skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Mine went fast. Happy to share:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:6285b37e9f968526f953c714993ff2f76c6a4d29&dn=dsl-2024.alpha.iso&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A6969

Hopefully that magnet URI works. This is the first time I've tried to create one. Hopefully the tracker works too, I seem to be getting intermittent "Connection failed" errors from it. If anyone already knows how to properly serve torrents, please school me. :-)

Size is 698126336 bytes. Checksum is at https://damnsmalllinux.org/download/dsl-2024.alpha.iso.md5.t... (looks like they only have an MD5 checksum posted).
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I didn't really follow the benefit of deleting your WIP despite the author being emphatic that it was important. In my view, if a change A I'm working on requires me to detour and make some change B, then a mandatory requirement is that change B really does work for change A. And not just I think it will work based on my memory of what I was doing, but I tested it and it really does work. My ability to predict all the details and impacts of a change are fallible, otherwise this unexpected detour wouldn't have happened to begin with.

I guess that does point to a benefit - it decreases the desire to hold off on merging all the incremental changes until the full refactor is done. With the WIP there will always be one loose end to tie up before it is complete and you are really sure all the changes worked together. Without it, all you have is that the individual change didn't break anything so might as well merge even if there might be rework in the future.
thank you for sharing, but surprised they are offering a direct download link instead of a torrent, they are bound to get slashdotted.
The code might not lie, but is also does not tell you why the DNS record in your IaC was changed from 1.2.3.4 to 4.3.2.1...

Well written commit messages are useful. Some people use issue tracking system instead, but commit message should have the information in more concentrated form instead of spread over 50+ messages of discussion.
The problem for years now has been that google will hide results that don't meet their standards, much of which boils down to how much advertising the restaurant has paid for.
By definition, everything installed increases your attack surface. The decision to use it or not should be a risk-based one considering the value of what you get from using the product against the additional exposure. Having a single, properly secured and managed VPN appliance is much better than many unmanaged or kinda-managed entry points into a network.
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> Is that specifically Windows though, or rather IBM's Common User Access ?

Microsoft was following the CUA principles, more or less, but they still get credit for actually doing it. Apple has some stuff for keyboard access, but it never felt complete; maybe I just needed to read more stuff, but it was always hard getting along on a Mac without using the keyboard, whereas Windows was always mouse optional (although it gets worse with every release).
I would assume all those companies want cutting edge (higher performance at lower energy cost), not chips that are 5-10 years behind. Those can barely run current android.
> We also had a couple problems with people joining remote but keeping their old jobs or getting a second job (discovered following investigation of their underperformance and inconsistent availability).

Don't feel bad about firing them: you were only ever their J2.
> Of course they did, when the aeroplane was invented lots of countries made their own aeroplanes. They still buy them from Boeing, but they could make their own if they had to.

Airbus is the dominant commercial airplane maker, beating Boeing in orders and deliveries, not to mention quality, for years in a row. And yes, it started as a bunch of European countries merging their national (sometimes government owned, sometimes just closely guarded) aerospace manufacturers.
GitHub Pages?

Blot (https://blot.im) also does something like that by syncing a git repo (information about that here: https://blot.im/how/sync/git).
It also continues to farm human beings. Tens of thousands of human beings each year are murdered to order (or, more accurately, they have their organs cut out and then are left to die) for Western transplant tourists who will pay upwards of $100k for the prime cuts.

They and their medical systems and governments know full well that a heart transplant scheduled on a particular date three months in advance admits of no pleasant explanations. But nobody cares.

China Tribunal judgement (2020): https://chinatribunal.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/ChinaTr...

2022 update from Ethan Gutmann (who wrote one of the major early reports): https://chrissmith.house.gov/uploadedfiles/gutmann_-_witness...
We're working on shareable graphs and premade recipes! I actually started sharing a few on our blog - here's an example: https://blog.mlblocks.com/p/auto-generate-banner-images-for-...

haha, the tilt animations are a by-product of my obsession with Trello. :)
Coding is a really interesting field in how quickly it's developed, and I think there's a lot of people who assume their environment is the only environment and it should be that way for everyone.

