skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Now would be a good time for Adobe to do away with vague "catch all" language, because we now live in an era where user data is being swept up for AI model generation and governments are leaning heavily into tech companies for policing.

100%.

The thing is, I've seen in B2B sales, one business handling another's data will have to very explicitly say who will be acting as subprocessors and storage of data. You might have to disclose that you're using AWS and Snowflake to store and process data.

Maybe it's time for B2C to start doing that, too. Instead of "We may send your data to 3rd parties for processing", say WHICH 3rd parties and WHY.

> legal brevity

An exceptionally rare thing to see. "Legalese" exists because people create loopholes by exploiting the slightest ambiguity.

I invented a story of a mom telling her kid to stop jumping on the bed, and the kid says "I'm not jumping, I'm hopping!" and goes into a diatribe on the difference between jumping and hopping, the mom says "well quit it!" and leaves, only to come back later and the kid is still jumping, the mom is angry, and the kid says "I'm not jumping or hopping, I'm bouncing!" and eventually the mom has to say something like "Do not jump, hop, bounce, spring, leap, or otherwise use your feet or any other body part, nor any object, to propel yourself upwards or laterally from the bed".

And then later, the mom checks on the kid, and he has removed the mattress from the bed and is still jumping on it.
Thats... not quite survivorship bias.
Ice is formed by vents on the rocket itself, too.
Cool YouTube video, but: my kingdom for a screenshot!

Product looks amazing. I use Divvy but will definitely try out AeroSpace. Great name too.
I personally prefer Essential Mathematics for Games and Interactive Applications.

https://www.essentialmath.com/book.htm
motornormativity? ok

I was not saying there is anything special about being behind the wheel that makes it ok to break a law. I used that example because it fits with the 'low enforcement rate but a high penalty to make up for the low enforcement rate' combo.

How about an example like playing poker for money with friends? Illegal in most places where gambling is illegal, but people do it all the time. The laws might make sense if we think casinos are bad for society and want to prevent them, but think occasional gambling amongst friends is fine.

The current laws don't carve out home poker games because there was never a need to; there was no way to enforce the law against small friend groups gambling. If there suddenly became a way, we would need to re-write the laws to permit home games.
I know this is subtle but if you take a step back, user-mode TCP/IP moots the policies we're talking about; it doesn't subvert them. There are no security or policy implications to e.g. binding a low-numbered port on an IP address unrelated to your physical computer that is allocated directly to a running instance of your program. There are (archaic) implications to binding that port on an actual interface of your machine, because that binding (archaically) stood in for an assertion of identity/authority back in the 1990s.
It might seem like a cheat, but healthy humans can photosynthesize (metaphorically) vitamin D. It's one of the free lunches our bodies have, if you ignore sun damage.
Duolingo removes LGBTQ+ content from Russia version
Qwen 2 uses GQA, has a much longer context length, and covers many new languages. You can't do that with the same architecture and dataset.
At least five interesting things for the middle of your week (#39)
I know you struggle with context given our other threads, so I'll connect the dots: the "problem" from the original post was a large increase in immigration placing a strain on resources. If someone replies that a "significant fraction" of those immigrants were facing certain death, AND this "significant fraction" accounts for only 5% of the increase the original post was talking about, then that reply is at best a complete red herring; that 5% subset is simply not the source of the "problems" alluded to in the original post, eg. if you kept immigration levels at historic norms and only allowed additional refugees, you wouldn't have the "problems" the original post was alluding to.

That reply is only relevant to the original post if "significant fraction" consists of a meaningfully large percentage of that increase that is allegedly causing the problems.

Therefore, the phrasing of that reply in-context is misleading at best.
Then your cable provider shuts off its email service and you lose that email address. Ooooops
I'm not sure I understand the use of tmux. Can someone explain why it's essential to their workflow and why it might end up being essential to mine?
Much mindwork can only be done in isolation. Academia today aspires to financialization, perhaps predictably by beginning with the playacting that results from the financialization of business and hoping that the money will follow the performance.
Very curious to know what sequence of events led to this. Are other movies using AI-generated thumbnails?
$22B to $0 for what should have been a high margin business is bad. What’s the story here?
Chiapas is the poorest and most backward state in Mexico [1]. There's nothing worth emulating in it.

1- https://growthlab.hks.harvard.edu/publications/why-chiapas-p...
Safer than an Eyeshine but costlier than a pack of menthol Kools.
I'm moving to using Navidrome on a Raspberry Pi. Should cost about 6$ a year to run...
xterm supports sixel, so surely if your TERM is xterm-kitty, it's supported right?
They probably buy them through intermediaries.
Do you think the Catholic Church doesn’t have the right to force their version of morality on priests? Grow up.
Quaternions are an extension of complex numbers and are used ubiquitously in graphics programming for both 2D and 3D applications. Most math libraries support them.

