skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Constitutional crises are not a matter of opinion but of occurrence, arising from an actual power conflict between arms of the government that is caused by a conflicted reading of the constitutional text. Basically, if the system just ticks on, it's not a constitutional crisis.

If "I think this is a very bad decision" was cause for a constitutional crisis, any state with more than three digit population would be in constitutional crisis perpetually.
I just discovered that typing
man 'printf(1)'
or
man 'printf(3)'
actually works (at least with the man command on Ubuntu, provided by the "man-db" package).

You have to quote or escape the parentheses because they're shell metacharacters, which IMHO makes that syntax more trouble than it's worth.

Other commands that work are "man 3 printf", "man -s 3 printf", and "man printf.3". I think "man 3 printf" is the oldest version.

At least one other version of the man command (NetBSD) doesn't accept "man printf.3" or "man 'printf(3)'".
> The software we are building right now will one day be decommissioned and not be used anymore, probably before your career is over.

That one hits close to home, although I think around half of what I did at my previous job and half of what I did at the job before that is still running.
This might help:

https://www.thesummarist.net/summary/misbehaving/
It was released 8 months ago. It seems this implies some sort of argument, could you expand on that?
New Sora Demo from OpenAI [video]
> Infringing subscribers were drawn to Verizon’s services both because of its lax policies concerning copyright infringement and faster internet speeds that facilitated the use of P2P protocols for those willing to pay more.

OK, so fast broadband creates civil liability because it facilitates the use of P2P protocols. I suppose this means fast motorcycle manufacturers are liable for bank robbery getaways. /s
Three days later? What about it?
Another example of this effect is used extensively in all large particle accelerators. This is alternating gradient focusing of particle beams. While no quadrupole magnet can focus a beam in all directions, a series of such magnets where the focusing alternates can.
Is there any reason to suspect that Mr. Crooks had both a non-trivial password, and a model of phone with no physical_access => root weaknesses? My impression so far is that he was a very young, low-skill, and probably impulsive - all of which correlate with swiss cheese infosec.
>You are seriously deluded if you think the abortion pill or a federal ban on abortion are not next.

You’re seriously deluded if you think either of those are next. I’m confidently willing to bet money that the furthest it will go during the next 4 years is a states-rights issue. Which is no-change from what it is now -because- the supreme court have already decided on this issue. Furthermore the president elect says that in all of his interviews regarding the topic of abortion and you would see that if you just watched one of the ones in the last few years. [Citation Needed?] Okay the 2 hr Dr. Phil interview with him and the presidential debate are two of many.

Yeah that’s an unusually and unexpectedly moderate take but there it is. Look at all the interviews yourself. Look at the court cases yourself. See it with your own eyes.

You should view the news sources that have deluded you with your incorrect views with contempt and hate. Their actions of intentionally misleading you is an act of evil. Anyone that tells you lies is a bad person.

The ones most motivated to tell those lies are commonly the one-world government globalists. They’re motivated by their cartoon-like visions of world domination. The same people that want a future for you where they allege “You’ll own nothing and be happy.” Yeah where most of your happiness comes from anti-depressant pills.
Haha. Didn't even realize that. The goal was mountain-themed metaphors. Hopefully the "Horizon" prefix is enough to differentiate.
Thank you!

Some feedback after using it for a few minutes:

- When clicking the "+ create" menu, left-clicking whitespace on the page does not close the dropdown

- Home page takes very long to list videos (even with a single video). Updates after moving videos/deleting videos/creating folders also feel unresponsive.

- On home page or inside folders, videos do not have thumbnails (just a generic camera icon)

- While a video is being moved to a directory (spinner be spinning), the delete/move options under the search bar are still present

- Would like an option to apply resize/compression settings to videos on upload to help manage storage space

- When failing to upload due to size limit, the UI does not say what the size limit is

I think this is a promising service so I'll upgrade and hope the quirks improve over time!

