skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The guy who made this video is pretty weak on how to communicate effectively.

Spends like 6 minutes with a creepy cardboard face of MrBeast in the clinic and performing "eye surgery" on him tf?

It's still not clear to me what happened; did Beast interact with him and tell him he would pay and never did? Did Beast just show up to his clinic and make the whole thing up?

This only has 17k views and was uploaded 8 months ago. It's because it's incoherent, the story or situation is not clear at all. With effective storytelling this could have gone viral, ironically, effective storytelling like the kind that MrBeast used.
Add ‘-nobattleye’ to the Steam command-line launch options and you can play single-player without any installs.

(Rockstar really should’ve made this a separate launch option like other games do)
I fried some this afternoon:

- hot pan

- high smoke point oil

- high heat

- hot oil

- move it once it’s got the brown crust

I’ve made scrambled eggs in it before too but these were the things I did today and I’m not expert enough to minimize them without experimentation. I frequently eat eggs and don’t have much trouble.
I both enjoyed and was frustrated by this article in equal measure. There are so many things that aren't adequately explained. Like the keystream and how it can be used to decrypt. I think this post could have benefited from an editor, proof reader, or even a pass through some ai.
Please look at that chart and aggressively pick all the items you're going to add up. Prioritize the difficult choices and make the helpful decisions. Focusing on energy CONSUMPTION is a losing battle, you won't even get to 50% in theory, and in practice you'd lose political will as people realize you're taking them back to the stone age.

Now look at the chart and focus on energy PRODUCTION. If someone could make enough emission-free electricity, you can get rid of nearly all of it. Except for airplanes, because batteries are heavy - but thankfully that's only 2% and doesn't matter very much.

No matter how you slice it or whatever sentimental argument you throw at it, Bezos, Musk, and Taylor's jets don't add up to anything that matters.
Maybe some small minority of mods make money, and Reddit turns a blind eye.

But it's certainly not the majority, and the further back in time you go, the number gets significantly lower.

I'm still coming to terms with the fact that the internet has changed. The people who do it for money completely outcompete those who do it for passion.
I have, very regretfully, stopped using cast iron. Being a man, in a country where I can't easily donate blood, iron load is something that I want to be careful of.

It is possible to cook with cast iron in a way that won't leech too much iron into food, just as it is possible to cook with nonstick in a way that won't leech Dupont chemicals. But I'd much rather just use foolproof stainless or ceramic cookware that doesn't have these issues.
Show HN: I built a GPT-4o chapter by chapter DIY book summarizer
Perhaps we should? Isn't this a place where people come for thoughtful, intelligent discussion?
I kept saying this for a decade but no one listens, even my mom.

Consider all outside food is toxic too.
"Pitfalls of Demographic Forecasts of US Elections"
This myth needs to die. Teflon is only an issue at temperatures you're just not going to encounter in a kitchen.

And if you did encounter such temperature, and you had oil on the pan - well you've poisoned yourself more than the Teflon would!
I make eggs all the time in mine, no sticking. It just needs butter or something.
Why is nobody mentioning that there is no such thing as Llama 3.2 70B
So in this case I think it would make sense to have a separate pool where you store large files like media so you can save on the dedup for them.

Is there an inherent performance loss of using 64kB blocks on FS level when using storage devices that are 4kB under the hood?
I know this won’t enrich the conversation much, but here’s a Reddit link to the comments showing “normal folk” reactions to a QR code on a door.

https://reddit.nerdvpn.de/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1gg37...
Valve wouldn't purposefully backdoor you for nefarious purposes. But any such code is not nearly reviewed enough to be sure it is free of unintentional backdoors that could be exploited by third parties.
> They send a hash

My understanding is that they keep a local file with known malware signatures, just like the malware scanners on every other platform.

> macOS includes built-in antivirus technology called XProtect for the signature-based detection and removal of malware. The system uses YARA signatures, a tool used to conduct signature-based detection of malware, which Apple updates regularly

https://support.apple.com/guide/security/protecting-against-...
> page has 22 ads

> calls chief search scientist “elderly”

> concludes google is dying

Author if you’re reading this the answer lies within.
Not at all correct! Nothing of what was said is true. The actual reality is:

* Microsoft makes piles of money from Gaming
* Microsoft got involved with Gaming to damage Linux adoption and corporate support (Sony/Linux/Playstation)
* Microsoft spends massive amounts of attention on gaming to lock in the general public to Windows
* Microsoft continues to lose to Linux
* Microsoft uses cheating to lie about open source being 'something something' cheaters

The fact of the matter is that Microsoft has absolutely no interest in an open source solution to these problems and are using these issues to lie, mislead and spread FUD in some absurd fantasy world where only some superior microsoft driven closed source solution is the only possible way this can be solved. All of that is a complete lie. Nothing more.

