brians survey in the blog post which is far more interesting https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-2023/.
Sounds good. Now you're having one person decide what the facts are?

I think what we need is a squad of experts sitting in the same room. If the facts depend on particular research, you hire those researchers to validate information and get questioned as part of the debate.
whale?
I am guessing this is why Planck coined the phrase "science advances one funeral at a time".
The talk: a brief explainer of sexual dimorphism
I don't come close to reading everything, that's for sure. I took time to write the above because I know people are particularly sensitive on this question about this topic.

> the amount of flames and slagging matches on HN is near-zero

I wish. But I guess if anyone has this perception at all, that's a sign of something working.

> I assumed when something gets flagged, it is brought to the attention of the moderation team

That's mostly true, but not as true as it used to be. There are a lot of flagged stories. While at least one moderator does note them all, it has to be done quickly and it's easy to miss salient details.
Healing Invisibly: What doctors learn by playing music
If you really want Star Trek, Paramount is a better choice.
Exactly. Or in other words:

> It also reduces ad blockers to static filter lists instead of powerful dynamic filters. MV3 makes it impossible for ad-blockers to inspect requests with code and then allow/deny dynamically.

I'm assuming the best here, but it is extremely clear what you meant by a "static filter" in your comment. You meant a filter where it is "impossible for ad-blockers to inspect requests with code and then allow/deny dynamically."

It's a little frustrating to have to pretend that any of this is ambiguous.
With Google being Alphabet now, it's be MAMAA
Are you implying there are 14k articles produced by bots just about fibromyalgia? ChatGPT isn’t even 2 years old!
I don't feel that burnt out is coming from the coding, it's coming from the business side of things. When you're not aligned with the same goals or expected quality of work it'll slowly chip away at your mental fortitude.

Finding balance isn't something that is taught in school, in courses or in the professional setting. At least it hasn't been in my experiences.

It's taken me burning out and slowly and still recovering to find a balance I'm comfortable with. I code on weekends for fun sometimes but the project has to light that fire of inspiration otherwise it's just not worth it anymore.

That has been my experience post burnout anyway. If you're becoming cynical of your job role, or people you work with take a step back and check yourself for signs of burnout.. Change jobs and effort levels and find something you align with more.
In case you are using AWS, I learned that you can close port 22 on your EC2 instances, and connect trough the Systems Manager (SSM):

https://cloudonaut.io/connect-to-your-ec2-instance-using-ssh...
I agree the sentiment of that period was dark, and giving the people who have sacrificed their homes and have made a perilous journey here hope is what they came for to begin with. There is an argument to be made for ejecting people with no prospects outside of abhorrence, this is my attempting to soften it with something to strive for.

If we don’t do things like this, what do we expect these people who need to care for themselves and potentially their families are going to be willing to do?

We also have to be serious in consideration of the current climate, and having recruiting down will just lead to drafts or forced conscriptions if the climate turns further.

I wish we wouldn’t have enabled the current belief in the country being an opportunity for foreign actors to come to without using the proper mechanisms. Unfortunately it has and we are now in a situation that is untenable. We can hold back in fear of the “invasion” or come up with plans to integrate and/or assimilate these individuals in their family that will be a benefit or leave them to languish to our detriment.
Thanks for the link. I guess I thought wrong. But I have more questions.

> with RowHammer protection mechanisms disabled

I wonder what this means. Is it S/W mitigations or does it include H/W factors like disabling on-die ECC.

It makes sense to me that with all other things being equal that higher density would lead to more susceptibility to Rowhammer. But as always, other things are not equal. I expect that on-die ECC would reduce susceptibility to Rowhammer and AFAIK that is used for DDR4 and DDR5 RAM, but perhaps not exclusively. Or did disabling "protection mechanisms" include disabling that (if it is even possible.)
A Constant Voltage Transformer / CVT is apparently also known as a "Ferroresonant Transformer", and belongs to a class of Transformers called "Non-linear Transformers"...

Related:

https://www.aelgroup.co.uk/images/faq001_1.gif

https://hackaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/ferroresonan...

https://ustpower.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Ferroresonan...

https://www.beltronicspower.com/images/constant_voltage_tran...

https://hackaday.com/2023/10/09/learning-about-ferroresonant...

https://www.lamarchemfg.com/info/controlled-ferroresonant-te...