Spending time digging through commit messages when tooling and design makes it harder, not easier, is a risky proposition if it turns out it was all fucking useless and you didn't find anything worth reading and are now even farther behind. Either due to the quality of the messages or a lack of your ability on your end to find what you need.

I'd love to work in the sort of environments these people seem to but it's just not been the case. I'm at a smaller company where I get to wear many hats, and coding/development is just one of them, but I know plenty of people at very large companies who also don't really do things like that because "putting in the effort" isn't rewarded as much as whatever arbitrary metric they're graded on.
> And the only goal of feminism is equality between men and women. If you are against that, there is no hope for you.

You can be in favor of equality between men and women and disagree on how this should be achieved. I feel like most people agree on the principle but disagree widely on the implementation. A lot of the critique of feminism is rooted in this disagreement on their proposed solutions. For example you can be against gender quotas in private companies on principle and believe in equality between men and women.
The orange equivalent of the Eternal September?
I still have no idea what problems you want solved

The problems most people have are finding places and ways to get to those places. All the changes I outlined, including continuing improvements to their directions, served that purpose for quite a while. Reviews, the commercial areas highlighting and local guides helps find shopping and food spots and I used this extensively during multiple trips with great success. Same with the transit directions and landmarks highlighting and I fail to see any reason how these made maps worse. I cannot possibly think of why adding bus and rail timings made maps worse. They are incredible features. Things I didn't originally include are also traffic conditions and suggesting routes based on that by factoring in timing which is somewhat hit or miss but still leaning towards hit in my experience

I can point specifically to things like their new Business Messaging, the ramped up difficulty to contributions and reducing them primarily to photos and reviews, and the new experimental color schemes as decidedly worse changes
I think you're missing the bigger picture. When you search for "pizza", is pizza really what you want? Maybe you actually want a recurring service from one of google's outstanding partner companies! Google Maps Assistant could help you find that!
Partly because complex empathy for others is built with experience, so the teenage main character eventually grows up.
Ah, should've double checked before posting. Thank you everyone who corrected me. Leaving it up for others.

> SAT is an NP-complete problem, meaning that it is at least as hard as any other problem in NP

I think this statement is backwards. Instead, any other problem in NP is at least as hard as SAT
As mentioned by the author, "An Incremental Approach to Compiler Construction" [0] is one of the best papers I've ever read and I highly recommend reading it and implementing even just the first few steps. It was the first resource I found that made writing compilers approachable. I made it through about half of the steps (about as many as the author of this post) before setting it aside for awhile. I'd like to pick it back up and keep going sometime. I also recommend writing the compiler in lisp if you already know lisp, rather than C. :)

[0] http://scheme2006.cs.uchicago.edu/11-ghuloum.pdf
The code may tell you what it does, but that doesn’t necessarily tell you why it’s there.

Especially for non-obvious pieces of code I have to deal with, I certainly prefer to understand the original reasoning and context within 5 minutes by looking at the original commit / PR, than having to spend multiple hours rediscovering that one quirky edge-case scenario that someone else already dealt with 3 years ago.
Sell/donate most of your stuff if you have some time (Craigslist, FB's market, etc...).

If you only have a couple suitcases, take the train?
I'm sure we'll grow to hate the next one as well
Sorry about that. The team is very small and quite busy, and we've been doing everything manually. But as of last week we have someone that can dedicate time to recruiting using a proper applicant tracking system. Our process should be improving a lot.
> ProTip: Hexadecimal literals are prefixed with 0x.

I love the idea that someone could get to this page and not already know that!