A smart linux and free software lawyer would be wise to file a class action lawsuit for discovery documents inside Microsoft where one would undoubtedly find piles of emails between the executives hell bent on doing everything to damage Linux adoption have stupidly wielded this unidentified axe which is actually a -4 cursed boat anchor.

Anyone that tells you that computer security or trust can only be done with proprietary software is lying to you for their own benefit.
sure, thanks. would be awesome if can give your insight on this product!
What an incredible testament to the lengths men can be driven by spite.

I would like to try your game, sir. But my problem is the people trying to take over my computer. I am not going to solve that by letting you take over my computer.

Let's talk system requirements- could I get away with running it on an old junker laptop?
Build something you wish existed. Simple as that.

Even if it already exists but there are things about it that annoy you (and others), build a better version (competitor).
Yeah, I remember writing gcode on paper in school to control a wire EDM machine
I'm impressed. Many years ago I worked on something like this but this one is a much better result. It even works well on mobile.

The documentation, linked at the top of the page, is excellent.
It's better in that it tastes good and it prevents sticking. Neither of which you can say about battery acid.
If you are going to suggest someone has effectively said something meaningless, why not break it down properly and calculate the error bars?

I'll be just as lazy...4x the number of male duds across that number of observations? It's going to be statistically significant.
At that point I could just cook in stainless steel. The hope is to not have crusty eggs imo
> This is bad for the entire industry.

This is Microsoft continuing to demonize free software and Linux. If they actually cared, they would support an open source solution to the problem. SOMETHING THEY ABSOLUTELY OPPOSE. That is the core issue. Say it over and over, Microsoft _DOES NOT WANT A SOLUTION TO THESE PROBLEMS_.
Kagi has fixed traditional search for me.
I find this hard to believe. Can someone give me an example of something that takes months that AI can correctly do in hours?
I have the same. I would much rather have a different port, like USB-A, than something I have never used
I should clarify, I meant "will the GP be less concerned if the precedent says training is legal in the U.S.?" The Japan one was just an example of what could happen.

My point was that, if the GP will disagree with such a precedent, then their worry goes further than mere legalities. Specifically, "there isn't clear legal precedent yet whether training models is an acceptable use of licensed work" felt like a non-sequitur to me, because it is unlikely they would care about the legal precedent.
Go is a very small fraction of the code at Google.
I don’t see how the country pulls back from this. The problem isn’t just Trump anymore, it’s the entire Republican party. The Pence’s have all fled.
I grew up in Cleveland and saw these around occasionally...never knew anything about the backstory though...pretty interesting!

I had heard stories about Euclid Beach Park sort of like one hears stories of Coney Island. Never really understood why these parks disappeared.
How about that whole eating fat leads to heart disease being long disproven point?

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9794145/
Hm. Take for example formalization in Calculus of Constructions (Coq, Lean). What you propose is essentially beta-equivalence of the underlying lambda calculus terms.

However, this is not without problems (undecidability aside). Different CoC formalizations can use, for example, different LC representations of natural numbers (Church numerals, binary..) or other basic types, such as pairs.

Does that mean that proof using Church numerals and proof using binary numerals are different? Intuitively, I don't think so, yet they are according to above definition.

Another example. One can embed classical propositional logic into intuitionistic one using translation of LC terms (basically continuation-passing style transform). Is the translated proof the same or different? It operates on different terms and is thus different as a program.

I think the fundamental problem is the idea that there is some universal and absolute equivalence relation between proofs. Rejecting that leads to accepting equivalence relative to the type of the proposition. (I think you can get some absoluteness back using univalence axiom, but I don't comprehend that.)
It happens in Safari and Music.app. I find that Airpods exacerbate the issue too.
How about, don't fry with any color plastic spatulas.
How about 80x markup vs commercial airliner soap dispenser? The article states that Federal acquisition policy is to “only” pay a 25% markup vs commercial alternatives, which means we’re not talking about things that are exclusively military (god I can’t imagine the markup on those).

I think the far simpler explanation is that the company that has historically cut corners on QA, released shoddy products that have killed several hundred people, and had executives go to jail for bribery, is also price gouging.
That will only protect you against wall hacks. This is a strategy known as fog of war. The server will not send the positions of players far from you. However, you still need to send the positions of players near you, but still behind walls, otherwise lag compensation won't work properly.

This doesn't protect you against trigger bots (shoot automatically when you put your mouse on a target), aim bots (snap to targets, ranging from obvious hacks to very minute adjustments), and others.
Well, in this case the control does not really match the treatment group at all, so I would suggest that may be a serious flaw. If the hypothesis is that the proprietary algorithm is responsible for the change in the treatment group, it is an odd choice to use an entirely different game as a control, rather than the same game with the proprietary adaptive algorithm removed. (Evidently it is possible to remove just the algorithm, as the demo version lacks the treatment algorithm.) I'm a bit skeptical of the utility of the study.

