skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not weird, fair question. I think we're past the point of early stage investment for electric mobility based on adoption s-curve concept. You'd be chasing copycats into a market with insane capital requirements, with teams who are not as motivated as who has been successful so far. Tesla, BYD, US legacy auto combined are already moving with speed.

If you're asking very broadly "where would you invest early stage today to realize explosive investment growth due to the size or value of the total addressable market," I don't have a specific company or domain answer to that. Speculative investments have a domain expertise component (know what you're investing in), a timing component (being early or late is the same as being wrong, see Webvan circa 1996-2001 vs Amazon), and a luck component (you can do everything right and the trade moves against you through no fault of your own). Charlie Munger once said:

“You’re looking for a mispriced gamble. That’s what investing is. And you have to know enough to know whether the gamble is mispriced. That’s value investing.” ... “You should remember that good ideas are rare — when the odds are greatly in your favor, bet heavily.”

So, to maximize success, know how to spot opportunity when it crosses your path, maximize those opportunities, and maximize exposure at the opportunity. Being lucky doesn't hurt. Good luck.

(not investing advice, i am just an internet rando)
Windows 11 was a medium update (XP SP3 like) package to Windows 10, which mostly includes quality of life improvements without breaking everything else. There was no "complete overhaul" jump as it was with 7->8 or 8->10.
So who trained the first brain and what was the costs?
That’s the plan: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemis_program
Waymo is currently doing a huge amount of testing on the freeway. But also, Waymo is fully autonomous in the entirety of San Francisco (and a few other cities). Its not just an assist program that you have to keep your eyes on, its a legit full self driving system, leagues above Tesla's.
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Richard Scolyer, first patient for a Glioblastoma vaccine, is 10 months in and counting. (I'm not sure if it's mRNA based.) The treatment was vaccine, followed by surgery to remove the tumour, followed by more vaccine to prevent recurrence. The vaccine course is up to 8 out of 10 planned doses. So far it hasn't come back.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Scolyer#Cancer_diagnos...
Ah yeah, that's just the HTTP headers, not the HTML head. Whoops!
Anyone who has studied neural networks also knows there's no comparison between computer neural networks and human biological neural networks. The name was picked because of a passing familiarity with the biological by someone who didn't have any experience in biological neural networks. It's been sufficiently proven they have no similarity by countless academics.
I have no idea whats happening here but metaprogramming does sound interesting (for some reason, not sure what that is)
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How about we could let people make that decision for themselves?
The long, ever faster decline of machining skills in the USA
Because virtue
Imagine filing a Title VI complaint against someone because they "required of Belgium or Canada a behavior not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation."
This is an interesting article, and I hope the authors ignore the snarky comments here and aren't discouraged from pursuing their dark magic rituals.

That said, personally I think that Forth is as philosophically pure as I'm willing to gaze up the ladder of programming purity. :P
The rotation axis could be stabilized actively by shifting counterweights. But the dynamics of the structure change depending on whether the counterweights move radially or tangentially. Rotation speed would fluctuate slightly in either case. This sounds like an interesting control problem!
GIDF right on cue, sir.
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How is "checking out a protest" while on one's lunch break disruptive?

If you read the original article it specifically says he sought out the protestors

He was being "Googley" and curious, in other words. And got whacked for it.

From some random snippet attempting to define that nonsense term:

Googleyness is about embracing the unknown. Not just tolerating the unfamiliar, but really appreciating it. Celebrating finding yourself in a place you didn’t expect. Finding the joy in being surprised and dealing with unforeseen circumstances instead of resisting the reality you now occupy
What you describe almost the opposite of the classic "inverted pyramid" style of writing journalism. I agree it's a bad style if you want to have busy people reading your site.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism)

Cut to the chase, and put the interesting-to-some-but-not-all stuff at the bottom, or better still, behind a link. We have hypertext, guys. That's what it's for.

> I'm aware this is a subconscious decision, a bad heuristic.

I don't think it's a bad heuristic at all. There are far more web pages than anyone could possibly read in their limited lifespan. It makes sense to optimize for sites that get to the point right away.

Note that I'm speaking here of purely informational sites, not "literary" sites where the beauty of the prose is intended to be part (or even all) of the purpose. Different rules apply there.
> How familiar are you with jus ad bellum and jus en bello?

Yeah they're terms of art. When US or British people use them they mean that aggression by English speakers is appropriate (really we should characterise any aggression as fundamentally defensive in nature) but aggression by people using barbarian tongues is inappropriate (if it damages the commercial interests of English speakers it might be better termed an affront against the divine nature of things). There are some complexities depending on trade agreements and current military alliances.

