skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> you are looking at a green when you view the green thing

Am I looking at a big when I look at a big thing?

Are you a native English speaker?
You should be able to whitelist such files. After all the browser is supposed to be your agent, not your nanny.
Have a loot at Purism AweSIM service.
Why not apply same concept every time a word is split into more than one token?

Basically if a word contain a Prefix, suffix or root word.
We could have a token position relative to the start of the word in the embedding.
As a fellow Emacs and iTerm user, thank you for sharing, both of those look good to me :)
I fully support this work.

I actually use both Lineage and E/OS.

In my experience of installing E/OS on non tech savvy users phones, it takes just a short while for them to get the hang of it.

They of course still want some of the non private data collectors on their phones and thats OK.

I for one am convinvced that the more users we can encourage to move over to alternative android OS's the quicker the word will spread.

We must not forget that these poor people have been brainwashed into thinking there is only one way to access what they like to use and engage with online.

I usually set the E/OS app store to not use open source apps and install droidify to manage those.

It is of course very easy for us who have the knowledge, experience and the confidence to install new OS's on android, but we were once beginners, everyone is.

Its easy for us to know the difference between Fennec and Firefox.

However, Its like me asking you to tell me the difference between the Freudian psychoanalysis and Lacanian psychoanalysis. Its easy for me but not for you.

Even the most tech savvy are difficult to convince:

One of my friends, who used to work for IBM as an engineer back in the day wants to get a new laptop with windows 11. I said "what are you doing you muppet install linux"

He is under the impression that linux has changed very little over 25 years and its all terminal, no GUI or support for things like 3D printers even though I tell him otherwise.

I personally dont use F-droid anymore

I use Droidify which is simpler to use especially adding repositories.

It is a pain adding repo's to F-droid.
But it's not a rented tool. The subscription is to give a developer the ability to work on a project in a sustainable way. It's open source. You can compile it yourself. How is that rented? This is a fairly niche product in the iOS ecosystem, it is also by far the best terminal for iOS. $20 per year is a pittance in the grand scheme of my tech purchases and well worth transforming my iPad into something more than just a youtube machine. I get that we are all sick of subscriptions but I would rather budget for $20 a year and get nice consistent updates and great support on discord over a product that has paid updates where you have to buy a completely new version just so the dev can continued to get paid.
Technical support with Comcast yesterday: https://imgur.com/a/NJMEIkm

Their actual human support couldn't figure out my problem, but instead of admitting it they just turn on AI-chatbot mode, effectively hanging up on the customer. There's no UI indication you're not talking to a human anymore. Meanwhile the AI tries to engage in small talk and tells you to patiently wait while they're fixing your problem. Eventually an actual human came back and admitted they couldn't fix the problem and was escalating me to "tier-2 support", which turned out to be another chatbot. Incredibly dystopian experience.

Meanwhile their engineers probably got a promotion for this and wrote an arxiv post bragging about their work: https://arxiv.org/html/2405.00801v2
How to replicate Pumpfun $80M flashloan Hack
This runs complete opposite to what I’ve seen, YT eventually starts to recommend alt-right gargbage if you start going down the recommended videos rabbithole and you watch anything political or featuring current events.

Other people have also noticed this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right_pipeline
How about PHP updates for major versions (e.g. 7 to 8), or how about maintainability for 10+ years? I was sick of all the work that emerged after a while for some simple sites. I have about 15 websites, all focus on a specific topic, with one or two updates per year. Wordpress is too much for this. Static sites can be moved around or hosted on the most basic nginx, whereas Wordpress requires a lot more.

I am not against wordpress in general, just that I found it not suited for my purposes.
Citroën ë-C3 and Renault R5 are steps in the right direction. I don’t trust VW anymore to do anything revolutionary like affordable electrical vehicle for the masses. VW e-Up was close, but too far from €20k.

Why I don’t trust VW? I look at Cariad, the software company and think, that group has too many internal conflicts. Every brand has its own interests and needs at the end. I am not sure, that cheap e vehicle is a common need for them. VW is happy having Golf as most popular new car again right now.
That's what this article is about. Building a federated platform for distributing any type of mobile app, open source or not.
I have the same problem. I certainly don't use Chrome daily, but do have to keep it around, typically for shopping checkout and a fair number of US government websites don't work on any browser but Chrome.
In principle it can be a QC, just not a general purpose (“Q-Turing complete”) QC. There were useful classical computing machines before there were general purpose Turing-complete classical computers.

