skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
real data - background model = bump

This is all just counting statistics, it actually is that simple. (The resonance equals particle is quite a bit more complex, but for a basic treatment the bump is a particle could probably just be understood as jargon.)
You might be projecting your understanding of history on the practitioners.
It probably depends... is it a necessary war for the legitimate defense of our country, or is it another bullshit futile war started by bankers or politicians trying to make some sort of twisted legacy for themselves?

Reminder that a significant portion of the American public opposed participation in WW2 until the US Navy got attacked by Japan and Germany subsequently declared war as well.

(And before anybody says it, refusing to sell oil to Japan so their armies could take over Asia wasn't America declaring war on Japan, nor did it give Japan a legitimate or rational cause to attack America. Japan caused war for themselves by their own imperialist ambitions.)
Interesting. So I do get the over-shadow effect for about 1.5 seconds but I get that from any bright light that transitions to a grey background mostly from taking high dose benfotiamine, along with lutein and astaxanthin and chelated copper as my nervous system was being depleted of thiamine due to a dumb self induced issue that I have nearly resolved. Maybe I am not a good test subject for that reason. Or perhaps my monitor is too bright.

Edit: I reduced the brightness, contrast and changed the black mode of the monitor and went through several cycles. I still get the over-shadow effect for anywhere from 1.5 to 2 seconds but no other effects. Perhaps my supplements are interfering or confounding. I guess it may be useful to note what supplements the test subject is consuming along with dosage to determine if that is a confounding factor.
This is precisely https://social.coop, of which I am part of, except for the "not being Mastodon" bit :)

Governance happens on Loomio, which is a forum tailored for community decision making, but the main platform that coop members get access to is a Mastodon instance for now. We are experimenting with Bonfire, which is more flexible and might end up providing a solid base for federated apps in general.

Let me know if you have any questions!
It's entirely a different kind of flying
Not a dumb question! This first version is still mainly targetted at people who are in this area and generate some excitement, I do hope to make this more accesible though!

The inputs are 1. images 2. with a pose. The usual way to get poses for your images is https://github.com/colmap/colmap.

The output is a 3D model. Specifically a "Gaussian Splat", which is a sort of fuzzy point cloud. There are some tools out there to view & edit these (besides Brush), eg. https://playcanvas.com/supersplat/editor.
The social interpretation of history; a refutation of the Marxian... (1920)
I personally went (a year ago) to pass: https://www.passwordstore.org/.

It just creates a git repository that I can back up wherever I want.
> shared a meme

You can stop reading here
Possibly related are silver coins called "trade dollars" that were minted in the usa and used for trade with china which exibit "chop marks" signifying validity: https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=9cb25f21911ea42e&q=tra...
>Angel, whose interest was primarily “racial” analysis

There is a long and sad history of 'race scientists' cherry-picking data to get the results they want (usually that other 'races' are less intelligent), so I would be a bit dubious about any data or analysis they came up with.
> The documentary "Sugar Coated" goes into the history regarding the pro-sugar/anti-fat industry lobbying aspect.

I strongly suggest you don't take the information from a documentary, which is focused on engaging story telling in order to make money, with a balanced and complete view of the situation.
Cassettes in the 1970s were great for recording music off FM radio and also for making copies of LPs you owned (or borrowed) that you could play in the car. I bought very few if any prerecorded cassettes as the sound quality didn't seem as good as LPs. Dolby and other forms of noise reduction were big for getting rid of "tape hiss." Sometimes the cassette deck would mangle the tape "bandsalad" I have heard it called. Cassettes with screws were preferred so you could fix a mangled tape. C-90 length tapes were the optimum since they could easily hold an LP and seemed a bit more robust than the C-120s. John Peel was the DJ I listened to and recorded from the most off the Beeb back in the UK.
Doesn’t everyone sell at the highest price they can, without regard for their COGS?

I don’t break out my household expenses when I negotiate pay at a new employer.
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It's mostly dependent upon tape quality and deck quality. With a good deck and good tapes, it was extremely reliable. Cheap tapes and cheap decks OTOH were a nightmare.
> Would s/foo/bar/g change every foo into bar without also changing every food into bard?

Sure, and if that’s the case you write a better pattern. The replacement s/foo/bar/g applies only to the current line as written. It’s easy to see if it will work or not. But if you also have food on the same line, you can write s/foo\ze\W/bar/g to match foo followed by a non-letter and replace only foo.