For example you can see strong defensive plays by the US in Afghanistan, Iraq or elsewhere in the middle east. But then you have examples of aggression by the USSR back in the day in the same countries which was largely unprovoked.
It is possible to synthesize an English voice with a 1.5MB model using http://cmuflite.org/ or some of the Apple VoiceOver voices, which is just crazy to me. Most of the model is diphone samples for pairs of phonemes.

I don't know of any way to go smaller than that with software. I tried, but it seems like a fundamental limit for English.
One could interpret Katz v. US[0]:

> My understanding of the rule that has emerged from prior decisions is that there is a twofold requirement, first that a person have exhibited an actual (subjective) expectation of privacy and, second, that the expectation be one that society is prepared to recognize as "reasonable".

as people knowingly expose their licence plates in public places, as this is a legal requirement for the use of highways, they also reasonably believe they have an expectation of privacy against a constant and continuous search because "the Fourth Amendment protects people, not places".

Of course, you know, this is just my opinion, man.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katz_v._United_States
Did you ever consider that public is horrendously misinformed on basically every "social issue" that arises, and it would literally do more good by just staying the fuck out of it?

It's just a fucking circus to prove to everyone on your Instagram how much you care. You really think people give a shit if it's true or not?

Let's take Gaza. Save the dudes who use babies as human shields. Destroy the universities if they resist! Ridiculous.
This is unsurprising - of course it runs AOSP, what else would you run on a MediaTek MT6765? Windows CE? Defintely not mainline Linux, thanks to PowerVR graphics[1] - the demo looked to smooth for 'no GPU driver'.

Ever since I saw that hardware, I've been wondering if it could be repurposed as a tiny phone with smart features, or as a 'connected' MP3 player. Pity it does not have a headphone jack.

[1] https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/MediaTek_MT6765
Shades of 2001: A Space Odyssey
A knight's tale
The DBIR is an interesting dataset in that it only covers breaches that have been covered by the media.

It does not include the vast majority of breaches that happen every year and are reported to federal and state regulatory bodies or as posted to cybercrime / ransomware sites.

One of the coolest things is that this process though flawed is transparent and semi-open to the public.

The dataset and the underlying process for which events are selected takes place in the open on GitHub.

Kudos to their commitment to open source.

https://github.com/vz-risk/VCDB
I know the authoring experience is a bit different, but I wonder if a bunch of .html files in a folder isn't a close modern equivalent.

I originally learned the basics from a book in the 90's. It was easy to get into, and those basics haven't fundamentally changed.
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How to Use SQLite as a NoSQL Store
The Holographic Principle
Sure, it's from last year. Surprised you missed it, but no worries! :)

- https://phys.org/news/2023-07-age-universe-billion-years-pre...

- https://scitechdaily.com/cosmic-paradigm-shift-new-research-...

- https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/could-age-universe-be-twice...

- https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/07/230711133118.h...

- https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/age-of-universe-researc...

The science is not settled. But that's the point, science never is. Uncertainty for sure haha! :)

I think the main point is the older it is, the less certain we can be especially with our current limitations. ha :)
I think landlords make 10% to 20% net profit plus 4% increase in property value YOY on average. Maybe drop that down with a few percentage points with a property manager. Still better than s and p 500 index fund over time.
Sorry about that. Corrected.
It doesn't apply uniformly. Well-paid jobs in finance and tech are especially concentrated among a small cognitive elite. Industries like oil and gas or chemical refining generate a much broader distribution of well-paid jobs for average workers. Houston is a much flatter place economically and socially than the New York or SF.

You need some critical mass of finance, tech, etc., but you can manipulate industrial policy to generate more of the jobs that create broad prosperity and less of the jobs that create outsized returns for a few. Contrast say the heavily financialized economies of the U.S. to the more industrial economies of Germany or Japan.
Sorry to see this downvoted, I think it's a common courtesy to spell out acronyms on first use, no matter how widely understood one believes them to be.
Your same uncle who survived Sandy Hook and 911?

I see bots still posting this comment on every platform when optical media comes up. Disc rot is extremely rare and only happens with discs which had manufacturing defects. I have HUNDREDS of Laserdiscs and HUNDREDS more CDs. The only ones which rotted is Alien, which had a known manufacturing defect.
What if you're just an average, competent person?
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Personally I also require those groups to include at least one special character.
Yeah it seemed clear to me it was a research project/demonstration of possibilities. Very cool.
Hey, thank you! I somehow missed the /in/ - thanks, again!
That's not actually what they describe. They describe catting known_hosts and seeing terminal.shop with the given key in the output. That won't work if you don't continue to connect because known_hosts won't be updated with their key. Additionally, if hosts are hashed, you won't see terminal.shop anyway.
The k-8 is the source and that's published by the SEC. If you don't like the post that's cool, get over it and post the dropbox blog yourself and if it's as much better as you say then laugh on your way to the bank.