In practice, the first useful QCs will probably be Q-Turing complete.
But it discussed both these two stories and added more thoughts. What is the definition of dupe?
> The issue I have with most chatbots, or voice assistants on helplines, is that they're designed to be a time waster before I receive actual help.

Yes, exactly.

And I HATE calling phone numbers for something I need. By the time I'm using the phone to call you, I've already exhausted every possible avenue I have, and I'm also already pretty irritated. At the least, make it so your chatbot tells the human what I've already said so I don't have to repeat myself once I get a human. Also, if the chatbot doesn't understand what I'm saying (which is nearly always), just send me to a human.

I think it's utterly insane that things have gotten so bad that now Google Pixel phones come with a system to handle that automated crap for you. We're now building bots to talk to the bots? I'm extremely grateful for the Google product, don't get me wrong, but the fact that it needs to exist is in my opinion a great example of how terrible things are with phone support.
Maybe you should check with your employer then?
Yes, Google Fi is an MVNO of T-mobile's network.
I majored in Statistics and Probability. By the mid 1980s, departments were starting to look at the distribution of grades. This lead to teachers giving really difficult tests and then having a large 'curve'. The problem with matching a grade distribution to the Normal Curve, is that by definition the Normal Curve is the absolute wrong goal for grades distribution. A normal distribution requires multiple inputs where none is deterministic. That is the opposite of how a class with a standardized curriculum should fall. Yes there should be variation but the use of the Normal Curve with needlessly difficult tests has caused many departments to be proud of their burn rate with incoming freshmen. In engineering then they routinely pushed out nearly half the freshmen, and had the burn continue into second year. The issue is these engineering students were also part of several 'colleges' who at the time had different policies about grades. One college didn't allow any redos, if you took a class a second time you'd get the two grades. Where another college would allow retaking the class and erasing the old grade. That school eventually merged the colleges and standardized the grading policies but I'm not sure they have any kind of redress to the engineering throwaways. These departments who have high facilities and equipment costs are what I saw pulled that the most often, they used those students whom they were actively harming more than half to subsidize their academic department.
Advice I got when I was in the search for college, "Go to the best school you can get the best grades in".
Looks like this is re: training, but wonder how inference would be on some garbage older machine with no GPU on this model?
Yes, I am a native English speaker. No, you are not looking at a big when you are looking at “a big thing”. You are looking at a size when you are looking at an object with size. Is this going somewhere?
Totally agree i was an ATT customer for nine year who paid on time each month and then their network went down almost nationwide and the next month they reported they were hacked. Probaby both events are separate from each other but i felt uneasy and reached out to ATT for decent customer svc to find none exists as..

- You want customer svc in person at a ATT store they say call customer service

- You call and you have to wait 30 to 60 minutes to speak with someone

- You can speak with someone quicker by saying cancel service yet they offered me only a $30 savings and the temporary rate would take affect 3 months later(?).

- If you cancel your service in a billing cycle they force you to pay the full month (just snatched the money they didnt deserve as i left them in beginning of the month from my account).
Expanding on the sibling's link you can prepend "archive.is/" to the url and it'll either have a snapshot already or you can click the link to create one. Typically a popular article that paywalls itself will have one of these links in the comments already as well.

I think it's one of the more annoying policies on the site (won't avoid paywalled posts but also hides that it expects everyone to do that workaround to participate anyways) but it's pretty easy to deal with once you know the above dance.
I just hope than in a couple of years we'll see a submission here titled "Reproduce GPT-4 on legacy RTX 4090."

Because currently even with open source (?) models we are still consumers, and the training is still the domain of the rich.
presumably you don't get to be 'legacy' if you are big on selling cheap products
I've been FI for around 18 months now. I don't work on anything.
What does the public in six countries think of generative AI in news?
I listen to youtube while sleeping.
You really need to pay to skip the adds though.
I talked to a swordmaker about the coolest swords he makes
https://archive.ph/t2WnH
speaking of fzf, i have an alias for checking out branches using it + git:

alias gbs="git branch --sort=-committerdate | fzf | xargs -I{} git checkout {}"
Tokyo does have much lower housing costs than New York because they build enough housing :)

Rent prices are 72.9% lower in Tokyo compared to New York [1].

[1] https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?cou...
It's funny - I hung on to my dead trout, which is basically the same thing. These things go in cycles!
You measure by market cap. Acquisitions are paid in money, not subscribers.

Edit: Also wikipedia says that the AT&T stat includes "connected devices". If that really means they count all individual connected devices, thats a useless comparison. One customer can have multiple devices.
Those are mentioned in the first paragraph. Those are under the umbrella of Mobifree.

