skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another hand gesture you will frequently see in religious art is a figure (usually a Pope or bishop) pointing upwards with their index and middle finger. This is somewhat unnatural since you would generally point with your index finger alone. The use of two fingers represents the divine and human natures of Christ.

A few examples:

https://i2.wp.com/catholicism.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/fil...

https://jimmyakin.com/wp-content/uploads/st-augustine-and-fo...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Urban_VIII#/media/File%...

It shows up in formal photographs of the Pope in the 20th century:

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ch3pBw3dBY0/WeG5Oo9_k1I/AAAAAAAAC...

And the TV series The Young Pope even included this gesture as a detail: https://youngpopesart.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/...
Any physical theory is "just a description of the behavior that’s been observed, right? It is a mathematical model."

(Saying that 'cat' is just a word describing what's been observed completely misses the point of what science actually is. Philosophy of thought and science has gone much farther than that.)
Will have to wait and see if the extra security measures actually improve anything or not.

However regarding it being opt out… what would prevent a virus from just enabling it on a bunch of machines silently. Sure it would be caught but the damage done and most won’t be bothered to go in and disable it after.

Or Microsoft just decides they need to really market the hell out of AI and it gets turned on my default anyways.
Will we run out of data? Limits of LLM scaling based on human-generated data
> wgpu in Firefox

Ah, sorry, I didn't know that, thanks. On Chrome it uses either WebGL2 or WebGPU.

When running in a web browser (by compilation to WebAssembly) without the "webgl" feature enabled, wgpu relies on the browser's own WebGPU implementation.

https://github.com/gfx-rs/wgpu?tab=readme-ov-file#tracking-t...
From your first point, I'd expect you to be using a service that provides the weather for a given latitude and longitude.

From your second point, I'd have expected that to fail for Hogwarts or Tatooine.

Taken together, it sounds like you're blindly trusting the coordinates generated by AI, and will happily generate correct-looking results for any input. I'd call that hallucinating the weather. If I type in "Springfield" I'm gonna get results but I'm not gonna know if they're mine.

This may be an unreasonable level of concern for a fun app.
On LinkedIn someone in my network pointed out that, apart from the security and privacy disaster, the name Recall was a bad choice because of negative events like product recall.
Really? Wow, Western Digital and nVidia sure are having ARM rammed down their throat... oh wait, they are using RISC V.

What are you even talking about?
> Our organization uses their audio tools among other things, and they're used to the polish and convenience they get from Adobe products.

As a professional in audio with over a decade of experience... Adobe has ** audio tools. There are a lot of other tools that are significantly better, commercial ones, much older than Adobe's...

Now for what Adobe is actually good at, which is not video nor audio, I'm not sure there is an alternative. I've heard things about Affinity but cannot tell you since all the people I know in graphics use Photoshop, illustrator, lightroom.
Hopefully any debloat tools will remove it quickly. Can't wait until Microsoft force pushes this spyware to the masses.
Looking forward to the update that accidentally re-enables it.
Yeah I read it as being on the creators side of things (because that’s what the whole page is for). But you could be right. Worth tying anyway like you say.
Turning your current smartphone’s display greyscale is a good interim solution you can do today.
Edited my response above. The answer is more about the interface that these displays require.
Same, bought 2 Hyper X Cloud Orbit-S Gaming (one for me and my partner), and they both broke within 2 years. If you look on the Amazon reviews and sort by date you will see everyone is having this problem, they break in the exact same place after about 2 years.
We investigate the potential constraints on LLM scaling posed by the availability of public human-generated text data. We forecast the growing demand for training data based on current trends and estimate the total stock of public human text data. Our findings indicate that if current LLM development trends continue, models will be trained on datasets roughly equal in size to the available stock of public human text data between 2026 and 2032, or slightly earlier if models are overtrained. We explore how progress in language modeling can continue when human-generated text datasets cannot be scaled any further. We argue that synthetic data generation, transfer learning from data-rich domains, and data efficiency improvements might support further progress.
They should take note and recall Recall.
It will be re-enabled accidentally by an update anyways.
Yes, to me this seems to address LeCun's objection, or at least point the way to something that does. It seems possible to modify this into something that can identify and correct its own mistakes during the sampling process.
ASCII Silhouettify
It’s one thing to be critical of the feature.

