skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Spaces are similar to Discord "Servers" or Slack "Workspaces" (but more extensible through the Space owner by extensions); you can be part of multiple spaces at once. There is minimal algorithm on the main feed, apart from the ones you add through extensions.
If you look at the R&D expenditure of Apple, it is mindboggling.

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AAPL/apple/researc...

Roughly 30B USD per year. And what are we getting? Slightly slimmer phones and 3500USD AR/VR headsets?
But the goal of the study is expressly to highlight precision issues. Using such techniques wouldn't help to make them surface.
Maybe add some screens of actual moderation on the landing? It looks like it just shows profile settings?
I think the sarcasm was lost there. You need to use /s to remind people :)
That inhibits pull-to-refresh in mobile phones.
Of course the US has legislation to control the border. There is an entire agency called the border patrol. The thing is right now , it seems, additional legislation is needed to actually compel the executive to have the border patrol do their job. Which this last bill didn't even do and would have simply dumped money into an auxiliary judicial system that serves virtually no purpose and would continue to do so even with more money. Shortening the time for an asylum hearing doesn't even matter because people don't show up for them.

Any bill that maintains the current administration's position of simply letting people go completely free during their asylum waiting period is useless. Sure, people with legit claims might show up, but crimminals, which are the problem, are not going to come back for the hearing.

Most Americans don't mind immigrants or immigration at all and not even the idea of illegal immigration is really a problem. It's just the people that commit crimes that are the problem, it's one of the reason we see recent immigrants be so strongly in favor of border security, because the people they specifically tried to get away from are showing up too.

Not only are people caught crossing the border illegally not detained, but apparently even when they commit additional crimes it's too much for some cities and states to even keep them in jail for those crimes.
No, and there are many ways we diverge:

- Mikoto builds on real-time, push-based messaging. We felt that for a social plaform that defines the next generation, having it update real-time is necessary.

- Mikoto builds on the assumption that your Space is private by default, and only what you decide to make public is shown to the unauthorized internet.

- We aim to maintain a logical separation of operators (handles technical side of server hosting, and physical nodes) and owners (runs Spaces).
I think the poster here meant an ad over the search results rather than the actual first result. The ads have a different highlight and a badge that says "ad" ... I just tried the same categories and all of the top results were the official app. The next few were mostly apps from the same developer as well. I don't know that I would call ads that are clearly labeled as ads a "scam" even if they are unwanted
Ah, so you’re not actually interested in this topic, you’re just a troll. Classic.
Isn't the only way to navigate it now by using the search bar to find the thing you're looking for?

I jest, but there was a time when I could find my settings in under a minute or two.
Medicine is "ultra-processed" as well, and goes in your mouth, but the study is certainly not implying that medicine, on the balance of probabilies, is unhealthy for you. That's where it makes a difference. It's not "don't put anything in your mouth that's ultra-processed", it's "don't rely exclusively/mostly on ultra-processed stuff to replace healthy food intake".
They already received training on MCAS once they got 737 MAXes, albeit a short superficial one (1 hour of lecture&1 hour of simulator training iirc). Hence "cannot be allowed to know" does not apply anymore.
I think the deploy straight from Xcode to your device builds have a pretty short lifetime (I remember it being a month in around 2014 or 2015) not sure now.
If you archive and build using a certificate from developer.apple.com they last a year.
Isn't GraphCast now state of the art for weather forecasting? It outperforms physics-based simulations over the relevant time horizon.
Yawn, . More nonsense written by marketers and AI investors
Damn, this is the third time I posted this and still no interest? Guess it's back to the drawing board...
You might be splitting hairs here. Don't focus on the word "ban" as much as it's to prevent certain institutions from having too much power over Americans. Call it a Prevent TikTok From Being Too Ingrained bill if you must.
Hopefully a century before someone would finally invent a front end framework with robust text styling!
Isn't that the beauty of magic, and of much technology...that to the end viewer it just works? How does a magician get the oohs and ahhs by revealing their secrets? Much of the world spending time on the web actually doesn't care that things aren't open, or that the magic show is just an act of misdirection...the consumer is happy to scroll, get a dopamine hit, and repeat 1000 times a night.
They can’t get any better because MacOS has become trash.
This is about app stores, not web searches. Google Play Store does not suffer from this issue to the same degree at all.
Seems like following the EU's rules - and use the below to have tags that could be placed on a post as per the EU categories?

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https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/ATAG/2020/6581...

As you can use their guidelines:

European Union (EU), there are several types of social media content that are considered illegal.

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* Incitement to Terrorism: Any content that encourages or promotes terrorist acts, violence, or extremism is prohibited.

* Illegal Hate Speech: Social media posts that spread hate based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or other protected characteristics are not allowed.