The part about app distribution is specific to F-Droid.
well, no real-estate is fungible, that's not an actual distinction between GP’s thesis and mine.

I don't think that's the fundamental/underlying dysfunction of the real-estate market, because the same induced-demand effects clearly exist in other areas. Again, things like Bitcoin pretty clearly demonstrate that supply can induce its own demand and then build a positive-feedback loop that would not have existed exogenously.

But regardless, it's equally true of the real-estate that both grandparent and I were talking about. If induced demand doesn't count because every real-estate parcel is a unique good, then you also can't ever compute a curve for price, because supply will never exceed n=1 either. Therefore the Law Of Supply and Law Of Demand do not exist in this universe and GP's assertions are still false.

I'm not sure that's a useful way to think about the world, clearly real-estate is at least somewhat fungible (people don't not buy an apartment because they lost a single bid) but if you want to use that model, grandparent's arguments are equally broken, for whatever value of broken you are asserting here.

The more useful analysis imo is that real estate is mostly actually not about real estate - it’s about community, economy, etc. And those are clearly things that are highly susceptible to induced demand. There is a near-infinite supply of beautiful mountain slopes, but that’s not really what people are buying homes in Vale or Breckenridge for. They are buying it for the social factors, which is effectively 100% pure induced demand in this context.
We gave some dolphins a few fish and they told us.
There’s https://simplelogin.io/, which is owned by Proton now, so similar in terms of privacy. You can get it separately, or as part of Proton Pass or Mail
But Ma Bell was a different matter altogether. They were so great that everyone was their customer.
Like others said, 401 Unauthorized really means unauthenticated. Authentication comes before Authorization, both in the process and alphabetically, and 401 comes before 403. Hope that helps.
So many recordings (especially before 2000) seem to be sped up a little. I can’t tell by listening to the song but when you try to play along with a guitar, it sounds terrible. Sometimes it helps to find a live version on YouTube.
A few days back "Where are the builders?" was asked and I was going to chime in there but then today this comes up which correlates, good timing. I too was a Nintendo and Lego kid that took it to extremes, I still play with Legos today as they are great for mock ideas and concepts.

My lifestyle and past choices now afford me all my time as I made great sacrifices for many years saving prolifically while others accrued more and more debt chasing the Jones. Apparently this is called FIRE now but I was doing it long before the acronym.

I have been a problem solver my entire life and have both reverse engineered many things but more importantly I have built a vast variety of personal and professional solutions using mechanics, electronics, technology, automation, and more. I am now building and patenting an energy storage device of my own design given the problem that I personally have which one can likely deduce. I am in absolutely no hurry as all my time is mine to invest where I see fit and as such I am my own boss with ONLY the goal of solving my problem.

For those with the entrepreneurial mindset, exactly like my own, I’ll answer your implicit question from the above reading: "Yes". Once I have my device functioning and it performs as I designed it to the satisfaction of my requirements then a business opportunity unfolds. Given my past choices I am referred to professionally as a serial entrepreneur so I may as well apply my time to my interests and keep solving problems. The difference now however is that I have zero anxiety in my pursuit of my problem since the goal is the objective, not money.

Stay Healthy!
I've always used Kohls, and my wife the UPS Store. No issues.
Only if you trust that it does what it says.
Countering Trusting Trust
Test automation helps with this. When I wrote a test automation application I had each step output the time difference since the application started and I could look at the difference between steps to see something was taking too long. Now, keep in mind your test automation application cannot limited in performance to the thing it is testing. Nonetheless I was still able to get to about 300 tests in 8 seconds.

I would also recommend a perf tool that measures performance of a given operation as number of operations per second.

Also measure transmission speed. In HTTP that is easily measured as HTTP round trip, but I am bigger fan of WebSocket which requires some amount of tooling to really master.

Here is something I wrote about performance measuring just before I stopped doing JS work: https://github.com/prettydiff/wisdom/blob/master/performance...
Lawful interception is not limited to network capture and traffic sniffing. Border searches and “enhancement of the target device with surveillance tools to increase visibility” (i.e.: bugging your device with surveillance software) is also lawful interception.

I live in a country which borders EU. We have GPDR compatible laws and my work contains a lot of cooperation with people and organizations inside EU. However, I think you can still find some “legitimate interest” in that data to mine it nevertheless.
Is medium-driven development an antipattern?
This is very cool. The article is worth a read, but the TL;DR is that a high cosmic ray event left a mark in a specific growth ring on trees, and so it is possible to 1) loosely date a piece of wood used in a building to within a few decades using carbon dating and then 2) precisely date when it was cut down by counting how far the marked growth ring is to the edge of the tree.
Oh well when you put it that way Heil Netanyahu.
You don't understand the expected effect of very hot, inextinguishable fire on an electronic device?
Meanwhile, the author of the foreward is none other than…
Inferior forests are better than no forests.

