skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess it got swept up in the reasonable skepticism that resulted from the exposed overt politisation of science that was already on the rise but went hokystick in 2020?

OTOH climate science as a field did already suffer from siege mentality before, whether justified or not, that did suppress rather than engage disallinged views.

(Fwiw my own not too informed view on the subject is we are heading for real disaster, we will and have postponed any real action until too late, but it will be the geo-engeneering grifters that will put the final nail in the coffin)
For a few minutes at low demand time. These kinds of over-grand claims are seriously harmful to the cause of promoting renewables because it makes it seem like we’re almost there and can stop caring. Just look at the excellent, accurate, and up-to-the-hour charts put out by the electricity market itself and you will see where and when the challenges we face still are.

https://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/supply.html
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If I understand right, whichever state launched it, due to the Outer Space Treaty: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_Space_Treaty

For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosmos_954
Lunar dev here, thank you so much for this! As the dev, I see the app as very fragile because of the dozens of emails per week I get, each describing a different very specific issue.

It’s good to hear the app is actually stable and useful for most people.
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It depends on what you consider to be a battery.

As an energy storage solution, pumping water up into a tower and then letting it drop during high demand is simple. Its earth friendly because then at peaks it can take some of the load off the generation, which could be less environmentally friendly. Renewables are better than fossil fuels, and not spending the energy to build solar panels is better than the process to create solar panels.

As long as it's not a toxic battery, then it should be a pretty good interim.
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Is AI the great filter that makes advanced technical civilisations rare?
Give her some funked-up muzak, she treats you nice

Feed her some hungry reggae, she'll love you twice
And then you find out about special soundness and that this is not only expected behaviour, but crucial to the security definitions and you realise that signatures are absolutely cursed.
Phone (not rooted) running Android 11 and Termux doing superuser/root operations on a USB flash drive connected to the phone, for example "cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sda1" and "mkfs.ext4 /dev/mapper/v1" --> Update-6 through Update-8 and "Connecting a USB device to QEMU using termux, termux-usb, usbredirect" at https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/19635 (see also Update-9, Update-10, Update-11).
Or even better store data as an sqlite file that is full-text-search indexed. Then you can full-text search the torrent on demand: https://github.com/bittorrent/sqltorrent
Jobs that involve designing AI chips fall under the broad discipline of Electrical Engineering. Here are some typical job titles and their specializations related to AI chip design:

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"Another bullsit paper published" is a better title
Same thought. It’s a bit of a bait and switch as the title implied to me a major milestone. But it’s not and the real milestone of renewables providing power continuously day and night remains.
I wonder what happens if someone hits the fault with an explosive while it's in this state of "near-earthquake". Would it make it better by relieving pressure or make it worse by triggering the main event?
Of course, let's talk about China, Russia and Iran. Not about the US and Israel, who have been bombing everywhere in the ME for decades, and are currently engaged in ethnic cleansing and genocide.
One of my all-time favorite live bands (Along with GY!BE).

When you listen to HEY WHAT, you really wonder how it could ever work live. But seeing them on the tour, they somehow managed to make the recording pale in comparison.
A lower power study can still lend weight to a good meta analysis.
Do you have a link to what you use? I don't think I've heard of them before, but sounds interesting.
I wonder if that will one day help sell the house to some trekkie sci-fi enthusiast.
The initial claim was that employees were doing something illegal. You can not send employees an email to instruct them to do something illegal.
The Nazis have had a strong mystic and esotheric undercurrent which also had to do with the Thule Society. When Hitler came to power German of all walks of life thought they could wield him to reach their own goals. Being correct in the sense of logic isn't what the Nazis were about. Or as my grandfather said paraphrased from Austrian German (who was in the Hitler Youth, like all kids his age — he was 12 when the war ended): "I didn't like the Nazis because in their ranks only simpletons and brutes would get into positions of leadership." So I am not surprised all kind of things have been called "jewish", as this was an easy way to quickly get rid of people you either disliked, envied or who simply did better work than you.

