skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If my experience reverse engineering PHP written in Dutch is anything to go by, it means the function and variable names, comments, database columns, logs... would all be in Dutch -- or potentially worse, in Dutch but using English words. Which in turn means they sometimes won't necessarily have an accurate translation to English, in most cases a single translation at any rate, and you'd have to do a ton of disambiguation to make sense of anything.
I've grown up with both shape note singing and regular "round note" singing. Shape note is best for music that doesn't change key, and doesn't use many accidentals. The more "modern" the harmony, the less useful the shapes are.

This is because a shape note singer learns to associate the shapes with the degrees of the scale. If a good shape note singer is given sheet music with just the shapes, with no staff, they can usually still sing it. But a shape note singer must "switch gears" every time the key changes or a note outside of the scale is used.
I guess she was following a keto diet.
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> If the proposed methods are implemented in hardware

.. And the paper is _true_ of course, indeed, this sort of compounding quantum leap in efficiency due to representational change starts to get towards the Black Mirror / SciFi foundational mythology level of acceleration. Wild (if true!)
Its distinct, but not very- its an EMA without assuming uniform time. The stability of EMA has nothing to do with integrators in control theory and neither do these models.

These models aren't really RNNs- they have only a linear gate which cannot depend on previous tokens at this layer, so they cant update their state in a way which depends on the current state very much.
From the article:

> Similar regular shapes were created in the laboratory when a circular tank of liquid was rotated at different speeds at its centre and periphery. The most common shape was six sided, but shapes with three to eight sides were also produced.
Here's how much a YouTube newspaper would weigh, Justice Alito
Yes. That's why I coyly wrote 'broke out partially because', not 'was caused by'.
It's obvious the way they were treated was through death. I can't imagine historical societies wouldn't immediately kill someone who was obviously so different than the masses. I mean, weren't those societies the same ones who would burn suspected witches at the stake?
I see that MongoDB has a license, which I'm assuming is similar to the AGPL. Since companies don't want to release all their code, they also provide a Enterprise edition, which probably is under a non-copyleft license. This edition is then paid, so they make money. This also requires all PR contributors to sign a relicensing agreement.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's how I'm understanding it currently.
It was more than that. He was told there was some tech issue and given a random script to run that would “fix it”.

This is all social engineering to get someone blinded by money to run a script that installs the malware.
If SymPy meets your needs, it is objectively better. Mathematica is expensive and you probably have to pay for licenses on a continuous basis for every instance you use. Many benchmarks are stress tests and not representative of common work.
It absolutely is an embarrassment. There is no reason the one CPU couldn't do both jobs, one where the CPU powers up every 250ms and does the low-power work for a fractional microsecond and then shuts down, and the other just by staying awake longer. You still want a custom chip that can power various subsystems up and down on command. But there is no need to be big and clunky.

What this indicates is a management failure: they could not get a team together that could manage both low-power and high-feature software in the same stack.

It is somewhat reminiscent of the Apollo missions where they had one computer in command module, and a completely different (and massively clunkier) one in the rocket. Von Braun boasted that only one wire connected the command/service modules to the rocket, which was only there to trigger the explosive bolts.
Cell service for an Apple Watch so you do not need to carry your phone.
Are you sure? I was under impression that 3b quantization still results in a significant degradation. Which quantization method are you talking about?
In order to be in 1, Apple car has to be a complete package with performance as well. While Apple can build an electric car, you can't outsource design of something that feels sporty.
Are you David Shor?

Otherwise, what were YOU posting that prompted others to call your employer?
Sane semilinear tax algorithm (rather than brackets where the upper most bracket only affects the lower middle class at best, the rich have successfully lobbied themselves into not being taxed) with a 100% tax wealth cap after a certain amount (let's say $10m annually).

Ofc everyone hates this idea, idk y'all think you'll be billionaires one day, or otherwise think that someone deserves to make more than $Xmn a year, in a way you're right, because nothing will change, we'll never actually tax the rich properly...so I suppose that means you win.
Over 100k Infected Repos Found on GitHub
You mean they were Mathematica customers. Academics are incentivized to use proprietary solutions as those solutions tend to be best-in-class and also offered at a discount.
Most convicted murders don’t even get a 100 year sentence.

I agree that 5 years is soft but regardless of the scale of the finances involved 100 years is an incredibly severe sentence for what is ultimately a nonviolent crime.

Most people who have actually killed a human being with their own hands get a chance at parole after 20-35 years.
> When I click on the embedded map, it expands. But there is no link on the lower left allowing me to open that view in Google Maps.

...

...

> And the button bar below the search box, which contains items like Images, News, Videos, Websites does no longer contain the Maps entry, which would take me to Google Maps.

