skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If it's a beach that's appropriate for smaller kids you're after with shallow water, yes you probably have to go to the more prepared beaches with sand that has shallow water a bit out.

Many places in central Stockholm have been built out from natural beaches by claiming water so the water will be deep at those points (probably held quays that was used for transports before trucks took over), but even in many places like that nobody would bat an eye if someone took a non-nudist swim.

Apart from the extremes most local teens and upwards will find cliffs by the water, as mentioned not appropriate for smaller kids and seniors as it's adjacent to deep water but perfect otherwise.
Windows has become the Facebook of operating systems
There is another way to look at this.

Annapurna Pictures in Dec 2022 produced Nimona for Netflix which debuted at #9 globally and was as high as #3 i.e. it was a massive hit.

So they now have the Stray IP which could be extremely lucrative and are looking at how CD Project Red handled their successful Cyberpunk integration on Netflix as a model. Which is where you cross-promote a game add-on or sequel with the movie.

Which means for the gaming side they really wouldn't have any control over their direction as it would be entirely driven by the movie side. Not exactly compelling for them hence why they want to leave.

With the success of Fallout, The Last of Us, Cyberpunk Edgerunners etc there's definitely big money to be made from video game IP.
Awesome. If everybody takes care of themselves, then everybody is taken care of.
Where does this horrible trend where people write two 4th-grade reading level sentences per paragraph come from?
As a Frama-C developer, and more precisely the deductive verification tool, I'd say that formal proof of programs (especially proof that the program conforms to its specification) would be significantly easier on Rust. The main reason is related to the handling of memory aliases which is a nightmare in C, and that generates formulas that kill SMT solvers. The consequence is that the ongoing development tend to target something that has a lot in common with Rust: we try to assume memory separation most of the time, and check that it is true on function call, but it as harder to do it than with a type system.
I suspect the China issue was a carve out in the comment you replied too. Since they were referring to the west.

As for Rome, it was never a Nation in the modern sense. It started as a city state and became an empire.

My understanding is that nation states (where the rule and the border were defined nationality of the population) were born as a reaction against empire. Starting with the French Revolution, where the desire for the French to be ruled by French in France was new concept.
But there is some backslash against feminism in western world and there are communities where OF is (and always was) off the limits. Also I think that some parts of OF are at least debateable from feminist POV.
Manipulate keepass files with Go (POC)
presidential candidate shitposts about an image-transcript of an ai-chat on reddit?
OTC hearing aids are now as cheap as $80 USD. I'm sure they're not the best, but it makes the tech incredibly accessible. Sony, Jabra, Eargo ones are more expensive than airpods, less than prescriptions. Not sure how they will stack up to airpods.

https://www.jlab.com/products/hear-otc-hearing-aid-graphite
It's easy to build/find parts.
> Context: I have a side business deploying chat LLMs for OnlyFans models for fans to "talk" to that's currently at 65k/MRR.

good job
Runoff water (which contains nutrients, metals and organic compounds) add to the volume/discharge of the water system while also increasing the amount of suspended material in the water (turbidity).

The increase in water discharge also causes sediment to lift from the bed where e coli bacteria live happily in the sediment (think of shaking a bottle with solids that have fallen to the bottom). The potentially harmful bacteria is now suspended in the water for a few days, also growing in number as a result of the runoff nutrients until the increase in the water volume drops and the water can no longer suspend the sediment.

This cycle is the largest reason why, it's not just the runoff (which can also contain animial feces with e coli, etc), it's the runoff with nutrients stirring up the water and lifting e coli which then feasts on the nutrients.

https://www.usgs.gov/publications/escherichia-coli-bacteria-...
Same experience as the sibling, here in Antwerp. The swimming pool I sometimes go to is 4 euros (2 euros for people less than 25) and for 5 euros there's an open air heated swimming pool on Linkeroever.

Also this summer one could swim in the Bonaparte dock, in the old harbour in the city center.

I suck at swimming though, although I grew up on the Atlantic coast right next to the sea and bathed daily each summer. So I prefer shallow coasts rather than swimming pools.
The Small Internet Has Already Succeeded
Couple thousand per second is expected on my Go services (per node) before any optimizations.
I do an equivalent thing in Kagi using lenses. Although I have to manually define which forums to include.
So are coffee from a 250 EUR "espresso" machine and a higher-end one
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The problem is that bad tools can be a limiting factor, regardless of skill level. The more skilled you are the more likely you are able to compensate for bad tools, but you'd still be more productive with good ones.

A knife that won't hold it's edge will mean you are explicitly going to perform worse as a chef - you will get ragged cuts, you will be more at risk for injuring yourself, etc.