But this is a pretty cut and dry announcement. There isn’t any ambiguity they could stand behind if they are lying.

I would fully expect it will be disabled by default (for now)
In general, I imagine that the big state university systems are the bulk of the grads anyway though I'd have to look at the actual numbers. But, yes, a college degree is a basic heuristic in a lot of cases. There are exceptions but it's often a default.
Polarization can be measured using polarization filter and light detector, but it is destructive in the usual sense of quantum theory. That is, if the detector after polarization filter clicks, we know the EM field had non-zero component in the direction of the filter, but we do not find out the other components it had before entering the filter.
Stop bragging and open-source it!
I never said other people don't get hit by other drivers. Take a step back, you are having an emotional reaction and not thinking clearly.

What I mean is: people in general feel more comfortable having some form of control. Autopilot is fine until autopilot stops working, and then you want to have a method of taking over as pilot. In a plane where you have a hurt sense of confidence in the plane's integrity, it would be easy to imagine increased anxiety for people because they have no control; all they can do is sit in their seat and try not to panic. That's hard for some people, if not everyone. Especially in a situation where the plane is actively malfunctioning.
That all makes sense. On the other hand, next gen workhorses must often arise from people opting to do something new like this, rather than make do with the current gen workhorse.
This appears to me similar to the attack against weak Fiat Shamir presented at RWC this year.
Well... me too. Except I'll be playing in VR, so I'm hoping it doesn't make me throw up.
Add a facility to sshd(8) to penalise particular problematic client behaviours
Wind turbines are moving a lot faster than they appear. E.g. Vestas v164 [1] rotates only at max 12 times per minute so looks slow. But because it has 80m blades, the tip speed is up to 100 meters per second (230mph). That's 1/3rd the speed of sound! That can generate a lot of noise.

[1] https://en.wind-turbine-models.com/turbines/1419-mhi-vestas-...
People will opt-in to it during setup the same way people opt-in to logging in via a Microsoft account instead of a local account.
Modern humans are not operating at capacity.

It may seem silly, though humans are a kind of technology and ordinary people neglect that capacity.

Measure against those who take their humanity seriously, not those atrophied, poorly educated, feeble, or fleeting.

With adequate education (not modern formal academia, I mean real learning) and inspiration, humans can be magnificent.

We let our "freedom" make us lazy, soft, and incompetent.
You mean these journalists?

https://www.lawdork.com/p/washington-post-bombshell-washingt...

Here is the thing, if you're going to break news, break all of it. The WAPO fucks up on the regular and prints retractions frequently. So it's not like breaking this and maybe having to retract was going to be some major loss on their part.
> People demand housing, not money

Wrong. Okupas often demand money in exchange for leaving the house.

> But there is now a darker phenomenon too - squatters who demand a "ransom" before they will leave a property

https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-58310532

> Just because you live in a squat doesn't mean anyone can come and live there. It's your residence, not a public space

Do you really not see the hypocrisy of this statement?

"It doesn't mean anyone can come and live there. It's your residence, not a public space."

Then how on earth do you defend squatters moving into another person's residence illegally? This is the kind of laughable hypocrisy typically displayed when squatters come back to house they've illegally occupied and meet some new housemates. It's amazing how they can rationalize that it's acceptable for them to move into people's homes without permission, but not acceptable for other people to do the same.
Google images? You could run a classifying model if you wanted to segment by time of day and weather.
How about "don't invade your neighbors" to "half of Poland" itself being an absurd goalpost move? The default is to _not_ invade.
AHHHH, that's the key thing I didn't know (I have a Raspberry Pi sitting in a drawer and have played with it embarrassingly little -- I didn't realize how important having the SPI or other special interface is in this context). Thank you again.
Input embeddings are taken from a dictionary in case of text tokens, but they don’t need to be - they can be any vector really.
Your perception of XMPP is over a decade out of date. XMPP has push notifications and end-to-end encryption in all the modern apps.