You don’t have to take an empty field and plant 100k trees. You can go to where chestnuts used to grow, have some volunteers plant some over time, say 100 every month in an area. Over the course of 10 years, we’ll get some data.

Don’t let great be the enemy of good.
Hi, thank you so much for sharing! I've been working on this project for a few months now ~ I would appreciate any feedback or opportunities to continue growing it
> In my view this is symptomatic of a more fundamental issue - global asset price inflation driven by a broken financial system (i.e. a system being artificially pumped up with cheap credit). Housing is just where the rubber hits the road and regular lives are directly effected. Just look at the tight correlation between the increase in the money supply and property prices.

Prior to covid, the global economy was booming. US and UK had low unemployment rates. the US especially was remarkably doing well, with lowest unemployment rate for minority communities.

There is a price to pay for completely disregarding long-term economic costs of reckless responses to a what was a moderately severe flu epidemic. We went nuts and shut ourselves down. And on top of that, we helicopter dropped 4-6 trillion dollars of freshly printed cash.

And the reckless governance continues in the name of flaming conflicts in Europe and ME. A lot of what happened in the recent years is attributable to just atrocious governance.
I'm a complete layman when it comes to Quantum Computing, but I thought Shor's algorithm is effectively the most basic usecase example of Quantum Computers?

I'm confused here.
>They call their macro collection "evil" and ramble about destroying C, trying to create some form of mystique I guess.

It read to me more like a tongue in cheek statement in the same way that a car enthusiast might joke that they're about to destroy a Honda Civic by putting in a V8 engine and installing a body kit.
One issue I’ve read that devs of good, no-nonsense, telemetry-free offline-only/first apps face on the Play Store is that they get review-bombed and reported by their less scrupulous counterparts to drive more users to their ad-filled, IAP-heavy, or borderline malicious apps.

This could be fixed pretty easily if Google took fraudulent reviews more seriously and their handling of reports were less automated and opaque, but they haven’t shown much interest in either.
The first is "off-menu", and the second (for which I don't think you meant "everyone") is "from the menu". So, no...
Nice! I see MicroG is part of this initiative too: https://mobifree.org/

I hope it becomes a bit more mainstream now. Some custom roms like lineage are very hostile to it because they're afraid Google will do more against them if they include it. You can't even mention it in their community or you will get kicked. It's nothing nasty though, it's just a bare minimum implementation of google play services remade in open source, withholding as much information as possible and giving you the ability to fake things like device model and attestation "safetynet". Luckily there's a fork from the microg team https://lineage.microg.org/ . So this is what I normally use.

But it's a great middle-ground, you can still use google push and you replace all the other parts like the location DB with privacy-conscious alternatives (though with the abolition of mozilla's wifi location database this has become harder).

I'm not a fan of /e/ though, especially because of the name that makes it impossible to google anything. And they are often years behind in android versions.
Even with richer kernel primitives, Apple, Google and Microsoft have learned that user space with process separation for IPC and OS extensions, is a much saner way than expecting developers to write code that doesn't randomly crash their hosts, including the kernel.
PHEV's have all the downsides of maintaining a gas vehicle, as well as much of the associated cost (and upcharge) of a BEV at this point. It's not as much maintainence as a dedicated gas vehicle, but it's still there.

Realistically, I think it makes a lot more sense to have a dedicated BEV with whatever range you feel appropriate, and a dedicated gas vehicle (if needed) for road trips and longer jaunts. For the vast majority of people, renting a vehicle makes a lot more sense for those occasions.

Generally, I think the populous seems to highly overvalue the ability to take a road trip on a moments notice and undervalue the ease of just being able to rent a vehicle.
I mean, I guess you'd have to read and know about the island and its surrounding geography to understand how this isn't really that feasible. For one, the island and the harbor is tiny. The dutch system is vast and includes stuff like sand dunes, jetties, dams, etc that simply would not fit in the space that the island occupies. The houses are worth millions of dollars precisely because of the access to pseudo-private beaches and boat moorings. Even if you could do it, I cannot fathom the cost of building something like a large levy system that would only crater the price of homes on the island. Additionally, it would render services that provide convenient access on/off the island untenable. I could go on for a while about this, but it really isn't practical or feasible for this particular case.