skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Plausible also only processes it for uniqueness and doesnt save it as is

That's exactly the point. Processing of personal data to identify a unique person.

Regarding firewalls and logs: It's argued that this is legitimate interest as it is stated in Recital 49 of the GDPR. So they got a free pass, for the better or worth.

> I think you might be permanently spreading fear

Don't get me wrong, I like the approach. But it's not a get out of GDPR free card.
I got to "entropy" and then stumped myself.
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It also fits into the larger societal trend of horribly underserving Zoomer and Alpha (maybe young Millennials too) young boys and men.

I've heard someone put it very succinctly: people like Andrew Tate are asking the right questions, but giving abominable answers.

I can drop some very simple statistics: women have been getting more bachelors degrees since the 80s. Most university gender ratios are 40/60 trending towards 30/70 [correction: 35/65]. And in the 20s-30s age bracket women have been outearning men. Yet all you see in high school is pushes for more women to attend university, posters, massive amounts of female-only scholarships. Or in terms of wage, constant talk of closing the gender wage gap for women. Etc. etc.

Its being talked about as an issue more and more, but it took more than 40 years for it being okay to speak of.
Heat can still circulate through the metal parts. Which is a better heat transfer medium than air anyway.
I wish I could figure out how to dl the pdf instead of reading it inside a window in the page.
I have visited the main island before as well, but honestly a big reason to why it is like that is because they are somewhat hostile to tourism. Yes it is small and obviously you can't expect a booming service industry but I think you could expect something at least.

If you read on their website it appears like they want visitors but yet seems to do a lot in order not to receive them. If they were more open to tourists they could probably afford more or bigger boats or simply more trips. It's not an unsolvable problem.

We just wanted to pass the islands and see it but it wasn't really feasible due to the restrictions placed. I wonder if it really has the intended effect.
With no apparent way of unlocking these devices promised or foreshown in the article, I wonder how long those e-types already sold with the on-line requirement will keep working. Pretty soon the 'e' at the end of the model number will be short for 'e-waste'.
Make no mistake, these biases have been explicitly put there in the RLHF stage (see the Gemini fiasco). They don’t come from the training data.
One of the key benefits of Python is it's very easy to motivate for getting a Mac or Linux laptop from IT when you use it :)
It looks more like the refinement of the model contained views prominent in Silicon Valley that skewed the model to be anti-male/pro-female -- such as the examples relating to abuse. All abuse is bad regardless of gender, so the model should have treated them the equally.
That definition is fine (given that we know that no Turing machine computes the halting problem). It's equivalent to f(n) = 0.
I would say it's because this is pseudo code and it is a lot clearer that way.

Depending on language

>if response:

could mean "response" is true,1,not empty, X....
While Eton and its ilk don't have this particular problem, the ongoing suppression of teachers' salaries limits the length of many teachers' careers: in the UK, half of all teachers leave the profession within five years of joining it. There is also a great deal of emphasis on research and its application, at all levels: individual teachers, schools, and regulatory authorities. These two factors create a mind-boggling rate of change in educational practice.

It's been just two years since I left the classroom, but in that time, I know that current classroom practice will have changed sufficiently that I can no longer claim any authority on how teachers respond to specific situations.

What I can tell you is that any opinion you might have formed about schooling based on your experiences of schooling is no longer relevant. People complaining about not learning how to do their personal finances need to bugger off, because that's now on national curricula, and I know that because I taught that stuff.

Boarding schools are well aware of the damage that they once did to their pupils. That's why fagging[0] has been banned, why pastoral care systems have been reformed, why many schools (including Eton) have raised the age at which they admit boarders to thirteen (instead of eleven), and so on.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fagging
Now this is f*cked up, isn't it?
Looks like Swedish is a requirement?
Thermoses have vacuum in the walls, and they are very thin, much thinner than a hard-drive case.
> the traditional feminine roles does not generate revenue

This is not the whole story according to the divorce courts, with women often being awarded compensation for their contribution to their husband’s career, recognizing that they are a key enabling factor for the man - and why not? Men who don’t need to spend their time on childcare and household duties can dedicate that time to more work -> more pay.
Niobium a.k.a. columbium is very safe for allergies (like titanium, its surface is automatically protected by an invisible but very resistant oxide layer). It has an interesting history, being one of the few metals (except the rare-earth metals) that have been discovered only after the beginning of the 19th century, in a mineral first found in USA.

However, it is not much softer than titanium or tungsten. Even so, it is quite frequently used for rings, piercings or medical implants with minimum health risks.