You're quite right that a situation such as you describe (requiring the app to be open to receive messages) would be a horrible experience. Support for push notifications was a solved problem years ago.
Thank you for sharing – I love that the second one also has a microscope closeup of the display while it's changing. Happy hacking, hope to see your projects on here soon!
There are quite a few errors in the presentation that seem intended to annoy detail-oriented people. One that stood out to me was the use of backslashes in his website URL.
Here’s the repo list: https://files.catbox.moe/jx7ksm.txt

It’s a lot.
Same here, just a natural anatomic relaxed hand/finger position in my case.
It's not very sooty in Antarctica because its further from human activity but Arctic ice can get pretty dirty after volcanic eruptions or wildfires.

Greenland gets it especially bad from all the Canadian fires that are nearly annual now: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/20...
Would copying an instruction set and ABI to make an interoperable processor and system be fair use in light of Google v. Oracle (2021) [0][1]?

[0] https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/18-956_d18f.pdf

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_LLC_v._Oracle_America,_....

Edit: Changed phrasing of question. Also, to be clear I think the answer is probably yes.
For highway driving, in most places, aerodynamic drag is far more important than weight. I get nearly the same gas mileage towing a 1.5k kb ATV trailer as my dad gets pulling a 7.5k trailer.

The frontal area of both trailers is roughly the same. They both need about 150 horse power to tow at 70 mph.
How on earth does clout-chasing on social media encourage people to lie to wait staff at restaurants? Who is handing out likes or whatever to encourage random people to make claims that they got away with ordering stake and then lying about it?

If there are a ton of people with cameras filming themselves breaking the law just for internet points (not smart) I'd assume there'd be a lot of examples of this right? Is this some kind of tiktok trend?
Really cool libraries coming out by you guys! thank you
Async Ruby on Rails
Every day I have more sympathy for the Mars Climate Orbiter team. https://science.nasa.gov/mission/mars-climate-orbiter/
My first thought for a project like this (grab photos/data from the internet, display them on a device) would be a Pi Zero 2 W or a Pi Pico W, for the reasons you stated.

I'm not particularly up to date with the tiny microcontroller ecosystem - if I wanted to execute this at lower cost and/or lower power, what would be some better options to consider?
Local accounts are almost impossible to set up for the normal user in win11
I still don't understand how this got this far. Enabling this in any corporate setting would be a compliance nightmare.
Not really. By definition if your property value rises by 10x you have enough money to pay the property taxes by leveraging your home. Sure, it means you'll have to sell when you die and won't be able to pass on the house to your heirs. But the meme, "elderly homeowner becomes homeless because his home became super value" is just a fiction. It's not that the homeowner can't pay the property taxes - he's got plenty of value in his home. It's really the children that want to inherit a valuable home but don't want to cover the tax back payment.
JS aside, there's virtually a 0% chance Teams would be in C++.

It'd be in a non-native language, like C#.

JavaScript is faster than you think. Miles ahead of Python, Ruby, Perl, PHP. Not too different than C#/Java (especially if you consider 2x to be effectively the same) [1].

[1] https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/
Agreed; we're typically okay with training if it's on our own models (and only there).

I actually am an in-house attorney and that's exactly what we're trying to do. We're waiting for a response from their legal team, but in the meantime I wanted to get thoughts from folks here. We haven't been waiting long, but we are small potatoes for them so I'm not expecting a quick reply.
"Not many people who arent white supremecists are comfortable being labeled as one"

Wrong. Thats everyone that uses the hand sign. The joke is that cnn watched dipshits think its some kinda of white supremecist signal, so its funny to do to get under peoples skin. Thats literally all there is to it. Has nothing to do with any white power movement.

