skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Isn't this already how it works tho? At least in my time doing internships, I would hit some screen saying access needed and just press a couple of buttons tagging my manager and some sec team and soon enough it would be granted or explained that, actually no, I was accessing the wrong stuff, and be pointed in the right way.
Correct, I think I mistook it as "use a small neural net to approximate matrix multiplication" instead it seems as "use cheaper replacements of matrix mul without much acc loss".

Wellll that means I can give dni another try :D
What's that got to do with anything? Card details aren't stored.
How did Amsterdam become the EDM capital?
We need an acknowledgment of the past, the origins, which may no longer be present. Detroit starting in the ‘80s and into the 90s would be the prime example. I wrote a short essay about the latter :

https://technotarek.com/shows/richie-hawtin
Spending 6 millions EUR per year to get an index of blurry pictures in ElasticSearch (that they just crawled from somewhere). Well, it's only here for 15 years... so make the calculation.
There are accusations on social media all the time and 99% are complete BS. Be more skeptical.
[dupe]

More discussion over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39708957
Boeing is presently in the middle of a coverup; they don't want anybody coming forward with information that Boeing management knew about the "opening a plug door" process shortcut.
It’s a way of saying "I decline any responsibility if anyone uses this tool for malicious purposes".
If the buying a domain part is outside your budget, consider gelocalcert (I work on this) or one of the other free subdomain providers [2].

[1] https://www.getlocalcert.net/

[2] https://free.wdh.gg/#/?id=domains
No, I don't think it wouldn't seem like that to any reasonable person. What makes you say otherwise?
Ouch. And with a 300 pixel wide watermark at that...
I’d more readily believe it’s a shareholder than anyone directly at Boeing. But who knows
Watch the Earth move with Raspberry Shake
I disagree with the Cloudflare solution.
They have issues with their IP address reputation which makes their forwarding very unreliable. They basically get rate limited by Google and smaller email providers.

https://community.cloudflare.com/t/email-forwarded-through-c...
Working with a team / pushing through bullshit of human dynamics
> Particleboard is absolutely useless, MDF is mostly useless except using as a guaranteed flat surface on top of something to support it

Unless there is a drop of moisture, then you throw it all away.

It’s so depressingly wasteful.
> 1. There are permissions at various layers. If anything along the chain doesn't line up, permission denied.

- I am shocked that you don't seem to find Deny By Default the best thing in the world... (looking at you Azure...)

> You need deep understanding of each service's specific IAM setup.

- Color me shocked...

> Ancillary permission requirements are not obvious if you're not familiar with the details of how a service works.

- Imagine...Having to understand how stuff works to be gainfully employed....

> Permission related failures do not make the root cause immediately clear.

Cloudtrail is your friend...

> Secrets related permissions are especially tricky.

- Define the complaint....

> The out-of-the-box managed policies are too broad and will often have you granting much more permissions than you need if you use them.

At least for AWS, you are not supposed at any point in time to use out-of-the-box managed policies. Instead, you should use them as templates for your own policies or create your own Customer Managed Policies from scratch.

"...Another best practice is to create a customer managed IAM policy that you can assign to users. Customer managed policies are standalone identity-based policies that you create and which you can attach to multiple users, groups, or roles in your AWS account. Such a policy restricts users to performing only the AWS Private CA actions that you specify..." - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/privateca/latest/userguide/auth-...
On one side I agree with you, on the other, such statements are far from conclusive proof of anything.

Let's make a small mental exercise:

- you end up being a whistleblower against your company

- every of your former friends hates you, your family isn't super supportive either for what you caused to the rest of the family (in reputation, attention, possibly financially)

- you decide to end it

- you leave such statements before ending it to clear your name / further punish the company

I am not saying that this has happened, but people can have millions of motivations and victims being vengeful or lying is actually a surprisingly common phenomenon even though they may really be the victims of the whole situation.
Hey, about these double ones, are they like old 3D photography?

https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/object/10757T
Fanless Intel N100 stick PC: 16GB RAM, 256GB and a tiny form factor
This seems like a screen capture from Fox? Anyone has the link to the original video on Fox?
Supreme Court to hear case on how the government talks to social media companies
Only if it's a major local employer
An unstated rule: not said/stated.
Well, the cameras could go off for an hour and both guards could be asleep for the same hour.

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edit: on a meta note, why did this submission flash on the homepage, and now I can't find it?

edit2: I can't find the dupe submission either: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39712618

edit3: I found this submission now on page 6, it was just on the first page and gaining comments and votes fast until just now.

edit4: both submissions are completely gone now off any page.

