skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From my experience, the seats are better designed than those in the likes of the Dreamliner, there likely is more legroom too given their slimline design (obviously can differ a bit on airline customisation). Things like the screen can pivot and aren't fixed like the new Boeing's, climate control and lighting are great (but wouldnt say necessarily a differentiator).overall just a more high quality feel.
Resistance to turbulence is also better and best on the a380, Dreamliner for instance bounces around the sky.
What we need is an journalistic investigation that shows how to buy the data on a specific Congressman's family, maybe a bunch of Congressmen from both parties. New privacy laws will get passed in seconds..
Every service, from supposedly "privacy-conscious" apps to Gmail, leaks your timezone. It would be a great start if we stopped doing that.
Rego is a DSL and the main purpose of DSLs is to simplify things (compared to general purpose programming languages), so in my opinion Rego is not a good DSL.
Costco has a higher income cachet, there’s a reason Charlie Munger adored it so. When you’re living in a 100sqft SRO and walking for your groceries the value of the dollar store is more obvious. Because it’s a STORE for the things you can’t fit at home that is near your home, which sells items in small quantities. The entire dollar store model is many locations and small footprint.

It doesn’t make a lick of sense for them to take their car (???) and drive over to Costco to buy a 12 pack of paper towels that will be lying around for a year or two because it’s technically cheaper per unit.

For all this talk of the poor being exploited I think people grossly underestimate in general how wise the poor is with their money. They don’t have much of it so they have to think hard about how to spend each dollar.
I use ChatGPT voice a lot, and it is prone to this exact type of stutter. I don’t think it’s intentional. I think there are certain phonetic/tonal linkages that are naturally “weird” (uncommon in the training corpus) and that AI struggle with them. Why this struggle manifests as a very human-like stutter is a fascinating question.
Wouldn’t this violate HIPAA?
no worries, we use Vue & Nuxt. Good luck with your project!
I'm happy to buy games, but once there's literally no legal way to get a game (or movie or show), then piracy is the only solution to keep that piece of media alive.
They are, they're just not called 'automatic centre punches' when marketed for this use case (and probably generally a bigger punch diameter?)

See 'window breaker', 'car escape tool' etc. on Amazon for example.
I'm not sure when OpenAI added them, but you can hear similar things when using the ChatGPT voice mode on iOS. Sometimes it feels almost like a latency stutter and other times it feels intentionally human.
The Guardian article from May 2020 which others have linked (https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/may/26/last-iron-lu...) has more information on his life than this BBC one and his thoughts on the present pandemic. Given that his death was recent, I too am curious as to whether there are any further details on his acquiring the illness but suspect there may be little to report on. If you read the Guardian article he is not apathetic at all but expresses a sense that it will likely be what finally gets him.
Having lots of ad-hoc tine zones is worse than having a few standard ones. Every event has to specify the exact offset, and every attendee has to specify theirs. One big advantage of time zones is that large areas keep the same time and most commerce is inside time zones.

If you mean local solar time, you need to realize that changes over short distances. At my latitude, one minute is 9 mi. I have coworkers that commute that far to office so they would have to keep track of home time and office time. Or they would be late to Zoom meetings.
Is there something wrong with the content?
The knock offs seem to be amazing quality in my experience. I go out of my way to buy Aldi brand goods as they are either rebadged mainstream brands or even better.
Sure - I don't mean to sound like I'm complaining - I think the tool could be very neat. Would be great to be able to use it easily without any email, at least for the initial trial.
> It is practically impossible to avoid catching covid in modern society.

For the average human going about an ordinary and active life that statement is quite true.

However, the person in question didn't lead an ordinary life. He was confined to a medical device and probably very rarely had in-person contact with random people. Besides, the people who met him personally all must have known about his condition.

Under such circumstances avoiding COVID-19 is actually pretty easy: Have everyone in the room wear high-quality face masks.

Even for the average person during the height of the pandemic, avoiding COVID-19 was still possible, but required significant effort (no lockdowns though, mind you): Basically, it meant wearing such a mask properly in public settings (and changing it at appropriate intervals) as well as frequent testing of everyone you were in touch with regularly.
That looks terrific and the price is fair. I am concerned about no open source local client - I don't want to rely on the company if it goes belly up (which is why I actually like paying).

