skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>This is just not true at all.

It's entirely true for the attack, because of the escapement mechanism. At the point at which the hammer makes contact with the string, the hammer is mechanically disconnected from the key and moving purely through inertia. Once you've tripped the escapement, the hammer is beyond your control and pure physics takes over; the only variable is the velocity of the hammer when the escapement is tripped.

The release phase is controlled by a single parameter, albeit one that can vary over time. The key is holding up the damper, which returns to the string under gravity. A continuous value representing the range of motion of the key would be sufficient to model this with absolute accuracy. Digital pianos invariably sense release velocity rather than key position, because it's much cheaper to implement and is perfectly sufficient in virtually all cases; the range of motion between partial and full damping is so limited as to provide only a very limited degree of expressive control.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XthnCDTnAGw
Not actually all-pairs max flow, you can fix the source and consider all possible sinks. In the AoC problem we also know that the min-cut is 3, so we can abort the flow algorithm as soon as we have found a 4-flow.
A mile-long lava tube where humans sheltered for thousands of years
But one hypermiler reporting a long range under perfect conditions is exactly what he described at length while making that claim. It was pretty clear to me. And that was exactly what we got in 2017.

If one wants to lie by twisting what he said, what happened or putting purposefully out of context to gain clicks or drive up hate against the guy, that is another thing. You should not do that. Nowhere he said what the site or you are implying.

I'm tired how people are getting radicalized because they hear absurd things ("pizzagate") and instead of doubting it they believe it and become outraged. If you actually hear people talking, they are usually much more reasonable than what they seem if you just take a few of the most negative phrases out of context.

It takes a lot of effort to undo fake news. A few more examples from that website:

"Rocket Fuel Solves Climate Change", an absurd extrapolation on what was probably a tweet about ISRU for Mars.

And this juxtaposition that makes you think he just sold what was paid to them, when instead it is 10% of what they had bought previously if you actually follow the link:

Hodl [Link]

1,120 days since Elon Musk promised to hold bitcoin instead converting it. (3/24/2021)

"Bitcoin paid to Tesla will be retained as Bitcoin, not converted to fiat currency."
Elon Musk in a Tweet

1,087 days since Elon Musk converted $272 million to fiat currency. (4/26/2021)
As reported by Nate DiCamillo in yahoo! finance

You might argue that the second move goes against the spirit of what he said in the tweet and all that, but you have to agree with me that this site is being purposefully deceitful on how it is presenting this to promote hate and radicalize more the people.
Reddit is missing a huge opportunity to fix their search and launch a search engine.
VASA-1: Lifelike audio-driven talking faces generated in real time
A lot of promotion and salary increases comes from demonstrating your growing and operating towards the next level. Doing the minimum isn’t doing yourself any favors if you have any aspirations at all.

That’s fine for those who knowingly make that decision, but there are consequences.
FTP support has been removed from Firefox and Chrome. It's a lot harder to browse now.
Cost/pricing is similar enough to a salary, why is it not realistic to have these costs front facing? I can't see anything positive from the consumer perspective with hiding the numbers. The business side, there is always a reason to hide things.
> I don't even know what co-NP is. Could you explain?

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Co-NP That article even mentions integer factorisation.

> I think that's a better definition because I find it more predictive and useful to think about: pretty concrete to know that you can't have a polytime algo for it.

Well, that's a non-standard definition for NP, and you would have a hard time talking to anyone. And at the moment we have no clue whether your 'NP' has any problems in it at at all, or whether it's an empty set. In that sense, it's a very impractical definition.

Btw, there's some nice alternative but equivalent definitions for traditional NP. The classic definition is basically, NP are those problem that you can check in polynomial time if someone gives you a hint (ie they give you the answer and whatever else you need, but you need to verify, you can't trust the hint.)

