skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"demilitarization of Russia, including almost total destruction of nuclear arsenal"

That would certainly address Russia's security concerns.
That is true, but there are also conditions where low-powered studies degrade meta-analyses. For example, if the panel attrition is caused by self-selection on unobserved variables, then the study contains bias that is not (and cannot be) accounted for, which skews the meta analysis. But yeah, those concerns are mostly about measurement not sample size.
Looks interesting. But, I want something open-source that runs on Linux, takes csv/json as input, and generates a clickable .svg. We come from different worlds :)
Hey, Waqar!

If I’m not mistaken, you also contributed to my own Notes app https://github.com/nuttyartist/notes, so thanks!

Can you please point where in Kate’s source code I’ll see the implementation for this? That would be super helpful.
Exactly! People that say that they’ve benefited from psychedelics are uniquely dismissive and people that say that those people form a uniquely dismissive community that should be distrusted are not uniquely dismissive
> or tons of energy will be wasted.

There are good potential industrial loads for that intermittent extra energy (nuclear or solar): desalination, CO2->methane, air->ammonia, etc.
There’s this review that stands out:

«I am the CEO of Orbital Design Studios, and am the designer behind the canceled "Descent IV" project in 2002. This game is a thing I thought I'd never see, aside from prototypes in my company's archives.

A very warm welcome back to Matt & Mike and all of the old crew of Parallax and Outrage Entertainment who have returned to create this long dreamed of and hoped for creation. Thank you for putting my regrets that D4 couldn't get made, to rest. Overload will stand for all time in its place.»
This needs a screenshot in GitHub, otherwise all I see is "No appropriate GPUAdapter found". Was WebGPU actually justified?
Is this post showing a bug in HN? It says it was posted 10 hours ago, but Algolia says it was posted 2 days ago

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastWeek&page=0&prefix=tru...

And mehulashah's comment that the thread claims was posted 7 hours ago was also posted two days ago, according to Algolia

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastWeek&page=0&prefix=tru...

I'm aware of the second chance pool, but I don't think it can be that

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308
Very. In simple terms there's just a lot more of Brazil to deal with.

Brazil is a massive 8,514,215 km2 while Singapore is just a tiny 734 km2 island which is very highly urbanised and developed and doesn't have a significant rural population (hence the description of "city-state").

Its small enough that you can monitor mozzie levels at the individual building level, and locate and deal with breeding spots at that level too. That might also be practical in urban areas in Brazil, but for rural areas I suspect is not feasible?
Thank you, the headline is just basically a lie then.
The source includes AngelScript. Is it actually used by the game?
I always thought that GIF was of NT 4, not Win95, because the Logon box has a Domain field. Question mark ?
You turn 45 degrees to the right, violently yank away an arm, and slam its elbow into their face. You see it on Cops and LivePD all the time.
Clicking on fishing link is not illegal. Therefore, it is ok for corporate to sent fake fishing emails. This would be instructing employees to do something illegal.

Likewise, CEO can not instruct the accountant to steal money from company account as a test.
Even the core LineageOS and Graphine devs spend time disparaging it on reddit and twitter with comments like "It's not a very good app." and "Unfortunately Seedvault is still unreliable." Those are direct quotes.

I think it was back on LineageOS 16 that it was actually broken for the entire release. It wasn't even possible to do a basic backup at all.

Google for "site:reddit.com does seedvault even work" for dozens and dozens of examples.
GitLoop is an AI-enhanced suite of tools designed to augment and streamline the development process using Git repositories. These tools are crafted to facilitate insightful analysis of codebases and support seamless integration into users' workflow. A key offering of GitLoop is the ability to engage with codebase, allowing users to select repositories, search within the codebase, and even onboard new projects.

The application provides an interface to advance feature management, including explaining, improving, and adding new features to a codebase. Beyond these, GitLoop also specializes in offering supportive assistance for pull requests (PR) and commits.

Developers can review pull requests, summarize them, and also review specific commits, thereby creating a collaborative environment. GitLoop also features some helper tools, useful for generating functions and code as well as improving existing code.

This may be particularly useful for coders looking for quick code generation or enhancement.
I have to read the reviews; I do that for restaurants as well; the ratings don’t mean so much to me personally; people often up and down vote on a whim and emotion (just in a bad mood) so reading why they (particularly) didn’t like something tells me if I would like it.
take the nuke apart and rebuild it with a different controller, no need to know codes. (that is if they actually had codes different then 0000)

they likely gave them up do to political reasons (they still had russian influenced politicians in charge plus threats if they did not)
Doesn't your TV have a filmmaker mode which is pre-calibrated?
Thank you, as a German paying absurd electricity prices I applaud this nuance.
> accidently rammed one of the toy sail boats, shattering its mast, sinking the little vessel.