* Child Sexual Abuse Material: Sharing, distributing, or creating content related to child sexual abuse is strictly illegal.

* Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights: Posting copyrighted material without proper authorization violates intellectual property rights.

* Consumer Protection Violations: Misleading advertisements, scams, or fraudulent content that harms consumers are prohibited.

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These rules are further strengthened by stricter regulations for four specific types of content, which have been harmonized at the EU level:

* Counter-Terrorism Directive: Addresses terrorist content.

* Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Directive: Focuses on combating child sexual abuse material.

* Counter-Racism Framework: Aims to prevent and combat racism and xenophobia.

* Copyright in Digital Single Market Directive: Deals with copyright infringement online1.

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You could ideally put the EU illegal categories in a drop down like old Slashdot Style - but each mod who selects the same selection from the drop down adds a point to the tag - the post is removed upon some thresholds of the points.

This could be different for each reagion - and a post could be flagged with points for each region... so have a region selection, then the illegal tag list sets to that region. A post maybe could be tagged by multiple regions infractions based on where the mod sits?

Also - you can keep metrics for all posts flagged for what infraction types for - plus you can move them to the "if law enforcement needs this post S3 bucket" -- based on whatever time period the laws require.
This doesn’t appear as red-tape to me.

Breeding animals takes many generations to get desired traits, so all this information would help to identify a problematic lineage. Since these pigeons were used to deliver critical messages if you had a lineage who began to lose their homing abilities it could be very costly.

Imagine a small group of scout soldiers whom find an unknown opposition encampment. They need additional forces to get there quickly or they may lose the chance to weaken those forces. If the pigeon is less likely to return home, they likely wouldn’t want to leverage them for these critical missions.

Having a clear and traceable record makes it so they can selectively breed the best pigeons and/or assign the best pigeons to the right tasks. Without clear and consistent records like these it would be akin to pissing into the wind and hoping you don’t get wet.
That’s weird. On mine, I can’t delete that app but the buttons control my Spotify just fine.
That's certainly the regulatory logic, but I feel like the entire idea of hiding critical systems from the pilots may have been a bad idea from the beginning. Regulators should never have even entertained the idea of using active compensation systems to maintain the type class.
CSV is actually a nice format if it weren't for literal newlines being allowed INSIDE values. That alone makes it much harder to parse correctly with simple code because you can't count on ASCII mode readline()-like functions to fetch 1 record in entirety.

Considering it also separates records with newlines, they really should have replaced newlines with "\n" and require escaping "\" with "\\".
> the play/pause hardware button on my M2 macbook is always mapped to that app

This annoyingness actually started with Snow Leopard, IIRC. (Though of course it was iTunes and not Music, but still hardcoded)
Even if we need just 2x the buildings, it still seems impossible to sell to management. Where are going to get a whole second building? Now people are going to need to commute for cross-team meetings. If they don’t have an office if their own to Zoom from - we’d probably need to convert all the meeting rooms to offices to squeeze into 2x buildings if we want to give 1/4 people offices. Floor / open area perimeter space is currently all meeting rooms.
All "Red" states. What happened to "Don't tread on me", "big government"? We're witnessing some interesting reversals in political trends this decade.
Let me introduce you to two tools!

The first is https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/354285. A fairly complete database of aviation incidents.

The second is https://avherald.com/h?article=51601631&opt=256, similar to Aviation Safety but has comments and is more like hackernews but for commercial aviation.

And yes, tail number was CC-BGG.
They’ll control Spotify if it’s running, but if it’s closed, Music will auto-open.
In other words, it is an actual cash revenue stream for the business.
This kind of research is also incredibly capital intensive. You have to pay some of the smartest people around to work in it.
An autocratic government where there is little diversity of opinion is the same, it can get things done quicker than a democrcy. Not that it's a good thing but velocity of execution is generally higher.
Tldr (pasted):

Arizona
California
Florida
Massachusetts
Nevada
New Hampshire
New York
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Washington State
Wyoming
> It’s better not to have a tool than having a security tool that might work.

This is what I don't get about SMS apps that may or may not send encrypted messages. (Like Apple's own)
Florence isn't just about the museums and bridges dotted with tourist stalls. It has a beautiful countryside, and still has a large population of locals, who would be happy to treat you nicely if you act as the nice and appreciative tourist to them as your hosts.

Although I must say, I also had the world's worst McD's burger at the train station (we were in a rush, what can I say...)
moving to zsh was not a bad move
I would disagree about the democracy part in Switzerland. Women weren't allowed to vote in federal elections until 1970 and it took until 1990 before the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden allowed women to vote[1]. I don't think you can call yourself a democracy while banning women from voting.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_suffrage_in_Switzerl...
A comparison or goals page for the project would help. Diskcache module has a similar functionality and a comparison page with different modules.
Could those processes, for instance, have configured the initial state of the entire universe in 6 of their days, but 13.8B-6,000 of our call years? I see no reason why not.
I think this may be confusing "without legal approval" with "prohibited by law". For example, I could type up a letter to my neighbor that he must paint his car blue because that's the law 'round these parts... However that wouldn't necessarily be a crime, it's just be dumb/wrong.