> Also in most use cases, clicking for each multicursor is the wrong way to do it.

Maybe, but I’ve sure spent a lot of time pair programming with people who do it, which is why I bring it up. For what it’s worth, I prefer multicursors, and my find-and-replace workflow is much as you describe, albeit entirely keyboard and regex driven. Your average junior programmer who just learned vscode three or four years ago only knows multiclicking though, and I don’t want to kill the momentum by interrupting to point out how they could use their tools better.
Mochi 1 AI ｜Text and image to video generator online
How have you trained yourself to do that?
The real answer is that this is not a lot of money in the US.
Yes, having a goal is the way to go.
UX design is hard when it comes to this kind of stuff. You can pick between an imperfect solution (see Firefox) or not implementing a solution at all.

Chrome's market share sure doesn't seem to suffer from them blocking extensions such as ad blockers on desktop either. Most users don't care about the feature and those that do rarely consider alternatives. There's no pressure frkm consumers to implement features like these and a lot of risk if they get the UX wrong.

If you want addons, you can always stick with Firefox. The entire addon store has been opened up, unlike before where you had to hack together addon lists to install addons Mozilla didn't whitelist. The ones I use all work fine these days, including the more complex ones such as consent-o-matic.

There's also Kiwi, which is Chromium based I believe. Even comes with dev tools if that's what you want. Probably a great deal for people who use tablets with keyboards as portable dev environments.
This is better than nothing, but I believe a Unreal type of license for their products would be much better. Like, if you do less than what 5000 euros/usd per month, you can use it for free, after that, you pay X per major version. That way I can start using it for free, and as soon as I reached some reasonable ammount of money I start to pay.

This is Unreal's license for those that don't know it:

* Game developers (royalties apply after $1 million USD gross product revenue) = Free

* Individuals and small businesses (with less than $1 million USD in annual gross revenue) = Free

Another thing they can do is what they do with YouTrack. 1~2 devs, free, after that X per major version or Y per year.
We don't disagree. A look up table with exact rules is a rules system to me from an NLP/GOFAI perspective. I was aware of how the libraries tend to work because I had often used things like looking up lemmas/word sense/pos in NLTK and Spacy in the past, and I know the libraries code fairly well.

Context today may mean more (e.g. the whole sentence, or string, or the prompt context for an LLM), and obviously context has a meaning in computational linguistics (e.g. "context free grammar"), but the point here is stemmers arbitrary follow the same process without a second stage. If a stemmer encounters "best" and "good" it by definition does not have a stage to use the same lemma for them. Context is just one of those overloaded terms unfortunately.

Lemmatizing, in terms of how it works on simple scenarios (lets imagine reviews) helps to lump those words together and correctly identify the proportion of term frequencies for words we might be interested in more consistently than stemming can. It's still limited by using word breaks like spaces or punctuation ofcourse.
> If there's such a long queue, why don't doctors raise prices until the queue goes away? Do doctors not like money?

You do understand the 'queue' are sick people who need treatment? If the 'queue' goes away then they're just untreated and potentially die. Doctors like money but, at least where I come from, you don't go into medicine for cash. You do it for ideals or respect or to have a job that means something.

> I'm not sure there's such a thing. There's no clearly defined amount that is 'medically useful'. There are just gradually diminishing returns to more medicine (in a statistical sense).

there is actually such a thing as overtreatment. There's this really interesting statistical point where too much testing can actually cause harm, even if the test it self is harmless, because it discovers things that wouldn't have really been a problem ('incidentalomas').

And, unfortunately, there does come a point at times where a patient cannot be helped and it is better to just let them enjoy what time they have left rather than subject them to more treatment and recovery time and all that.
I don't think it was a bug. They dismissed it and clearly said that they had no intention to adjust the license: https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk/issues/898.
The more and more bit-hacks I see, the more convinced I am that they should be handled by a cleverer compiler. Some intrinsic(s) where you say “do x, y, to these bits” and it just figures out the optimum way of doing it for whatever platform you compile for.
This doesn't look like a bug: https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk/issues/898
> It is one the best predictors of job performance (up there with a work sample test), income, reaction time, how much schooling you'll get, how likely you are to commit crime, how long you'll live.

Almost all of which can also be predicted pretty well using your zip code. Are you sure IQ is measuring something internal?
> As for MS-Edge, well I guess it must be funny for Microsoft to see they're getting a taste of their own sweet old medicine...