I just recently moved to Org Mode but if I were still in the Markdown ecosystem I would give this tool serious consideration.
I knew a guy who worked in Finance. Whenever he would buy alcohol, or cannabis (legal where I lived) he would only pay cash. His concern was that, if his credit card usage data were sold, it could increase his premiums.
If they are going to add a requirement for selective service registration it should be contingent upon the federal selective service registration requirement being extended to females.
When we started using hexadecimal-encoded identifiers as user watermarks, we had to replace all of the vowels with special characters because people were seeing slurs over their video player.
Regressions in Android because they aren't doing enough real world testing with MTE or HWASan builds. They're clearly testing them via CI and fixing those issues but in real world usage more issues are uncovered which often slip into releases then get fixed in another release a few months later.
Really. I'm not sure what you are getting at. I think from your last few sentences. We actually agree, and maybe just miss-understanding.

I'm agreeing, to the mechanistic nature. Nothing Mystical. Just physical world. No souls. I was trying to get you to see the mechanistic nature of mind, then you tell me to stop being Mystical?

You think that generating a mind from sand is 'mystical'. "just be instantiated in a bit of sand?"

But don't seem to realize Carbon, is also just a basic element. So why is any reasoning based from Carbon, Non-mystical? But Silicon is?

Then some other sentences seem to be </sarcasm>. But in these discussions it is hard to tell when someone is being sarcastic or making a point.

Like this sentence:: "We are biological organisms; we do not have souls, even if in your religion, the soul is "a pattern". Your consciousness will not be uploaded; commander data will never visit; and your local VC shyster is on a stock manipulation grift to bamboozle you out of money."

I totally agree, no soul, it is a pattern. That does not mean we can't create a 'mind' from silicon, that is based on a pattern, and be equivalent in functionality.

I also agree, we will never be uploaded. I don't think we'll ever be able to measure the human neurons to a degree to allow this. But that doesn't mean we'll never build a NN with as many connections as a human brain has, and that it wont also be able to have a 'pattern' of self.

And, there is a lot of VC Shysters out there, doesn't mean a lot of real progress is not being made.
It’s still unknown if someone engaging in risk will end up in costly collisions, or other events. Just because you engage in risk doesn’t mean it will bite you, only that it is more likely to bite you.

Besides why should less risky drivers subsidize riskier drivers?
A tool that knows Uncle Steve is retired and thus likes to sleep until noon?
That seems a bit too extreme even for LLMs...
Anyone know where I can find /etc/hosts on my Ford? /s
We could probably afford to shop somewhere other than Aldi but why would we? It would easily be 20%+ more expensive for most items.

Anything we want that we can't get at Aldi (local items, good BBQ sauce, less popular stuff) we'll make a special trip for.
I think they are. Read this article, that the banner links to: https://blog.paulbiggar.com/i-cant-sleep/
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No, Tetlock et all have found very large crowds to outperform smaller groups of experts. This however is an article about small groups of non experts competing against each other. It’s not even blending the predictions across teams.

It’s a literary sleight of hand but useful to note as it undermines the entire premise of the article. That’s because these predictions are bunk because these techniques don’t work with the stock market which uses far more rigorous statistical methods for pricing (which happened 60s-90s with the rise of quants).
Okay, so now i know how artists feel: AI is destroying that thing i love, now i will always have to fight ais when playing online
Many things people do are extremely dangerous and detrimental to society. Not sure that's a great rationale for stripping someone of their privacy.

> You even sign away your rights to the privacy of your own blood when you get a license to drive.

I'm not sure what this is referring to. Is any random government agent allowed to take a DNA sample if you're behind the wheel of a car?
There are insurance companies that allow you to voluntarily submit to tracking in exchange for reduced premiums. What is happening here is that those savings are being passed on to auto makers as an extra revenue stream.
What is it, a generic VPN platform? Similar to Tailscale etc?

Their site is extremely vague.
he was also 78 and mostly immobile so that may have also played a role.

Edit: the quote below (Palahniuk, fight club I believe,) is an actuarial reality.
The link that says "although there is vigorous disagreement about whether 1000 days was a good technical standard or a case of planned obsolescence, a cartel did exist, and there are sources which say it was to use planned obsolescence to sell more bulbs". Inconveniently, longer-lasting bulbs emit less light, and more heat. If you remember the heat of a 100W incandescent bulb, perhaps you might see the fire hazard in encouraging bulb companies to compete on the basis of bulb life. But no matter.

This definitely demonstrates that there's a brake pad cartel, right now, doing the same thing. By implication, you see.
Really interesting and this inspired me to build my own color scheme that focuses on the control flow and is much less of a rainbow than traditional color schemes. For example, function calls, ifs, returns, ... are all white and bold. The rest of the code is less prominent.