Also this nicely highlights my pet peeve with assembly:

add rd, rs1, rs2 # rd = rs1 + rs2

It's very difficult to remember which parameter is the destination etc. IMO it would be much nicer if assembly had just a little more syntax for that sort of thing. E.g.

rd = add rs1, rs2
t0 = li 5

Just so the destination register is obvious. Ah well, nobody's going to do that. Assembly parsing is a total mess; there's no official grammar or anything - it's just "what GCC/LLVM do".
If no Western technology was found in Russian weapon that would be a valid point. But this is not the case as demonstrated by multiple news outlet.

If China was not importing Iran’s oil the current oil price would be at least the double of what it is now, creating a lot of problem in Western countries. That’s why this will not change for the time being as this is a loose loose game.
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Sure, LLMs are like 1024-gram Markov chains (or whatever the context limit is). But there are problems: 1) the transition matrix is far too huge to represent, and 2) it treats all pairs of 1024-grams as completely different, even if the first 1023 words are the same.

Function approximation solves both issues, and the Transformer is the best function clas we've found so far.
https://www.eurogamer.net/article-29913 probably this you are thinking about, it was fake "Saddam Hussein uses PlayStation 2 to conquer the world"
PDF includes optional document structure information. Most PDF creation software chooses to not generate it, though.
sometimes I wonder: If I didn't need to update 6 things, get approval from two colleagues, and justify the time to a scrum master watching how many tasks I complete every 2 weeks... would I write more meaningful documentation?
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YouTube Says It Has More Than 100M Premium and Music Subscribers
Doesn't the point remain though -- when/where do we demo this?
> BUT it's not super useful to say this is good, the hard part is knowing WHEN to put this much effort in and when you can skip it.

I learned git in the context of Linux kernel development (its original use case). In that context, the commit message is where you explain, to whoever is reading, what your change does and why it should be accepted. The more subtle the change is, the longer and more detailed the explanation must be to convince a reviewer.

So basically, the rule of thumb would be: pretend you're going to email your commit to another developer, who has the power to accept or reject your change, and who is not going to consider anything outside that email in their decision. The more subtle your change is, the more detailed and convincing its explanation has to be.
Bug report: cannot turn off gnome-online-accounts daemon
lol, no, even less people are power users now than 20 years ago.
> The military claims that the AI system, named "the Gospel,"

Are we living in a badly written sci fi book?
> ...Tesla improperly labeled and disposed of materials like “lead acid batteries and other batteries,” paints, brake fluid, aerosols, antifreeze, acetone, diesel fuel... Tesla also allegedly improperly disposed of the waste, both on-site and at landfills that can’t accept hazardous waste.

Not good for Tesla if true

> Tesla could be on the hook for as much as $70,000 per violation per day, according to Reuters, which first reported the suit

Or in the end they will be fined $10,000 and that will that.
But a human brain is also just like an elephant or whale's brain except with 1/5th of the neural pathways at best, probably less.

There's a qualitative difference too.
Thank you for your work in the Matrix ecosystem, and for your support!
I'm getting sick and tired of seeing these "AI" generated shit images on 20 different articles daily. I can't be the only one
Google maps is an amazing tool. Twice a year I go to the United States to a company meet up. I always stay a little bit longer than my co-workers to get the most of the trip (since I spend almost 20 hours to get there). I always use maps constantly not just to know where am I but also to know where to go and possible good locations to visit. A cool trick is to use the "busy areas" to identify cool places. Can't wait to see the new features.
Silicon or San Fernando?
State size is constant (a matrix), attention is linear (a single unidirectional scan over all states)

Both statements are correct
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NP-complete means that a problem is both NP-hard (it's as hard as anything else in NP) and is in NP (with all that membership in NP implies: there is a polynomial time witness and verifier for a "yes" answer, it's at most polynomially harder than any NP hard problem, etc.).
Motion is relative.

What's considered 'normal' is also changing fast.

