skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I thought it remarkable that you can coerce water into yet a different phase ("slime phase"?) with only parts-per-million additives of proteins,

https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/how-much-slime-can-a-hagfish-... ("Hagfishes: how much slime can a slime eel make?")

(Is slime a viscous liquid or is it a creeping solid?)
Healthcare is a matter for individual countries in Europe and its organisation varies a lot.

For instance, in the UK the NHS is indeed in essence a socialist construct. But in France GPs are all private practices and the system is essentially a mandatory insurance.
Ah, moving the goal post. Caring about the Nazi genocide of the Jews does not exclude caring about other genocides. But you, of course, knew that. You just used an unfortunate phrase, didn't you?
I am perfectly aware of the existence of socialist parties in Europe... Let me get this straight: are you really saying that because there are socialist parties in Europe, the European states are socialists?

Most of the EU states are currently led by liberal/neo-liberal/right-wing parties dude...
No they won't. Thanks for the technological advances the perfect state is finally scientifically feasible.
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https://archive.is/0oIyw
Further related:

https://pdb101.rcsb.org/motm/120

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> Just add police drones and you have a foolproof system

except you don't.

And this is exactly the issue here: by removing police from the streets, doing policing work, not repression as they do in the US, people started feeling less and less secure, which is somewhat also kinda true and they will gladly accept anything that promises more security, which in turn will increase the sense of insecurity and promote more technological surveillance, in a never ending shitty feedback loop.
So fucking disingenuous. The EU Parliament is majority conservative, and you definitely stumbled upon that fact when traversing wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Parliament
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People with friends, relationships, families and kids will recover more easily. The rest of us, we’re doomed. The more you enjoy little things, the better for your mental health. Laughing helps, I used to laugh every day about silly things, now I find everything dumb or pathetic.
> subsidies are not needed anymore to make wind and solar cost competitive

See https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/api/files/docume... where the European Commission approved the plan for the French state to give aid to push renewable deployment in France.

I google translated section 2.2 (paragraph 9) of the ruling document

> ... As such, the French authorities consider that there are “positive external effects” linked to the development of renewable electrical energies, in particular the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector and the benefits in terms of robustness of the electricity sector. electricity supply linked to a more diversified electricity mix. These external effects are positive for the community but cannot be “monetized” by the investor. The French authorities consider that public support is necessary to have an investment in renewable energies that meets the expected collective benefits.

I would have expected inflation and interest rate changes to have negatively affected the viability of renewables. That is certainly the case for offshore wind in the UK (AR5 failed to produce any bids, AR6 has 66% higher maximum bid).
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But why would you vote for other (far right) authoritarians?

There are other political parties against authoritarianism (such as chat control), like the liberal Renew Europe or Volt.
I think this is for running emacs as a TUI within the termux terminal. The package I linked runs graphical emacs and just shares a filesystem with termux (to allow you to install git etc.). YMMV, but touchscreen should work out-of-the-box
He and all the other cronies on the board should be left to rot in prison for this, a complete farce if they manage to get off scott-free on this.
It's not possible to achieve socialism without authoritarianism because that's the only way to enforce social ownership of the means of production against private ownership...

Edit:

There is no meaningul difference between socialism and communism, especially on this aspect (ownership of means of production), which is key to conclude that the system must be authoritarian.

"According to The Oxford Handbook of Karl Marx, "Marx used many terms to refer to a post-capitalist society—positive humanism, socialism, communism, realm of free individuality, free association of producers, etc. He used these terms completely interchangeably. The notion that 'socialism' and 'communism' are distinct historical stages is alien to his work and only entered the lexicon of Marxism after his death"" [1]

The 'distinction' was created by Lenin and the Bolcheviks for political purposes.

"The distinction between communism and socialism became salient in 1918 after the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party renamed itself to the All-Russian Communist Party, interpreting communism specifically to mean socialists who supported the politics and theories of Bolshevism, Leninism and later that of Marxism–Leninism,[53] although communist parties continued to describe themselves as socialists dedicated to socialism." [1]

In Europe, most socialist parties have evolved to simply seek to implement socialist-inspired ideas within a capitalist society and perhaps state capitalism, whereas communist parties stayed on Lenin's line and seek to overthrow the system to set up a fully socialist society.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism
It's a weird term. My impression is that it mostly means "randos LARPing spies", though there's a commercial angle too, it being to intelligence what PMCs are to the military. May or may not be called after "Open Source Publishing, Incorporated", featured here: [0].

