skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've known a pathological liar. The thing is because people tend to default to trusting, especially because pathological liars will lie about things most reasonable people would not expect anyone to lie about, they will get away with it for a good amount of time (varying by how good they are at it). But their credibility in a given group quickly crumbles once one or two lies are exposed. Often they will then move on somewhere else where they repeat the progress.
It reliably tells me that others has issues, if downdetector doesn't spike then I know it is just me.
Is there a reason for choosing PyTorch over tensorflow?
Most SIMs for such purposes are sat directly on an L2TP connection or similar. They’re often not public internet.

As a consumer you can buy similar - I know my ISP (A&A) will sell you (quite reasonably) a sim that will drop straight onto an L2TP connection of your choosing.
But fortunately it's trivial to do better than that specific.
Ig Noble winner if there ever was one, I bet.
It's way better now. I used it 15 years ago and had to do quite a bit of preprocessing to get not-entirely-terrible results, but now I use it with great success and no preprocessing.
Well I can tell you in my totally anecdotal view that the underground scene here is alive and well, you just need to look a bit harder for it ;)
It’s true that mainstream media like Instagram and TikTok are bringing the worst of the scene and it’s true that there are now a lot of kids that think that the techno scene is to dress in fetish clothes and film yourself dancing waiting for “the drop”. But this is just capitalism and globalization doing its thing. Trends come and go. You can still go to awesome parties here in Berlin that won’t be filmed and uploaded to Facebook, and it’s also true that people complain a lot about the scene going mainstream but in reality if you want money from it, there’s so many mouths that the underground scene can feed.
I think a bigger problem for the club culture is the festival scene, but that’s a whole different discussion. There are cool initiatives coming from this such as ASlice so I don’t think it’s as bad as some old schoolers are claiming
Firefox doesn't make an OS anymore, let alone one for iPhones. They're strictly referring to safari, the browser (labelled gatekeeper) that they are competing with.

There's plenty of other stuff apple does that costs more money, but none of that is relevant to competition in the browser space.
As opposed to despair as a strategy?
Next-gen battery tech: Reimagining every aspect of batteries
This is a different branch of music that doesn't have much in common with Chicago style house/techno. It's similar so people lump it together, but it evolved separately from synthpop, eurodance and electronic music that Kraftwerk did in 70s. The modern commercial EDM/techno is pretty different from what you're going to hear at a Berlin/Prague underground techno club, and has almost nothing in common with freetekno as heard in the forests.
Leipzig seems to be the new underground place in Germany from what I've heard and experienced.

I believe this is the usual cycle of cities going through: arts scene existing because it's a cheap place to live, artists congregate in places they can afford, create a cool scene, the cool scene brings some bars/cafés and slowly it erodes to gentrification since these places are cool and attract other crowds into it (higher income, and/or tourists), eventually it makes the place expensive and artists have to find a new place where it's cheaper to live, and create their spaces.

Very similar to the geeks, MOPs, and sociopaths essay on subcultures. [0]

[0] https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
Britain's decade of Art Deco densification
While this is a rather trivial event considering that few people need MacDonalds, this is a perfect example of how fragile modern society is. Everywhere, we are building a world that is fragile due to its incredible high-tech dependencies: we've got opaque technologies, global supply chains, and most disturbing of all on many fronts, the dependence on unsustainable and unenvironmental mining and fossil fuels (see [1] for an example of our increasing dependence).

No one really knows how it works any more and it's the apotheosis of ugliness. We should embark on an effort to simplify dependencies and remove unnecessary technology from our life, rather than complicate it with more for the sake of useless economic growth. Because when it comes crashing down, and it will, it's going to be ugly. (Before you reply or downvote, just ask yourself, how robust can a system really be if virtually all its innovations succeed or fail based on short-term profits in a brutal capitalistic world.)

[1] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/global-plastics-productio...
# shellcheck disable=SC2064
trap "cleanup '$SCR_IMG'" EXIT

While shellcheck can have false positives, and SCR_IMG probably doesn't have any characters which need escaping, it's not exactly wrong in this case.

The command passed to `trap` is evaluated normally, so variable expansions do take place.

trap 'cleanup "$SCR_IMG"' EXIT

Will behave correctly, and the expansion of SCR_IMG won't be susceptible to issues relating to unquoted shell characters.

Alternatively, if you're using a modern bash (this probably won't work on a mac by default), then this is an option too:

trap "cleanup ${SCR_IMG@Q}" EXIT
GG, a GUI for Jujutsu
TL;DR: Capitalism breeds innovation. Just not the type of innovation the consumer would like.
I thought firing a gun would leave gunpowder residue on your hands
I agree.