Changing a child's gender, for example, used to be considered an un-reasonable position, but now to be against it is: extremist, far-right, etc.
Without Word senior execs can’t expense this on the company’s dime.
You're thinking of agnostics/atheists. Having no religion is different from not believing in a god.
600 a month is not a strong enough signal. Keep trying.
Indeed. Always keep in mind that there is no such thing as computer security. The more computer you introduce, the less security you have. Period.
aha, and this reminds me about μClinux [1] which targets microcontrollers without a MMU. I installing it on 2005 iPod Classic 5G, and was able to then put a gameboy emulator on it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%9CClinux
Isn't most of the crap we buy, from China? Inflation will really hit the roof if things go sour with them
Bill c-18 was such a harmful, corrupt, mess that it really demonstrated the risks of doing business in a country in an oligopoly. It pretended to be about journalism, but in the end was just a shake-down with most of the proceeds going to Bell and Rogers (big surprise).

It was so bad that even someone like me - who really wants more support for journalists - had to root for Facebook and is glad that FB never backed down!
This is really cool. I was wondering if you could build a multiplayer strategy game out of this. I'm thinking players would compete to destroy each other with elements, kind of like chess. Metas would evolve where people race to powerful elements while keeping an eye on the other player to try and guess what they're building and maybe try to sabotage them in the process. Since the game is apparently backed by an LLM, there's a huge number of possibilities as well.
so far no word on ivantis website about the CVE or exploit, or even a fix.

forcing CISA to walk out of the gate with a nuclear-option mitigation is pretty insulting to the corporations/governments that spend millions on this hokum each year to achieve certification or ATO.

then again SolarWinds was effectively crucified before their customers and somehow --unaccountably-- still manages to hold a 4.5 in the gartner ratings and enjoys widespread use still to this day in government and private industry.

it feels like security certification at this level is mostly a performative art.
Thanks for trying aider, and sorry to hear you had trouble getting the hang of it. It might be worth looking through some of the tips on the aider github page:

https://github.com/paul-gauthier/aider#tips

In particular, this is one of the most important tips: Large changes are best performed as a sequence of thoughtful bite sized steps, where you plan out the approach and overall design. Walk GPT through changes like you might with a junior dev. Ask for a refactor to prepare, then ask for the actual change. Spend the time to ask for code quality/structure improvements.

Not sure if this was a factor in your attempts? But it's best not to ask for a big sweeping change all at once. It's hard to unambiguously and completely specify what you want, and it's also harder for GPT to succeed at bigger changes in one bite.
Thanks for noticing :) Doing my best to make sure everyone who is invested in these things gets the information they want and need.
I dunno, I always that one account = one household, and that profiles existed so that different members of the household would have their own set of favorite shows.

But of course, enforcing a single household becomes impossible if one member travels and wants to use their streaming account at a hotel or something.

So really, they should absolutely sell a number of simultaneous streams and not care where those streams come from.
Kernal
I mean, I understand that, yet I just see that as more evidence that Autism sociopolitical concept rather than a scientific one since we seem to keep changing our opinion of what Autism is. I see the incidence data as reflecting changes in the sociopolitical environment, and only being loosely connected to any actual population-wide biological changes.

I don't think you're ever going to objectively measure how much "Autism" as a scientific biological concept is in the population because again, Autism is a bunch of separate conditions wearing a trench coat. If you ever measured it scientifically and objectively, it would risk people losing their diagnosis and the would be unacceptable. You simply can't objectively measure a subjective concept.

More likely when we start measuring thing scientifically and independently we will start testing for the conditions in the trenchcoat rather than for "Autism" itself.
I don't disagree with the point you're trying to make, but this puts an awful lot of weight and importance on "reviews", which tend to be highly problematic, in my experience at least (cf. Amazon, Yelp)
There is Mamba 7B pre trained model on hugging face/ LM studio right now.
I like the Yemen/Houthi flag. I feel like they would like to be included in your list!

“God Is the Greatest, Death to America, Death to Israel, A Curse Upon the Jews, Victory to Islam”

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slogan_of_the_Houthi_movemen...

I just thought it was funny you included them in your list. Not that you’re funny, silly maybe, but not funny.