No metal suitable for contact with skin is as soft as silver and gold. For any ring made of another metal than these 2 you may need to go to a professional to cut it, if the ring cannot be taken out even with the help of some lubricant.
I mean: It's not cellular, but crowd-sourced services like Amazon Sidewalk are things that exist in the wild, and are available for third-party use.

It's only a matter of time before the Alexa device like the one on my nightstand starts providing a sliver of Internet access to a smart TV that you have never been intentionally brought online.

https://coverage.sidewalk.amazon/
Wouldn't be a fire risk because there's no oxygen available. But hydrogen is chemically reactive and over time it could corrode or weaken the materials inside the HDD.
Told all my Michigan friends when they visited the Bay area to be sure to visit Frys, Weird Stuff and Computer Literacy Bookstore.

Saddest about Fry's, when I worked for a hosting company we had a data center in Virginia. The boss would drive out there with servers from Michigan to rack and on the way back he'd go hundreds of miles out of his way just to stop at Fry's in Indianapolis.
Playing around with chatgpt is now a reason to publish a paper?

These things have the sheen of scientism but would this be acceptable with any other commercial product?

It's decent journalism, but academic research?

Here's how I'd expect it to look: A survey of languages that treat gender differently, how that affects the presumptive gender norms, and how to extricate gender models from some family of languages to demonstrate the validity of the findings along with a proposal of how to train models with a gender intentionality as opposed to gender becoming an unmanaged artifact of a corpus (like race or offensive language sometimes become).

Linguistically, gender expresses itself in a variety of ways.
I believe in Hebrew and Arabic, for instance, the gender of the author can be inferred. In Russian, the first-person past-tense (I was) is gendered.

How does the various surfacings of gender affect the presumptions?

Also some languages, I believe Thai and Vietnamese, have social hierarchies built into them. It'd be interesting to see if whatever is proposed can be generalized or if it's not possible, why not?

But you know, this sounds like actual work.
Sorry typing error, fixed now.
No. Once a writer connects to a DuckDB database file, it does not allow any other.

SQLite always lets you connect additional reader (and writer) processes. You do not run into any locks until you execute write transactions concurrently.
For passive tags the power densities and antenna sizes in orbit would be genuinely use.

For active tags it's a transponder like any other satellite tracker.
you mean because it's xml instead of executable code?
Just click the link that says "Download preprint" above the abstract.
They don't indeed. Subpixel rendering was removed from macOS few years ago.
So in other words, Microsoft is not able to find a way for its own employees to install Microsoft Authenticator, without relying on a Google Store? Like by providing their own server where users can get an .APK file?
If you format the second example more sensibly:

foo(options.scrubbing == ScrubbingOption::Disabled ? ShouldScrub::No : ShouldScrub::Yes)

it doesn't look much worse at all
And then it swings up and hits you with "a way that it doesn’t scathe the seal".

Plenty of "unscathed" around, but I don't think I ever met the "un"-free word.

Reminds me of the P.G.Wodehouse "far from gruntled" ( https://nydamprintsblackandwhite.blogspot.com/2011/05/words-... )
Nice list, but what would be the arguments for switching over from other libraries? I’ve built my own crawler over time, but from what I see, there’s nothing truly unique.
Confused with uv/rye
JFHC: "A 2020 poll conducted by WCIOM revealed that less than a third of Russians believe that Americans reached the Moon."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6MOnehCOUw
If you’re in the US, try McMaster-Carr.
Beginner's Guide to Fine-Tuning Clip Models
looping:

rocks wooden house poverty money lawyer law social fraud social welfare unemployment work fantasy real life star wars star trek black matter wormhole time big rip universe black holes sun moon day night solar panel electrical outage fan candle wax jacket soft shell jacket air umbrella recycle bin plastic bag rock
How is that related?
Other people would exist then. So what?
I watched it with interest and left very disappointed. 4 hours of round and round we go... Eric is too much of a gentleman. He needs to steel ball himself and send people like Ironman to the scrapheap. Marvel characters are not required to excel at mathematics. Eric should focus his enormous capacity on something which will benefit humanity NOW. Perhaps politics. I can't think of anyone better equipped than him to hold, and destroy the trigger to the nuke.
I have not yet compared it against this tool, but the given numbers are for download and not for syncing files.

For a S3->S3 sync using an C6gn.8xlarge instance, I got up to 800MB/sec using 64 workers, but the files were only in average around 50MB. And the bigger the file the higher the MB/sec.

Also from my short look into it, s5cmd does not support syncing between S3 providers (S3->CloudFlare).
Ticketmaster says: NIH
I don't get the impression that's the underlying motivation of feminism.