"accidentally" doesn't sound like some asshole is just going around ruining kid's days with a demon boat. it's not too far fetched to imagine someone in the SFMYC accidentally hitting another boat and that not making the news. they're not the WWCC, which would go around sinking each other's ships and is active at Maker faire.

SF model yacht club
western warship combat club
As long as all participants are well-informed then there is absolutely no ethical issue...
I'm currently reading how big things get done [1]

It almost seems trite when you read "... The project took longer than anticipated ... "

Really good read if you want to look into project estimations and planning

[1] https://www.amazon.com.au/How-Big-Things-Get-Done/dp/0593239...
> take the nuke apart and rebuild it with a different controller

Or just carefully reverse engineer while harvesting the HEU to jumpstart your own programme. In the midst, message ambiguity about whether you’ve cracked the codes.
Not really, because the return on investment in nuclear is the elephant in the room. Not only does it require massive expenditures and take years to bring online, it also takes decades for it to become profitable. Not many people are willing to make that investment when the lifecycle of solar and wind are orders of magnitude shorter.
There is no conventional resolution to vector displays (though monitors have limitations).

Reminds me at one point in time I owned a Vectrex,
which had much cleaner lines than any other console,
even much better than my later, much more expensive Amiga
or (early) PCs.

"This Vectrex does things I never thought possible"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dv15YRAmzM

Only got that feeling back with Retina displays.
If you like record-of-functions then you might like my new effect library Bluefin, where effects are passed around at the value level. Here's the documentation about how you use record-of-functions:

https://hackage.haskell.org/package/bluefin-0.0.4.2/docs/Blu...
That was 1995. In 1991, we had the ubiquitous intercontinental phone network, but overseas connections were >$1/minute and data rate was only 9600 baud.
Pascal was also created by Wirth. Albeit I don’t believe he worked directly on Object Pascal nor Turbo Pascal.
Virtually all car navigation software, or phone GPS apps in driving mode, will "snap" to a nearby road if the GPS indicates that you are traveling parallel to one. This compensates for minor GPS reception errors.

This can occasionally, in rare situations, be a problem, if you have frontage roads very close to a highway, they can sometimes get confused about which road you are actually on.
Spent many decades in California...

Somehow 100% renewable but the most expensive electric I've ever paid for. How much does 2000kWh cost again?

Also, the most prone to fire-hazard because of above-ground electric. Remember when PG&E caused the most destructive wildfire in California history?

Weird rub-it-out article IMO most likely paid for by some PAC. With all the money pumped into California power projects, it never equaled lower power prices, reliability, or safety...
Google defends giving Reddit free rein in search results
> Freedom of assembly is the right to gather; freedom of association is the right to choose the people you associate with

Technically, yes. They’re used interchangeably in American English, with freedom of association having a labour connotation [1].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_assembly
So "LOD" = "Line of Descent", or some such?
> Basmati (Indian/Thai)

What? Sure most Thai rice is Jasmine rice. Quite different from Basmati.
That may be a factor, but it is likely more complex than just that.

SSRIs can cause some individuals to become disinhibited, impulsive. It is a particularly common symptom in children and adolescents (which is why many paediatricians and child psychiatrists hesitate to prescribe them), but more rarely can happen in adults too. Probably some people have a genetic susceptibility to it. It isn’t purely about ameliorating depression, since the same side effect has been observed in non-depressed children administered SSRIs (which aren’t solely used to treat depression, sometimes they are used to treat anxiety too, plus some children can end up being prescribed them when they have neither, due to misprescribing or off-label use.)

Disinhibition and increased impulsivity can increase the risks of suicidality/homicidality/etc
Counterpoint: Zaporozhye
cwASIO: Alterative ASIO SDK Implementation
The LinkedIn post for reference,

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:71838511...
I'm struggling with this right now and it's kinda driving me mad... My asian parents gave me a rice cooker and I'm starting to suspect there's some kind of magic involved. They use no measurement cups whatsoever, just follow this knuckle rule, which to me, as an engineer, makes no sense... Their rice cooker pot is a different size than mine, they cook different quantities than me and don't even bother to spread the rice on the pot so as to measure this precisely.
Whenever I cook rice, I end up with a pool of water that bubbled out of the pot, rice stuck to the bottom and not fluffy at all.

I even started a "diary" of rice cooking with the measurements (coincidentally in Bear also), but all my entries so far are marked as "FAIL". My parents were here the other day and I asked them to cook rice and use my measurement cup to find out what that knuckle rule translates to. Apparently, it's 1 rice to 1.6 of water. Did that the next day, FAIL... I've tried to wash the rice, even change the plug I use, the area of the house... It's annoying to say the least.