Both these statements appear to be false.

https://imgur.com/a/b4i4LwC
You won't be able to get keys for HDCP if your device isn't compliant
Are you unaware that people who "work their butt off" usually end up being promoted to non-union positions? My dad was union until he was promoted to manager. Then he stopped being union. So was my uncle. So was my brother in law. It happens all the time. And the best part is that the management position they get usually ends up being directly influenced by the union wages and benefits, because why would you just take on extra responsibility for no extra pay?
I think it's the right chain of thought. You could either have 0/1 and then have additional nodes with negative activation functions, or -1/1

-1/1 is appealing to me (0 = -1) because bit hackery could be used instead of the multiplication function, presumably on integral or fixed-point representations. The goal would be to eliminate any "if/then" like "if 0 do this if 1 do that" to avoid the need for branch prediction - there are bit-hackery ways to bypass this. That would lend itself well to all existing processors, ASICs, FPGAs, GPUs, etc.
And the HDMI is pretty much a direct digital translation of analogue CRT signalling, blanking and timing weirdness included. Which is also not how modern LCDs implement their internal screen driving, so needs a similar level of complexity to decode and convert.

I think the biggest difference in DP vs HDMI cost is simply scale - there's probably orders of magnitude more HDMI chips sold than DP.
> Sufficient impact to require rebuilding houses or other buildings on a single decade scale?

Didn't Texas suffer a major snow storm a few years ago? The houses, electrical distribution network, people's clothes were unable to handle the situation and if I'm not mistaken there were deaths.
Pirates steal. That’s why they call them pirates.
It's funny you should say that. Wolfram himself tried to take credit for the concept of cellular automata.
I've been intrigued by VATSIM for over a decade now, but never tried it for a few reasons, including:

* I don't think I would handle stressful situations very well.
* I have no experience on either side, and find it difficult to get interested in the actual flying part, so ATC would be the absolute most I could do.
* And perhaps most importantly, I have no intention of actually pursuing an ATC career, and I worry that I'd be wasting people's time if I tried to do anything.

But despite all that... I'm still interested. I might need a lot of mentoring if I tried, though, especially since I'm not as passionate as I imagine many others would have been.

Given all this, do you think it's something worth trying? Or is it the sort of thing where I need to be more self-directed than I am? (Is mentoring even a thing in VATSIM?)
Very true about consuming more stories. As Stephen King famously said, "If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot."

Yeah, I've heard other authors using ChatGPT in a similar way. Could definitely be helpful.
>Somewhat belied by the fact that all of the positives were among children under the age of 1. They didn’t make it very far.

The average life expectancy of someone with Trisomy 21 was only 10 as recently as 1960.
gcc does give the 4-instr loop on all of -O1, -O2, and -O3 for the basic loop. And, to its credit, the worse loop on -Os does result in the function being 2 bytes smaller (if I'm reading it right), which is what you ask for with -Os.

And on -march=rv64gc_zba, the -Os version is 4 bytes smaller than the -O3 one.
Presumably, if people have taken action and voted to tax the rich, then they'll also vote for better representation within their democracy.

Problem is that you're right, people don't really vote for the right reasons and hence we'll never tax the rich. It's mutually exclusive imo.
If you find three symbols per weight shocking, this paper should completely blow your mind: https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.03764

I admit it did shock me when it came out.
Ah, makes sense. I'm slow.
Salesforce.com's Marc Benioff has gone on a much larger — and previously unreported — shopping spree (via 6 anonymous LLCs and one nonprofit) for land around Waimea, Great Island HI since the pandemic in 2020.

To undo the clickbait and make these facts indexable.
You can probably apply the same techniques 'Deep neural networks are robust to weight binarization and other non-linear distortions' used to get to 0.68 bits / weight to get your ternary weights below one bit; so you can claim they are still one-bit networks.
“Integer arithmetic is all you need” ? NVIDIA stock arrow up or down?
>which was made to simulate the battles in Lord of the Rings.

Angry Boids?
I've read his book 'Amp it Up,' and I think it's pretty good. However, I would still recommend that all Snowflake users pay attention to your costs. Here is a plan that could save you 80% on costs, worth checking out. https://medium.com/p/deb87aa69bc5
> This union is fine:

I can type pun int & float pointers. (I think this is the same sort of behavior that I'm going to note at the end.)

> You can turn it into a struct or you can move the `char` member out of it.*

A struct is a product type. A union (at least one combined with a tag) is a sum type. I suppose one could use a struct like a union, and the members not corresponding to the variant are just wasted memory …

This is also a breakage from vanilla C, but it's not the first in your language, so I'm assuming that's acceptable. (And honestly sum types beyond `enum` are pretty rare in C, as C really doesn't help you.)