It's not a self report, it's a mandatory report they agreed to when they decided to sell public shares. Telling your owners what you're doing with their shit isn't some nicety.
Indeed, capacity optimization can be helpful for improving performance, although it is often not prominent in many high-level programming languages.
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> It used to be that, to teach a machine how to [X], the designer of the system had to understand how [X] worked.

It does feel like we're rapidly losing this relationship in general. I think it's going to be a good thing overall for productivity and the advancement of mankind, but it definitely takes a lot of the humanity out of our collective accomplishments. I feel warm and fuzzy when a person goes on a quest to deeply understand a subject and then shares the fruits of their efforts with everyone else, but I don't feel like that when someone points at a subject and says "hey computer, become good at that" with similar end results.
I don't know, bjourne has been pretty vocal and he keeps getting downvoted.

I also believe they should be allowed to express their views at work and that is consistent with my views in the past.
How did Ancient Greek music sound?
That's interesting too. So, you can kind of say in the case you describe negative mass is an artefact of the model? Seems neither of us is sure how it connects to the paper at hand, but this is interesting to know, thanks! haha :)
Musk's Conundrum with SpaceX military contract and Starshield in Taiwan
I'll second Fulgentius, it was a fun read. I remember working my way through one of his earlier works in English translation and being less engaged by it.
> Pretty sure there must be affordable small towns in the US without SW engineers to drive up the cost of everything.

There are. Cedar Rapids is great! It would be even better if we had more industry in those places, and less of the industries that generate outsized returns for a few, like tech and finance.

> But your point is rather poor. Those US SW engineers might cause local gentrification, but they also contribute a huge amount in state and government taxes, taxes that I'm sure the likes of Germany would also like to collect if they could, to fund their welfare, education, army, healthcare, etc.

It's not worth the tradeoff. I've only visited Munich, but it seems much less shitty for an average person than NYC or SF.
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Take a look at Snap. It was originally a scratch mod, but does allows for all sorts of advanced things. https://snap.berkeley.edu
This is only part of what drives inflation. Yes, increase in money supply creates upward pressure on inflation. Higher interest rates reduce borrowing, which decreases demand for goods and services, this has downward pressure on inflation. This explains Fed activity over the last couple of years…the goal is to reduce inflation, not create higher interest payments on national debt…
Those people are indeed hard to find. Individuals that write operators and/or know the internals vs just using kubectl and helm.
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You're paying for the convenience.
This is really cool! For those who take it as a joke or who scoff at the choices (like the whitespace thing), at least read until section 4 and then skip to section 9.
I read it as probably containing something deep that I should save for when I have time to go through the details. Maybe we syntaxlings need time to get comfortable.
People lie, sometimes they want to vote someone but are afraid and tell the poller another candicate.

The electtion system in USA is very sensitive to small differences, that are below the extimated error of the pool. ("swing states")

The looser will always ask for a full election.
And where did I make that error?
If it's gonna focus on text only, that tiny low-contrast default sans font is a terrible, terrible choice. After reading a few pages of that, your readers will all be in bed with eyestrain.
This is awesome! Good stuff by Symbl, Nebula team.
You both are being pedantic and disingenuous .
I said nothing about making the decision for anyone else.
ASP isnt included OOTB anymore, so if you want to do web dev in .NET you have to install it, they decoupled a ton of things from the core of the language.
> It’s still odd to characterize a person’s death in terms of someone else’s career progression.

OP even went another level, since it was their SO's career progression that was affected, thus affecting OP. Agreed, they're not wrong, but it was odd.
I don't know of any way to go smaller than that with software. I tried, but it seems like a fundamental limit for English.

If you include "robotic" speech, then there's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_Automatic_Mouth in a few tens of KB, and the demoscene has done similar in around 1/10th that. All formant synths, of course, not the sample-based ones that you're referring to.
The "Mission: Impossible" Theme Song Doubles as a Spy Code
Oh of course its from this guy...
Interesting...3DO is sensitive enough to know brand of blank CD and how fast the image was burnt?

Besides the wobble detection on the PSX, are there any other consoles that have these innate security features built in? I know that its still impossible to burn a Black CD PSX to this day.
You gotta be careful -- a path does not exist between two leaf nodes, unless your edges are non-directional, in which case you're right. Oh and restrict it to 'only visit each node once' given undirected.

Sorry my inner edge case fairy beckoned.
I only see a blinking cursor _

What should I see?
Indeed, you have ascertained the the article's topic— big progress in GBM research— and correctly distinguished it from a topic the article wasn't about.
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Only if you define reasoning ability as exactly equivalent in capability to a formal theorem prover. But that is a difference in tribe or philosophy. Your Symbolic/Classical rule-based AI tribe versus the Connectionist AI tribe. No point discussing further as it's like arguing Democrat vs Republican. Both approaches have their strengths and weaknesses.