@dang?
Perhaps that is why so many suicides, such as that of Gary Webb, involve two bullets from the same gun
I get reports showing attempts at least one a month per domain, a few in a week trying root and then subdomains. So I do like the fact that I know the policy I have implemented is useful. I do wish, however, that there was more useful information in the reports and that a variation of forensic reporting was more of a thing.

But you're spot on with finding gaps. It's basically the premise for every commercial DMARC product on the market. It's also crazy to see how companies blindly trust and never remediate senders from having access to corporate domains.

I'll, however, disagree with regard to personal domains. It's not hard. Do it. Everyone who helps clean up these things makes a small difference. If you own your own domain and are leveraging email this should be table stakes. I have recommended MailHardener [0] (no affiliation) in the past for their fantastic documentation around SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, etc - but also they have a free tier of one domain and they provide a grade with respect to your posture. It's really simple, and people I know have used it to learn how to implement these configurations on a broader scale.

[0] https://www.mailhardener.com/
Cant move from postman need grpc
The third image they show uses IV.
Snopes knows: https://www.snopes.com/news/2024/03/07/320000-unvetted-migra...

Which laws do you believe it is contrary to?
The problem is that even then you'll be able to get people to dismiss it with a "well, but he was mentally disturbed enough to lie about what we did, so clearly he just wanted to get one last dig in when he committed suicide". In other words, I don't think it'd be any significant deterrent to anyone prepared to call in a hit - anyone ready to do that would already have accepted that it will look dodgy and be prepared to counter it by smearing you.

If you want to deter a hit in a situation like that, I think the only way to do that is to ensure you have very significant additional data (or at least convincingly imply you do) and make it clear they'll be released if you "commit suicide".
As I write this now, VGR1 and VGR2 are both showing up on DSN NOW.

https://imgur.com/6bgg3Uj

This brings up another issue. The DNS network is spread across Goldstone, Madrid, and Canberra allowing for continuous tracking of a spacecraft.

A single site would only be able to get a fraction of the broadcast or may be out of position for a repeating broadcast.
Wow you weren't kidding, those are absolutely hideous. And I thought IKEA furniture design was as minimal as it got.
We already know they're killers, the second MAX crash showed that if the first didn't. Now it's just a question of how direct they're willing to get.
How many murders are actually solved?
unless you realize how much logistics happens to keep ingredients arriving on an Just in time basis and keep track of every little QA data-points so crucial to the fast food chain employee experience.

Cutting that $1,- off the average meal bill that allows McDonald's to sell their francises deals as more profitable then being independent depends on both the reality and perception of it being an integrated system, so there is every incentive to make the IT system as global and pervasive as possible.
They are just protecting the meat industry's freedom to forbid you from eating lab grown meat.

Jokes aside, it's lobbying and corruption in its purest form. I cannot see any reason to ban it.
FreshRSS is what's it's all about. Me was GOOG Reader -> INOreader -> too many INOreader $$$ increases -> FreshRSS
Well, he was definitely one of them.
What I don't understand:
Why was the multiplexing in HTTP/2 and 3 pulled into the application layer instead of using a layer 4 protocol like SCTP?
Maybe there was more (unaired dirty laundry)
Yes and no. A full revision control system would be handy but would probably have the same issues with commit comments as in software. It could help filter stuff that has been touched but the software needs to be very intelligent about marking something as actually changed. E.g. If everything is parametrically linked should it get touched by a change? and its last modified date should bump? The visual diff could highlight a whole lot of non-relevant stuff as changed.

To your other question, yes it is possible to require a change in the specification of a door because the layout has changed elsewhere, e.g. it might need to become a 1hr fire door with a door closer because the layout of a corridor changed elsewhere and it now forms part of the protected escape route.

Solving this problem is complicated. You can't link the fire resistance of the door to the wall it is in though as it is common practice to specify 30min fire doors even where they are not needed as it is a good way to get a better quality generic heavy door without specifying a particular make and model so this parameter will be commonly overridden for reasons that are not 'semantically logical' but are eminently practical in the real world. Also the two are not necessarily related anyway because a wall might have different requirements driving its specification.

Modelling the voids not the things that contain them is one way to look at the problem. It might be possible to place a sort of virtual smoke bomb object in the corridor that will try to fill the space with virtual smoke and anything that 'smoke' touches needs to have say 30mins fire resistance. However this is complicated because in my jurisdiction you can have different fire resistances required for walls, doors and ceilings forming compartments... So your smoke bomb object would need to know if it was interacting with a door, a wall, a compartment ceiling or a false ceiling and determine wether to alert that something is wrong or pass through it as if it's not there... That is assuming that the space has been modelled tightly enough in the first place to ensure that the 'smoke' doesn't leak out.