If your gripe is over programming languages not having support for 3D math, then I think that should be expected. Most languages try to keep their standard libraries small, and their built-in types smaller. A language that has built-in support for such things would be incredible niche. Maybe JAI is what you're looking for? I'm not sure if that even contains built in support however.
The problem is, you need a lot of prior knowledge to make any sense of it. What has happened to cause the value of Byju to fall? What does Byju even do? I read the "article" and have no clue.
I haven't read her bio, so would be interested to know more about her being rejected from academia. The official story is that she dropped out during her undergrad and immediately formed a company. Or are you referring to her professors telling her they didn't think her idea would work? If so then they were right, but her profs are not the people handing out grants. There's no sign she wouldn't have got a grant for such a thing given that government funding is justified by the fact that it can fund long shot ideas that some say won't work, and people doing things that clearly can't work regularly get grants.
By incentivizing people renovating, then living in, the rundown house they bought, instead of seeing that option as equally valuable as just selling/renting the house? Its one thing to produce more housing, its another to somehow magically produce more housing in such a way that does not devalue the other resources. Step 1 is to disincentivize speculative/rent-seeking home purchases.

Its been said a couple times in sibling comments, but the problem comes down to the fact that people are buying houses as investments, and not as houses.

In most of Europe, the US and Canada, the cost of home ownership grossly exceeds the median income, to the extent that lending is almost always necessary. Thus owning a second home is always the realm of the wealthy, even if they are still ultimately laborers. Buying that second home is often the first step from the labor class to the capitol-holding class.

Its frustrating that the housing crisis is often described in terms of Marxist dialectic, but the crisis often feels lab-grown to illustrate the flaws of (literal) rent-seeking behavior by the capitol-holding class.
From a media perspective, the effectiveness of a message can be measured by its coverage. A combination of content value and timing can enhance this effectiveness.
The sequel to Ram Ranch.
They streamed the first one on YT, but have since moved to Twitter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1wcilQ58hI
And, to continue with your fallacy for the sake of humour, I know you struggle with logic given our other threads, so I'll help you out here in a now non-humorous way: There is nothing to suggest the comment was of relevance. You are searching for something that never was.
On Linux you can make Qt use the framebuffer directly without a window manager. With that setup there's nowhere to break out. And if it crashes to the console - no way out either with no physical keyboard present.
How much money do you believe is needed to enjoy life?
Discussion [0] (257 points, 4 hours ago, 332 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40596883
you are basically making the same old "digital fentanyl" argument that nancy fucking pelosi has been making for the last year.

it's just not that compelling.
Speeding is dangerous, but almost all traffic engineers say that speed limits don't always match what the safe driving speed is.

I think you are already doing subconciously what i am talking about; you are thinking of speeding, but I doubt you are thinking of someone driving 50 mph in a 45mph zone. That is not the type of speeding that kills, but would be the type that could be caught with perfect enforcement.
Feature Freeze for JDK 23: What Will the New Edition Bring?
> In today's world, almost everything we purchase is pure garbage. The food is overly processed and with excessive use of chemicals and added sugar, the furniture is from cheap material and shoddily built, the building we live in was built cutting corners ...

Everything that existed in the past is still being made and is available for purchase. You just have to pay the price. If you are a commoner with a job, your real income is a tiny fraction of what a worker was paid in the past, thanks to inflation. So mass produced garbage is what is available within your budget.

More than half of the working age population in industrialized nations do not work (including many who are employed). A good part of the population have never worked a day in their life and will grow old and die without ever having done anything useful. Everybody else has to pay for their sustenance, and one way is the general decay you see.
This is likely because the cameras have limits that are higher than the actual law, for exactly the reason I stated.
I did not intend to contradict but add on. I suppose my usage of 'actually' could be seen as contradicting
Generics of Ozempic/Wegovy soon as China semaglutide patent expires in 2026
powerups had to start spawning on the CPU's side to keep it fair

feelin pretty good about that :)
Yes, I understand that selling a rented property can be less profitable than selling a property without a rent contract. But holding on to a property that generates no income is even less profitable.
Did Phoenixnap make the cut?
Belgian Court Penalizes Meta For Failing To Boost & Promote Far-Right Politician
If you are looking for automatic instrumentation that generates open telemetry standard traces - check out Langtrace, https://github.com/Scale3-Labs/langtrace. Got support for all popular LLMs, frameworks and vectorDB with high cardinality.
Is this post/picture available somewhere else than twitter.com ?
>Loblaws' stock price going up implies that their profits are better,

Loblaw's PE ratio is 24, a bit high I'd say. Implying not good enough profits.