Often colour schemes can be there "just" to reaffirm the structure of the code. If I ask one of my friend devs "what does green mean in your editor?" they won't know the answer until they look at the code. In my colour scheme you know that white and bold changes the flow of the code and requires more attention.

Type checking, linters and formatters take care of semantics. Ie. I don't need a string and number colored differently, because type checker will tell me it's not right.

I already open sourced the treesitter queries that enable the control flow color schemes in neovim: https://github.com/meznaric/nvim-controlflow-queries

If anyone is interested let me know and I will focus on open sourcing the color scheme this weekend.
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> If they don't make reasonable move now and finally treat them different from past 737s?

I'm guessing that's what's happening. Or I hope. No more self certifying and waivers.
I've read his autobiography... I highly recommend it, it is a mind blowing story. Amazing that someone with such a severe disability was able to live such a full life with romance and adventure that most able bodied people would be jealous of.

His story and positive attitude has had a lasting impact on me in making me appreciate and enjoy life more- and to really work to make the best out of whatever is thrown at me.
Dollar stores are good for those little on-off random kitchen chotchki, some tin foil, greeting cards, toilet drop ins, basically things that dont need to be 'buy for life' but there is no need to spend regular grocery store prices for that thing you will use rarely - and such.

Never for food.

Oh and now that im older and I need lots of reading glasses - its GREAT for 1$ reading glasses - so now they are scattered all over the place so I am pretty much always within an arms reach of them.

If I break them, its fine - but thats a great use of these stores.

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@margalabargala : True - but sometimes I only need a little bit. I dont use very much tinfoil... aside for my Hat Collection... but thats not what we're talking about. Can see some ID?
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Total ejection does almost always occur due to not wearing seatbelts, but partial ejection (often due to a rollover) does occur frequently even for people wearing seatbelts.

And, yes, a substantial number of people are still not wearing seatbelts.
Man, its not even science fiction anymore to speculate that the robot apocalypse happens because "exciting" violent games were far cheaper and more plentiful than boring real life simulators.
In the early '90s, a dial-up BBS I frequently visited stored passwords in plaintext. The sysop read my pass phrase and banned me for it.
If we abolish time zones, I’d like the option to choose if my day goes by “solar time” or just stick with whatever is most convenient for say a group of people working elsewhere on the planet/solar system.

I think the article is way too negative about something that’s easily solvable with no more effort than what is required today to keep track of someone’s time zone and DST.
As a best practice though, you shouldn't store offsets but rather time zone identifiers. Reason being: time zones change offsets. DST being a good example, but they also change for geopolitical reasons and more often than you'd think.
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Here's at least one source http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/kindle/2014-10/02/content_18692... Although I appear to be wrong that it was specifically what caused the block.

I'd be interested to know the source of your claim that facebook wouldn't be allowed if it complied fully with Chinese law?
So adorable when they hatch ...
Typora is my go-to markdown editor and imo really worth it.

One really nice feature it has is the ability to paste in images and have them automatically get put in a pre-defined folder, which is pretty crucial to static blog site deployment.

Typora + Blot.im have been hard to beat for me.
Like it or not most of the US is oriented around driving and it's basically unavoidable for most adults. Using that as justification to erode everyone's rights feels deeply wrong to me.
I wonder if Deepmind's quest for AGI using games as testbed will translate in the real world. It is quite possible that many of those feats rely on the ANNs learning the physics engine of the game. Which as impressive as it is, it 's probably nowhere near as complicated as the real world out there. The last mile may prove to be a very hard problem to solve, and i wonder if they have an alternative strategy to it.
No that’s not the divide. Bayesian requires you to have an estimate of the prior and a reasonable way to update that estimate by validating against ground truth. Here there’s no ground truth and no principled way that the prior is being picked. It’s numerology masking itself as statistical rigor.

I have no problem with 538 saying that politician A has a 30% chance of winning because it’s a blended weighted average of several independent measurements of the ground truth (polling). There’s no independent measurements of the ground truth happening here. Indeed, things regarding war plans would be classified documents random people wouldn’t have to come up with a better estimate.
That's a very narrow view...

I use it myself and never get dancing videos. I get videos about gaming, sketch-comedy, abstract comedy, fails and mishaps, podcast snippets, global conflicts, politics etc.

There's something for anyone on TikTok. It's a bit scary how well the algo knows my interests, but at least it's interesting content.
Costco is only cheaper if (a) you will always use the full amount of product before it spoils or you no longer need it and (b) the cost of traveling the extra distance and spending more time shopping is lower than what you save on the purchase itself. It's not the case that these are both satisfied for everyone.
TLDR?