I even tried their rice cooker for some days, same results. I guess there's some magic asian touch to it.
The first is an absolute farce. All an officer who doesn't want to be recorded needs to do is get in your face (or have his partner get in your face) - at which point, you are now recording within 25 feet of an officer, and must either stop, or face arrest.

If you take a few steps back, he can, of course, repeat this process ad-infinitum.

Sure, you can argue this in a Florida court, and you might even win, but in the meantime, the law accomplishes exactly what it intends.
Aquanox fell mostly into the same genre.
We never wash rice before cooking it in our household. It's never a problem.
I think it’s still research stage and it’s debatable whether to call this ‘solar’, but https://www.ucdavis.edu/curiosity/news/anti-solar-cells-phot...:

“a specially designed photovoltaic cell could generate up to 50 watts of power per square meter under ideal conditions at night, about a quarter of what a conventional solar panel can generate in daytime”

The idea is to capture the energy that escapes into space when solar panels cool down during the night.
How A National Digital ID System Could Improve the Internet
That is the Idiocracy in real life.
It would be interesting to read what's hard about migrating Android to Bazel.
same aws region as supabase instance using a single query.
NASA must be using the GFS model for their predictions :)
CEO is usually only responsible for the good stuff. When bad things happen its market forces or something else.
It is possible multiple processes are at work-it is possible that SSRIs increase violence risks independently of their antidepressant effect, and simultaneously their antidepressant effect also increases it. The two explanations aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive
If no one can afford electricity we can reach 100% renewables easily.
> If your app is constrained by CPU or RAM, then the business metrics will reflect that, and then you can turn on collection of those metrics to identify the problem.

…but why incur that round trip on my feedback loop? Having those metrics on doesn’t cost me much.

This feels potentially like the perspective of a large organisation with both mature monitoring systems and quite steady state user base activity (through scale). When I have a customer who had an issue yesterday because they had an unusual workload that won’t be repeated often, I can’t afford not to have had the basic metrics turned on, in case they point us in the right direction.
So they could build a battery big enough to serve 15 minutes of the nighttime trough and declare mission accomplished with only enough solar to fill the battery on a rainy winter solstice day? Some goalposts just beg for getting moved. (I assume that this is unrelated to the 2045 goal, so it's not really bad, just bad headlining)
Cool, but the example wave form looks wrong? It doesn't appear to oscillate evenly as audio normally would.
Kotlin 2.0 RC1
Reading this article it says that scientist expect an earthquake because every 22 years it pops and it's due, however, there are no signs indicating that it will soon so therefore scientists won't make a formal prediction. Am I reading this incorrectly?
I help people move to Germany. Requirements like this make it really hard for people to settle in a new place. On the other hand you can’t expect a teenager working minimum wage to identify a Thai passport.

There exist services for ID verification, usually by video call. They exhibit the same limitations though.
> Dual monitors swapped positions

It’s can happen even when both monitors are not the same and it only ever happens in macOS. Never a problem in Windows nor Linux.

Thankfully Apple seem to have fixed the issue in a relatively recent macOS update but it was super annoying for years.
I helped push someone to make this happen. Didn’t have enough free time myself. Glad to see it happen.

Projects like these are great stepping stones into learning how to code for younger kids and adults :)
Windows 95 "login" boxes are provided by the network driver, which can ask for any fields it likes.

In this example it's definitely Windows 95, because "Setup MSN" is on the desktop at the end. This was never bundled with NT.
It's flat on all sides though. https://www.tvo.fi/en/index/news/pressreleasesstockexchanger...

Nuclear makes for square supply curves which are kind of hard to handle, especially if you have a large percentage of your supply from a few reactors like they do in Finland.
If you have a team that knows react, then react native. If you have a team that knows neither, do a small project in each.
No they aren't. It seems their design only really reduces the amount of unpaired electric charges expelled, which otherwise would get pushed back to the cathode because of the plume's total charge density. They don't even use the energy released by fusion itself, because for that you would need to fuse the particles before they reach the exhaust nozzle (which is super hard and also the reason why noone managed to build a real fusion rocket so far). That's why they call it a "fusion-enhanced" instead of "fusion-powered" engine. They talk about it in more detail in another article:

https://thedebrief.org/rocketstar-successfully-demonstrates-...
Honest question: is there any meaningful open source software writt In small talk (any implementation) ?
I think you can pull much of the data you need for such a project from the GH Archive https://www.gharchive.org/ They basically have captured every event that happened on the platform starting from 2011.