That said, if a law was passed to make "knowingly or recklessly false warrants" a crime, that might be one way to approach the issue.
How’s that a “good thing”?

I mean, if you love living within the hidden taxation called inflation of the fiat world, feel free.
You know, as a new Mac convert I've been looking for this, and could never find it (I guess I expected it to be in Displays, not Accessibility). Thanks!
Why on earth would that be off by default though?
And yet every article written in this same magazine about immigration suggests that our civilization will collapse without a growing population.

Perhaps there is truth to both, but also some unspecified nuance. It’s not just a numbers game. Each person on this planet either makes things better for the rest, or worse. If it’s getting worse, it’s because the size and effect of the latter group grows faster than the former.

Some people can only see life as a zero-sum game, and all good people as competition for their not-so-good schemes. For some reason, the anti-natalists seem focused on pushing their message at elite universities and their high-literacy readership. This is just stupid. Our sustained quality of life depends on children from these people, and probably suffers from those that would never thoughtfully consider the message.
I'm not sure if you'll be surprised to find out that I agree with you.

Thing is, we're naturally inclined to pursue new things. There's already incredible amounts of natural pressure to pursue progress and innovate. It is much more lucrative regardless of the criteria for publication. Even the most modest of researchers are overjoyed when they find a clever solution or stumble on something no one else has before. We're naturally driven in this direction.

That said, I'm not going to claim this too isn't hackable. All metrics are hackable. My belief is just that metrics are guides, not answers. I believe Goodhart would agree, and that's his point. His point is yours, that no one will agree on metrics in the first place. Because the truth is, that no metric is perfectly aligned with a goal. His law isn't saying how to generate a good metric, his law is a warning about over reliance on metrics. To use them mindlessly.

The thing is you have to embrace the chaos. Maybe consider Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy as well. Bureaucrats can't create nuanced metrics, they must be mindless or else they would need an expert to interpret them in the first place.
Sure but in that case, Switzerland wasn't a democracy until 1990 when women in the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden finally got the right to vote in federal elections.
Agreed — this reads less like a serious opinion piece and more like an unhinged rant, trying to find a conspiracy where there is likely just good old fashioned opportunism.
You still need to do quite a bit of tracing; only the people who actually go digging and have access to internal data records of the KYC endpoints would be able to trace it.

For the uninformed, all transactions post to a separate address, so you'd have to correlate which addresses seem to be used together in various other transactions to tie transactions back to a single "wallet". (Ackchyually that's not entirely true; there are some low level details regarding UTXOs and HD wallets, but in practice you can assume it works like that).

And I don't think anyone (who is worth listening to) is advocating BTC for trivial transactions; it has already solidly cemented its role as a "wire" service for larger transfers.
If lives are at stake, then what is the problem with getting a warrant?

It's not the cameras that GP is complaining about, it is the lack of warrant.
You're describing ReBAC, which is the paradigm popularized by Google's Zanzibar. There are alternatives like RBAC, and ABAC.
This post says you can opt put of their moderation filter, but yes if you are using bluesky's app then bluesky can control what can and can't be shown. In that case you can use a different client or PDS.
Good tip, I read over this topic not thinking it would be of any help for my problem, but now that you mention it... maybe pose estimation works better than tracking. I havw to test this.
Time to short sesame seeds!
By 2025, an estimated 1.8 billion children will be online globally, highlighting the urgent need for businesses to prioritize online safety. In this article, we will talk about age verification systems. Age verification systems are powerful tools that go beyond simply protecting children; they also help businesses ensure regulatory compliance, prevent fraud, and enhance user experience.
It's literally explicit Republican policy to make filing taxes difficult and unpleasant, so that people hate the government more.
The "Save As" feature isn't lost. And the modern document model (auto save etc) can be opted out. You can still let the system ask you whether you want to save a document. And the "Save As" menu item can be assigned a custom shortcut that's the same as what it was in Snow Leopard to protect your muscle memory. Instead I appreciate features like having unsaved documents be preserved across reboots.

Sure for the average user who doesn't customize their system, the feature is lost. But is a feature lost if it's really hidden?
it's not only virtue signaling, less carbon emission is nice, no?

And less animal suffering too.
AGI is being developed by companies which have billions to fund it, such as Google, Meta, and Microsoft. Their goals are not subjective. These are ruthless for-profit entities that exist to increase shareholder returns.
TRIM isn't really a command so much as it is a performance hint.