Another example of this problem of semantics is reinforced concrete structures because you can make any shape you want out of concrete it might be a wall to one thing and a part of a foundation structure to another and part of a column structure at the same time. Semantically it is one piece of concrete but it is also all three of those other things for the purposes of modelling the structure. This is a tricky problem for software to solve because you usually model those elements individually but when you generate drawings they should all show up as one homogenous lump. What tends to happen is the software sometimes fails to merge things together and you end up troubleshooting a bunch of spurious lines all over your Plans Sections and Elevations.
Some more discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39713489
Yes. I'm far more likely to visit a major fast food chain in another country for this exact reason. It's like a fun little mashup of the familiar and the pseudo-exotic.
Pentagon stares down "drone swarm" threat
Seems like a variation of starting a war to distract from domestic issues.
Training Predictive Models on Encrypted Data Using Homomorphic Encryption
Reread your statement there. "Almost everyone"? Who? As far as we know it was literally nobody. The notion that he has compromising material has been insinuated by people with no first hand knowledge. And if he did, where was it? Where did it go? Why didn't he use it before he got arrested? Who knew he had it? Who knew Ghislaine Maxwell didn't have it and left her alone this whole time? How did they know that sending their elite assassination squad past all the cameras (almost every camera was working) in a federal prison to fake his suicide would ensure the material would never be found? Did anyone even do anything compromising that could have been recorded? We don't know have any proof of any of it.
cptsd or not, i have realized i am pretty inflexible as well, which has really stalled my personal growth
By online learning I mean incremental real-time learning (as opposed to pre-training), such that you can predict something (e.g. what some external entity is going to do next, or the results of some action you are about to take), then receive the sensory feedback of what actually happened, and use that feedback to improve your predictions for next time.

I don't think there is any substitute for a predict-act-learn loop here - you don't want to predict what someone else has done (which is essentially what LLMs learn from a training set), you want to learn how your OWN predictions are wrong, and how to update them.
I lived in one the buidings mentioned in this article.

Pros: It was the most spacious flat I've lived on. I'm not talking about area, but the layout itself, it was amazingly well architected. Massive windows too, great lighting (but see cons).

Cons: Single glaze windows (and a protected facade) meant eye-watering energy bills. Poor quality subfloor (with carpet) meant 24/7 creaking when walking over it.
Qdrant 1.8.0
[dupe]

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39708347
Let's break it down. He was about to under-go day 3 of whistleblower testimony. He had already given 2 days worth and they have found instances worth following up with criminal investigations. Guy's in a hotel (probably under his name) and is found in his car - shot to death in what appears to be a suicide. Then this, saying he stated that "If anything happens to me...", then Boeing "conveniently" overwriting the door bolt safety footage, etc has all the hallmarks of it being a hit. To protect Boeing from criminal investigation and costing the company potentially billions in fines and lost sales.

I'm in the camp that they did, in fact, hire someone or someone within their organization did to protect their interests in this case. Whether it's from corporate or from just the group of folks that might/would/will be indicted from the whistleblowers testimony. You don't land on 21-black 3 times in a row and say it's luck.
What would be the incentive? Seeing his portfolio shrink and the company go through even more problems than it has?
They were scheduled for an additional day of deposition. Apparently there was more "dirty laundry" to talk about.
When did they get the .google domain extension? Don't think I've seen that before
Installing and Using the Guix System
Here is my blog post on my experience with installing and using the Guix System. Enjoy!
Well yeah, if you want to make up outlandish hypotheticals with no basis in reality /s

I think we fall into a false sense of "How could this happen and no one get caught doing it". I know I've had that thought for decades now but murders keep happening and people keep getting away with it. I find myself thinking "Wow, I guess that was easier than I thought it'd be (thinking back 1-4 years), but _now_ it would be harder", the issue is I've had that same thought almost every year so clearly my guess of how hard it would be is way off.
yeh secure by default isn't harder than dealing with every edge case and quirk.
Yup. Webb also killed himself many many years after telling his story. His story that was generally considered unreliable and inaccurate.
About ten years ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.google
> larger items like bookshelves

I’m a huge fan of Lundia shelving. It seems to be strong enough to hold anything, it’s adjustable, comes in millions of sizes and looks good imho.

https://lundia.com/
Bernie Sanders Proposes Reducing Americans' Workweek to 32 Hours
That wasn't a hypothetical. I was referencing a current event.

edit: missed the /s, stupid brain
Sends a pretty clear message to anyone else thinking of speaking up.
I don't know about the game theory of the whole thing.

If a group does want to murder a whistleblower, they presumably want to do it for two reasons:

- To prevent them from testifying further
- To scare other potential whistleblowers into not testifying

A public statement of "if something happens to me it wasn't suicide!" is certainly not evidence enough. But it's a strong hint...which is actually the most favorable outcome to the murdering org, since it maximizes the chilling effect of the murder.
Another RL paper with terrible baseline. They used 0 shot non instruction tuned Mistral for GSM8k which has very specific way of output. They got 11% accuracy after improving it, while few shot prompting achieves 37%[1]. GPT 4 could get ~97% with prompting.