Can you elaborate on this a bit?
my bad; here is the ":-)" that should've accompanied the whimsy supra.
Rollup/rolldown is a component of Vite, not full replacement
Technical Marvels, Part 8: Historical Surveying Instruments
I don't mind spending a bit more for the 3A+ to not have to deal with the adapters like microUSB to USB-A host ports for my 3D printers. Or for video displays having Ethernet and full-sized HDMI. I do have a Zero 2W just in case, but for my current use cases I just like the 3A+ more.
It works just fine on Firefox. The things that seems to be Chrome-only is the "select some text, right click to get direct link" bit, and the "link to text that is hidden".
This tool is handy if you want a specific bit shuffle:

https://programming.sirrida.de/calcperm.php

It doesn't always find the optimal solution but it usually gets close.
> there’s only ever between 1 and 3 anchor bits

How often are these texturers transfered and how small are they?

Doing all this to avoid sending at most three bits for a texture file sounds like a colossal waste of human life and of money.
I'm quite a climate fatalist, and your comment made me realize the collapse will be long and painful. Oh did I say "will be"? More like "is".

There'll be a lot more bullets and missiles shot, even if countries might not be officially at "war" with each other. I can imagine China "invading" Russia for water/fertile Siberian land, the EU killing^W letting more people die in the Mediterranean, and "civilized" countries having trade (and probably later bullet) wars for food and water.

When Europe faced an energy crisis because they had to stop buying Russian gas (since the money was suddenly funding the killing of Ukranians), they bid more for LNGs, and tankers of the stuff headed for India turned around at sea.

And Covid has shown that even friendly countries got protective and abandoned "friends" in times of crisis - when it spiked in Italy, the Schengen open border policy/EU freedom of movement was suspended, there were even talks of countries blocking shipment of vaccines because they needed it for themselves. And let's not forget how it was a vaccines galore for the rich countries, and "Please wait your turn" for the poor ones...
> I've never seen a satisfactory definition of what a particle is as defined by modern field theory.

Quantum physics PhD here. It's because, we don't know. We don't have an ontology for quantum mechanics. We don't know what any of the mathematical model "actually is"

It's the same for basically all modern physics. We lack an ontology for it, so no we can't tell you "what it really is". Literally no one knows

But yes, the mathematical model is: a unit of excitation of the quantum field. What that actually is, is totally unknown
I did, deleted Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (now X). And it helped me a lot to gain back my inner peace. My meditation was deeper, more profound, I genuinely gained back my inner peace. The constant bombardement with posts made to boost the ego of people is toxic for the consumer of these images / texts.

But then, in the context of the Gaza conflict, I realized that X is a very good source to follow intellectuals, thinkers, journalits whom I wouldn't read otherwise in Germany, where anyone is vilified who even wears a Kefiyeh. When you see how our western media frames, justifies, whitewashes a conflict caracterised as a genocide by many scholars, we need other platforms to hear those voices.

Now this sounds like the alt right that wants its platforms. But hear me out. There are intellectuals who show the headlines, the framing, and you cannot help but think that Noam Chomsky's book "Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media", written in 1988, is more relevant than ever.

X has the capacity to show different perspectives and can be invaluable. But it's also a curse exploited by many. Russia, China, Iran, but also our allies. See this for instance[1].

[1] "The Israelis Destabilizing Democracy and Disrupting Elections Worldwide - National Security & Cyber - Haaretz" // https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/security-aviation/2022-1...
CHIPS Act: This Startup Shows Why It's Needed
Tracking allocations is necessary, but not sufficient.

struct S {
int arr1[100];
std::string s;
int arr2[100];
};

void foo(S& s) {
//arr1 and arr2 are in the same complete object
//so they are in the same allocation
std::sort(std::begin(arr1), std::end(arr2));
}

To make it sound you really need to track arrays specifically (including implicit single-element ones), not just allocations.

It's surely somewhat feasible, as the constexpr interpreters in compilers do track it, but something like that would probably be way inefficient at runtime.
easy:

while(true) {
if(
(date.today() - date(this.system.uptime) >= 51)
&& !this.sys.isFlying
) {
this.sys.resetNow();
}
time.sleep(1000);
}
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San Francisco will spend $212M to bid 5.25-inch floppy disks goodbye
It's also really good onigiri style with rice: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/49785/spam-musubi/
I've seen that on pages with text editors that don't load all the text or where search is expanded with more features, like for example on Github.