A nice alternative definition says that with access to randomness, that hint needs to be at most O(log n) long, and you also only need to even look at 3 randomly chosen bits of that short hint, and you are still guaranteed to suss out any fake answer with at least 66% probability. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCP_theorem
The other CSS terms for this are block and inline, as in padding-inline-start and padding-block-end. Whether it’s the top/bottom/left/right edge is determined by flow direction. iOS/SwiftUI calls the inline directions leading and trailing, but I’m not sure how it works with vertical type
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to support Instagram stories, which is the type of media I find myself wanting to save the most.

OP: in case you weren't aware, websites that do this have been facing legal challenges recently, with some being shut down. I suspect that's part of the reason there's room in the market for yours... while it lasts :(
The toilet on the ISS cost $20,000,000+. One of them. "I guess you're fine with the whole species dying" is extremely unfair (and ridiculous) rhetoric.
Rather, the assumption that we won't kill ourselves first is completely unjustified, and to many people merits more concern and immediate action than the ultimate death of the sun.
Oh cool. Are each database instance on its own instance or shared instance?

I’m just curious, how does it work
At least this article will reinforce the concept, and the correct spelling, if not any appreciation for the quality!
> He may win over more people if he adapted the architecture to a style

The problem is not the architecture but that certain people can't stand anyone building anything near them, once they've built their own thing. Pure unadulterated nimby-ism.
How doed charging executives in addition to fining a company an amount that puts the card company into unresolvable bankruptcy lead to "diffusion of responsibility"?

Yeah, rich CEOs and investors are opposed to taking any responsibility for their actions, but that doesn't we shouldn't try to hold them responsible.
Loved this game when it was released, I will have to check this out!
>- Basically 2 companies, operating with antequated websites (and prices) still provide service at the historic prices

Hold out companies for obsolete technologies always fascinate me. I remember reading there is like one guy who services candle pin bowling pin setters that run on 90s era Turbo Pascal software on whitebox 486 PCs and he's pretty much retired and drives up and down the North East in an RV doing his work.
Two random samples I just happened to pick: the graf Zeppelin had a top speed of 80 mph and a Sopwith camel (biplane) had a stall speed of 48 mph.

As far as I have read this was not an easy process generally, however aborting and trying again would be fairly easy as you're nowhere near the ground and have plenty of time to recover.
Throwaway accounts are the greatest

I have an account all about some particular vice and honestly its been well received

There are VERY FEW ad hominem attacks. Its like people treat you better when they know they cant hurt you in comparison to people that try to have a post history tip toeing around topics and subs.

I think it’s symptomatic of what you see with other extreme personalities, they wind up getting so many followers that either agree with them or amplify them that they keep up that character. But this reddit version actually lets me navigate mainstream subs easier too, and ppl that try to suggest I cant have an intelligent opinion because of my post history get jumped on for being unprogressive or something. It’s amusing, and freeing.
So far in this thread, you've implied on giving downvotes to comments barely even critical of Apple, and ironically whining about the common sentiment on HN being against anti-repairable consumerist products products (as apple typically produces)

Both of which seem to be exactly what GP took issue with, and was calling out.
True there's no telling what we'll be like by the time that happens, but whatever we become I'm sure we'll want to get well away from here. I think we'd be lucky to survive in any form here on Earth for that long.
> No it won't. I said "minimally good enough". Competition takes care of things up to "minimally good enough". And then it stops.

Huh, why would it stop? People can freely switch between streaming services.

> Because not enough people care.

Yes, competition improves what people care about. That's a good thing. You don't want society to waste resources on stuff people don't care about.

Btw, your argument might demonstrate that video quality won't go up, if people don't care. Yes, I agree. But what does that have to do with profit?

People always eg care about price; and they will switch for price.
Pocsag is not obscure at all. A $10 rtlsdr and you're set.
I have no idea relative to paying moderators, but I'm pretty sure that destroys caching. Each person having their own server-side settings means basically every request has to be served live.

