skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
ah, well there's actually two classes of replies and maybe i'm confusing one for the other here.

My claim regarding architecture follows just formally: you can take any statistical model trained via gd and phrase it as a kNN. The only difference is how hard it is to produce such a model from fitting to data, rather than from rephrasing.

The idea that there's something special about architecture is, really, a hardware illusion. Any empirical function approximation algorithm, designed to find the same conditional probability structure, will in the limit t->inf, approximate the same structure (ie., the actual conditional joint distribution of the data).
I would look into using spline.design or react three fiber for this. Sketchfab is an ok option as well but not as customizable and gets expensive if you want to get rid of their watermark.
I tried all of 3 of them for my hobby airline 3d cabins project lately( https://www.seatmap.ai/3d-seat-maps ) . Started from react three fiber but soon realized that it would be super easy for a user to download complete 3d model. So, I moved to sketchfab where the model is shown using their custom viewer from which it's much harder to nick the full model. But unfortunately it's much harder to customize camera movements and annotations there and I had to get their paid plan to get rid of their branding. Lastly, I started playing with Spline which is so easy to use and I love this thing. Having no previous 3D modeling experience, I can create a lot of cool things there super quickly. But it has some drawbacks as well -my 3D cabins are rather large and I'm not that good at optimizing 3D scenes. Spline's upload limit is about 60 mb. Also, their embeds could be a bit buggy at times. But it's still my favorite so far if I were to do a quick product configurator which user can explore on any device.
The rice eating Asians I know have rice cookers and use measuring cups; 1 scoop of rice and 2 of water. As well, leaving it in the cooker means only having to cook 1x per day, usually.
Forsaken. Similar enough that I'd call it a ripoff. I got the boxed version with the girly calendar.
Sounds like it’s neccersary in the us too if you have cables rates at lower power than the circuit.

I have lights with cables rated at well under 3A, they plug into the same outlet that a 10A cable can plug into.

How do you stop a fault which draws 7A?
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> Why is getting killed by space debris is less pleasant than getting killed by a meteorite?

In terms of liability, we (society) usually make a distinction between nature and events produced by humans.

If a hurricane falls a tree and it collapses your house, that's just nature.

If someone is cutting that tree and they do it wrong and it collapses your house, you'd hope they are liable.
it's just really nice abstractions that makes everything nicer. But it doesn't offer anything new that you couldn't build yourself
Terminal Velocity and Fury3 before it...
Is this an issue when buying bulk rice in unlabelled bags? I don't eat a lot of rice, so when I do it's in small bags that have labels telling you exactly how much water to use?
Can you explain why an equally damaging ejection system is needed for a jet fighter and a personal flying car type aircraft?
absolutely, and most people do! I encourage you to go around asking your friends and family this question (without judgement, and see if you can prod them along to the right answer on their own!) i think the world is better when the average person has a more accurate understanding of the tools they use

(and contrary to popular belief, I think the average person is interested in understanding this, they're more motivated to understand things that actually matter to them, that are in their hands every day. A lot just have an emotional aversion to math due to bad school experiences, but they are genuinely curious)
Shockingly, there is a related algorithm that is widely considered much easier to understand and implement. https://cp-algorithms.com/string/z-function.html

And I can certainly implement the Z algorithm in a few mins while I struggle to implement the KMP off the top of my head.

Edit: perhaps a bit better article on this https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/z-algorithm-linear-time-patter...
They're both OK. Think basic stuff you could do with a PWA but just a tad faster as they relies on a better layout engine than the DOM. Also they've got most of the things for a cross platform experience already done. But after that, it's the same. Just look at your requirements if you don't need a particular capability of one platform.

I myself would go with native options if I'm dealing with more than a few screens. They offer better upgradability and you have less difficulty integrating with native frameworks.
OKL4 is the most widely used L4 spinoff, and Kernkonzept's L4Re based on Dresden's Fiasco comes much closer than seL4. https://l4re.org/

I don't consider seL4 current, more like academic research.
You remind me of an old article I read:

https://philip.greenspun.com/flying/unions-and-airlines

probably not a 1:1 comparison to health care, but the conclusion was:

> a sustainable long-term structure would be a pilot-owned airline

I kind of wonder if there could be a way for doctors to start a hospital and run it top-down from first principles.

Kind of like good engineering companies that were started and run by engineers.
Woah, that was fast!
The New Normal (Google SGE)
>scientists being branded “climate alarmists” (even as their models consistently under-estimate global warming)

the attacks come from different directions - climate alarmists attack comes from without the scientific community (political, corporate)

climate denialist or antivaxer attacks generally come from within the scientific community, generally from experts in the field from which results are being denied.

The people who then want to support climate denialism can then say the scientists are non-scientific because they are taking sides, providing another useful tool of attack.
Texture maps on a cube is the simplest thing that might work.