In a sense Trumpism echos that sentiment, where merit or truth doesn't count, but yelling the right thing loud enough does.
If you're interested in exploring other metrics, the output of the models and code examples for how to read them are available at: https://github.com/robertvacareanu/llm4regression/tree/main/...

For example, slightly adapting the code from the `README.md` for re-creating a barplot similar to Figure 1:

```
print(cdf.groupby(by=['dataset', 'model']).apply(lambda x: np.sqrt(((x['pred'] - x['gold']) ** 2).mean())))
```

The code above prints (the dataset is Original #3):

```

dataset model

original3 Claude 3 Opus 11.862656

DBRX 32.186706

GPT-4 31.672733

Gradient Boosting 21.985396

KNN 55.043003

Linear Regression 29.987077

Random Forest 31.688074

```
the town motto of San Andreas, California is "It's not our fault."
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Is anyone else experiencing buggy behavior when using the 'hide' feature on front page stories - hide button makes duplicate stories appear at the bottom of the page, and hidden stories come back into the list.
The most striking thing is how incredibly flat the line for nuclear is.
"it's not our fault"
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I ended up having to download the latest version directly from GitHub, and that fixed it. Looks like the 0.1.32 mac release hasn't been posted to your website yet.
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There's no fi in this, they can just enjoy science.
I've built https://openalternative.co a month ago, but it's pretty niched down to software/saas applications. I think a more general one for broader selection of open source software would also be nice to have.

The code for OpenAlternative is on GitHub if you want to use some or take inspiration.
You’re overestimating judges. Even aside from the possibility of corruption, which has certainly happened before and will again, some judges are awful people or not very clever. Generally the minimum requirement to be a judge is to pass the bar and then get elected by people who don’t know anything about you. It usually helps to be a friend of cops.

Here’s a judge who jailed a guy known for reporting on police misconduct under the excuse that he refused to become a sworn witness in the trial of a cop murderer - which he had nothing to do with, and was simply attending in the audience.
https://therealnews.com/a-cop-watcher-attended-the-trial-of-...

(I think what they were trying was just kick him out of the courtroom; my understanding is that when someone is a (potential) witness testifying in a trial they are not allowed to attend)
using anyone as a source for side effects is a dumb standard and we should reach parity with how other drugs are studied

just like this study is trying to chisel at

while psychedelic communities are uniquely dismissive
Landing page,

https://aiindex.stanford.edu/report/
He thinks he can outdraw the cops.
I can understand why you would have that reasoning, but SSRIs are commonly prescribed off label to populations for non-mental health related reasons, for example ED or urinary incontinence, and in these populations the relationship holds, leading to some governments and regulatory bodies to recommend or warn against use for these conditions.

"Although duloxetine reduced the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence and improved women’s quality of life, the harms related to suicidality and violence were 4 to 5 times more common with duloxetine than with a placebo, a meta analysis using patient level data by researchers from the Nordic Cochrane Centre showed."
https://www.bmj.com/content/355/bmj.i6103
FWIW, https://archive.org/details/invitationtomath0000hell .
running solar at night would be a real achievement!
Yes, but most monitors disable writes to them. Some monitors have service menus that can enable that but it’s increasingly rare to see that.

I thought about simply writing a random serial number to one of the monitors as the solution, sadly it’s not possible: https://notes.alinpanaitiu.com/Decoding-monitor-EDID-on-macO...
Python isn't built into Windows 10 by default and its easier for users to just run myape.exe than installing Python for Windows, pip install dependencies, etc.
Spain as a whole 45 million country with diverse geography and scattered population is producing 75 percent of its electricity from renewables and gas and carbon have been down to almost technical zero.

It's rained a lot over the last month's and water reservoirs are used as battery.