I can't imagine advertisers would be a big fan of that either.
Every person in this story is a multimillionaire. Yes, it is objectively hilarious his neighbors are playing the victim card -- "Don't build your giant mansion next to our giant mansion!".
I actually think the solution is a web of trust. I know real humans that I trust the opinions of. I would love to be able to search that distributed network with a rank that decreases with distance.
It isn't too far off from launching biplanes from the Akron / Macon airships. The biplanes had a big hook on top to latch into the trapeze mechanism, which isn't shown in the movie.

The other nitpick is that the airship should really run up to its highest airspeed to allow the biplane to recover quickly when launched. So that requires coordination with the airship crew.
Yes!! This. I would totally carry a pager if the network still existed. Not all the time, but just sometimes when I'd like to feel free.

Ps there is still the iridium paging service which is one way and is not transmit before receive. But they want to get rid of it and stopped selling hardware. It's really hard to find now second hand.
The YT title was 'The worst product I've ever reviewed...for now.'

It doesn't mention Humane or the AI Pin, there's also no brand logo in the thumbnail. Just a pic of the device itself. If you had no foreknowledge of the video or device itself, or what he was talking about, you'd have to watch at least 1 minute into the video itself to know the company and device name. The YT video title on its own can't possibly 'kill someone's nascent project' or 'cause harm' on its own.
I assume this was submitted because of this hilarious tweet by the EU Commissioner for Financial Stability, Financial Services and the Capital Markets Union: https://twitter.com/McGuinnessEU/status/1780317557670674926
It doesn't guide you but DALL-E 3 via ChatGPT essentially mimics an InstructPix2Pix workflow so you can continue to iterate on the same image requesting changes to the picture using simple English, i.e.:

Generate a picture of a house

house.jpg

Let's change it to colonial style

House2.jpg

I don't like the color let's change it to red.

House3.jpg

Redo it using acrylic oil painting.

Etc.

Since we're focusing on images right now, you can't just "build one prompt" to rule them all. Effective prompts are highly dependent on the checkpoint, sampler, Loras, embeddings, etc.

Incidentally, I believe that Foocus tries to use a smaller LLM To try to expand a prompt.
No. I feel ownership and collaboration over what my team does. We prioritize, design, review, and build together (not endorsing a methodology, just a culture). It has been this way since I was a junior engineer. I want to understand and solve problems. I want to learn and build bigger and better tithings.

Punching in premade tickets for 2 hours a day sounds like you’re already dead.
> You can update an LCD in the middle of the screen just the way you can for CRT.

And in fact this is such an annoyance there are multiple different ways people try to deal with the screen tearing, between V,G,and FreeSync.
Hot take: modern front-end developers lack expertise in UI and typography to even notice such things.
Jeff has a nice teardown of it, but doesn't offer much actual usage

https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2023/everything-ive-learne...
> See? Free handouts from government, not multiple competing providers.

Huh? We have multiple competing providers for normal paid Internet services.

Btw, I called it 'government wifi', but I think it's actually provided by multiple competing companies (but I don't know how it's financed. I assume the government pays for it. You can research for yourself if you care , it's called 'wireless@sgx'.)
This is just Apple marketing, defending a pricing and specification that is essentially robbery. They will have to upgrade the specifications to be able to perform on device inference in the future. So this is probably the last time they put out laptops with such low amounts of RAM. A recent leak showed that even their upcoming low and phone will have 6 GB of memory:
https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-se-4-specs-l...

It’s too bad soldered designs mean no user upgrades though.
They discussed that in the podcast and the dude who gave the score took a lot of flack for it from his co-workers, said something along the lines of "I gave them an extra point to be nice because they tried a hard thing", so it should have been a 3. Personally, I'd have given it a 1 with a nice guy point. 2/10.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WGFAfirMO4
Ex-Google recruiter says LI 'open to work' banner is a red flag
Its really not that much sugar if you’ve ever made lemonade for example
That's not true, it's obviously relevant to the article, plus, if it gets mentioned enough it's more likely to get support.
This took me a while to appreciate, but it tracks perfectly with what I’ve observed from veteran ICs who actually seem content with their careers.