Good luck.
I know what you're referencing, but I always held the bottom of my screen as down and most enemies forwards.
Mach (with Hurd) went down this rabbithole and utterly failed. Mailboxes were the cause of the desaster.
This argument is moot as we know jackshit about halucinogenics and research isn't very rampant in this area. And what we have is weak bs like this. So both sides are lacking I would say.
Overload is awesome! However I wonder if some remnants of 90s game design like tight time limits and repeating enemy ambushes that make the game such a familiar and intense experience for the old school in reality disadvantage the game and the genre from reaching wider audiences.

There was also another classic Descent contender, Forsaken, that got remastared in 2018 to run on Linux and macOS in addition to modern Windows platforms. The original game was actually used as a graphics benchmark for early 3d accelerators due to its lighting effects.

That said, looking forward to playing Descent 3 on a modern platform!
Because the alternative was four local channels with poor programming and poor reception, which were also full of ads. You paid for better programs and better video quality.
Indeed. For example, they could learn that Copilot is a winning name so lets go with that.
Thing is research has been extremely hindered in the last ~100 years. At least they are trying to do their research instead of going blindly "psychedelics bad, make you jump from roofs and stare at the sun. Take this thingy-zepam for years instead, known to turn you into a zombie, increase the risk of suicide, create dependency and tolerance, and have withdrawal".
Well, you write code for a living, right? I’m guessing the vast majority of humans would shudder at the thought of doing that 40 hours a week. It would be a similar attitude to what you expressed towards executives. Executives are sexier than coders, at least for general population. And it’s not clear which one would become more attractive to an average Joe after personally experiencing both professions.

I’ve read the piece. It’s well written. But, no, that’s not how I would like to live my life, and that’s not the life I want for my kids. Too simple, too boring, not for me. But, to each its own, right?
US houses are notoriously not as well built as in other places in the world. Where I live at the moment for instance is concrete all around, including the roof. I would be surprised if this falling on it would do anything at all and surely wouldn’t penetrate.
Is it generally the artists themselves doing it or the publishers?
“Things that have been to space” tend to sell for a sizeable premium. Maybe this would too?
Depends on the audience. Generally, it's always "Getting Things Done" and "So Good They Can't Ignore You". For fellow programmers it's "Clean Coder" and "The Pragmatic Programmer". And I always wish my managers and tech leads read "The Mythical Man-Month".
I can’t access the content because the security service blocks me.
Correction, Beat the CPI, not inflation
I cook 1 part rice with 2 parts water.

Bring to a boil, leave on lowest heat for 20 minutes.
That's interesting. Where is Lisp used at Google? I vaguely recall reading long ago that Google had some kind of policy against using Lisp or Smalltalk for projects, but I can't find the article I am thinking of [1].

[1] I'm not 100% sure, but it was probably some kind of article about "programming languages used by Google in production." I recall it talking about how C and Python were approved, as well as Java (~"because there are a lot of good programmers who write Java"). Lisp and Smalltalk were explicitly banned, mainly because engineers so frequently proposed using them because of their appeal, despite the supportability issues w.r.t. skillsets.
Another simplistic take on a complex multifaceted problem.
”… it’s not that you eat too much, it’s that you’re lazy…”
I’ve spent 30 years caring for diabetics and obese patients. Yes food is a contributing factor, yes exercise (lack of) is a contributing factor. So are hereditary factors, gut microbiota and societal stressors. My message is not that there is no hope, it’s just not easy and simple.
Hallucinations are not always lies, they are more like a transformation in the abstraction space.
That’s rather soon.
Ok. So it's indeed restricted to 8 core (1 thread per core). Then the benchmark above using 16 threads was not really a fair comparison.
It’s a very important reminder, it’s a reflection who we ourselves were. I suppose many of us has since improved our own behaviour.
This is really cool research, but to say "symplectic geometry, an abstract field of math that is generally far removed from messy real-world details" in the context of orbit planning is a gross mischaracterization. All serious solar system dynamics research happens in phase space not cartesian space, which means symplectic geometry - that is the orbital parameters are integrated instead of x,y,z. This amusingly named website has a fairly approachable description of what's happening : https://wiki.tfes.org/Symplectic_Integrators
Per capita electric power usage is twice as high in the US as in Germany.

Per capita CO2 emission is twice as high in the US as in Germany.

(depends on people of course, I never owned a car and I never bought electricity from coal plants, my parents did and I moved out when I was 18)

"How about per-square-kilometers?"

Not sure what that metric would be useful for? Can you give me an idea?

I would be interested in the metric "sum ton CO2 per capita" from 1945 to 2024 (Or 1871 when Germany was founded, or 1949 when Germany got its constitution)?
> Luck that the Progressive movement backed a liberal, not an authoritarian

This one seems important. The liberals who backed Hitler did so far more spitefully than did ours backing FDR.
Yes, and an individual's convictions remain static forever and cannot be influenced by others. You can't convince me otherwise.