> [isoheaps]

Yeah, so I think your isoheaps are "memory-safe". I would stress that Rust's guarantees are a good bit stricter, and remove behavior you'd still see in your language. Your language wouldn't crash … but it would still go on to do undefined-ish things. (E.g., you'd get a integer, but it might not be the one you expect, or you might write to memory that is in use elsewhere, assuming the write was in-bounds within a current allocation.)
Salesforce sees annual revenue below estimates on weak cloud demand
The killer drones will remind you of what ordinary behavior is so you aren't tempted to deviate.
The ability to compel someone to appear and answer for crimes committee by a business is a huge benefit. So is ensuring local businesses aren't undercut by businesses who claim no jurisdiction.
And plenty of people have life sentences for non violent crimes that don’t even involve theft.
Can't vote with your wallet if you have no choice.

Remember, umbrella companies are buying up multiple competing brands for ages now. Rather than shutting them down, they just make money from all of em.

We're doomed, lmao: https://blog.cheapism.com/brands-owned-by-same-company/
The Reich book is phenomenal. For something a little more accessible, there is the Nova episode: "Hunt for the Oldest DNA." It's a bit breathless if one has already encountered Reich, but gets the gist across.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2ppreiB1PQ
I appreciate that zig is an easily searchable name for a programming language. You’d think after Java and python that’d we’d have better options, but no! Now there is Go, Rust, etc etc
My Friend Got Me a Dumb AI-Generated Present
The older hymnals used in Church of Christ congregations use shape notes as well, but the hymnals have different names.
An HDMI splitter (i.e. an HDCP down converter/stripper) and a video capture dongle or card can be had for like $60, plus a computing running OBS. It’s not an elegant small box, but it’ll get the job done for lower resolution needs.
that's the spacecraft that dropped us off!
the other perspective: apple, a first-in-class second-adopter, has surveyed the field of self driving cars and concluded that it's not worth it.

i've long been very suspicious of L5 being more or less impossible, though, so perhaps i'm just seeing signal where it's not there.
I integrated the perspective js into the datasette.io as a plugin as I was dealing with a larger number of rows.

Its not bad. The map by GPS isn't as great as Kepler.gl, and for some reason, perspective doesn't work so well in corporate offices that may be using Remote Browser Instances... had some issues.
oh god I need to change my HN username
Great job following up. I will keep reposting and sharing until we all find out what really happened, and who is really behind the attack.
> I'd say that MacOS is even worse which is impressive given that Apple has the absolute control of the platform and seemingly infinite resources and could have refactored the mess at any point.

That's true, but also irrelevant. The file system can be a mess on MacOS because most MacOS users will never actually interact with the file system in any meaningful way. Apple obscures the file system away from its users by design. If you ask the average Mac user where on the computer their files are stored, they'll likely tell you something like, "They're all in the Photos app". On the other hand, even a fairly novice linux/unix user will almost certainly end up interacting with filesystem directly at some point, probably a lot.
All the major BSDs have relatively clean file systems, at least compared to practically everything else out there.
There is zero chance that this will not result in more expensive food at Wendy's. It just means that the explanation will be different. "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."
As a guy who lives in the JVM most days and mostly ignores allocation optimizations, what are some examples of things that are actually newer features in such a project? Isn't allocation a mostly solved problem? Is something about WebAssembly or no_std actually requiring different features?
I bought a random HBVALINK branded splitter on Amazon last month for $29 that works perfectly for this purpose.
Ah yes, lobbying the government with monetary kickbacks is fair. Not paying local taxes and hiding in tax havens is fair.

Hell, mining blood diamonds is fair because the local authorities allow it, mining oil from under the impoverished residents of a corrupt country is fair, skirting monopoly laws to create conglomerates is fair.

Nothing is illegal for these guys, it all gets shoved under the rug. Remember the Panama papers? What came of those? Nothing.
Think it’s “vibes” based search (aka dense embedding similarity search)
Tell HN: Element Matrix Services deleted all my data
Just received that years of history of my family communciation have been wiped out:

Hi [REDACTED],

Your Hosted Matrix server ([REDACTED].ems.host) has been provisioned.

Thanks,
The Element Team

No warning the day before, no nothing! After I searched my spam-infested mailbox, I found some suggestion to migrate or pay more. The subject of "Important: New alternative provider offer for Element cloud hosting (EMS) consumer plans" doen't seem actionable!