>"The ferroresonant power transformer can be controlled by varying voltage on the secondary tank circuit winding.

This is done by electronically switching a choke across a portion of this winding using a bi-directional AC switch such as a triac or back to back SCR’s. It is only neccessay to control about 20% of the output power at this point in the circuit and the control power which circulates around the resonant tank is so small that it actually is lost as heat. The control is therefore efficient and output voltage regulation of ½% can be achieved with electronic output current limit in addition to the inherent magnetic current limit of the power transformer."
Curious: How many cards are in his deck(s)? Do you do it with him daily? I was wondering when to start with my kid. Any writeup would be great.

My other question: For me a lot of this is trivia (No judgement! That's fine!) Has he found it useful for education (i.e. school), and for anything that he applies on a semi-frequent basis (I suppose UNIX commands could be a good example).?

I personally have used SRS since late 2018, and it's been quite useful - as if releasing a latent superpower. But I haven't applied it for regular schooling.

Thanks!
"can" being the operative word. It's not as if Netflix really hurt for money so far, yet the quality is .. decidedly "okay". So, money doesn't seem to be the problem.
The "no, actually, a human did it" is an interesting defense. How are you to prove one way or another short of finding system logs of an AI outputting the material?

Further, does copyright law really care what generate the material? Either the material is copyrighted or it isn't, and people aren't signing licenses about reproducing what they hear/interpret/etc (which, imo, would be a flagrant misapplication of copyright law).

That being said, I haven't researched how likeness laws extend beyond the person's life.
Well, the only meaning full to do is kill yourself, so you are right : everybody is in control, somehow
No KYC? Sounds dodgy
The press release does mention Signal explicitly, so I guess companies need to enable message backups for it.
fine. I believe you because I am experiencing the same things.

did you eliminate depression as a possible cause? I don't know how. there is no "expert help" in my country. I believe everyone around me is faking whatever they are doing, including therapy.

another thing to note: isolation. i think my isolation level just kept increasing. i entered a hole with the lockdown and i never got out, contrary. isolation could be a cause of cognitive impairment, yes? we are social animals?

can you make any sense of what i'm saying?

p.s. also my short term memory is broken.

p.s. I am also becoming increasingly paranoid because of this apparent cognitive impairment.
[dupe]

More discussion a few days ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39145252
i can understand that. i also prefer to get the most out of my devices before i replace them.

which model is it? maybe it is already supported. then all you need to do is back up your data and flash it it with an alternative android.
Even for learning in general. We even had teachers who told us we're allowed to make tiny cheat sheets - about 6x3cm or something - because the mere process of creating the sheet is a good learning strategy, and to fit all you don't know on such a small sheet means you already know almost everything.
Nextauth.js: Use <SessionProvider /> in Next.js "app" directory
Interesting. I did not expect that Rowhammer was architecture specific, only that the test I found was.

I also did not expect that the various defenses, including ECC, could be bypassed.
Given that Zoom, Teams etc. auto create transcripts for meetings, when do these transcripts become documents that must be preserved?

It seems like they could make the case that all those digital meetings need to be transcribed and preserved? Is a "do not transcribe" option all that different than an auto-delete option?
Inspiration from the Luddites: On Brian Merchant's "Blood in the Machine"
Replying to your comment so I don't have to vouch and unvouch the GP.

> 1. Those models have increased accuracy.

GP, I've got your 1.

https://eapsweb.mit.edu/news/2019/historical-climate-models-...

: The first result we found is that all of the 17 models correctly projected global warming (as opposed to either no warming or even cooling). While this is so unsurprising to climate scientists that it is not even mentioned in the paper, it may be surprising to non-experts. The second result is that most of the model projections (10 out of 17) published between 1970 and 2000 produced global average surface warming projections that were quantitatively consistent with the observed warming rate.

: While comparing global warming rates may seem like a straight-forward “apples to apples” comparison, it sweeps one very important difference between the simulated climate projections and reality under the rug: human behavior. Climate modelers have to guess at plausible future scenarios of anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions to feed into the model. Some modelers developed projections meant to be realistic predictions of what society would actually do (e.g. Nordhaus’ 1977 coupled climate-economic model), while others chose to estimate “worst-case” (high emissions) and “best-case” (low emissions) scenarios to bracket all plausible realities.