Looking at gross profit across the last 4 quarters. No significant change.

So you make some assumptions and guesses here which aren't correct, then went on with analysis anyway.

>I think the fact that Canadians are upset with Loblaws is pretty well documented at this point.

This is perhaps/maybe true amongst the NDP and virtually nobody else. Liberals have voted against the NDP on this matter several times now.

This "pretty well documented" probably needs a better source when public data denies this.
There’s someone in this thread arguing exactly for squatters right for another’s primary residence, barring their ability to organize some kind self defense. Didn’t sound great
I am not making a blanket statement that all speed limits are too low, just that they are set based on the implicit assumption that enforcement rates are going to be low and that police are going to be using their judgement to determine if someone is driving at an unsafe speed.
> But I don't think you can characterize a burned-through flap as minor...

In prod, a localized flap burn-through would be a Major Incident.

Vs. in dev...what competent manager would be bothered if the some bleeding-edge beta code dropped 10% of packets the first time that it faced a full-load test?
New Rivian R1 Vehicles Receive Overhaul
Isn’t a tyrant someone that is above the law, not subject to the rule of law like other citizens?
The 'worst' thing about watching space launches on streams is that you simply cannot grasp how ridiculously huge these things are. Even if, like in the stream today, you see a water tower for some scale, the size discrepancies just make it so hard to intuit. Starship is 121 meters high. That's something taller than a football field, jetting off into space! I've only gotten to see a decommissioned Space Shuttle in person, but that was also amazing. Even its fuel tank [1] makes you feel just tiny, yet it's merely 47m. Getting to see Starship live would be such an amazing opportunity.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_external_tank
OT: I wonder if this company has ever had trademark trouble with Arianespace, and why/why not. They're even both headquartered in a suburb of Paris.
Yeah, Zapatistas have much higher standard of living than other people that live in Chiapas, which is impressive. You have to always consider local conditions and if you can see that certain ideas help some part of some territory develop better then alternatives then it's a strong argument for them. Especially considering that rebels are fighting against colonially motivated genocide.
Hi friend -- your resume link seems to be broken
Any language addition warrants caution. You can't take it back afterwards.
What percentage of people will notice the primary means of marketing the film?

Almost all of them, surely. Maybe not consciously... but unconsciously certainly.

Films are incredibly expensive products to produce, an average of $100 million dollars apparently [1]. Do the incentives really not align to pay for professional artists to create a high quality thumbnail? I doubt it. Hell, youtubers have figured out it's worth doing this on every video which cost and pull in 4-5 orders of magnitude less money.

[1] https://www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0611/why-movies-...
Again, the comment you responded to explains how this makes it more risky and less profitable to rent out apartments. It's dissuading people from renting:

> you're also making it more risky and thus less profitable to buy and rent out apartments

When something becomes riskier, fewer people do it unless there's some other incentive.

A vacancy tax could incentivize renting, buy enabling squatters does nothing but making rentals more risky. The only thing that can solve a shortage is increased supply or reduced demand. The latter is not feasible since people need housing. The former requires that land owners take the risk on renting out apartments, and anything that increases the risk means less people will do it.

> Find a good tenant

That's easier said than done. The better way to convince prospective renters to rent out their property is to make it easier to kick out bad tenants. If evictions are backlogged, then a landlord risks being stuck with a non paying tenant for a long time.
> No, it absolutely does not

Of course it does. At any given point in time there is a definite amount of wealth that exists in the world. Back in the stone age at any given point in time, there was a definite value of all the wealth that was controlled by the human species.

> You and I live better than the Caesars did in countless ways

You are confusing the benefits of technological development with wealth. Caesars also lived better than people in the bronze age. Who in turn lived better than the people in the stone age. That does not change what percentages of the existing wealth of their time they controlled, and as a result, wealth inequality.
I'm not "blaming the IRS" for shit, I'm complaining that they don't give me THEIR side of the information which would massively help you (anyone) figure out issues. Fucks sake the reading comprehension on here.

I'd love to hear you disprove to some omnipotent government entity, with no information from their side, that you did NOT make $150k extra cash last year. Lets go, bud. Prove your lack of $150k. You didn't make an extra $150k last year? Prove it. Show your lack of paystubs against our information that we won't provide you with.