Also, I see a degree of annoyance from women regarding how little men are able to take part in caregiving, as the current status quo is an expectation for women to simultaneously perform that role while also having a career — if I imagine myself in their shoes, the idea of going from one unpaid full-time role to two full time roles where only one gets paid, is perhaps a contributing factor as to why developed nations have smaller families or no families.
That is a reasonable assessment. And there are two ways to counter that on a macro scale

1. Getting women in the same role as men - earning money.

2. Getting men in the same role as women - taking care of the family and enabling women.

Contemporary political discourse solely focuses on the first - and why wouldn't it? It doesn't seem right to setup a ministry to get men to work less (... In modern politics focused around economics).
I do not believe it is, but I appreciate your response. It gives me some understanding of others' people perspectives.
I was mainly using the now sunset Atom (VSCode forked from Atom) back in school and a little bit Emacs 28 when using terminal.

With the built-in custom it is not too difficult for me to make the switch after Atom got killed by Microsoft. I can't imagine how difficult it must have been back then for new users before the easy customisation features. It is a good decision by the maintainers. I probably would have gone for VSCode otherwise.

Org-mode is also another killer feature that I chose Emacs over VSCode. Now I do work management, literate programming, and typesetting via LaTeX in org-mode.
I dream of the day we can come up with good OSS printer firmware as a society. I know it has been discussed to death (as to why it can't happen), but the heart wants what the heart wants.
What!? The entire ad industry is a scam to everyone involved? Who could have for seen this?
Hey another co-founder of Tegon here, currently we only support Open AI models but plan to add local models support with Olamma soon.
Will support for STRICT be in this release?
Likely to be reflective of user generated content on reddit, etc.
Profile support might also make things less easy to use, as the tool has support for cross S3 provider syncing. Thats why it needs the key and secret of source and target seperatly.

Local Sync is on the idea list, but not that simple - as local folders do not have the same "paginate all items in lexicographic order as it would look like on S3" feature ^^
But that's the problem. With big corporations you probably wouldn't be the one deciding who to hire. It will be some HR person who doesn't know what qualities are important. They just Ctrl+f through the stack of CV's looking how often keyword 'x' occurs.
...I didn't really we had the technology to seal helium at all.

Stupid question, but could you potentially create a helium balloon that never runs out of helium (because it's sealed and doesn't leak)?
Maybe but I do think it makes the life there more miserable for both inhabitants and those visiting.

I have lived on Gotland as mentioned in the article and it is similar in many ways but life on Gotland is way more interesting due to the tourism. You still have the calm life of the country side except that during the summer there is a little more people there.

Those people enhance the lives on Gotland because it makes life on Gotland possible for many instead for only a few. Personally I think the anti-tourism mindset is stupid and that is what I was trying to convey in the text. Of course you can think differently but that still doesn't invalidate my points.
FAA orders inspection of 2,600 Boeing 737s over oxygen mask issue
Exactly. Ironically the paper argues for more intervention, not their intervention being a reason for bias in the first place.
The best cure for that is just to start, without planning or promising too hard!
To each their own. This rapidly lost my attention due to the meandering, abstract writing style. I ended up skim reading down to the conclusion, deciding it was a nihilistic take on things, and moving on.

Variety is the spice of life though, I’m glad it was enjoyed by others.
My big takeaway is that Calhoun must have been world champion at giving blowjobs, because how else do you get the ethics board to approve twenty five of these cursed experiments?
Often, those are ligatures that with another fond seem like a typo. Too lazy to proofread here, but keep it in mind as a possibility.
Unique? It looks like a Linear clone...but without the polish and design skills.
An Option<Enum> has the advantage that you con chain it with other Option/Result operations like map, and_then, etc. I think this would be called being "monadic".

The advantage of Enum with Missing variant is that it's more expressive, and that you don't have to nest access in the Some matching.

Generally I prefer Option<Enum>, and often you can match directly with Some(Variant) to avoid nested matches.
I understand not wanting to. I have been compiling my own kernels since about 2008, I think. I have occasionally thought about switching to something else, but really it has only gotten better (faster) over time.

When I was young and spry, I used to compile them with every new minor revision. Now, it is just maybe a couple times per year. I think that cooling it on how often I do it has helped it not become annoying.
If a giant meteor took out WG14 we might get named arguments in C

modify_string(.str=str, .options = { .toggle_case = true, .strip_whitespace = false });
How Ethereum Transactions Work
FWIW, the need for printing has been limited now so the need to engage with some of those awful practices is also minimized.

Still, that was the first time I saw a mention of 'OSS printer can't happen and here is why'. Could you elaborate or give me a link to previous discussions on it? It sounds interesting.
Why? One is just as likely to sell you out than the other. And I refuse the insinuation that people working in governments are in it for the power.
Rust's borrow checker will of course check that if you borrowed the protected item you've given it back before unlocking, whereas all Folly and similar C++ libraries can do here is caution you that this footgun exists and is loaded and pointed at your foot so please don't.
Believing that would be most inconvenient for a rather large number of actors though.