Fresh out of school it was almost frustrating to have a senior colleague say “hold off on that” in response to my attempts to go above and beyond (on items not specified or prioritized by leadership). I wanted to build great systems and was constantly looking for challenges that would align with the team/customer outcomes, so why wouldn’t they just let me “flourish” and show the team how much value I can deliver?!

After going remote, with nobody to physically see me donating my time and energy to an unworthy cause, did I get to finally learn this the hard way. Bailing out incompetent leaders and weaker engineers to get deliverables across the finish line, which they were happy to claim as personal achievements, and to forget the many late nights they pleaded for help to salvage another unholy mess they had created while flying completely blind in the modern tech world.

I’ll need to keep some sound bites from your comment close to the heart, as I work to set better boundaries and use that extra energy toward outcomes that are even 5% worth the effort.
Parsing and all that
This is false for me on my launch month m1 Mac mini. I use edge all day and parsec and discord. I watch multiple twitch streams or plow through YouTube videos all day on this computer hooked up to my 4k TV. Sometimes I'll watch 4k HDR AV1 or x265 rips of videos. This computer handles everything with no choppy or laggy going on.
Something similar happened to me. An artist I liked effusively praised Django Reinhardt in their CD liner notes. For a sheltered suburbanite, the words "Django Reinhardt" were more or less gobbledygook, so I had to figure out exactly who or what it meant and why it prompted one of my favorite guitarists to pen an ode of praise. All this sent me on a months-long quest to track down albums and information in a pre-search-engine flyover state about an obscure gypsy guitarist.

It wasn't till I was a year or so into knowing about Django Reinhardt that I learned he did it all with just two fingers on his left hand. It blew my mind.

I wonder if we've gained or lost something culturally by having the detailed discography and life story of every artist in our pockets.
The quoted section of the article is pretty out of touch with modern music. Many (most?) genres of EDM place the importance of timbre and texture above harmony and melody
And the great big thunk if you had a model that supported degaussing.
A friend of mine was just fired after he worked on a 6-month death march project. He worked until 2am almost every night with meetings at 7am the next day, including weekends. He missed New years, Christmas events, kids birthdays/other family events, and any planned vacations.

His reward was the elimination of his position at the end of the project.
Allred is a huge scumbag and PG was a big shill for Lambda. Don't see any mention of this from either of them Twitter, how curious
My experience is that the quality of answers is mixed, but uniformly vastly better than Yahoo Answers.
And?

The only way someone is ingesting that accidentally is if a classmate is attempting to poison them. There are a lot of other poisons that can be ingested in small doses if someone is trying to injure you. Fentanyl is not going to leap out of someone's pocket and fly down your throat. It's not magic killing dust.
Yes, the notion of an airship as aircraft carrier was really only viable for a short time when aircraft engine technology wasn't good enough for high-altitude flight.

With the incorporation of superchargers and turbochargers in aircraft engines (and an overall increase in power), this drastically increased the altitude limits for propeller aircraft.

When the airships could still fly higher than aircraft, that reduced their vulnerability to direct attack.
They may be using very high ratio gearboxes to get the torque they need out of the limited space available, which makes them less backdrivable.
Thanks for the alt NP definition. I'd be fine to talk to people we just have to clarify the definitions first. Haha! :) I think mine's good but I get if you differ, no worries.

It's actually a very fascinating definition and question: Are there problems for which we can prove they are in NP but also prove they cannot have polynomial time (P time) solutions?

I did check out that wiki page first, but found it super difficult to parse. Do you have some insight that could help me understand more simply/intuitively??

For instance, I found the definition of NP as P if you have an NFA, to be super easy to understand. But when that wiki starts talking about "certificates" I just have no idea.

