skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Will it be replaced with a "Produced on XXXX" date?

If you don't know when a product is considered unsafe, then at least you should know when it was produced to know if it is fresh enough for "YOUR"your consumption.

It shouldn't be up to the govt to decide what is or isn't fresh enough for you. That is your choice.
Also Barack Obama. It's hard to be POTUS without commiting war crimes.
ok ok , good luck with it. Seems like an interesting project. I’ll keep an eye on it
Well, society would collapse without computers so I think the description is apt.

At best you could argue that they're the same phenomenon, but then you might equally well argue electrification is just the consequence of steam engines.
> We just had a news story where an active AM station had its tower stolen and no one noticed until the landscapers reported it was gone.

In your local area I presume…

> I’m able to afford cars that cost ~$30k, like used Teslas or a new Toyota Camry, it could be that I like technology (but that’s mostly a given here), did you mean I’m an early adopter

Yeah, exactly. You also mentioned you live in a city, which are pretty dense and don’t require much effort to spread emergency information in.
Most people can’t afford new Camrys or teslas at all…

> Stop discounting me and my opinion baselessly by placing me in a bubble you won’t even define

No… and I did define it.

“ being successful in my 40s and living in a city with 2 teslas”

That is not a common situation… especially nowadays where something like 40% of American households would be in danger of a debt spiral when faced with any kind of unexpected $400 bill.
> apparently PC users hate their platform so much

This is silly too though, it's no different to Steam both are consumer hostile systems where you own nothing. It's just Steam had the early years where it built up good will through some sales.
FamilySearch (free registration) has the passenger manifest of her arrival in New York, 28 Nov 1838 aboard the brig Sofia Eliza:

Americus Vespucius, female, age 26, Tuscany

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939V-51SJ-FT

There are hundreds of newspaper stories from around the country about her in the U.S.
Mhm, also works in Playroom: Preview -> Open
Who will insure that this panel is "following established processes and not improperly using the regulatory process for political purposes" in order to appease one large donor?
If I recall correctly, UNIX vendors in the late 90s were debating a fair bit internally and amongst each other whether to use LP64 or ILP64 or LLP64 (where long longs and pointers were 64bit).

ooh, found a link to a UNIX Open Group white paper on that discussion and reasoning why LP64 should be/was chosen:

https://unix.org/version2/whatsnew/lp64_wp.html

And per Raymond Chen, why Windows picked LLP64:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050131-00/?p=36...
and
https://web.archive.org/web/20060618233104/http://msdn.micro...

For some history of why ILP32 was picked for 1970s 16 to 32 bit transition of C + Unix System V (Windows 3.1, Mac OS were LP32) see John Mashey's 2006 ACM piece, partcularly the section "Early Days" sechttps://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1165766

No peanut gallery comments from OS/400 guys about 128-bit pointers/object handles/single store address space in the mid-1990s please! That's not the same thing and you know it! (j/k. i'll stop now)
None of these arguments support giving a prize for this in this field for this reason. Feynman was also critical of the idea of the prize in general
lol,All for employment
Why do you have a "theory" about a public program when you could uncover the details yourself?
Кожний Учасник цього Договору в порядку здійснення свого
державного суверенітету має право вийти з Договору, якщо він
вирішить, що пов'язані зі змістом цього Договору виняткові
обставини поставили під загрозу найвищі інтереси його країни. Про
такий вихід він повідомляє за три місяці всіх Учасників Договору і
Раду Безпеки Організації Об'єднаних Націй. В такому повідомленні
має міститися заява про виняткові обставини, які він розглядає як
такі, що поставили під загрозу його найвищі інтереси.

Загроза силою чи її використання проти територіальної
цілісності та недоторканності кордонів чи політичної незалежності
України з боку будь-якої ядерної держави, так само, як і
застосування економічного тиску, спрямованого на те, щоб підкорити
своїм власним інтересам здійснення Україною прав, притаманних її
суверенітету, розглядатимуться Україною як виняткові обставини, що
поставили під загрозу її найвищі інтереси.

Цей Закон набирає чинності після надання Україні ядерними
державами гарантій безпеки, оформлених шляхом підписання
відповідного міжнародно-правового документа.

Machine translation (Gemma2):

Each Participant of this Treaty, in the exercise of its state sovereignty, has the right to withdraw from the Treaty if it determines that exceptional circumstances related to the content of this Treaty have threatened the supreme interests of its country. Such withdrawal shall be notified to all Participants of the Treaty and the Security Council of the United Nations three months in advance. The notification shall contain a statement on the exceptional circumstances which it considers to threaten its supreme interests.