[1]: https://huggingface.co/spaces/HuggingFaceH4/open_llm_leaderb...
> "There is no "pro freedom" argument in preventing me from choosing "lab-grown meat"

I was about to point out that the very TFA was about states lining up to outlaw it, but the sibling comment on here is the exact same hysterical response I was referring to. I would support labelling the item - I wouldn't eat either version myself, but banning one for the emotional comfort of flesh-eaters is the problem here.
Babylon Micro-Farms is bringing vertical farming to K-12 classes
While I was thinking he had rediscovered how to make "hot water" aka not a big secret, he's also sharing a truth that maybe not everyone knows especially juniors devs.
Batteries can also save you money. When you take the lifetime of the battery in cycles and its average capacity over that time you can get a price per KWH to store and discharge that amount of power. For me that comes out to 8p a KWH. Producing a KWH is less than that, about 6p a KWH so a battery is relatively expensive just to store power. However buying from the grid costs 35 p a KWH and on top of that through the night due to Wind and Nuclear power I can buy power at 14.5p a KWH.

Given these numbers its pretty clear that using my own solar power and storing it in a battery to use over night is double the price of using it directly due to the battery but its also still less than half the price of buying it from the grid. In addition through the winter when there isn't enough sunshine power can be bought and stored in the battery and used throughout the day avoiding higher day rates and saves about 40%.

Batteries are economically viable and for me at least they will pay back in half the time the solar panels do. The difference in price to the grid is so vast and nearly 5x what it costs from the panels that the additional battery storage cost makes sense up to a certain point of capacity. Its also greener because it shifts power needs and flattens demand which better utilises the green power available.

I really recommend people take the price of a battery (say $1000 for 5KWH for 6000 cycles average 90% capacity) and bring that price back to something like the unit price because its one of the easier ways to account for this sort of infrastructure and what it really costs and its easily comparable in what is done today. That battery would in its lifetime charge/discharge about 26,460 KWH, which is about 3.7 cents a KWH for storage, if you can get more than that differential for power from panels or difference pricing based on time then you may be able to do some good while also saving money and with an inverter too if you don't have one its more like 8 cents a KWH (but averages less the more battery you can utlise).

With Sodium Ion looming this battery equation will get even more compelling for more people.
Do neurons think? Do a bunch of neurons?

Is this semantics?
I wondee why won't more cars have sequential gearbox. It's so neat on motorbikes.
The ability to write a novel is different from actually writing a novel. If prediction forms the basis of (at least some forms of) intelligence, intelligence itself is more than prediction.
I don't really have an opinion on this either way, but I would just like to point out that it is in fact possible to say publicly (or privately for that matter) that you will not kill yourself and then kill yourself. There is no fundamental law of nature that says if you say something that are cosmically stuck to that statement.
I know, that's why I had the "/s" I know you're referencing Epstein
Would YOU want to pursue and present evidence that Boeing just offed a guy for pursuing and presenting evidence?
What kind of "security" are we talking about? Hotel exterior cameras that are cloud controlled by (probably) a large commercial provider? Considering what is possible with hacking that, and that this is an enormously powerful company, I think it's entirely possible that a hit man could have been involved.

That said, I think suicide is the most likely cause, but we should avoid failures of imagination and consider the possibility.[0]

0. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Failure_of_imagination
1. Cut paper in half.
2. Crumple up one half.
3. Put untouched half next to crumpled
4. Exhibit A: Before and After.
That only happens at the Metropolitan detention center, in the Jeffrey Epstein memorial wing.
With all due respect, "no shit?"

There however is less reason to believe this was suicide given the circumstances.
My brain completely skipped over that, woops.
they were being sarcastic, hence the /s :P
Like clippy for fire doors. "I've noticed you have moved this into a corridor where all the other doors have 1hr rating is the 30min rating on this door correct" Would be amazing but sounds a but too much from what we can expect from AI at the moment; we would start to rely on it and it would have to be 99.999% correct.
You're not giving information anybody on this forum doesn't already know.

Obviously they don't "speak" either. Both "think" and "speak" are used as shorthands here for what the language models actually do.
IAM is "not complicated and complicated" in the same sense as UI frameworks/ecosystems/boost are. The "concept" is fairly simple, but you have to know a ton of bits and bobs to make sense of it all, for your particular use case. And you often have to dig deeper than you would like.
What I find helpful with buying IKEA items second hand, I know the exact measurements and can find more infos online. With other furniture items, it much harder. And their names are distinct so I can just search for it.