That is, co-NP is the set of decision problems where there exists a polynomial
{\displaystyle p(n)} and a polynomial-time bounded Turing machine M such that for every instance x, x is a no-instance if and only if: for some possible certificate c of length bounded by {\displaystyle p(n)}, the Turing machine M accepts the pair (x, c).
Sneaking Rick Astley Lyrics into Quantum Physics Paper
Its not too bad when you only need 30 kHz of bandwidth per channel.
Funny that this doesn’t even mention the actual critical failure of CSS centering: data loss on all items overflowing to the left of the container. Items to the right can be scrolled into view, but items to the left are entirely inaccessible.
Model S is 402mi (EPA range). Thats not 1000km, but its much more than half.
Excellent idea and it would be a great way to pitch it. What about collaborations with Jepsen?
The irony is that when you know the result is on Reddit, it's far better to use the Reddit search bar. It's not even close. More than that, I've found myself just going to Reddit search rather than Google. Ditto StackOverflow.
Give me one single example of a ban like that
If I remember correctly, the simplest thing Numpy choked on was large sparse matrix multiplication. There are also other things like text search that Numpy won't help with and you don't want to do in Python if it's a large set.
I guess in the US there's still companies providing service but here in Europe (Spain in my case) we're straight out of luck, sadly.

Ps I would not want a two way pager anyway as that defeats the privacy purpose.
In terms of human population, the carrying capacity of our solar system is probably in the quadrillions. Only a tiny fraction of that is possible if we remain on Earth. Likewise, the vast majority of natural resources in our solar system are not on Earth either.
You can't just set c = 1 as a pure number and conclude that E = m, the units won't match.

Natural units are very useful when doing math, but they don't reduce constants down to plain numbers, they still retain their units. Once you factor this in the rest of your argument falls apart.
A junk food diet can cause long-term damage to adolescent brains
People cutting themselves off from modern convenience for moral reasons only gets interesting to me when it approaches Amish levels of commitment.
I interviewed with them in 2018. They're still kicking as far as I know. They asked me recursive and functional programming questions.

I wonder if they've adopted ML yet.
But have WhatsApp, Facebook … in china. They have effectively ban. Why we have a chinese firm in USA freely influence politics and even doa bit late push to congressman about themselves.

As old chinese would say … be careful of what you do to other, or else they will do it to you.

And when we have love Soviet Union to do …
I firmly believe that mountain goats would be better at building electric cars than buffaloes.

Before anyone accuses me of species-bias, I must note that this is entirely due to the historical deprivation and lack of educational opportunities suffered by the buffalo population. This is definitely not due to any inherent defiiciency on the part of the buffalo population.
Wait, does the second "it" refer to the true part? Because traditionally, it refers to the "too good" expression. So you'd say, "it _is_ too good to be true".
government accessing the data should absolutely require a warrant

most importantly, it removes one potential lucrative buyer, making the business less profitable.
>so many Google employees completely fail to understand what is happening here.

Oh, I think they know. Their assertion that they're "just giving people what they want" in pointing to Reddit is likely PR for "we know our search is awful so we're hardcoding some cheats".
Discord Introduces Arbitration Clause
Maybe there is a market for minuscule TOTP devices. Just 7 segment displays for the code and the lowest res camera that can decode a QR code.
> Rather, the assumption that we won't kill ourselves first is completely unjustified, and to many people merits more concern and immediate action than the ultimate death of the sun.

All the more reason to get off the planet and spread out really. While I'd also put my money on us doing ourselves in, there are a lot of threats to our existence from space. Giant rocks, solar flares, supernova/gamma ray bursts, alien invasion, etc. We'd likely never see them coming.

As for the cost of the toilet, if you can design and build one for less that works just as well for men and women while in microgravity, pre-processes urine so that astronauts can drink it later, stays clean and prevents smells from stinking up the place, all while not being more unhealthy or uncomfortable to use NASA would likely pay you handsomely.