Cannot see the vast majority of C# devs moving over to Rust any time soon. The odd exception being software that needs better control of memory and performance.

I am more interested seeing where Microsoft, in general, go with Rust in their ecosystem. Last I heard (and I have only read bits here and there) Rust is now part of the Windows Kernel (the compiler comes with it) and they have been hiring for Rust developers for their Azure platform.

I dont think Microsoft are replacing C#, either. However, I would be interested to see what software they use moves over to Rust under-the-hood. For example, their their Visual Studio IDE which moved over from C++ to .NET (around 10 years ago) moves over to Rust.

One thing people complain about Visual Studio is performance and being a memory hog. I would not be surprised if they experiment a Rust version.

Developers... especially Windows developers... are likely to follow the footsteps of Microsoft. If their larger apps move to being Rust, can see many C# developers moving over as well for their larger-than-average projects.
People these days don't have to scrounge around in the dirt to fend off starvation. Truly sad.
Cash is still pretty common in Japan and Germany, so some markets wouldn't even notice a difference.
It's a big difference if you need to open doors, especially if there is another SUV next to you
If you have physical access to your own server you could just plug in the USB devices CAs sell you. The cloud HSMs/code signing services are more for people who don't have hardware access and have to rely on someone else's HSM accessed over the network.
Aw. Car racing is a lot of fun, and there are a lot of multimillionaires browsing this forum. You can get a used F1 car for less than a million, so it's not inconceivable that someone here could actually be one.

It goes karting, Formula 4, Formula 3, Formula 2, and then formula 1. Karting is relatively accessible, < $10k. Amateur formula one is then only a million to start and then a couple hundred grand a year upkeep.
I can't either. wget reports "Read error at byte 7843894" every time.
I'd love to see some numbers on that.

Anecdotal evidence from my kids and their various friendship groups is that they all flocked to Brave (especially on desktop) to avoid the ads on YouTube.

They all seemed individually very proud for doing so, beating the system as it were, which meant it very quickly caught on amongst all of them.

That is the danger for YouTube, as it's a key demographic..
That is not my argument at all: my argument is that phones represent a larger phenomenon of choosing to produce and use unsustainable products that incudes cobalt and many other types of mining, we choose time and again to pollute the earth with our actions that put a sufficient amount of pollution in the air and water to increase the rate of cancers. Phones are the prime example but they are just one of many similar actions by our society to choose short-term gains in exchange for poisoning ourselves.
Just make sure you test for your scale and with representative data and queries. There will be various tipping points with any technology. But you can find them with experimentation.
> I expected riots and protest

Why did you expect this?
I am bilingual and I have noticed that in my head, meaning of the word (symbol) and sound of the word (language) are two different things, where language is dependent on meaning, but meaning is not dependent on language.

I can think in my native tongue or English, but I can also use just abstractions to think - i.e. designing architecture of a software tool or using math. What I am finding frustrating is to have abstract idea in the head and be limited by language in expression of that idea, so much so, that sometimes it is easier to paint a picture of that idea than try to express it in written form. Language is a projection of abstract mind with massive loss of contextual information. But you don't need language to have an abstract mind.
That's because Google Authenticator keeps the keys in online storage with Google Account.
I'm sure a few are, but I drive a hatchback :P

Badly.
Regarding Gladio, what is wild conspiracy theories anywhere else, in Italy is just a slow Tuesday.

Just to get started on the rabbit hole, and somewhat relevant for this thread:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_Calvi
Having had it on my last few cars, I wouldn’t go back.
And friends of friends, friends of relatives are classical match candidates, even if they sound so old-fashioned.
It's one of these days where I have to double-check I'm not on a hn-themed the onion.

"CEO of data privacy company Onerep.com founded dozens of people-search firms"

"Harvard concluded that a dishonesty expert committed misconduct"

And depending on the general mood I'm in this is kinda a downer sometimes, like apparently only assholes make it in this world because you cannot compete with others if you have a conscience and they don't. Sorry for this tangent but it's just one of these days somehow.

The McDonald's outage at least was good for a quick laugh when I read the "unexpected world's health day" comment.
Also https://fas.org/publication/open-source-hardware/
Yes, many. At this point you should be asking the question whether there's ever a reason to choose tensorflow at all.
> IKEA sells many products in a couple tiers. E.g. if you get the cheapest billy bookcase it'll just about barely hold up if it's full of books and you don't nudge it.