Edit:

- Trying to upload 30-ish 100-200MB videos at the same time in the web UI, many error with `Unable to mark session as finished`.
> Defined as large-bodied terrestrial mammals with a mean adult body mass of 2,200 pounds or more, today’s remaining megaherbivores comprise the likes of elephants, rhinoceroses, giraffes, and hippopotamuses.

Was there difference in hunter-gatherers in europe/asia/americas compared to africa? Why hadn't the ancient elephants, giraffes, etc been hunted to extinction?

> I think work over the past few decades has rather convincingly demonstrated that humans had a pretty substantial part in the extinction

A substantial part in the extinction? What does that mean? The extermination of the buffalo in the US required industrial scale resources ( guns, railroads, etc ) along with the migration of millions of europeans and habitat loss ( via farming ). It was a conscious and intentional effort. Are they claiming something similar happened throughout much of europe, asia and americas more than 50,000 year ago?

> “When we restore forests, we can’t just think about the trees,” he says. “We must think about the animals that belong there.”

This. The most devastating blow for the buffalo, wolves, bears, etc was habitat loss. It was ultimately what did them in. Did ancient hunter-gatherers alter their environment to such a degree to wipe out herds of giant animals from entire continents?

I have a hard time believing that hunter gathers in tiny tribes traveling on foot with primitive weapons could have hunted and wiped out entire species of large animals from continents. I wish they would give more specifics.
I think there is an opportunity to use modern microcontrollers to created a similar simplified environment. The lack of a virtualizing mmu constrains ram sizes, which in turn constrains the degree of abstraction level bloat that otherwise occurs. Like living in a tiny house, everything must earn its continued place. That enables the understandability we remember. And a modern microcontroller has about the same memory as an amiga 1k while using a tiny fraction of the power for several times the processing capability.

I suppose we could just use contikiOS, it has a browser of sorts even. But I think the thread model that allows premptive threads has some footguns to adopt as a general desktop system, and a browser for these systems needs a more elegant way to handle web pages that are several times its ram size than just grabbing text.
No one ever starts these things with plans to shut them down, the question is how much money do you have for this right now, how much money is it burning per unit of time, and how long will that last if no one pays for a paid plan. I'm not asking you to answer those questions, but pointing out the reality of the economics of the situation. If an image goes viral, can you pay a 10x or 100x hosting bill? For how long? How much are you commiting to spend before shutting it down becomes an attractive option?
There's also vector instructions.
This will be a solid display of confidence.

That'd be cool if the self-hosting use-case was supported in addition to your main public site.

Throw a writable path or s3-compatible bucket in a config, set an admin password, and away..

Other folks could finally stop rewriting the basic aspects of image upload hosting. Wouldn't that be a nice gift?
I compiled your function with SCALE for gfx1030:

.p2align 2 ; -- Begin function _Z15ptx_thread_voteff
.type _Z15ptx_thread_voteff,@function
_Z15ptx_thread_voteff: ; @_Z15ptx_thread_voteff
; %bb.0: ; %entry
s_waitcnt vmcnt(0) expcnt(0) lgkmcnt(0)
s_waitcnt_vscnt null, 0x0
v_cmp_ge_f32_e32 vcc_lo, v0, v1
s_cmp_eq_u32 vcc_lo, -1
s_cselect_b32 s4, -1, 0
v_cndmask_b32_e64 v0, 0, 1, s4
s_setpc_b64 s[30:31]
.Lfunc_end1:
.size _Z15ptx_thread_voteff, .Lfunc_end1-_Z15ptx_thread_voteff
; -- End function

What were the safety concerns you had? This code seems to be something like `return __all_sync(rSq >= rCritSq) ? 1 : 0`, right?
As an occultist, I would recommend you to read The Initiated Interpretation of Ceremonial magic and realize that blaming the devil can be highly rational; for were one bad at articulating themselves, would it make sense to blame themselves as whole, or the parts of themselves that is related to articulation directly? The jock who blames their lazy intellectual spirit for turning into a devil will not fallaciously believe that because they are bad at academic because they are a jock. You may ALSO want to learn about the internal family systems theory and k. sotala.