In these cases I usually click outside the editor and then control+f works as usual.

If not, you can also try F3, and if that's hijacked too browsers usually have a shortcut to "find in page" in the hamburguer/three-dots menu
> RAT … It is what you hear sometimes, when the aircraft is making a very shrill noise flying over your head.

I’ve been around a lot of airplanes and I can’t say I’ve seen or heard a ram air turbine deployed in flight. There was a recent incident involving a Frontier Airlines flight in which the RAT was deployed when the aircraft was put in emergency electrical configuration. The deployment of the RAT would be quite rare.
The red one. It has more RAM!
> The problem with "sales tax", or "value-added tax" in Europe, is that it applies only to consumers.

That's not quite correct. At each transaction you pay VAT on the margin, that's why it's called Value Added Tax. So if company B buys from company A and sells to company C then company B pays VAT on the difference between what it charges company C and what it paid company A.
Character Amnesia in China
Jakub Boksansky's Ray Tracing Gems Chapters
I was studying the code they posted on GitHub.
One line of attack is to study the bugs/workarounds in the code.

For example, https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aapple%2Fsecurity-pcc%20rd..., lists out all references to `rdar` which is a link schema for Apple's bug management system.

Also, it is clear that the code is cross platform (it references iOS and macOS).
So the code here gives clues as to the security operation of iOS as well in case you wanted to do iOS security research.

It is lovely to see the middleware here written in Swift. It is quite chunky. Reading all that XPC code gives me the shivers (as I've personal experience with how tricky that can get).

Overall it is a very interesting offering. I wish I had two weeks to burn through the details...
[I am the author of The Road to Zero, and iOS Crash Dump Analysis].
Edge does have a "Copy link to highlight" option in its context menu.
The whole American economy is already rigged to let baby boomers cash out at the end of their lives so they can travel Europe while younger generations struggle to make rent. Then I'm supposed to mask up and stay inside for an indefinite period of time ("two weeks to flatten the curve" becomes two months, then starts to look like it will be two years...), for what? To protect myself from an illness which nearly everybody my age shrugs off effortlessly? No, to protect the baby boomers so that they might live even longer. American society revolves around baby boomers.

A century ago, old people would have made sacrifices so that young people could live their lives. Baby boomers are too self absorbed for that, far too selfish. I gave them two months, which is more than I should have. Give an inch and they'll try to take a mile. If it wasn't for the pushback we'd all still be isolating to make baby boomers feel safe.
Completely ordinary setup, as is, both arch and nixos.
The feature "seems to work on Firefox" if you're using the version of Firefox released 10 days ago [0]

It's not implemented in Firefox ESR and won't be until June 2025 [1]

[0] https://caniuse.com/url-scroll-to-text-fragment

[1] https://whattrainisitnow.com/calendar/
> I don't see what they'd have to lose.

If there is a cost or liability, then most businesses will avoid doing it.

There usually has to be a clear financial benefit: businesses should make profits - they are not social services or hobbies.

Fortunately businesses contain people and people often do altruistic things for non-financial reasons.
When I started in SoftDev, way before forced diversion initiatives. I had pleasure to work with a good number of women engineers.

They were all above average developers. This was a norm to the point that I'd assume any new female dev is competent from get-go.

Sadly flooding corporation with people who have no idea how to code and are quota hires quickly destroyed that notion. The whole DEI actually is validating and reinforcing stupid stereotypes. And hurting the cause of bringing more women to programming in the long term.
As an aside, being opensource is there a reason you only publish in Play store and not F-Droid?
Is food in your country/area that expensive? I live in an expensive city in the middle of Europe and get most of those things for half the price in a normal supermarket. If I optimize for sales and seasons, I even get cheaper prices, while still have a divers healthy diet. Even more so if I buy in bulk and prepare in advance. But to be fair, it would demand more time and knowledge, which is not for everyone.
I always wished something to point at typos in websites... thanks for that
Talking about harmful stereotypes, eh?
HuggingFace
https://github.com/gradio-app/gradio
ChatUI , lots of AI applications UI are build with / ontop of svelte.
https://github.com/huggingface/chat-ui

Ollama's OpenWebUI
https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui

Cannot edit my previous answer i mentioned wrong page.
, updated proper links
A dating app subscription is super cheap, like 40 bucks a month. I think it makes more sense to pay that then try and circumvent the system by messaging people through Instagram