Threat of force or its use against the territorial integrity and inviolability of borders or political independence of Ukraine by any nuclear state, as well as the application of economic pressure aimed at subjugating the exercise by Ukraine of rights inherent in its sovereignty to its own interests, shall be considered by Ukraine as exceptional circumstances that threaten its supreme interests.

This Act shall enter into force after Ukraine has received security assurances from nuclear states, formalized through the signing of a relevant international legal document.
Having an opinion on best framework and libraries does not make what I'm saying straw man. React is by far the most popular framework for building SPAs and from what I've seen everyone uses a similar-enough state pattern to what has been described. I would love to hear your recommendations though.
It’s easier to store, ration, and fill gas for gas cars than electricity for electric ones.

Maybe that won’t always be the case, but it is now.

Electric cars are a luxury atm.
i'm aware? How does that change whether apple is next?
As far as anger management goes, I don't think you are doing that much better than Fusiwe.
I'm very aware of the legal intricacies.

As for whether someone else will win, maybe, maybe not.
Look up res judicata.

Keep in mind - the judge deciding the market is x will not affect whether it is considered the same set of facts. So if you filed a case with the same facts, or very similar facts, you wouldn't escape res judicata on the grounds that you think the market is different.

You would have to come with a different claim than federal antitrust law (state unfair competition law in a different state or something) or significantly different facts.

In any case, i strongly doubt apple is next given the state here.
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Did this mean they solved the hallucination problem of transformers?

edit: not fully but it gives promising results. quiet an improvement actually.
A DJI Mavic with a grenade has a flight time of only about 20 minutes, and can only operate at low attitude and close to the operator. The MQ-1 Predator can travel hundreds of km under satellite control and orbit for hours at medium altitude to provide persistent overwatch with advanced sensors. The cheap drones used in Ukraine are in no way a substitute for large, expensive drones like the Predator / Reaper. They address totally different missions and it's naive to compare them.

NATO has been flying large, expensive drones equipped with long-range radar at the edges of Ukrainian and Russian airspace. You don't hear much about it but this has been tremendously helpful for feeding Ukraine targeting data and warning about attacks. Can't do that with a cheap drone.
The computation of the cosmic microwave background fluctuations hasn't received a nobel prize yet. It's had a deep impact on how we understand the Universe.

Some people still alive who made important contributions to this are Rees and Sunyaev.
Is this something that's US-only?
The website doesn't say (or at least I couldn't find it) and I'm not keen on creating yet another account for a service just to be met with disappointment
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I think most people are just AI fatigued
> But I vaguely recall Roark being the main viewpoint character in the Fountainhead, while Dagny was in Atlas, right?

iirc the Fountainhead has two viewpoints, Roark (heroic architect) and Dominique (Roark's lover). My belief is that Roark is a fake protagonist. It's Dominique who undergoes most of the character growth, as she learns to accept Roark's heroism.

Roark gets kicked out of architecture school for not designing in a neoclassical style, then continually loses jobs or has to fight others to achieve his vision. He's suffering like a protagonist, but it doesn't actually lead to him changing like a protagonist. His struggles are generally the same—trying to design buildings and having his designs criticized/ruined on superfluous grounds.

Contrast Dominique who goes from Keating (mediocrity) to Wynand (societal success) to Roark (self-actualized man). Dominique's the one who redeems herself by the end of the book.

> I just remember Gault being this rumor hiding off in the wilderness or whatever, then he shows up with his sci-fi engine, drops pages and pages of dialogue, and… wins? I forget how it ends for him, tbh.

Galt invented a perpetual motion machine (supposedly not one) but refuses to give it to pseudo-Communist America and spends all his time doing manual labour. Society collapses because Galt starts a movement to make the genius capitalists of the world go on strike, then he makes a speech at the end to flex on everyone as the world descends into anarchy.

The funniest part is the speech has no relevance to the plot. Society would collapse regardless of Galt making the speech. The speech convinces the government to let Galt take over the country to fix it, but Galt tells the government to pound sand.

The ending of the book is a complete societal collapse so Galt can rebuild from scratch.

Ironically Galt shares his strategy with the Argentinian Trotskyist J. Posadas, who wanted the Soviets to start a nuclear war since the destruction of society would allow the workers to rise up.
>Einstein supposedly won for "especially his work on the photoelectric effect" rather than relativity.

just adding to this, this is because relativity wasn't experimentally verified (i.e. not sure if it's reality) at the time.
And it's super easy to do. I used GPG with a passphrase before I adopted sops and PGP keypairs.

Just make sure that you gitignore the plain-text dotenv. That's the hard part (on a team)
Don't forget Barack Obama for absolutely no valid reason.
"That's an unfair characterization of the situation."

Gonna strongly disagree on that one.