Your argument sounds tautological.
Plus 90's bankrupt post communist Ukraine had no money to properly maintain those nukes. Nukes aren't very shelf stable, they need constant maintenance to be firing ready.
AI Could Explain Why We're Not Meeting Any Aliens, Wild Study Proposes
The very existence of 521-bit ECDSA is a footgun just waiting to go off.

To any programmer who is accustomed to thinking in binary but hasn't heard the full story about why it ended up being such an odd number, 521 is virtually indistinguishable at a glance from the nice round number that is 512. Heck, when I first read about it, I thought it was a typo!
California exceeds 100% of energy demand with renewables over a record 30 days
> That’s just how type programming looks.

Then that is an argument to do less of it. Or at least to back off and learn to write better types that are not a mess.
Who Should Write User Stories?
You love swift ??
Pretty sure Lunar [0] can do this for you, and you can buy a lifetime license.

[0]: https://lunar.fyi/
No, you don’t. Police in the US is militarized but still police (which ironically is part of the problem, AFAIK. They would have better training had they been in the army in some cases).

Countries like Italy have Army corps (the Carabinieri and Guardia di Finanza) that do police work but are still part of the army, in addition to also having regular Police. I think this is not uncommon in countries where Napoleonic France had a strong influence, but there’s plenty of commenters here with a better knowledge of the domain, so please correct me if I misremember:)

But having part of the army do police work doesn’t really fix most problems with the police, of course.
That seems odd. What would be the basis of such a lawsuit?
Aren't torrents block based so file boundaries are not observed without hacks?
Dentist's curse.
This is for a Mac app, I would imagine the most regular occurrence of this are two screens plugged into a MacBook. I know I have observed this in the past.

Since these will all be Thunderbolt/USB connections, even HDMI/DP would be a dongle, the port numbers would be enumerated on wake, and therefore shuffled.

> when using a bluetooth headset, where suddenly you hear someone elses conversation because you have the same MAC adress.

That's not something I would have expected! I thought that both sides had to handshake. Just having a MAC address conflict wouldn't mean that the headset listens, does it? That's mad!
You can change anything you find "not the most ergonomic". Emacs is fully customizable.
I feel like you're very close to the realisation/philosophy that I hold here, which is that hard work doesn't pay off.

In the sense that you cannot willpower your way to a goal that requires a great deal of sustatined effort. You simply can't. People dont become olympic athletes by training hard so they can win. They become olympic athletes by training hard because they like training. They have friends there, and feel good at it, and get fulfillment from it, and found all sorts of little tricks to make it easier and not exact a psychological toll from them.

This all is to say, if you want to make a change in life, its not enough to try really hard. You have to set up structures, often social structures, to help it become fun.
That would explain why, as someone who had nominally spent three decades on this planet, he says things that make it sound as if he'd never really met any people before.
I wonder if anyone is liable for the damages in this case?

If I threw something up in the air and it landed on someone’s car, I’m pretty sure I’d have to pay for the repair.

I suspect that a plane crashing into a building also makes the airline liable for the damage.

Is it the same with the ISS given that it’s a joint project by so many space agencies and that it’s in space, i.e. outside of any territory?
Haven't multiple states done the same thing? (trying to redefine pi)
We’re really doing LLM hermeneutics now.
Legally the government can’t record you without your consent.

In public, you have no expectation of privacy - so anyone can film anyone, government or non-government. That would be most police activity. Any other police activity - such as when raiding a home - would be subject to standard legal review in terms of admission into discovery and whatnot.
"Is it Worth Rooting your Phone in 2023?"
> but frequently make the mistake of thinking this means they are experts in everything.

That condition has a name, and it is "Engineer's Disease" or "Engineer's Syndrome."
"Open Source" Startups
This is really cool. Plan to take some inspiration from your config!
So what's the penalty for not moving back 25 feet? Death?
Seems like officers in the USA have carte blanche to just shoot the crap out of anyone not complying with their 'lawful' orders - whatever the hell lawful means these days.
There was Shattered Horizon from 2009, a zero g multiplayer shooter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWsHxTFPxSE

One fun feature was you could shut off your suit power to go into a stealth mode. This turned off all the HUD elements, and, amusingly enough, turned off most gameplay noises (the explosions and bullets whizzing by) because, in-universe, all those noises are generated by the suit computer, because space is silent!
Yeah, it's interesting to see some of these bugs, and the duplicate serials makes a lot of sense.