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[0] - https://irp.fas.org/congress/2005_hr/062105jardines.pdf
The loop is intentional though. You need political will to pass laws like these so you have to create crises for it. But as you say its a self sustaining cycle and the end result will be fully automated repression. The old arguments of "Oh well the policemen have families too" will go away once drones can enforce your dictatorship
I am not an pet owner. Are you saying that other breeds do this, but pit bulls are exceptional in this manner? If yes, do you have any thoughts why?
Switzerland is one of the few countries not instantly putting up with US demands, so it's not that clear and obvious.
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Redis license change does not affect developers like you and me.

to quote

"Organizations, including MSP’s, providing competitive offerings to Redis will no longer be permitted to use new versions and associated updates (starting with version 7.4) of Redis source code of Redis free of charge under either of the dual licenses."
Nordic countries are very capitalistic, but they spend a lot on public infrastructure.
Depending on your requirements for uptime, you could have a stand-by machine ready or you spin up a new one from backups.
I wanted to add: This is by no means THE framework. There are other good frameworks out there. But I've found them to be two steps ahead. In my experience, I've always seen these components play a critical role before anything else:

1. Your TAM
2. Your ACV
3. Product's Category
4. If people are looking for a solution like yours

And I pair them up with:

1. Buyer Persona
2. Number of decision makers involved
3. Avg. Sales Cycles
4. Room to engineer vitality into the product.

This has been a guiding principle for me. And I'm happy to answer any Qs if any :).
What the actual fuck?

People think the earth is flat—does Generative AI threaten our core understanding of astrophysics?
Oh, if your definition of "collective control over the means of production" is as broad as "there exists a governing body which creates and enforces policies which regulate the private sector", then I guess literally every single modern nation state style society is "socialist" in your eyes. I must say that's not the most useful definition, and certainly not what anyone who's a proponent of anything they call "socialism" means by "socialism".
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Everyone is guilty of something or has something to conceal. All one has to do is look hard enough to find what it is.
Every nation in the EU has their own healthcare system.

I live in the Netherlands. I pay more than 150 euros per month out of my own pocket for health insurance (it's mandatory to have one and they are in this price range), and even though I pay that much per month, I still have to pay the first 385 euros out of my own pocket if I go to the doctor for anything.

I fucking wish that healthcare was socialized.

And do you know what I get for this price. Access to a private GP that will at most give you some ibuprofen before they send you home.
> If you take right and cut out russian support, keep taxes and less money distribution, promote personal tesponsibility you are still extreme right.

That describes to a T the French party "Les Republicains", and nobody calls them far right. So no, you need the extremist "migrants bad" with zero nuance, heavy doses of populism with no foundation, promises of more money distribution (in France, the Front National is promising raising the minimum wage, bringing back the wealth tax, and other such populist "give money to the real people" things), and yes, lots of Russian support and money and dicksucking, and you get a classic European far-right party.

> In EU socialism is the norm

What is your definition of socialism? Considering the EU hasn't nationalised/EU-lised anything to control the means of production, I can guarantee you it's wrong.

The EU is neoliberal in many aspects, like the railway packages, strict rules on country subsidies into many sectors (countries can no longer just bail out their national industries when they fail). But it isn't only neoliberal. Consumer protections with warranties, GDPR, Digital Markets and Services Acts, etc. aren't strictly neoliberal.

I don't know why anyone would think something as complex as the EU can be described with a political label. Hell, most parties can barely be described with a single label, let alone a multi-government entity with many institutions and responsible for some of the greatest progress and unity the continent has ever seen.
I find VADER very crude and fallible for sentiment, did they check its reliability on each of their messages?
e.g. it struggles on handling negation, hyperbole, ambiguity:
"I cannot believe how impossibly good my code is this week."
Let me prove that I am your curtness-challenged Dwalin :)
Right! Even though that post is almost 20(!!) years old, Theo is respected enough that you could use that as a rationale for crapping on GCC.

Obviously Theo has his detractors, rightfully so. And the language he uses in that post is not what I would use at all. It's downright unacceptable. But at least it's something - a thing from an authority you can point to and say "this is why!"
"retaliated" is a soft way to say murdered or assassinated.
Of course it is. By voluntary association into socialist communes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_socialism
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Yes, but in a software like a theorem prover you must make the conscious decision whether you want your prover to be able to assume ℕ ⊂ ℤ or not. All the type theory based ones say "not". That is not very convenient.
Probably out of frustration from ReactOS's lack of development. ReactOS must take the record for software with the longest gestation in history. The project is decades old and there's little to show for it.