DO NOT use their business services as the same may happen to your organization the way it happened to my family!
I'm not certain that "dumber than they’ve ever been" is true. The "Flynn Effect" seems well substantiated:

Test score increases have been continuous and approximately linear from the earliest years of testing to the present. For example, a study published in the year 2009 found that British children's average scores on the Raven's Progressive Matrices test rose by 14 IQ points from 1942 to 2008.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect
> WordPress powers over 40% of the web, which, given these numbers, could lead to a significant payday for the company

What? 40% of the web is definitely not hosted by Automattic.

> But every public website can also be scraped directly by AI vendors

Exactly. So platforms are only facilitating the AI vendors' job by offering a bulk data transfer. There might be a indemnification clause somewhere which is probably covered by the platform's ToS extensively.

The issue is if AI vendors have a right to use public data to train their models the same way you train your brain by reading the content yourself. This will be settled in court soon enough, IMHO.

The article tries to cause outrage but lacks substance.
That TSMC has a good business being a pure foundry doesn't mean Intel will have a good business being a mixed foundry.

I imagine a failed process step (10nm) would have been an even worse disaster if they had external customers for it.
I think this is also the reason most "scene" releases of TV shows and movies were xvid encoded, and capped at 175MB and 700MB respectively for so long. So that they wouldn't break compatibility with burned CDs on existing players.
It's dot products there, which are also distributive. So i⋅i + i⋅j + j⋅i + j⋅j = 1 + 0 + 0 + 1 = 2.

We got dot products from the fact that v^2 = v⋅v for any vector v (so in particular, i+j). Then dot products are linear so you can expand that out. So basically the proof compares using FOIL on geometric products to FOIL on dot products.

Note that `ij` is not a vector; it's a tensor (or "multivector" and in particular a "blade" in the GA lingo). The dot product reduction only applies to vectors from the original space. But i, j, and i+j are vectors.

For simplicity and practically this is all over real vector spaces. You can make similar definitions with other fields, but you have to be careful when working mod 2.

For simplicity I'm also using an orthonormal basis. You also need to be a bit more careful if working with e.g. special relativity where your timelike basis vector t has t⋅t=-1 (though you can see things still work).
Well, Amazon lobbyists represent Amazon, so banning them from the EU parliament means banning Amazon specifically.

It says "_from_ the EU parliament", which clearly means from entering into the EU parliament (and generally meaning participating in proceedings there). Not "_by_ the EU parliament", which would have been ambiguous and click-baity.

What did you thought was banned from the EU parliament? Amazon operating in the EU? That wouldn't be "from EU parliament", it would be "by EU parliament".
I’m glad it’s working for you, but I would also note that anyone who’s ever been addicted to anything has had a great phase when they weren’t addicted to it, and the benefits of it were working out great for them!

Admittedly it sounds like you’ve been maintaining this for a long time without issue, and the lozenges are next to harmless, but I would caution anyone reading this against assuming that they will be as lucky.
Most of the stuff people want to preserve nowadays is never made available on a disc.
A Hardware enthusiast view on the usefulness of open source Firmwares
Voice crossing is also very common, especially between the tenor and treble parts ("treble" is what shape note singers call the top part on the page, where the soprano part would usually be). Both men and women sing tenor and treble, so there's a lot of overlap leading to a pretty thick sound.
if true, nvidia number go down
> The fact that plot armour applies to main characters does not imply that main characters necessarily have plot armour.

So we agree that main characters have plot armor?

I never said that main characters necessarily have plot armor, just that when MCs survive events that beggars belief for the viewer, they do. The perception of the existence of plot armor for any particular character in a work broadly or in a given context in a larger work is a subjective distinction, and varies by viewer, their perspective, interpretation of the setting, the character’s powers, how compelling the writing is, and suspension of disbelief or lack thereof.

Your argument feels like you’re gaslighting me for disagreeing with you about differing perceptions about such subjective distinctions, then using that disagreement to find fault with what is actually a difference of opinion, while characterizing it as me supposedly misunderstanding how the subjective concept of plot armor works, when in actuality we agree on how plot armor works, we just disagree with whether or not a specific character has it or not. But that’s the very nature of the subjectivity of plot armor.

Of course you’re free to disagree, I never said you couldn’t, and that’s part of the fun of fandom. Just because I think Buffy has plot armor, and you don’t, doesn’t mean that one of us necessarily misunderstands the concept of plot armor, Buffy as a character, or the show and its narrative setting, in my view.
This is because "how does it work" and "why does it work" are Fourier transforms of each other!
Useful to gives dates. Swichkow's prank ad mentioned above was back in 2014.

I think you're referring to Facebook/Meta removing many detailed PII-specific targeting options, 1/2022.
Could you elaborate on making a new choice daily? I understand the concept but can you make it practical