Demonology: The non-science that involves programming one's own consciousness using techniques developed in computational regard for the nervous system.

Demonlogy most often has a theme of destroying one's enemies: Precisely because you separate your consciousness into small spirits you become able strategically CRUSADE the enemies of yer Agency within.

That will not apply to those who know not what they want, EG purpose of life; values; virtue ethics etc. similar systems. One who has no agency will not have any power within.

Traditional christian interpretation makes no sense to me whatsoever unless one believes they are god; but the bible actually is perfect, for let the religion and spiritualism be God and let yourself be Jesus, and then you kill god as whole, EG all three parts like Nietsche; then you will be able to raise Jesusesque!

This line of makes reincarnation myths insane, because analogy then is; your decide your values and you die that is decide them again and this repeats forever such that the only choice is to not to decide the values. I have not thought about this view yet...
Record labels sue Verizon for not disconnecting pirates' Internet service
Good point! The “THCa hemp flower” that is hemp flower sprayed with THCa distillate isomerized from CBDa distillate processed from hemp flowers is a distinct product from drug type cannabis flower being sold under the label of THCa hemp flower which is generally just the same old black market stuff with a new outlook on life and a note from a lawyer in the USPS box. Add in the botanically or synthetically derived terpenes and you have a recipe for a headache in my experience.

The thing is, those fake terps are being added to both types of THCa flower and regular products on actual legal markets.
So nothing has changed since the era of ATI.
You can set it up in a pretty simple manner and it is just reliable and solid - nothing much you need to do.
Except for Scott Forstall, apparently.
I don't vote or work for money.
I have research in progress I can share with you. Reach out! Same username on Twitter.
The largest difference is everyone who joins would be editing the code like it's a Google Doc instead of having a read-only view of the host's screen; you still end up having to join some kind of voice chat (unless maybe there's an IDE VOIP integration I don't know about in some of these tools!). I haven't used this specifically, so I can't say how well it pulls it off.

However, from the few times I've used VS Live Share, it has been helpful being able to join into someone's coding session and pair with their code directly. Both of us being able to highlight and tweak lines as we're talking did wonders to remove the "add x, no, sorry, not there, the next line/parameter/<item I referenced too vaguely>" or "show me y, now z, wait, go back to y" song and dance routines.

It's not necessarily a game changer for the way every person or team works, but as someone who has an easier time forming a mental model of everything happening when I'm "in" the code, there have been times I think it's saved a lot of back-and-forth compared to a traditional screen share.
Asking anonymous strangers on the internet that don't have your best interest in mind how to handle your medical problems is a great recipe for success.
My wife has Stage 2(B?) triple negative breast cancer (TNBC). Her treatment regiment includes Keytruda (pembrolizumab) once every 21 days. There was a full trial she was told about that is exploring using pembrolizumab entirely without chemo for TNBC. It's incredible that we might soon have at least one cancer that we might not need chemo to treat.
Add one: it's trivial to add a compiler builtin to carry the instruction from the frontend to the backend if an instruction exists and the backend knows about it.

If there's no instruction, either, you can write a C++ function to replicate the behaviour and codegen a call to it. Since the PTX blocks are expanded during initial IR generation, it all inlines nicely by the end. Of course, such software emulation is potentially suboptimal (depends on the situation).
There are many things that could result in what you're describing. If in USA, you should visit a psych MD to discuss your concerns.

I have experienced similar issues and received medication for [underlying condition], which has helped immensely.
> I can't think of a serious reason why rape would have a different colloquial meaning than sexual assault.

It doesn't. But the reason for having two terms is so that there can be a legal term, "sexual assault", which people interpret as meaning "rape" despite the fact that it includes, and almost always refers to, very different behavior. The point of the term is that the actual meaning is unrelated to the colloquial meaning. The purpose is to be uninformative.