Agree, but still I just replaced a Billy bookcase that was over 15 years old and moved in 5 different places with me. It was really ugly looking in the end, and due a replacement.
But even Ikea in more recent Billy they replaced metal parts for plastic ones and the "wood" seems even worse.
I also find it interesting that people don't seem to think too hard about where lab grown meat is heading.

You could imagine that the culture mechanisms will get more and more sophisticated, building up some of the systems seen in animals from scratch.

I have (partly jokingly) thought about the idea that rather than redesign animals from the ground up, why not just engineer out the qualities that we (think) we don't want in livestock animals.

It wouldn't be hard to selectively breed brain-dead carcasses that require life-support machines to grow. And then we can harvest the meat from brain-dead animals. Yum.

Sounds appealing, doesn't it?...
Take heed, for this is a sign of the coming Anti-Singularity. Yea, it is coming for us all.
Same for me at 100%. Something to do with pixel sizes etc making it look like is drawn with roblox.
One reason is that overall there are more PyTorch based ML projects out there, which translates to larger exploration space and wider support base. Around the beginning of 2021 PyTorch overtook TensorFlow as the ML framework of choice, see https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=...
I don't see how making a living out of professionally defending independent content producers automatically translates to sending scam e-mails. Both can be done at scale but they are not the same.
It's not being verbose or well-defined which is the problem. It's that the law isn't a single well-specified requirement but rather many independent ones that each have to be complied with separately, including by people who weren't doing anything untoward to begin with.

If you weren't doing anything harmful then your preexisting behavior shouldn't become unlawful.
Learned a very painful though valuable lesson about backups due to a Deathstar.

Lost my first 4 years of code when one day it died without warning. Been quite paranoid about backups since, which has saved my ass several times since.
Any Australians here who were there for Melbourne’s ‘dirty electro’ scene through the 00s-10s?

I feel very privileged to have lived my 30s through that time. Public Office in West Melbourne. The Lounge! Oh my god the Lounge on Swanston. E55 at the bottom end of Elizabeth. And let’s never forget Revolver, not that it needs forgetting as it’s still going.

Everyone in that scene was there for the music. We all danced, we all enjoyed each other, we went home together, we bonded over ciggies on the balcony, we stayed up all night, we shared everything. It was epic.

I’m 47 now. I have no mid-life crisis, and I put it down to living in Melbourne through my 30s. A spectacular little bubble in human history. x
Of course, that depends on their customers carrying cash. Which is less and less common.
OK, how are they going to preserve it? Where can I visit 1999 Berlin techno scene and experience the rave?
The Wayland leg works fine for me on gnome+wayland.
I thought tensorflow was dead and PyTorch the new king.
I think you got my point backwards. If you are found with a gunshot wound in your head, holding a gun, but you don't have gunpowder residue on your hand, it's pretty safe to say you didn't shoot yourself.

Of course there are ways to get around that but the killer has to actually perform that workaround.
Follow-Your-Click: Open-Domain Regional Image Animation via Short Prompts
Just to be a bit pedantic: techno didn't come from Chicago but from Detroit :)
Europe regulator says it would pull Boeing approval if needed
How we came to a stage where your iris is being monitored in your car, including mic and video recording and all your contact being uploaded as soon as you connect to the entertainment sys... and nobody gives a fuck. It's beyond my understanding.
It's food that has been marked with a branding iron.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branding_iron
Obviously, but that's a different issue.
My bad. But the point stands. Complaining about a cultural movement that they have almost entirely gentrified is massively ironic.
PyTorch has a very good record of backwards compatibility compared to Tensorflow; your code is much less likely to be broken/deprecated if you use PyTorch.
> you cannot compete with others if you have a conscience and they don't.

This is self evidently true, though. A conscience is a constraint on behavior. People without this constraint can accomplish more things. Of course, they may end up suffering for their actions, but it's a surefire way to short-term success, and not unlikely to lead to long-term success as well.
Bigger than Paris? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_urban_areas_in_the_Eur...
trap "rm $IMG*" EXIT

see https://www.shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2064

also, use mktemp -d and recursively delete the directory
The article states that this researcher falsified data. While I rather abhor dishonesty, especially being a former academic myself, one must keep in mind the following: 90% of academia is rotten in the sense that the research being done is being done because the academic path requires some kind of research. This in turn is the case because research groups and departments want to keep themselves alive, and the only way to stay alive is gain funding. Finally, and worst of all, gaining funding has been almost entirely divorced from the usefulness that research has to people.

On the counterpoint, I do support basic research and curiosity, which I fundamentally believe has value to societies, but the research being done is hardly out of curiosity. Instead, these perverse incentives have led to an environment where basic curiosity is paradoxically discouraged.