Do you know where its current popularity came from? A childrens game called ballgazer.
If it works, then there's no reason to change.

I stopped using Bartender (because of the recent news) and noticed that Hidden Bar was last updated in Jan 2022 and Dozer in 2019. Neither have a way (or plan to have something) to handle the notch.

Ice still lacks some features, but the developer is working on it and eventually it will be able to work around the notch (if you have too many icons, they'll be hidden by the notch... not sure what Apple was thinking). That's why I picked Ice.
> He wasn't asked to bury things or hide anything, but he had studied environmental engineering because he wanted to make the Earth a better place, not to work out the limit of meeting legal responsibilities.

This is an unfortunate reality of much of the private sector, not just environmental engineering. You get into career X in order to [build interesting stuff | solve problems for the world | improve life for your customers], but instead end up in endless discussions with managers and lawyers, deciding what is the bare minimum the team needs to do in order to comply with the exact wording of the contract, while spending the least money.
They're, in particular, multi-level curve-fitting algorithms. A formalism which, I'm sure you are aware, can express any bounded computation. In particular, depending on how you set up the tape, neural networks are comfortably Turing complete.

We're not talking about 2-layer perceptrons anymore here.

In my opinion, you should look less at the formalism and more at the empirically demonstrated performance.
I'm just going to leave this here:

https://www.lawdork.com/p/washington-post-bombshell-washingt...
Describe as you see it the process and ideal timeline that sees every 500lb and under American lose weight and regain the health benefit that comes from it.

Do you support the use of statins and diabetes medications in this population for this process or do you consider that cheating as well?
This is so cool! I’ve had this exact problem before.
classic fallacy seen on engineering blogs all the time "we cut down {speed, cost} by writing something in {go, rust} without realizing that rewriting is also refactoring from the most explicit set of requirements. None of the tech debt or technical decisions are factored in.
Which part of the statement is slander?
TIL that "indexes" is also a valid plural of "index", as well as "indices."
If rents went down, it wasn't because renting became riskier. By definition that's going to raise rents.

More likely it's other factors like remote works becoming less common once covid subsided.
Our models work on both mobile apps and web apps. You can use our model's API, which is flexible and can be integrated with any code.
Are those the same people? I usually see people saying one thing or the other without much overlap (they may be in the same feed though so maybe the Overton window currently includes both opinions).
It also frequently seen in images of the child Jesus.
>DISCLOSURE TIMELINE

>2023-10-03 - Vulnerability reported to vendor

>2024-06-06 - Coordinated public release of advisory
I suspect it gets more and more so as the ice melts and particles trapped in the ice don't.
Archive: https://archive.ph/xlh7n
Then they are going to have those issues regardless of recall.
What is your differentiation with Multion Agent API?
In my opinion, Astron's PMT (Power Measurement Toolkit) is a much more useful tool than this, because it abstracts over Intel, AMD, and Nvidia (including Jetson): https://git.astron.nl/RD/pmt

There is also a paper about PMT: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.03724
I've been self studying architectural engineering. I hope to some day build my own home. It may well be a tribute to brutalism, we'll see.

This observation is genuine enough, the moment of force is kind of like the quantum super-amplitude of forces, playing out very slowly on the classical scale. The experienced architect (or engineer) can "see" how a structure may future collapse by the intuition of reading moments of force and how they influence forms.
Amazon does not design ARM cores. Graviton uses Neoverse cores licensed from ARM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWS_Graviton
I was thinking "okay I think I am about done with this, I am at 2.5k to 2k", and then the game spawned a "defend" powerup for the computer player, which blocked off the entire computer side with destroyable blocks, and I decided I was done. 2721 to 2167.