WOW -- I just read this:

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/may/26/last-iron-lu...
I could never turn it off completely but I do sometimes use the Acme theme during the day (it's too bright in the evening), which highlights just comments, strings, and errors.

https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/wiki/Themes#acme
Depends who is selling that data. Some pharmacy delivery services or billing services may not be covered by HIPAA, since they are not necessarily "covered entities".
I agree. I mostly meant little as in having a somewhat niche adoption due to its close relationship with iOS and Apple frameworks
> Is the intention just to build hype?

No, the intention is to build a waitlist to get feedback from target users. I'm following sort of a similar plan the Linear guys went with[1].

EDIT: It also gives me a lot of motivation to see people liking what I build and waiting to use it - which takes tremendous tall on me since I'm working on it 24/7 every day for the past 7 months.

[1] https://linear.app/blog/rethinking-the-startup-mvp-building-...
> On Tuesday, officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Justice Department spoke with lawmakers in a classified briefing about national security concerns tied to TikTok.

I would have loved to be in that briefing.
I think it would be significantly less accurate. Their error rates for performing physical tasks would be different b/w they lack the sensors to accurately train decent world models. For instance, I don't think they could catch a ball at the same skill level as a sighted child no matter how hard they tried.

So the lack of that sensor will cause the brain to develop poor representations of motion in 3d space.

How lack of those representations would affect other representations is less clear; because seeing the fusion between the LLM (which similarly doesn't have an embodied world model representation) and the robot AI (which presumable does) obviously works really well.

Now, it's possible that the 2 models are just inter-communicating between their own features (apple the concept and apple the image/object) and then being able to connect that together. The point of this meaning that there could be benefits from separate training and then post-training connection to bridge any gaps in learned representations.

However, I'd think that ultimately a model that can train simultaneously on more sensory input vs less will have a better/more efficient world model with more useful & interesting cross-connections between that space and applied uses in non-physical domains.
There are plenty of problems with NVIDIA on Linux, but I'm sad to tell you I think this one is your own fault.

The error message is telling you that you've held back broken packages that are conflicting with dependencies nvtop is trying to install. If you sort that out, nvtop should install.

I have nvtop installed on Debian via apt, and it works just fine.
Of course, searching through all eight word combinations will be quite a bit harder. But that does not really protect you that much. If you are attacking passwords, you will try increasingly large sets of possible passwords. After you have gone through the million most common passwords and so on, you will also sooner than later spend a few minutes on trying all those insults before moving on to all eight word combinations, at least if this generator becomes popular enough to warrant inclusion in an attack.
search for "resqme" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=resqme
But how can you know how many floors they have? And where are you getting the list of buildings from? And what makes you think your list is complete?

Also how do you know their efficiency? Google might have less space but also a way to pack twice as much compute in the same place.

Like I said, this is impossible to know without a lot of insider information from a lot of companies.
IANAMathematician so I don't know if it's already a discussion, but I think that focusing in these kind of notation improvements would make maths both easier to grasp and more fun to learn.

PS: I'm not sure if it's something that bothers other people but sometimes it bothers me. Especially notable that to me there are some domains that seem to use weird notation as a shibboleth or to make it artificially harder to think about.
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There aren’t a lot of exact matches that I’m aware of. Spam filters, ad blockers, Reddit, mastodon, and block party all came up during the discussions.
Even if you take Costco out of the picture, Walmart is almost always cheaper for basically everything at a (now more than a) dollar store.

There are a few exceptions (nothing I've found beats their helium balloons, if in stock). But dollar stores are everywhere.
OpenAI's TTS does this. You can hear it in regular ChatGPT's voice mode (which this demo is based on, it uses the same animations on the robot's face). It will also sometimes randomly hallucinate syllables or whole nonsense words, although that is rarer.
I would like to add that this also impacts you if you do not use social media due to the externalities. Most of socialisation does in fact happen there - so the choice is between submitting yourself to the brainrot, or not staying in contact with your friends.
First of all that was one post by one rando on the platform that didn't really take off that much compared to all the other trending posts on tiktok at the time. The media picked it up, completely took it out of context and from there it blew up due to the Streisand effect.

So much garbage on all the western news channels that it has buried the original content(probably on purpose).

Here is a somewhat reasonable timeline of events:
[1]:https://slate.com/business/2023/11/tiktok-osama-bin-laden-le...