Some of you absolute mental giants think I'm crying about my anecdotes when they're literally just my examples of how the IRS gives you no information and just sends you a bill for $150k. That's the point of the post. I absolutely am not asking for your tax advice.
mark things as [dupe]

wasting our time if not
SpaceX's Super Heavy-Starship rocket launches on "epic" test flight
You're imagining a fictional, united evil government acting as a single entity. In real life right now, any given government has numerous bad actors at various levels who can and do use data to persecute people and groups they dislike. Most of the time, they still need real data, but it's a messy multidimensional spectrum and sometimes they can fabricate it. Another thing you're missing is that they're using this data to find the people they want to persecute.
It’s COOL
Look like a nice, very polished product. It is a commercial product with free Community Edition. Unfortunately for me the restriction on not supporting Yubikey ssh authentication on free edition is a show stopper. I do not consider Yubikey to be "commercial" feature - I use with my private computers.
True. Heard SpaceX commentator today saying they plan 4 launch towers in near term. Hopefully the major issues that lead to FAA investigations are resolved and the cadence can ramp up. Probably won't be long before Starship's launch as often as Falcon 9s today.
unless there are some automigration tools are in place..
Well at least the profile was only active for one day and lists as "disabled" [1]. Credit to the moderator 19 years ago.

[1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/user_profile?user_id=239294
Disputed dark-matter claim to be tested by new lab in South Korea
Are there any examples of an academic attempt at putting as much of a game into the GPU as possible? Like, architecting a game in a way that pretty much everything, including game logic, could be implemented as a shader?
SpaceX's Starship Rocket Successfully Completes First Return from Space
> Another way of saying this is that unacceptable tyranny will roll in on a tread of acceptable compromises.

That's a very black and white way of looking at things. We have vastly more surveillance today by businesses, governments, AND private individuals on each other. There have been abuses that have been exposed and fought against, there have been exposes due to this surveillance of powerful people who otherwise would not have been discovered in their corruptions or misdeeds. Surveillance is a tool, not just something used by the powerful against the weak. It can and will be used for good and bad.

I am familiar with the arguments made against policing, and agree it needs significant reforms, but don't agree with the approach the defund the police, abolish prisons, and ACAB groups take even if I understand where they are coming from. They are very effective however at making the average person dismiss progressive thinking instead of actually consider their otherwise valid points.

> You seem to be under the misapprehension that only surveillance can reduce violence.

It's not just about violence, and surveillance is only one of many tools a society uses to regulate itself. Can you suggest to me what tool, process, or policy would be able to track down a kidnapper faster than having a few more available cameras would? Nothing after the fact is going to be more effective than knowing where the person was when it happened and where they went.

We can discuss and likely agree on all sorts of policies that can help mitigate violence and social problems BEFORE they happen, but that won't make you feel better when your kid is gone already. What if drones ARE the safe way to improve policing? You get eyes on the scene without a fallible and scared human trained to shoot before thinking.
Fortunately, most citizens are not economically illiterate enough to support this ideology. Private ownership of land and natural resources is the foundation of 21st-Century economic prosperity.
They are not recovering it this time. Once they demonstrate that it can achieve a controlled "landing" at sea, then they will move on to trying to land it back at the launch site.
Still not sure how HIMS is selling a generic right now

https://www.healthline.com/health-news/hims-hers-selling-weg...
Bonobos are not pacifist. There is less violence within the troop, but they will still kill and maim, especially in the case of territorial disputes.

Groups of humans have always organized for Mutual Aid, but it has never been unilateral or not subject to the approval of the group.

Norms around private property are different across time and depend on the level of abundance. At no point could a strange human come and take your possessions huts, or food without permission.
Ah, so it does. I suppose this is an instance of my mental model not having adjusted.
I had literally nothing to do with the reporting of my house sale. The mortgage broker does that. Keep going though, wise one.
I'm not aware of any other openly-licensed model of comparable size to 54b. That seems like a worthwhile addition to what is already available, imo.

The closest is mixtral 8x7b but that one only uses a fraction of its parameters for each pass. This one should produce better but slower results at roughly the same memory requirement.
I'm looking forward to classic movies with AI-generated thumbnails that take the main actor or actress and make them do the "Youtube Thumbnail Surprised Face". Imagine The Maltese Falcon or Citizen Kane but with thumbnails that look like [1].

1: https://hard-drive.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/youtubers-...
High margin why?
I didn't realize central banks could change rates so frequently. Apparently sometimes they do make changes every month, so it's a plausible explanation.

But then I looked up 1 month bond rates, and apparently those are still below the deposit rate!

http://worldgovernmentbonds.com/bond-historical-data/germany...
More labour is one way, but there are also orthogonal ways of retargeting the existing building capacity more effectively. For instance, financial discincentives against building low-density luxury housing and more incentives towards building higher density housing would alleviate demand pressure over the span of a few years. We also used to know how to build affordable housing.
The fact that a single quote broke the system makes me question all of their input sanitation.