A slow laptop will mean you learn more slowly - doubly so if you are working with compiled languages or anything where you spend significant processing time before determining the outcome of whatever you're working on. The quicker you can get feedback on your work, be it from compilation errors, manual review of the output, your tests running, etc., the more you get to iterate and the more you get to learn.

A cheap soldering iron explicitly can make soldering more difficult and result in worse outcomes, particularly for a beginner.

Be it cooking, soldering, photographing, programming, whatever, there is frequently a point where going from a cheaper tool to a more expensive one will make the life of a beginner easier and let them produce better outcomes. As you get more skilled you can learn how to more quickly and easily sharpen knives, or produce fewer bugs in your code, or how to better handle aperture vs. ISO or whatever. But in those cases there will still often be productivity/efficiency gains from using nicer tools
There is a reason why many parts of the world will ticket you for not wearing your seatbelt. There is a reason you cannot (could not? crypto changed a lot) do advanced stock trading without a license. Why gambling is regulated, etc.

We don't want people to hurt themselves, because we have humanity and because they become a drain on society.

I find it hard to be that black and white with phenomenons like OF, that emerge from a mix of societal and technological advancement.

There are grey zones and not everyone is fortunate enough to be taught to be responsible. Not everyone can go through life without feeling desperate and resort to doing things they would not be proud of.

We should try to educate and protect people instead of pointing internet fingers at them.
being open about your own past != having to know/ask everything about your partner's past
Cloud Native is the J2EE of the 2010s and 2020s.

It’s really brilliant. Sun would have been the one to buy Oracle if they’d figured out how to monetize FactorySingletonFactoryBean by charging by the compute hour and byte transferred for each module of that. That’s what cloud has figured out, and it’s easy to get developers to cargo cult complexity.
Can You Trust an AI Press Release?
Should I mention audiophiles? The first feeling when you turn on a new system, it will never come back, until you get an arguably better system...

And the rabbit hole is deep. How much did you pay for grinder?

I think this is worth (for espresso lover) far more than 1250 euro machine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTFsBqhpLes&list=PLxz0FjZMVO...
altman and musk maybe? boldly leading us into the next utopia.
Just confirmed it on a Brazilian 12C (CNA 81306005) and it worked as expected. It's a CR2032 one, so it's CMOS.

One thing comes to mind though: back when this calculator was acquired (my wife was doing her MBA) a professor warned about being tempted to buy the Platinum version, as it would yield wrong results and, if that happened in a test, it'd result in the student failing. I think that, back then, the Platinum was the first to run on ARM emulation.
Is there a post on your blog that lists your different uses of LLMs?
Hate to bring it to you but as it might not be as corrupt the Netherlands is not devoid of this kind of behavior. For example if you “accidentally” show your policeacademy student card instead of your real ID you will get a different treatment at a traffic stop.
not treating sex workers like crap doesnt mean they'll make lesser. one must also consider the monetary equivalents of the mental health of the worker. and the demand will increase by a lot too.
I’m inclined to think the words would not be so scathing if we were talking about a 5% increase in pollution.

Maybe I’m too optimistic?
Choking under pressure: Brain neurons misfire when the stakes are highest
Given line "loopType : Int -> Type", how can line "loopType x = loopType x" mean anything useful? It should be rejected and ignored as a tautology, leaving loopType undefined or defined by default as a distinct unique value for each int.
Connectome-constrained networks predict neural activity across fly visual system
I'd be very curious to see a 250E 58mm espresso machine with anything resembling the temperature stability of an E61.
> Treat it as a naive but intelligent intern.

You are falling into the trap that everyone does. In anthropomorphising it. It doesn't understand anything you say. It just statistically knows what a likely response would be.

Treat it as text completion and you can get more accurate answers.
>Everyone will replicate this over next 6 months

Not without a billion dollars worth of compute, they won't.
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I don’t think that as a child in the Netherlands I ever contemplated that water might be dangerous for any reason other than drowning. It’s bizarre to hear that it’s true in any first world nation.
Even on narrow tasks: could you imagine such a system proving (or disproving) the Riemann hypothesis?

Feels more like for narrow tasks with a kind of well defined approach, perhaps?
I was writing about subs to channels. I'm from France btw, but I made the math with dollars. Actually it's the exact same figure in Euros, yet $1 = 0,9€
I had the exact same business for 18 years :-) and yes, without corporate nonsense it is easy to retain intelligent people. Cheers
Production Go experience. My go to estimate is per node 1-5k http rps with a couple db calls, maybe a network call to an internal service or three, and serializing json. I use that before building for server count and cost estimates. Some services exceed that, never saw a server we made that couldn't do 1k rps.

Friends don't let friends use ruby|python|perl|php|...
french press or a moka pot aren't espresso, moka doesn't have the extraction pressure "real" espresso machines have (still quite enjoy them though!).
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Egypt has kept the border closed, and treats the Palestinian refugees badly.