I made a website to track this: https://energy.antizone.online

During the day, a huge chunk of the produced energy is sold to other countries, that's why I claim that 70% of its electricity is from renewables, even though the production share only accounts for 66%.
If it was just a name, I’d agree. But there’s no way someone built a razor-sharp remote controlled boat and sent it running around a lake in Golden Gate Park sinking other boats without making the news.
I think a vector display makes it easier to rotate the map.
I think most people using this rule are using a standard rice cooker and they are all roughly the same size. The measurement is from where the rice is, not the bottom of the pot. In terms of the ratio, we use equal parts water and rice, plus one additional cup of water.
Been using Hono for a few months and have really enjoyed it. For me, it's been the perfect minimal HTTP/router functionality needed to structure an API that lives within a single edge function that's deployed to Supabase and interacts with the Postgres DB therein. Great project – simple, intuitive, fast, lightweight.
The increased use of pesticides, preservatives, antibiotics, hormone additives, corn syrup and the multitude of food colors and taste "tweaks" potentially affect body's ability to process food components as in the past.

The nutrition labels on most foods run to 20+ entries -- doesn't that suggest that foods are not as pure as in the past?

When grocery shopping I can't help notice the stark differences between trolley contents of slim and obese shoppers.
You don’t want more than one person to be close enough to notice if you’re still breathing?
It’s all really fun writing and I lost a few hours reading through them. Love this kind of stuff.
I'm generally a proponent of AI and LLM but to me the decision was the right one. You are tasking people with implementing an idea generated by an algorithmic model with (I'm guessing) zero oversight that might have very little training that teaches it the importance of coming up with ideas worth implementing. Some may be more useful than others so it won't be fair from an accomplishment or motivation point of view.

Imagine you've already invested time going to this event and want to win the prize/credit but to do so you have to implement a plugin that makes webpages grayscale because of a random idea generator. Maybe some people would find that interesting but others would see it as wasting their time.
Yeah I’d think a misfired c-130 20 mil cannon round before I thought random space stuff hit my house.
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I'm surprised they had a gyro (the article also only mentions a compass, which makes sense to remove accumulated errors in heading). I would have expected the wheel sensors to provide data of similar quality as a gyro back then, without the cost.
At least it should have some scientific instruments and fold out solar panels.
Sure it’s simple. You can get even simpler without changing the realistic probability of it happening: just don’t hire bad cops.
Haha indeed. I edited my comment to be a bit more clear. Though I think solar furnaces do work at night.
Wow, TIL, thanks!

Any idea if the logic I wrote about is also true? Or is it the same as how many doctors will talk about SSRIs working because depressed people "have too little serotonin", a myth that remains commonly believed despite research not backing it up?
>> The amounts it can advance at each failed match position are pre-calculated to be efficient.

Wouldn't knowing that require having already run the search?
No, that's because you are right in that politics got involved so people got super confused. Wearing masks indoors in your own home for social signaling or wearing masks outdoors after it was long clear that was silly.

But the US being overly politicized doesn't have any impact on if the vaccine worked or not. Reality doesn't care.
I am. And I think it says a lot about the state of things that many people think I'm being completely serious.
Struggle sessions were full of this stuff yea. Many people were killed during the Cultural Revolution for accepting reality.
The number gets classified differently in the "official" phone number database when you port it to a new carrier, including Google Voice. I used to have my US number in GV but ran into a lot of the 2FA issues as as well as trying to use it overseas extensively. Eventually, Google will figure it out to the point where it is no longer tenable to try and keep working around it. I caved and bought a $5/mo eSIM plan from Tello. They don't seem to care that I'm not in the US 10 or 11 months out of the year. I can use wifi calling to send/receive texts for 2FA for free, and iOS even supports using the data of one SIM/eSIM as the "wifi" for a different phone line also present on the device. So even if I'm out, I hop into settings, turn on the second line, it uses my EU data plan to fetch new messages via "wifi calling" and then I get my 2FA code or whatever. Takes about 30 seconds in total.

Is it the most convenient thing ever? No. I have an older iPhone because I'm a cheap bastard so I turn off the other line when I'm not using it, otherwise it will constantly look for a compatible roaming signal which it will never find because I have not authorized any international charges on that account (battery drain).
There are very well-known problems with Titanium Backup not being able to backup/restore newer APEX and multi-part APK types. It can also cause system configuration corruption/resets on certain special/meta backup items. Google for more info.