I've never figured out why the inordinate delay given that millions are unhappy with Windows and Microsoft generally. You'd reckon open source developers would be falling over themselves to join such a project but it seems not.

Perhaps there's something about how the ReactOS project is run that I'm unaware of that puts people off. The other problem is trying to find out news of the project, the ReactOS website goes dead for many months at a time and updates are at times years apart. You'd reckon its developers would be much more communicative, and I reckon this is one of the reasons why there isn't more interest in the project.

The fact that ReactOS is going nowhere is most annoying, having no alternative O/S to Windows is a real pain.

BTW, I've tried every every release for years and I have been unable to get a stable enough release to run even one dedicated task. (Some of my tasks such as email or wordprocessing could be put on a dedicated machine so it was the only user-installed software, that way an unstable O/S wouldn't be stressed too much but unfortunately with ReactOS even that idea hasn't worked out.)
Tinfoil? That is where we are headed. To handwave away concerns about where the current trajectory is going is very dismissive.
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You might enjoy this, then:

http://red-green-blue.com/kid-pix-the-early-years
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The first attempt to replace SORBS didn't take long
>Even one of their prime ministers headed a terror organization that killed > 200 jews itself in one incident. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patria_disaster

Did Hamas kill over 1000 jews by accident? Did they parade their bodies by accident too?

Do you have an actual argument or do you intend to whatabout in more and more stupid ways?
Have they only fairly recently started going up in your area? There's a chicken-and-egg problem with these; on the one hand, the retail space is only useful in a relatively dense area, on the other hand, these are generally an essential part of densifying an area.

In Dublin, we had a building boom which came to a crashing halt in 2008 or so with the financial crisis, and then resumed by about 2016. In the interim, street-level retail space in new apartment blocks on the advancing edge often lay empty, which kind of makes sense, because the density wasn't there yet. As building resumed, and areas filled up, so did the retail space.
Indeed I would have most preferred "spirits & spectres" because that one has a neutral connotation in Chinese.

The referent of your 三殺法, "kill the buddha-spirit, kill your demised-forebears"《临济录》(written back when Taoism had not been fully differentiated from Buddhism) was way more suicidal in ideation..

The heart of kenshin
(or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saiyuki_(manga)):

https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/32380940?utm_id=0

https://academic.oup.com/book/38937/chapter-abstract/3381231...
What about power consumption? When running a server 24/7, power is likely to be a bigger cost concern than the one-off cost of purchasing the processor.
Followup to this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40608013
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> I don't think it is reasonable to say Generative AI is a bigger threat than basic forgetfulness.

Misinformation is a real, serious threat.

> I mean really. This is a nonissue. Hitler and Goebbels aren't unique evils and there isn't any point remembering them as people; at this point they are more rhetorical symbols then people. Genocidal maniacs aren't at all uncommon in history (the records suggest Ghengis Khan literally erased entire countries if he felt they were inconvenient to him - and his title is "Great" because he won and enough time passed).

I was born and raised in a city where one of the largest concentration camps was built and run by Germans. Members of my family were murdered by Germans following orders of Hitler and told that it was necessary to do so by Goebbels. Then Russians came and repurposed the camp to imprison people who fought Germans and ruled the place for close to 50 years by proxies. I have no desire to see genAI or "works of art" showing Hitler or Goebbels as innocent or even likeable characters. Holocaust was a real thing. The fact that other genocides happened before and after does not change the reality or the legacy of it. Hitler puppets saying he was innocent are not just denying the facts, they are prepping people for another round of persecutions, and not just Jews. If you think it's ok to think Hitler or Goebbels are irrelevant, or that what they did doesn't matter then you are paving the way you will be sent down on to a camp yourself.
That's a nice mechanic and many games have something equivalent to that, but if you can merely pay a resource tax to have everything working perfectly again then it's not friction in the sense that the article is talking about.