At present the border is closed because Israel captured it back in May.

As to the rest -- one could delve further into this, but it would start to drift from the subject of the original thread. For the time being would seem best to stick with less controversial topics, like Hitler and Stalin.
Actually higher end ones are at 20.000 euros, so I will rather drink my 6666 espressos in bar, made by professional, on 20k euros machine with zero effort. I am good for next 18 years.
It's statements of selective facts. He ignores all the tax loopholes people like him get. He focuses just on federal income tax (what rich people pay) and ignores (mostly) payroll tax, sales tax, gas tax, etc, which regular people pay.

He focuses on what the top 1% pay in regard of federal income taxes, and the listener is supposed to ignore that having such a concentration of wealth is crippling to most people (and tax income in general).

Also, he seems to focus highly on SS and Medicaid, which means he's leading the listener in identifying those as what to cut. When he mentions military spending, he minimizes it and hand waves it off as necessary (MS gets a lot of money from military contracts). He neglects to mention that SS tax is hard capped at around $168K or so and he pays relatively nothing into that system.

He doesn't mention tariffs, which would go a long way to fund government. The US government was completely funded by tariffs for quite a long time. Assigning a tariff on, say offshore labor, would fund a lot of government, but it would make Ballmer's portfolio not grow as fast, etc, because MS would have to pay more for offshore talent.

It's largely a propaganda piece trying to lead the listener into agreeing to cut SS and Medicaid, which of course would be even more devastating to anyone not in the top 1 or 2%.

It's pretty disgusting actually. Fuck that guy.

DEFICITS! DEFICITS! DEFICITS! DEFICITS! DEFICITS! DEFICITS!

(a pun on DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS!)
Who are they really trying to protect?
Elon Musk and Ilya Sutskever Have Warned About OpenAI’s ‘Strawberry’
Jul 15, 2024 — Sutskever himself had reportedly begun to worry about the project's technology, as did OpenAI employees working on A.I. safety at the time.

https://observer.com/2024/07/openai-employees-concerns-straw...

And I’m ignoring the hundreds of Reddit articles speculating every time someone at OAI leaves

And of course that $2000 article was spread by every other media outlet like wildfire

I know I’m partially to blame for believing the hype, this is pretty obviously no better at stating facts or good code than what we’ve known for the past year
Maybe if this takes off it will be hackable enough to convert to 58mm depending on the user's taste
Decades of keygen have taught us that cracking licensing is an irresistible puzzle to some personalities
I am surprised the size of their study where they made conclusions was only 118 ppl. I would have thought a much larger study is required.
Note also phonaks are traditionally a couple thousand euros a piece while even the most expensive airpods are still around 300 the pair. Certainly the phonaks are impressively small, lasting, good quality, and imperceptible, but is the almost 10x price markup justified?

The biggest problem with hearing aids (and doctors/calibrators/whatever) is that they are ridiculously expensive... the attitude/stigma much less so. (And in any case airpods are about the opposite of "imperceptible" so I fail to see any appeal other than the price)
Yep, love the hacker spirit but the headline reads like "DIY Warhead" to me
I find it cute that you think people arguing that 1250E is not that much for a quality espresso machine don't know Hoffman's videos like the back of their hands :)
"Stockholm Syndrome" was invented by police to discredit a female hostage (2020)
You should label the top end of the slider "TA"
Unreasonably good. Beyond fresh junior employee good. Also, that's your standard; 'MPSimmons said to treat the model as "naive but intelligent" intern, not a good one.
Because that’s management’s job, when you see the course of business you become responsible for it.
I’m starting to think this is an unsolvable problem with LLMs. The very act of “reasoning” requires one to know that they don’t know something.

LLMs are giant word Plinko machines. A million monkeys on a million typewriters.

LLMs are not interns. LLMs are assumption machines.

None of the million monkeys or the collective million monkeys are “reasoning” or are capable of knowing.

LLMs are a neat parlor trick and are super powerful, but are not on the path to AGI.

LLMs will change the world, but only in the way that the printing press changed the world. They’re not interns, they’re just tools.
And we found the Jack Welch understudy comment here.

The only thing that's delusional is how backwards this comment is with respect to the customer. While, yes, Boeing has different buyers than most organizations we can see things like tertiary customers being affected by Boeing's "health" in terms of the quality of it's products. And by that I mean the 737 MAX scandal.

Shareholders shouldn't be afforded to drive the direction of the company, even though they have tools like voting rights. The purpose of a shareholder is that they provide capital because they trust Boeing will make great products that sell and potentially profit from. What a shareholder shouldn't be is someone who gets to tell Boeing to cut quality to artificially inflate the stock price. The shareholder doesn't matter in the case of Boeing employees and if it does then Boeing is not a company you should want to buy products from.