Cute idea, could be kinda fun with another human, maybe with some way to push a button to lose points in exchange for a powerup on your side?
Ahh ok, Q77 Express Chipset. Page I looked a listed it as a chipset.

https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Intel_DQ77MK

Your sound issues might not be caused by driver compatibility.
It's clearly saying DJs should email if they want to request tracks be added, though whether the "chat with us about this" will go anywhere, who knows.
No, I dont know that, because it is false.

The hand symbol is a running joke about looking at someone elses testicles. The peoppe that play this game are rowdy adolescent boys. Those boys went online and made ironic racist jokes, as young boys do, and now somehow people think its a symbol of white power. Anyone who knows whats going on is laughing at your foolishness.
I'm French and live in the UK, so feel qualified to compare. A few examples off the top of my head :

The UK census and most NHS health records include ethnicity and religion data. In France it's forbidden by law for any entity to collect this information.

Any idiot in the UK (including direct marketing firms) can purchase the electoral register which has a wealth of personal data. You can opt out of one version, but not from the one that political parties, election officials or private credit agencies (!) have full unfettered access to.

Credit agencies, by the way, don't exist at all in France.

I think this qualifies the UK as "not especially more privacy minded", for at least some definitions of privacy.
Hey, I appreciate you checking out the app and providing the feedback. If you download the top 20 personal fitness apps in any of the app stores you would see a stark difference. I know because I researched over a 100 apps and websites myself. This difference is not so much in the "standard features", though most lack support and customization capabilities - (PARIAN is still in a very early stage of development and has both), but the major difference is in the quality of workouts - what actually matters. I've spent almost two years researching and refining the PARIAN workout model, and as someone with 11+ years with domain experience - can clearly tell the difference. I can tell you now not only is PARIAN the best personalized workouts builder, but will significantly improve in the coming updates.

Regarding GPT4o, while it's amazing tech that only keeps getting better, PARIAN is an entire comprehensive platform that makes training seamless. To get something comparable out of ChatGPT, you would have to know exactly what you want and spend time prompting it (but if you have the expertise to prompt you're probably not the target dem), and periodically make sure it's not hallucinating. Additionally, we provide workout video tutorials and keep track of your workouts and progress along the way. ChatGPT does not. The $10 PARIAN Plan you mentioned is also a one time payment for the personalized workout program, and is half the price of ChatGPT monthly.
I usually copy the built library from a Chrome/Chromium installation, saves me from building the library myself.
It is pretty easy now if you use Rufus to create your installation usb.

It will prompt you (and select by default) to disable the need for an online account. I installed the Pro version and then just said I was setting it up for work or school, chose domain and then I set it up just fine as a local account.

I don't know for sure how much of this is rufas or the pro version. But I just installed Windows 11 within the last hour.
Post-January 6th deplatforming reduced the reach of misinformation on Twitter
It should be a crime that Apple hasn't seen the popularity of tools like Bartender, which is major privacy violation to begin with, and developed their own feature for this.
This is funny because this flight once against demonstrated the unexpected, bleeding edge of live coverage of a launch. Nobody else even tries to make their cameras or network work on reentry. The camera we are discussing certainly had shielding because it survived reentry. The live view was blocked by buildup and cracking of the camera lens, not camera failure.

Why would you expect this? It's literally the bleeding edge.
I think this depends on the context. Let’s say Uber had a database problem, they hired a bunch of database people and they came to the conclusion “we just have to write our own… fine. I think that’s actually perfectly legit. What I see much more commonly though is people who don’t really know too much about databases have problems and rather than go off and hire/consult with experts, they just decide to build their own. That’s when you get into real trouble.
The dirty truth is that whilst yes, Uber faces challenges due its scale, it also faces few real limits on building superfluous shit because of their success.
Taming Command Line Chaos: Macros to the Rescue
Feels like this would have been a good fit for zoned sharding in MongoDB -- hot shards that would age out to cold shards, never having to deal with the lack of strongly consistent secondary indexes or transactions, and not having to deal with a completely different database for the hot and cold environments.