However my Linux laptop can handle multiple dongle attached screens without getting confused for layouts that my Mac gets confused about. I wonder what it's doing differently?
Additionally this is the best way to cook whole-grain rice. Unfortunately contaminants collect in the husk and cooking in large amounts of water dilutes it more.
> Fortuitously, the creators of "GUNDAM EVOLUTION" provided a timely notice about the game's end of service (EOS), affording me ample opportunity to start capturing game data packets

This is always one of the biggest issues with trying to make a private server. Ideally, we should be proactively capturing game data packets and archiving them for every game that has an online component, to ensure that somebody in the future will have that available if they're interested in developing a private server for whatever game.
Thanks!

> rich German backers

I can believe that.

Yup, I've wondered how many barriers, constraints, etc. the US REALLY has to ensure that we are safe from being like 1930s Germany. My guesses are our Constitution and three branches, but that's guessing and hoping. Uh, my doubts, worries are the main reason I looked into what happened in Germany.
Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces is very good
Fond memories of Descent. I bought a flightstick to play it.

Also Descent was the first game in the 1990s I've played with a VR headset.
Scammers are targeting teenage boys on social media and driving some to suicide
Typically just written as “loaded for bear”, implying readiness for anything smaller than bear and perhaps even multiple bears! :)
BitTorrent v2 supports updates, "mutable torrents", I'm dreaming of the day we see it widely adopted.
Dont new Twitter accounts have autogenerated usernames? There is a demographic of people who who dont post at all.
I dont know the specifics of the Intel CPUs in Mac machines, but I do know that some Intel core series CPUs come with TB baked into the CPU/SoC. That being said, the comment you've quoted is plausible.
Amazon Echo Hacking Wiki
Is there any way to check for how an SSH key was generated and with what type?

ssh-keygen -l -f <file>

Can be used to show the key's bit-size and fingerprint, but I am not sure whether I used Putty or ssh-keygen on Ubuntu/Debian for some of my SSH keys.
Also, it would be nice if I would know the command to list key-types directly for keys unlocked in my ssh agent; not through a file (I use KeeAgent from KeyPass on Windows, linked through npiperelay into WSL1/WSL2).
This blames "remote work", but is there an employer in St Louis that would fill this building with workers as in its heyday?
Your title says "PuTTY-Generated" but the OP article says "The problem is not with how the key was originally generated; it doesn't matter whether it came from PuTTYgen or somewhere else. What matters is whether it was ever used with PuTTY or Pageant".
Black Mirror. S3 E3
You need some way of inducing distributions in reality, ie., making the ice cube.

If you're just subject to time-varying, random, stochastic, perceptual distributions you have no way of estimating the properties of the data generating process (reality).

You need to be the one in control of the distribution in order to study it: this is the lesson of the whole history of science as an experimental discipline.
MTG has been a stable acronym for years, way before some unpopular politician came to share that same three letters. I hope people continue to use the acronym for what it has been, and hopefully we can forget the horrible person that associates with it soon too.
Why does the author keep switching between Gb/s and GB/s? It's quite jarring.
What a bad take. Private doesn’t mean “off the record”. Making it so that you can’t record unless you ask the other party for consent to record makes it harder to hold people accountable for their actions, gather proof of labor law violations, and confess to other types of crimes.

If you’re saying something that “could be placed on twitter”, maybe reflect on the harm your statement is causing that the rest of society agrees about. Even if this was a law, the only defense is suing anyone who records your conversation and brings it to the limelight - the JKR approach.
It’s good but it’s not much of a framework.

To me a backend framework is more like Rails or ASP.NET. Hono is more like an http router.
Long, long time ago (1999, before LLM's) I made a virtual museum exhibit creator for education. The collection explorer created a connected graph where the nodes were the works of art and the edges were based on commonalities from their textual descriptions. It used very rudimentary language technology so it 'suffered' from things like homographs. Rather than being seen as a problem, the users liked the serendipity it brought for ideation.

I assume free but not random association could be a comparable support for ideation in research.
I don't think so... I think heads up for the digitizing indicates that the digital map was overlayed on top of the (scanned) source image? As opposed to digitizing from a paper map where you have the map on a surface in front of you, and a digital map hopefully on a screen in front of you (but they did say some were digitizing blind before this?) and you're trying to get the digitized version right by looking between the two.

For the in car map, a vector CRT and vector data makes rotation reasonable. Much less hard than rotating rasterized scanned images on a PC with no rotation acceleration.
which tbh isn't fair to the doctors and lawyer who also suffer from the disease
I like the idea. Pricing is a little bit odd, is small enough that I understand you will get other clients simultaneously, and large enough I want to gamble with East Europe dev agency.
Because flash memory has a limited number of write cycles and an entire file system migration will gobble up a good chunk of it.
Are there any other professional category that gets sued if they don't predict disaster within tight timing?

Imagine suing epidemiologists because they didn't predict Covid-19 in a timely manner.
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Are you sure about that? It's not literally Rods From the Gods but it's a high density high heat resistance metal chunk, going very fast.
If you're only getting back 1% to 2%, you're losing out on better cash back cards.