IMDb works mainly by user reviews who rate videos from 1 to 10. But personally, I think any system can be gamed, just like GitHub Stars. When I'm interested in the GitHub Top 250 (as equivalent to IMDb Top 250), I just do a GitHub search with a filter for the language I'm interested in, e.g., Python, and then sort by stars. This works good enough for me.
I've accepted that we are going to destroy ourselves and there is essentially nothing to be done at this point, but isn't that generally considered a bad thing? I'm surprised that endeavoring to continue the existence of humanity is so controversial.
This entire thread led me down a long, long rabbit hole; I remembered the name "Descent", but I couldn't recognize anything about it in the online videos I saw on Youtube.

After hours of searching google, I realize that I was actually thinking about Terminal Velocity. Great soundtrack, fun game (although I never finished it).
When you can run experiments quickly it becomes feasible to use ML and evolutionary methods to do novel discoveries, like AlphaTensor's better matrix multiplication than Strassen, and AlphaZero's move 37, upturning centuries of game strategy.

The paper "Evolution through Large Models" shows the way. Just use LLMs as genetic mutation operators. Evolutionary methods are great at search, LLMs are great at intuition but get stuck on their own, they combine well. https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.08896

The interplay between LLMs and Evolutionary Algorithms, despite differing in objectives and methodologies, share a common pursuit of applicability in complex problems. Meanwhile, EA can provide an optimization framework for LLM's further enhancement under black box settings, empowering LLM with flexible global search capacities.

Since chatGPT was first released hundreds of millions of people have been using it for assistance, and the model outputs influenced their actions, maybe even supported scientists to make new discoveries. The LLM text is filtered through people and ends up as real world consequences and discoveries that are reported in text, and get in the next training set closing the loop.

Trillions of AI tokens per month do this slow feedback game. AI speeds up the circulation of useful information and ideas in human society, and AI feedback gets filtered by the contact with people and the real world.
A lot of where I've benefited is in some marketing language. Rarely, or almost never has ChatGPT come up with something and I've thought "that's exactly what we wanted", but through iterations, it's taken me down paths I might not have found myself.

Unfortunately, ChatGPT doesn't have a good search interface, so I can't search through older chats, but I know when I was looking at re-naming our company, it didn't come up with our new name, but it lead me down a path which did lead to our name.

I was trying to understand a patent, and we were looking at the algorithm which was being used. ChatGPT misunderstood how the algorithm worked, but pointed to it's knowledge of a similar algorithm which worked differently, but was better suited to our purposes.

Calling this "free-association" may be taking some liberty. Many people would consider these errors, or hallucinations, but in some ways, they do look very similar to what many would call free-association IMO.
Or, maybe the original story was true that he was actually fired simply for having multiple jobs, because the bosses were butthurt, and the later edit about low performance was not really entirely accurate.

It doesnt sound a bit strange to you when the OP states that "his talent went to waste"? Don't you think the "best engineer you ever worked with" could pass an interview rather easily (I mean, he already did at least 3 times) and get back to work somewhere else? Is the OP implying that losing this particular job was so devastating that this brilliant engineer quit the industry?
> But apple has always used dongles

Most the Mac laptops I’ve owned have had display port or hdmi, the dongle lifestyle is a new and unpleasant one.
This explanation fails to describe what happened in 1940: when Hitler invaded Poland, UK and France declared war, but they stayed in France and Belgium so if Hitler only wanted war on the East, he could very much have it due to the reluctance of the colonial powers to attack. He deliberately chose to invade France.

(And it was an overwhelming success by the way, his demise came from the betrayal of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact (and the even stupider move by the Japanese to attack the US at Pearl Harbor): had the conflict settled, or at least stick to a stalemate, in the positions of May 1940, WWII would have ended as a complete German and Japanese success.)
The Google chapter of "Lisping at JPL" (https://flownet.com/gat/jpl-lisp.html) may be what you are remembering.
Are you sure it’s only a few minutes at low demand times? I checked a few days in April at your link, and if I’m reading the graphs right, it looks like renewable production exceeded demand for at least several hours in the afternoon for each of the days I checked.

The headline on the original article seems unhelpful and perhaps deliberately misleading, but unless I’m reading the graphs wrong (quite possible!) this also doesn’t seem, like, a 15 minute window at 2 a.m. where unexpectedly strong winds created a temporary blip of excess production.
They're well beyond that point now I guess. MS has been building whole datacenters just for OpenAI.
apparently it's because they forgot to censor it: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1c586rm/wizardl...
For LLM to lie it would need to know the truth. That's an incredible level of anthropomorphization.
Yes, I never really got the appeal myself, but I'm told that people do in fact place great value on children which is why I'm so surprised at their willingness to destroy the planet.
Reminder. Psychedelics can also lead to extremely traumatic experiences:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DMT/comments/gb9ar0/dark_dmt_trip_r...

This doesn’t get mentioned in the current “psychedelics as a cure-all” hype wave.
How often do people get it wrong? It doesn't seem particularly difficult to generate 521 random bits.