Even at the drive level, deallocating the space used by a file is not the same as erasing it, and actually erasing every flash block that may still contain data from the file would be very expensive for SSDs to implement (both in terms of performance overhead, and in terms of burning out the flash sooner).
There is a higher demand for a certain kind of consultants (let’s call them “good”) and fairly low supply. There are plenty of people who call themselves consultants but nobody needs them since this is a bit of a winner takes all market (.e.g. like being a broker or even a lawyer to some extent)
update: Conference is now over. Not much technical statements than "FTS was activated ~5s, all debris/damages localized to company property, we're investigating". No immediate change of plans for flights 2 and 3 - first time asked the answer was worded like "we transport customer assets, missions are theirs", but the second one sounded like "no we're not paying out of pocket for an RTF dummy flight"(both my interpretation).
> Case in point: Patriot ACT. SOPA attempts. Asset Forfeiture. In contrast, see the most unruly place in Europe: Switzerland.

I'm not so sure about that. Swiss public like all westerners seem to turn off their brains and vote for any authoritarian bullshit as soon as someone utter the word "terrorism" in 100km radius around them [0][1]:

"Voters have endorsed a series of measures allowing police to crack down on militant extremists and apply preventive detention methods, giving Switzerland one of the strictest anti-terrorism legislations in Europe ."

"The Swiss government has proposed new legislation aimed at preventing extremist violence and forcing people deemed a threat, including children aged 12 upwards, to be registered with the authorities. House arrest could also be applied to suspects as a last resort in some cases. The idea is to target people who have not yet committed a crime but who are considered to be a risk."

"The experts are concerned that the draft law’s new definition of “terrorist activity” no longer requires the prospect of any crime at all. They fear it may target “legitimate activities of journalists, civil society and political activists”."

[0]: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/politics/controversial-anti-ter...

[1]: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/politics/un-experts-criticise-s...

edit: spelling
> And yet, it's pretty common in commercial software and in other industries.

Is it common in general purpose operating systems? Android? Linux? ChromeOS? Windows? Hell, MacOS?

No? Then why did you bring it up?
I think youre kind of right, its not really meaningful to know “im right about things that happen 5% of the time!”. But if a lot of things you bet on structurally happen to be low probability and of the same type (eg you bet on one type of catastrophic event like pandemic, crop disease, or war etc) then its useful
You are describing a problem without solution here. What is your preferred approach to this dilemma?
Postgres Airtable Fusion
HN should have a feature to unflag content.
I'm surprised the title wasn't enough to infer that.

All joking aside, I don't like it when writers present speculation and opinions as facts to base their conclusions on.

This article is a waste of time.
I'd like to avoid depending on the devices on people's bodies for philosophical reasons, also testing it could be even harder.

But I read some researchers had success to do pose estimation from a wifi router, I have just no idea how to replicate that myself.

A sensing floor could work for this, but given the scale of the area this could be too expensive.

I actually wanted to use cameras from above, infrared could be a good idea, I will check into it — thanks for your suggestions!
Oh no not swear words on the internet
I will check kinects, on a first glance both size and positioning might be an issue.
> less carbon emission is nice, no?

Not really, but I was asking about health benefits.
Stardew Valley!
And then there was the Superheavy booster comically tumbling around mostly intact for a comparatively long time despite the FTS having blown a hole in the tank (yes, I know that's an exceptional case).
How does this make sense given the fact that both sell water?

And Excel's capabilities are hidden behind an awful interface, so it's only natural that people are repulsed into the alternatives if they have the required knowledge/skills
Good catch! You are really into the details.
What worked for me well is if I share my screen and capture the common notes / mural for everyone to see. You might not catch the spellings etc., need to ask, but that's probably the question everyone has.

That way there are less misunderstandings, everyone is aligned, and I can send the notes right after the meeting.
Yes they are, this is literally the definition of a corporation. A group of people wanted to form a government to run their "for profit endeavor" so they incorporated, that is, they received a license from their parent public interest corporation(aka "The Government") that allows them to operate under rule of law.

It's corporations all the way down. corporation is really just another word for government.
At least in theory we can achieve incremental learning by training from scratch every time we got some new training data. There are drawbacks with this approach such as inconsistent performance for different training runs and significantly higher training cost but it's achievable. Now the problem is if there exist methods more efficient than gradient descent? I think it's very clear now that there are no other algorithm in sight that could achieve the level of intelligence without gradient descent at its core, and the problem is just how gradient descent is used.
Well, how would you define "high quality"? High quality meant comes from well cared grass-fed livestock. It is delicious and have long proven health benefits. It's effects on human body have been known pretty much as we gain ability to learn.

Lab grown stuff? Not so much.