It may not even run on some Android 13 and later devices due to a common error of not being able to detect root status.

Google for more info.
Now I feel better for never using the same key for different servers.
The Forsaken soundtrack was so good!
Agreed. But every step is worth celebrating.

Next is 12 hours, after that a day and then finally months and years.

Incredible progress is being made.
Initially I experimented with house prediction. But the models have probably seen this data, so I ended up experimenting with random functions.

I tried with linear regression with irrelevant features (e.g., NI 1/2 -> 1 informative variable, 2 total variables). The models still perform reasonably well.

All results can be seen in this heatmap: https://github.com/robertvacareanu/llm4regression/blob/main/...
The article claims that the "match roads by turns" technique "was later adopted by all navigation apps". Does anyone know if this is true? My impression was that they rely on GPS position only for positioning, even though modern phone hardware should give really nice gyroscope/accelerometer data.
Governor just signed something letting Diablo Canyon run for a few more years. Thank god for that. Impossible to get new nuclear so have to keep what we have.
Author here, all monitor vendors are guilty of the same serial problem. It’s not present on all models, and most have transitioned to writing the Alphanumeric Serial Number in the last 2 years, which is thankfully unique.

The firmware crashing, I could have created a list of those monitors, but people don’t always send me the exact monitor model so I might not have that info. But it’s still not a single vendor having this problem.
TFA tiptoes around US hegemony; as I see it JFK was the last person who seriously proposed[0,1] an end to the Age of Empires, and both he and Khrushchev were cancelled shortly after demonstrating they could work together, having successfully defused the Cuban Missile Crisis.

[0] https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/president-john-...

[1] EDIT: Upon reflection, Gorbachev did what he could; it's not his fault that you can lead people to water but you can't make them drink.
Wait until you find out the Tasmanian Devil is real and existed on the mainland outside of Tasmania all the way across the country (the size of mainland USofA) in W.Australia .. and we almost didn't know thanks to some idiot C-suites in a mining company that blasted where they really should not have.

https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/tasman...
Nuclear makes for great base generating capacity because it has an incredibly stable output, but that also means the line needs to be kept flat or tons of energy will be wasted.
So next year ban all fossil fuel generation and imports? If this is true surely it can be done already?
> A "sincere desire to make change" isn't quantifiable in the first place.

Well, that's my entire point: why use it as a metric or target? How do you tell if you achieved the objective when the target metric is unmeasurable?

When the goal is (in GP's words) "building that desire to make a change", you can never tell anything about progress towards your goal: when you've achieved the goal, when you've not achieved that goal, when you're making progress, when you're making it worse - those things are all subjective.

All we can do when treating sociopaths is to release them into the world again and judge their actions, not their self-reported feelings.
Reconsider the anti-cavity bacteria if you are Asian
Stonewall Riots
The Stonewall riots, also known as the Stonewall uprising, Stonewall rebellion, or simply Stonewall, were a series of protests by members of the LGBTQ community[note 1] in response to a police raid that began in the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Lower Manhattan in New York City.
6.8¢ here in Wyoming for wind imported from Idaho; regular is 5.6¢ [1]. Our power company is a local coöperative and doesn’t burn down half the state every decade.

[1] https://www.lvenergy.com/energy-efficiency/learn-about-green...
> Remarkable, especially considering California’s population is 39 million people.

All else being equal, it is easier to accomplish, the larger the population, as the statistics will be somewhat in your advantage.

simple example: if you want to be on 100% renewables on your self, your energy production needs to meet your energy consumption 100% of the time. The moment you pool with a neighbor, that no longer is true; if you need more than you produce, but your neighbor needs less than they produce, the pair of you still can be 100% on renewables.

Now, energy production and energy demand between neighbors are highly correlated, so the effect isn’t very high for n=2 (but even then, it’s easier to buy a mix of solar and wind once you pool with a group than when doing it alone), but with millions of people spread out over hundreds of kilometers, that changes.
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