1. Apple is not next, which is the main point

2. The sanctions are 100% irrelevant here? Why do you think they mattered?

3. The legal portion would have still been decided by a judge anyway - juries decide facts, not law. The judge decided the relevant market, etc.

None of your points seem to matter as to whether Apple is next or not?
So, again, if I misunderstand the ideas and nature of the book, it is because fans of the book do not understand it either. I think we are disagreeing about definitions. I looked at a wiki page about Georgism and I am even more convinced that this is the case and it is being co-opted by communist/socialist influencers. Anyway, it does not matter. This whole thread is going nowhere.
I'm sure I'm far from the first, but I've also made that connection before. I think I phrased it "modern CPUs are just very small distributed systems"
Hinton already won a Turing award, so this Nobel just seems doubly absurd.

I hope he turns it down, but it's a monetary prize too and it takes a lot of dedication to science to turn it down.
UPDATE: how to do the same classification task using some hosting provider with GPU?

Let us discuss it here -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41768088
I note that your polemic is long on faith in nuclear but short on the same sources you’re demanding. Perhaps you could model the standard you expect from other people by providing sources and some analysis of the very sweeping assertions you’re making.
Switching customers from Linux to BSD because boring is good
Well I'm sure a $50 billion collider will fix things.
"This generous, patriotic, and enlightened people will take into their own hands the case of America Vespucci. They will procure for her that home which she desires among us. They will do ail that Congress is forbidden to do, and infinitely more than she asks or desires, and demonstrate to the world that the name of America, our country’s name, is dear to us all, and shall be honored, respected, and cherished in the person of the interesting exile from whose ancestor we derive the great and glorious title."

I, personally, read into those final lines that she was, indeed, given land, but from private donors.
Very interesting. Currently working on timeseries with Transformers. Let me know if anyone else out there is also reading it from that context.
> wtf do these people think they are appointing themselves fit to hand out trinkets and baubles on behalf of global scientific achievement?

https://www.kva.se/en/prizes/nobel-prizes/the-nomination-and...

https://www.kva.se/en/about-us/members/list-of-academy-membe...

> who are they to award such a prize on behalf of physics?

They're not awarding anything in the name of physics, they're awarding a prize in the name of the Nobel committee.
Well they should have given it to the guy who discovered the famous equation e=mc2 + ai..

https://www.reddit.com/r/LinkedInLunatics/comments/13tbfqm/w...
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Right now, we're not doing complex validation very well, we basically rely on all clients having the same schema or backwards-compatible schemas and prevent errors at the type level.

But because the schemas are runtime constructs as well, we might be able to do more complex stuff in the future. Basically any rule you can express as a function of (previous history, new transaction) -> is new transaction valid? can be a rule in theory, and each client will verify it in an eventually consistent way.

For the time being, the Group abstraction with it's reader, writer and admin roles, plus composition of CoValues in different groups is sufficient for most permission-like rules, which is what most apps need most of the time.

Let me know if that makes sense
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However the older solders have a much higher percentage of lead in their composition which makes whiskering less likely. I have two Zenith Z-120s made in about 1980 and thus coming up on 50 years old which don’t have any issues.
In curious what's the context for this?
Wait, was the parent comment talking about computers or ML? I interpreted it as the latter. The former I can get behind and I'd retract my statement!
Do U.S. ports need more automation?
I'd argue that newer frameworks offer lot more (and are lot more complicated) than people imagine them to be.

The other day, I was exploring Next.js and the number of features, possibilities were astonishing to me as someone that's pretty anti React. I do Svelte[kit] but it isn't there at all where NextJS is especially when paired with Drizzle and auth.js topped with Shadcn/Material UI/Ant Design, a skilled craftsman can crank out apps as fast as it would be for a Rails developer if not any faster.

Unfortunately, the cognitive load that comes in JS ecosystem is mainly at three levels:

- Understanding the packaging (npm, node_modues, CJS/MJS)

- Understanding the bundlers (webpack/vite/Rollup)

- Understanding the transpilers (Typescript, Babel, Less and Tailwind lately)

EDIT: Typos
Do be fair to the Nobel committee, he commit his purported "war crimes" after getting the prize.
Feels like the question here is, is the point of the government primarily to govern well or to make voters happy?
Partykit is mostly an abstraction on top of Cloudflare Durable Objects and offers simplified Websockets for room-like multiplayer.

Jazz is a framework for building apps around locally mutable collaborative values which are granularly synced (you don't have to worry about data transport or coordinating sync between collaborators, you just set permissions and edit data)
I genuinely think there is potential for a silly Internet tradition here. Google should pick bunch of candidate winners by ML, hire them six months before, fire them all a week before awarding, and then programmatically re-hire moments before awarding. It can't be more malicious than most academic pranks and it shouldn't matter whether the conspiracy is real, it'll be just funny.
Does “catching up” mean this is actually working somewhere it can be measured - like we have been with renewables - or is this still theoretical?
Phenix was not industrial (250 MWe) but a research reactor. Superphenix was an attempt to haul it to industrial scale and it failed to do so, just as every other similar project.