: When conducting our comparison, given this information, it became clear to us that simply comparing the warming rates between simulations and reality could be misleading, if the simulated emissions scenario and historical emissions were dramatically different. To account for differences in emissions between the simulations and reality, we calculated the warming rates with respect to anthropogenic radiative forcing, the rate at which human emissions trap energy at Earth’s surface, instead of calculating them with respect to time. Using this novel metric of the warming rate, we found that the model projections were even more consistent with reality (14 out of 17 models captured this).

> 2. Proposed economic responses to climate change do less harm than good.

As for 2, how much harm is being caused by more efficient autos, wind turbines and solar power, and battery storage? By feeding cattle a bit of seaweed?
This team did it to themselves. “R” has little to do with it.

They worked on the technical bits that they liked, created a terrible UX that sounds user-hostile, and then shocked-pikachu discovered that their jobs got cut in half.

The decision to whisk UX duties to a team miles away was moronic, of course. But that was a reaction to the bad acts this team did - to their customers, to the business, and to themselves.
a properly crafted mal-media file will function as media, and carry a payload of malignant code. you only need to be comfortable manipulating headers, and data structure.
A new software guy recently told me that he was planning to read a textbook over the weekend so that he could be prepared for a technical discussion meeting during the week. My thoughts were 1) you must be really bad at time management and 2) you must be really bad at setting work-life boundaries. If I were in that situation, I'd be asking for a charge code from management.
In this case I don't think it is terribly pertinent whether or not the content was AI generated. The issue here is someone is trying to capitalize on the legacy of George Carlin. Admitting that it is human-written does not change that aspect.

I'm not an expert in the entire IP landscape, but I suspect this might not be a copyright issue at all. The problem is the brand (how George would hate that phrasing) is being appropriated. If you paid an artist to draw a picture of Keanu eating donuts for an advertising campaign there would be the same issue.

If anything this ends up being a partial defense of AI, given that the issues raised are neither specific to AI nor require additional laws to seek redress. It is hard to determine how much of the article text

>That training would, by definition, involve making "unauthorized copies" of "Carlin's original, copyrighted routines"

...is a quote from the lawsuit. It is certainly not clear in a moral or legal sense whether training constitutes making an unauthorized copy. That is the big issue to be decided. Having an opinion and declaring it does not make it true. People are doing that on both sides already.

It should be noted that in addition to the legal issues, comedians have their own culture which is separate from the legal definitions of acceptable behaviour. The tolerance for reusing ideas is considerably lower within that community. Many things that are perfectly legal might render you a pariah to that community.
The land didn't belong to British. Nor did it belong to Ottomans and nor to Arabs. The only rightful option for the defacto controllers of the land was to return it to Jews.
“FAANG” is a term that was coined in 2013 by CNBC personality Jim Cramer to describe the most prominent companies in the tech sector.
This is not about Taylor Swift. If you want to fight against non consensual AI porn, you need someone to be the face of it. Swift is a good candidate because:

A) She comes with a lot of free PR, that you would have to work for if you wanted to build up a token victim from nothing and

B) She is already a massivly well known public figure. She has money, a platform, a PR team; she will be fine. Heck, she probably already had photoshopped poen of her floating around the internet for years.

Swift will be absolutely fine with being made the face of this. Your random Jane Doe would not.
The fact that it works at all disproves your "you can't do it" claim.

I didn't misconfigure the router here. Please ask for whatever config info would convince you of that. It's true that most router devices you buy (presumably including Mikrotik) do block inbound connections by default, but they do it with a firewall, not with NAT. The reason they need the firewall is because NAT doesn't do it.
Just accept key-only logins, everything else becomes noise.

I also limit concurrent connections, which significantly reduces data usage during aggressive attacks
Like the Lewis book, I feel this review doesn't grapple with the basic fact that SBF's quasi-success is just as easy to replicate if you just model him as "psychopath" instead of "psychopath AND genius"

The first option doesn't make SBF interesting anymore