It's the same reason that "human trafficking" is legally defined as "prostitution". It sounds like slavery, which is good for the reputations of police and prosecutors, but if you look at prosecutions, they're effectively all made against women who are accused of "trafficking" themselves.
it was about half a joke. statistical evidence doesn't really exist for the type of problem since polynomialy computable numbers are countably infinite so you can't define a uniform distribution over then
Instead of picking the language first, decide what you want to create. Having a project you are interested in is key to learning. If you’re just doing a bunch of tutorials you don’t care about, with no way to apply them, it’s hard to stick with it. Any language can teach you the basics and those basics will be transferable to any language.

If you want to make a website, start with HTML, CSS, and JS. If you want to make an iPhone app, start with Swift. If you want to make something for Windows, give C# a try. Knowing where you’re heading will narrow things down a lot.

While I had a Java and .Net class in college, I never used it after the class, didn’t have a project of my own, and forgot everything. Years later at work, I wanted to automate some stuff I had to do often, which led me to AutoHotKey. That was a painful way to learn, as the syntax and documentation were both difficult to deal with, but because I had a project I cared about, had quick results, and had reasons to keep adding more and improving it, I learned. Eventually I wanted to share some stuff with others and distributing a URL seemed easier than an exe, so I learned basic web dev. Then I needed some server side stuff, so I learned PHP, then needed something else and learned Python, and Ansible, and on and on… whatever I needed at the time. Was it “optimal”? No, but no path will be. You can only connect the dots looking back. The most important thing to keep moving forward is to have a reason to get excited about it. If you’re in tutorial hell, you’re probably heading in the wrong direction. Things are going to be hard at times. There will be a point where you’ll beat your head against the wall for hours, maybe days, because of a single brace that’s out of place. During these times, there needs to something you want that is worth going through the frustration.
> (Which is often maintained manually, separate from the repo.)

To me, this is the interesting avenue for investigation.

Rather than go from visualization -> code, how can we take an existing visualization that represents some underlying system (a code base, module dependencies, service architecture, a network topology, etc) and easily update the representation as the underlying system changes...
May I ask what condition you had/have and what medication helped?
As is, it's not good for much beyond looking cool. (Maybe implementing Postel's Law for a json API, but I think that's considered bad taste these days.)

If instead of transforming a single object it would output a table of src_field->dst_field, it could potentially be a useful first pass in some ETL development.
NVCC is doing much better than before in terms of "broken C++". There was indeed a time when lots of modern C++ just didn't work.

Nowadays the issues are more subtle and nasty. Subtle differences in overload resolution. Subtle differences in lambda handling. Enough to break code in "spicy" ways when you try to port it over.
> That does bother me, but I choose to ignore that part except to make sure that my friends and family don't do it.

…which is a million times more damaging to you personally than Coca-Cola knowing you are(n’t) an attractive target to advertise to.

What is more harmful to you: a half-naked photo of you going viral, or your last 100 gas tank refills logged into an image database?
Definitely seek the help of a doctor or psychologist and follow their advice, they could help find the root cause. They can often find treatments and strategies that can help.

But on a more practical level, I have found that using a calendar and a notes app (I use Obsidian) has been invaluable for my memory and organisational skills. Also having a daily routine and sticking to it.
God this explains so much about my last month, working with tensorflow lite and libtorch in C++
Yeah I took a quick look at their SDK and all the .h and .hpp files say "Confidential and Proprietary". They seemed to provide some kind of tool that converts your model into their own format. Perhaps this could be run with a binary driver without infecting your own stuff?

Not that different than certain GPUs I suppose, but I'm going to forget about buying one of those laptops for now.
Burns, cuts, mashed fingers, all part of the picture when you work in trades, especially construction.
Does the watermarking survive aggressive re-encodes?

According to this page, it. seems unlikely, because if that's been solved then you would market it.