Russia BN-600 is obsolete and was so leaky (sodium!) is isn't even funny. It was superseded by the BN-800 which started in 2014 and has various problems (most related to fuel, the core of this challenge). This path is officially paused (a planned BN-1200 project didn't start). If it works satisfactorily, as you implicitly claim, please state why it isn't declined (other units built) while Russia tries another breeder architecture (BREST-300, using lead instead of sodium)?

India is even farther away, encountering major difficulties with a prototype ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prototype_Fast_Breeder_Reactor ).

China is also exploring ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFR-600 )

Nothing industrial and ready-to-deploy, as I wrote it.
Fastinating topic, but such crappy journalism. Why the rigid NHTSA categorizations? Unions? Corporate interest? This is not an accident.
Even easier:

Step 1: go to Wikimedia Commons

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Intel_i386
The paper says that they've improved hallucination mitigation, but not really "solved" the issue.
War is often more complicated than "innocent people being murdered" and we both know it. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict isn't morally black and white, and the current Israeli-Hezbollah conflict is something else entirely.

I think you may be proving my point. Taking one side of a complicated situation because of a black-and-white moralistic thinking is potentially destructive, and organizations like Hamas benefit from that.

As for your slavery example, did slavery disappear because humanity awakened morally and started demonstrating in the streets, or because we gained a new non-human resource of raw power? Previous civilizations didn't engage in slavery because they were profoundly immoral, but because human and animal muscle was the only practical source of power. The specifics varied across the globe, but unfree labor was ubiquitous in pre-modern societies.

For a contemporary situation, imagine a 22nd century activist judging people of 2024 for eating meat from dead animals, when he can get a good steak by pressing a button on a steak-making machine. It wouldn't be demonstrations which made the difference between 2024 and 2124.
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Manipulating monetary amounts is a common computing chore. However, no mainstream language has a first-class data type for representing money, it’s up to programmers to code abstractions for it. This isn’t an issue per se until dealing with rounding issues from operations like installment payments (e.g., buy now, pay later), foreign exchange, or even simple things like fee processing and tax collection.

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Determining "why" can require an astonishing amount of reading of semi-public documents to find out both the public reasons a decision was made, and the between-the-lines reasons it was actually made.

All of which has to be paid for solely by the ads on the page, which we're blocking.
The article is a bad summary of this Bloomberg piece: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-10-04/why-ameri...

The main reason is we don't have a regulatory classification for a car that doesn't go to highway speeds but isn't a Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV), and there are safety concerns biased toward those things being on highways when they ought not be on a highway anyway (just like, for example, a bicycle).

Also from the Bloomberg article:

> The absurdity of deeming minicars unsafe while ignoring the danger of gigantic SUVs and trucks reflects a tragic blind spot of US car regulations, which have for decades conflated “car safety” with “car occupant safety.” The result has been an arms race of vehicle size, as well as a refusal to allow Americans to enjoy the myriad advantages that minicars bring to urban residents across Europe and Asia.

So they would fail high speed crash tests, but also wouldn't likely be in high-speed crashes because of the lack of high speeds………
> orders the facility remain on emergency diesel generation power until after the UAP20 intercept mission is completed. This is a very odd command to give

Since when is "we've got enough fuel, let's deal with one issue at a time" an odd command?

> Line 39: A rather lengthy log entry by WO Roberts, possibly describing the countermeasures the UAP deployed against the Raptors that were reported by the pilots involved. Redacted in full.

Holy baseless speculation, Batman!
The visualization reveals that Transformer tends to allocate only a small proportion of attention scores to the correct answer, while disproportionately focusing on irrelevant context.

[...] Specifically, we partition the query and key vectors into two groups and compute two separate softmax attention maps. Then the result of subtracting these two maps is regarded as attention scores.

[...] The approach is analogous to noise-canceling headphones and differential amplifiers in electrical engineering, where the difference between two signals cancels out common-mode noise.

Simple change, with seemingly decent improvements across the board.
that would be huge!
Here's a resounding 'slap' delivered by one physicist to his peers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBIvSGLkwJY
Is the current system of "Use by" not also entirely driven by government regulation, from the requirement to the ∆T?

Agreed that a "Produced on" date is better.
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You're right. Its not a theory. The ridiculous requirements related to DEI, climate, and wage/labor are right in the text. If the goal was to provide internet to 9 million people, it wouldn't cost $42 billion.
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