The end result is that large portions of academia are filled with useless machines doing useless work. As a result, we're getting these pathological cases. And we can think about this fraud on one more level: don't think that it will necessarily hurt academia....a fraud is necessary every once in a while so that everyone else shines just a little brighter.
Adding a little bit of optimism: there are many decent people in all of these fields. They might not as often make the news (initially for extraordinary “achievements“ then for downfalls), but it is entirely possible to “make it in this world“ (supporting a family, taking the occasional vacation, retiring at age 65) while being honest.
The scene has thrived greatly under the watchful eye of the Techno Viking.
I'm assuming you're in Germany. Where are you getting a Döner for 4 euros? Those also got hit with inflation pretty hard, at least here in Berlin. Gourmet burger would also be closer to 12-13 now I think not 9.
> The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges -- Anatole France

I absolutely can not understand how people are even defending massive loopholes or oversights in tax code that allow some billionaires to effectively pay a tiny fraction of ordinary income tax...
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I got your point, but I was making that point that even then, it doesn’t mean anything. Maybe they went to a shooting range that afternoon. Maybe the killer does something to ensure the residue is there. Maybe the killer manipulates them in their sleep. Who knows.
Those are not really underrated or underground these days though, they are some of the mainstays of clubs in Berlin.

I don't think even Golden Gate nor ://about:blank would be considered truly "underground" anymore. As usual with the underground stuff you need to dig deeper to find them, as I don't live in Berlin I need to rely on my local friends to take me to these places as they are inserted within the underground culture.
Just how many ads can you add to this page?
Not gonna lie, this is awesome.

Cybergoth Dance Party and Techno Viking are now even more important parts of our collective human heritage.

Edit: It seems Cybergoth Dance Party was shot in Dusseldorf, my life is now even more full of lies.
It only ever understands me if I adopt an American accent; and that not consistently, presumably because it's bad (and often comically exaggerated). But my actual (British) voice never as far as I can recall.

So maybe the varied experience is largely just whether you're American and if so have the right regional accent? (For what it's worth, my go-to impression is I think what you'd call 'valley girl', or whatever the male equivalent is. Since I feel liiike that's basically what all city-dwelling Americans sound like to me anywaaay. Do they sound that way to you allso orrr no? ;) )
But people would if outages with cash backups were frequent enough. On a side note, I am baffled by the number of otherwise activist people to whom I expound about the big problems of a cashless society who just shrug to say "hey, what can you do?"
I'd love to read the terms & conditions in a McDonald's ice cream machine downtime insurance policy.
Next Language models teaching themselves to think, then kill humans, based on crawled russian website with secret AI instructions.
I will never buy a GM until they stop turning their reverse lights on when they're not reversing. This one small feature has wreaked immeasurable havoc on parking lots across the world.

https://www.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/rshlke/why_do_gm_vehi...
Kids, who as a category have no income, have a Hobson's Choice: eat or go hungry.

The problem is that if kids don't eat lunch and go hungry that will negatively affect their ability to learn. As such offering less healthy food that they actually eat might very well be better than healthy food that they don't eat.
Nah. Wendy's has been advertising $1 singles and $2 doubles if you order through their app for about a week now. Most likely anybody who wants to order a cheap, low-quality cheeseburger online will still be able to do so fairly easily.
Health and safety.

The food served at the canteens needs to be traceable, to avoid/mitigate food poisoning related issues. Once you start bringing external food into the system, you can no longer guarantee the safety of the other canteen goers, even if, theoretically, they will not be sharing their meals.
Yes, the point being that if you sleep 8h, then a 10h fasting window is really just 2h of awake time.
I am inclined to believe those numbers :)

That's an interesting question. One partial answer is that the hash table speedup likely involves an interface change, replacing "insert single item" with batching. This is a generally helpful principle, but unfortunately does not match some existing abstractions.
Quorn HQ in stokesly UK make meat alternative products from funghi - I am not affiliated, just saying…
> employing lowly paid migrants from the job center

Feels a bit like casual vilification of migrants.

“Lowly paid” migrants have a high motivation to get the job done properly. They need the money and are grateful for the job that some non-migrants would never consider. If the restaurant is dirty then management is probably to blame.

Management in such situations has tyrannical power. They probably just haven’t prioritised cleanliness in the restaurants you seem to describe.
I use it mainly as a frontend for Home Assistant. Alexa worked way better but it's not as good for privacy (to put it mildly...)

I really really would love to see some LLM love in these services rather than all this scripted 2010s stuff.
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