The problem with real friction is that, even if you did everything perfectly, orders may still not make it to the unit that has to execute them or they may do something else because of reasons neither of you foresaw, or the enemy forces you saw on the minimap are only half the forces that are actually there. Imagine if you were playing some shooter and randomly on 25% of the time your controller does not respond to inputs at all and another random 25% of the time the inputs get reversed. That would be a super frustrating game to play.
Arguably it is far more authoritarian to enforce private ownership over social ownership.
Another day I'm happy my country (Switzerland) respects its citizens wishes to not join EU
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CNN Business demonstrating "Mah spoon is too big" levels of journalism.
Thank you! The app can be used on any device that has more than 6GB of RAM, with a phone with the right amount of RAM but a slower CPU the only effect is that the app takes longer to perform the translation and voice recognition (at least from my tests it shouldn't lag, so it's always usable), but yes, maybe in the future when I have the opportunity to test it with enough devices I will make a list with the performances for various Socs.
I don’t like helm itself. But I was referring to the deployment part. I like Kustomize more.
I agree, it wasn't AI, or well, much stupider AI / bots that put words together (we had that before GPT - Were they AI? Just like a high-end Nokia was a "smartphone" before iPhone came along...).

But this new AI is making it simpler and will probably accelerate the bullshit pollution.

On that note, today I got 2 Instagram video ads of 2 different national politicians saying they're offering something to "just 50 people", and it was to me obviously deepfake videos. But there are vast numbers of people who will fall for this scam. But hey, at least these ads pays for Zuck's yachts (yeah he has two, 1 for him to enjoy and 1 behind it that carries supplies/sleeps guests)...

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/mark-zuckerberg-buys-russ...
At least you don't have the sensation of fighting against the owner of the platform you're developing on. Undocumented behaviors or system limits of closed-source systems is the worst. Then after a while you realize that :

- apple itself probably isn't using the architecture it wants you to use and so its products don't have the same limits (theirs being directly embedded in the OS)

- there are some special entitlements you can ask to bypass those limits, but you have to ask them politely and they can revoke them at any time.
That is certainly true, but message queues are pretty well suited to tagging and audit logs. So the systems involved tag the messages and an audit repository can accept logs from all services.

I guess this isn't in contrast to a monolith which is easier to log, but in contrast to non-message based microservices I think it's easier to implement the audit logging.
Who is “we” here again? I’m not sure why even google engineers would want to take credit for management decisions to screw up search. And it’s deliberate because bad search results means more search! The approach I usually recommend for protest is.. use google exclusively to search for ChatGPT, then leave google. Since they haven’t heard users saying for the last decade that we pretty much prefer classic google search circa 2010 to the garbage engagement and growth hacking monster that they have become… perhaps they’ll hear this version of protest better.
Nothing socialist about it. Eu is neoliberal to its core.
Like "left/right", it's always a question of degree. There is no pure version of any system. I was responding to a comment that seems to think the EU policies have not a trace of socialism in them, which is incorrect.

Edit: and the extent of EU regulations is quite enormous.
Sure, but tipping points matter. If the amount of AI slop causes people's behaviors to change, then it's still interesting/concerning.

We're already on the verge of losing reliable search engines. Will this bring back 90's-style Yahoo sites?
That's just because you don't understand what "socialism" means. Maybe you meant communism? It would still be debatable, but not completely wrong.
LLMs sometimes look like one of East Asian input programs from 2000 and before, just pushed up to absurdity.

East Asian languages are typed out as pronunciations as intermediate form, and small GUI app called IME dots and dashes that pronunciations into readable texts. Older ones only looked behind and converted only what aren't yet converted. Newer implementations make predictions too, and back in flip phones era I saw people playing with IME predictions like they would with Ouija boards.

LLMs take already dotted and dashed full text, convert it down to intermediate form of gibberish tokens, and recursively predict next tokens. The only differences that sets an LLM apart IME are that they're way slower, more precise, and that it's not trained to be an IME engine.

But overall it's almost the exact same thing, East Asian predictive text Ouija board in a fancy new name.
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> The Apple system was pretty much the best way this could be done

This may be true, and yet it's also true that it was still a terrible plan. This is exactly why it simply shouldn't be done at all.
Someone else posted the NTSB video on the bridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-VnWB4fiFk

I am fairly certain that a large majority of people, if they'd have had access to those images of the bridges structural members, would have stopped using it.
I remember back in the day when I bought my first 3dfx Voodoo graphics card, it was such an amazing experience to see for example Quake run at 640x480 with anti-aliasing etc. It totally destroyed the 2d VESA cards rendering in mode X at 320x240.

Some time after that my friend bought an Nvidia Riva card, I can't remember exactly which version it was though. It could handle slightly higher resolutions but overall the rendering quality just wasn't as good. At the time I thought to myself that my friend had wasted his money on an inferior product.

Had someone from either company asked me to invest all my money in them at that point I would have made a very poor choice between the two.
Yes, I'm being "irrational" by some viewpoint, I know that.
Fortunately functions from the natural numbers are not countable either. This is Cantor's theorem.