Also, the source images are quite low resolution, what's up with that?

What is actually new or novel here?
> Our side? What side is that? Israel's side?

The side of people who recognize that the following statement is false:

> The american people are mostly against israel and sending billions to israel.

> If that was the case, you and your buddy/alt account wouldn't be so frantically responding to me.

This is funny because you're responding as fast as both of us put together but somehow we're the "frantic" ones.

The rest is more of the same snide remarks and mental gymnastics so I won't bother responding to it.
Humans are probably cheaper in these cases.
The commenter has constructed a strawman argument by misrepresenting the original position on L402 and Lightning Network payments. They conflate issues with the base Bitcoin network with the Lightning Network, which L402 actually uses.

Strawman arguments against Bitcoin often stem from a combination of factors: the complexity and rapid evolution of the technology, widespread misunderstandings fueled by media simplification, resistance to financial system changes, and a lack of technical knowledge among critics. These issues are compounded by confirmation bias, lingering associations with Bitcoin's controversial past, and sometimes vested interests in traditional systems. Overcoming these strawman arguments requires ongoing education and clear communication about Bitcoin's current capabilities and limitations.

Also, Lighting is capable of using other blockchains.
I certainly would not attempt this feat with x86 `asm` blocks :D. PTX is indeed very pedestrian: it's more like IR than machine code, really. All the usual "machine-level craziness" that would otherwise make this impossible is just unrepresentable in PTX (though you do run into cases of "oopsie, AMD don't have hardware for this so we have to do something insane").
Not hype like the iPod or iPhone. Computers hadn't become a household item yet. The internet didn't exist yet, software companies were barely a thing, and for the price there just wasn't really a justifiable use at home yet. It was an expensive video game console and word processor. Neat sure, but it wasn't flying off the shelves. Rich person toy. Early and mid 90s is when home computers really took off.
Kickbacks have a specific meaning - a payment made in order to get business.

Data rebates aren’t kick backs, they pay for something they wouldn’t otherwise get - patient level data.

The PBMs get paid a double digit percentage of purchases as a rebate when quality data is sent back. It’s optional and PBMs can decide not to do it.
Don't be nice, or do it thrice - hash input twice.
I'm still digesting the full paper [1] but it looks like the gist is that when you put all the previously published data together, the timing of megafauna extinction statistically lines up with human arrival better than climate change.

The most important pieces of evidence they seem to look at is fungal spores in fossilized poop and sedimentary ancient DNA:

> Further, other studies show contrasting patterns. For example, a sedimentary ancient DNA (sedaDNA) study from the Yukon shows strong megafauna decline between 21 and 14,500 years ago, prior to the loss of the mammoth steppe biome and the Younger Dryas. In addition, as already mentioned, many extinct megafauna species have last occurrences in the Early or even Middle Holocene, that is, during the relatively stable climate of the Holocene, meaning that a climatic cause for their extinction is unlikely given their previous survival through numerous, massive climatic shifts throughout the Pleistocene, including long and warm interglacial periods.

> An increasing number of studies look at local and regional dynamics in the overall abundance of large herbivores at high spatiotemporal resolution using dung-associated fungal spores. Many of these are able to pinpoint declines to timeframes where the climate was stable, for example, North America ~14–13,000 years ago, prior to the Younger Dryas cooling, and 41,000 years ago in Australia at a time of no substantial climate change

These techniques are still very new and they're so sensitive that they should be taken with a grain of salt, sedaDNA especially since it amplifies tiny snippets of DNA found in permafrost. We assume permafrost behaves like an annually laminated sediment but that's controversial and archaeology/paleontology have had plenty of problems before with DNA snippets and contamination.

[1] https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-prisms-ext...
Reading this 4% Pharma conglomerate flow figure, I'm indirectly struck that increasing all-cause cancer likely raises GDP, particularly this segment of GDP. My main consolation in this moment is that lead exposure probably doesn't.
The Super FX chip [video]