Unions are interested in protecting employees from greed, in its simplest definition. Boeing, as we know at this point in time, has put short term profits well above both its employees and its products. Yet your delusion is that not having a union will somehow fix both? Amazing stretch of reasoning there.
On a software engineering level choosing such unusually deep-reaching libraries unusually soon in the development of a program is a major but uninformed commitment, a dangerous bet that more practical programming languages try to avoid imposing on the user.
The answer is "it depends".

Did you read the article or just the headline?

Scroll down to the bottom, under the section "A few considerations" and try not to laugh.

"A few considerations" turns out to be a pretty significant chunk of security work ESPECIALLY if you are storing/transmitting highly sensitive information.

How do you handle something like HIPPA compliance when you're in this situation?

There are 2 types of programmers: those that think they've seen everything and those that know they've seen next to nothing. And as such, these absolute takes are tiring.
It’s an optimization in hashing algorithms that is around twice as fast as the ones Amazon is posting in thus article for the same eliptic curves.

If the Amazon improvements are hacker news worthy (they are) this seems reasonable contextually.

Also, I worked for Jump for almost 12 years :)
If too many Americans move there it'll just become the naval equivalent, everyone driving around in their massive twin outboard speedboats rolling coal to go grocery shopping and nobody will be able to swim anymore there either lol.
For a lot of people it is a difference without a distinction. Different strokes for different folks.

I myself make my morning coffee in a moka pot and prefer it over for example a pour over coffee. I recently got a Ninja Luxe Cafe machine which I use for espresso and fast cold brew coffee drinks. It makes decent espresso and the money, time and mental energy for getting a slightly better espresso through a more expensive machine is just not worth it to me. At my gitlfriend's I drink Nespresso because that is what she has. It tastes fine. It is definitely not horrible as many above have claimed.
> Even the most addicted to porn can't possibly follow and keep track of more than a tiny subset of performers. So there is a good chance you can still have a career alongside it or switch from OF to a non sex related career easily.

This is dangerously wrong coming at least a decade after there are entire communities devoted to unmasking performers’ real identities and multiple reverse image search tools exist as apparent businesses. That used to be a human-driven practice - I first heard about it coverage of the Chinese internet mobs from the perspective of victims of misidentification - but like everything else it’s reportedly adopting AI. Here’s a story which got a bit of discussion a few years back:

https://thenextweb.com/news/creepy-programmer-builds-ai-algo...

One of the big things to remember is that these systems don’t need to be perfect, or even close, to cause harm. Even if they were only 10% accurate, that’s still a lot of people living with the question of whether the person they just met knows or whether today is the day some nut sent those links to HR. You can’t rely on getting lost in the crowd any more.
You can run Linux under FreeBSD using either bhyve, using the Linux emulator and under jails. But you cannot run docker.
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Or apologize anyway, because you did something wrong, and go through all that anyway??
The algorithm wouldn't push any blocks, but just walk along the way to your destination, way faster than doing it by hand
I agree that power laws are in play, but 1000 subs paying $10 a month is already a six figure income and 1000 users isn't a big number on the internet, especially when as TFA mentions you can go on reddit and advertise cosplays on subs that have audiences in the millions
I live next door in the Netherlands in a city in the south. You don't learn the language because it's required to survive but to be polite and assimilate and make local friends. All of the Dutch friends I currently have are other expats, but now that my language skills are better, I'm trying to make more friends that I only speak with in Dutch.

Also, once you get to B2, you will naturally get to C level if you interact with the language every day. It might take years, but you'll get there!
Personally I felt like o1-preview is only marginally better at “reasoning”. Maybe I just haven’t found the right problems to throw at it just yet.
So the subject is less important than the writing style?
This seems like the same way to look at it. The only disagreement between these two comments is if the potential integration is motivated by a lack of success, or the outlook of even greater success. Those are is, at least economically, identical motivations.
It is, although "nobody's going to rewrite millions lines of code" applies to C++ too, not only Rust.

You won't be able to just slap `#pragma safe` on top of every file and have the problem solved. It does require use of different design patterns and structuring data in a way that works with borrowing.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2014/feb/...

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HitlersTimeTrave...
Or you just have different tastes. Your taste isn't necessarily any better. It is just different. I like brussel sprouts and many find them disgusting. Doesn't mean my taste is better than theirs.
The Canadian government drove its primary aerospace company, Avro Canada, not just into bankruptcy/reorganization, but to completely shutdown operations. The country lost 14,000 aerospace professionals, but more importantly, it lost its leadership position in cutting edge aerospace. Its best engineers left for the USA or the UK. Canada, more than a half century later, has never recovered anything like the leadership role it had built during the post-war period. Be careful what you ask for.
Yes you are, I visited a couple years ago. My boys found the topless sunbathing intriguing. Haha