Are there any known high-profile experiments where targetted versus content-related advertising was compared? Somehow it seems that targetted advertising works (or worked), or at least that's what all the big players believe.
Those articles are for the avg developer.

Every expert / expert team should know what to use when.
Regardless of how people feel about any of the personality frameworks and how well they describe human behavior, reasoning and makeup of the person -- it can be proven to be highly valuable in a day and age where people make judgements or seek to categorize and group people gauging how well they get along with those people. I am generally not a fan of labels, but, especially in our technology based field, as an INTP, I know to see other INTPs who process the world similarly to how I do. That's been difficult to calculate how useful that is to me and others. This also comes up in dating sometimes -- if you can discern that someone is a compatible type, it can be helpful.

The same poo-pooing comes up of Astrology. Now, I'm not one to go around saying that I'm a Rainbow Farting Horse Rising -- I only go as far as 'Aquarius', 'Scorpio', etc. But in that realm, there's a fantastic book called Sextrology that can give insights on partner compatibility in the bedroom and related realms. The authors, much like Meyers Briggs have interacted with an untold amount of couples. Unfortunately book has no 'edition' moniker, just a 'revised' notation so it's hard to tell how many times it's published, but it is a fascinating and great reference to get a quick read on someone and what their needs and desires may be. I've utilized it with several partners with positive and solid results.

If you're skeptical or unsure of any of these frameworks, I recommend giving them a more serious visit or consideration. Especially with something like MBTI, reading books of the time that are hidden classics that people aren't aware of (e.g. "Please Understand Me I and II") are very illuminating despite people's disdain for the MBTI as it currently sits.
> If the program is intended to be distributable, just use Go.

Sometimes you need to use a Python library.
Audio has a lot of buffering behaviour that you wouldn't generally see in event-reactive HFT. Think of all the plugins that you know of that have non-zero latency, compressors with 'lookahead' etc. There are maybe some similarities where the logic is more complex (loop unrolling, SIMD and so on) but I feel like plugins are generally optimizing for throughput (CPU usage) and quality (oversampling etc) rather than purely latency in most cases.
Now that I have been using Emacs as my main editor for a few years, I can't really imagine my life without org-mode.

Really it is just too good of a feature, if for somehow I have to switch in the feature, my number 1 requirement would be feature parity for org-mode (extremely unlikely). AFAIK, none of the "magical" modern editors have that, except the most basic org file text editing functionality.
That's a bit simplistic. IP addresses are not unequivocally personal data. Let's rewind back a bit, GDPR Art. 4:

> ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person;

IP addresses only allow to identify a natural person when combined with other data, such as ISP data or a profile built over dozens of websites. This is not the same kind of personal data as a name + address, Breyer notwithstanding (note the bit about the ISP in the judgment).

GDPR is not about identifying an abstract entity, it's about identifying a natural person. Doing the former for long enough/with enough data allows the latter, but especially with time-limited in-memory hashes that's a non-existent window of opportunity.

In practice this'd probably need to be resolved in court, and I'm sure not a single SME using Plausible or similar will even get a stern letter, much less fined.
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When I first switched I mainly rely on easy custom, with minimal lisp code. However, a few issues:
1. many popular packages did NOT implement for custom (e.g. by declaring with defcustom), especially those that are not in MELPA.
2. the built-in customisation is NOT efficient, especially on startup
3. The customisation UI is sometime buggy, especially for themes.

So I ended up switching to configuration with straight + use-package + org-mode after Emacs 29 got released for a while. I done some GC optimisation as well and this made my Emacs startup gone from ~5s to ~1s, also much smoother response in general.
I really liked this. The economics of it are similar to what I've seen at work on a project to apply LLMs to RAG to summarise some complex technical information.

Basically, it works fairly OK 90% of the time, but the cost is ~$1 per thing we need it to do. That's not a sustainable price when someone might be hitting this a lot. If costs don't rapidly come down then it's not worth introducing it to customers (currently only being used for internal tests).
Heaven requires that your birth rate stays at around replacement rate, which for humans is easy - a human female rarely gives birth to more than one baby at a time, but a mouse female on average gives birth to a litter of six. The only way for mice to escape the population bomb is by killing babies.
Yes, people dual boot. Particularly people who are contemplating a move from Windows. I'd hate to see Linux take the "my way or the highway" attitude of Windows.
Trino: A fast distributed SQL query engine for big data analytics
how is it different from the mighty plane.so?