(I also take minor issue with a study "sponsored by Alkili" being reasonably construed as independent, given that "the funder had a role in study conception and design, confirming data and statistical analyses, and conducting the study." But this of course does not necessarily invalidate the underlying science.)
Title is about training.... article about inference
Or better yet. A single photo I take of the kids will be stored in my camera roll. I will then share it with family using three different messengers. Now I have 4 copies. Each of the individual (recoded) are stored inside those messengers and also backed up. This even happens when sharing the same photo multiple times in different chats with the same messenger.

Is there any way to do de duplication here? Or just outright delete all the derivatives?
It could also be that women value work/life balance more than men, while the tech industry is rather infamous for poor work/life balance. The fact that most tech jobs are exempt from overtime in the US doesn't help.
It continues to boggle my mind why there would be engineers who cannot touch type - not just for speed but because your brain now has to spend part of its processing cycles trying to find the next key on the keyboard.
170c right? I do the same but use 350f. I also heat the pan before adding oil. Works perfectly every time. Even more nonstick than any nonstick pan I’ve used.
> took place on October 29

> The day before, he led the group on a tour

> The building was empty

Monday, October 28th, was a work from home day.
Why Wikipedia has landed in legal trouble in India
Yes that's because they don't price match.
If they would, the Apple computer would still some better things about it but it wouldn't win a lot of benchmarks, if any...
This is genuinely fascinating research. The fact that this is basically just a fine-tuned Gemini model being fed a bunch of camera feeds and raw sensor data, and it’s outperforming existing methods, is wild. The ability for the model to explain (in plain English!) the reasons for its decisions is hugely important for pushing V&V forward with end-to-end solutions. There are big computational demands for this technology, and the amount of data that can be processed is limited. However, these kinds of restrictions usually get solved quickly (think about how much better the perf of small LLMs has gotten in the last year).
It is nice when that happens. Of course, you are welcome.

If you don't mind sharing your take, what firmed up, I would read it with great interest!
I often delete large chunks of it unread if it doesn't do what I expected. It's much like copy and paste; deleting code doesn't take long.
From my understanding, if you play an EAC game on Linux with Proton, you're not really running the same EAC as Windows players. You're running a lite version that runs as a regular user and it tries to provide at least some level of protection like verifying game files or detecting anything clearly out of place that it can detect, but obviously it doesn't have the permissions to see everything running on your system or install a kernel module. This does mean cheaters could probably just cheat on Linux to bypass it more easily, so anticheats like EAC will put Linux support as an opt-in toggle which some developers choose not to enable.
Chinese sanctions hit US drone maker supplying Ukraine
> Tidal tails are thin, elongated regions of stars and interstellar gas extending into space. They are formed as a result of gravitational interactions between galaxies and star clusters. The observations show that some interacting objects have two distinct tails, while other systems have only one tail.
Both have the same 70 degree diagonal field of view. You're comparing Meta's diagonal to ML2's horizontal.

Its lighter, but years newer and not in significant production.

The full wireless and self contained stuff is impressive, but not really tied to the display is it? Maybe more efficient for less battery drain? Do we have numbers on the display power consumption at a given brightness, and is it from the optics or the image source?
https://archive.is/eJsQq
I hear popping when Chrome opens a big image or something similar. I always assumed it was a Chrome issue.
possibly, depending on the gpu. wickedengine requires modernish gpu.

spite was definitely a part of it. at a certain point while playing and watching fortnite solo build, i wondered why there are so many bugs and if i could fix them. i wanted to understand why ping advantage and storm surge have to exist. this game was my journey to find out. it has been a privilege and a joy every single day.

as far as security, you’re asking the right questions. the typical gamer showing up in my discord doesn’t, so i guide them to them.

if you boot my game, you’ve booted an archlinux iso. what could i do? i could read/wipe your disks, so you should make sure they are encrypted/backedup. i could probe your network. i could maybe even install bios level persistent malware. i could do anything a userspace app with admin can do.

none of this is different from a windows app as soon as you click yes on the admin popup thingy which every multiplayer game needs.

reboot-to-play is better, because assuming you use bitlocker, i can't read every file on you c drive, unlike every game you've installed from steam. i also can't mess up your windows registry, or any other os config.

the reboot-to-play build process is not yet open, but soon will be. even then, the game binary it will download and run is not open.

this and more is explored in the faq on the games site, let me know if you want more answers up there!

the purpose of reboot-to-play is not to corrupt your disks. its purpose is to get all players into an identical state, for fairness, and to avoid finicky windows tweaking for performance. everyone’s pc is a special snowflake. what we want for multiplayer is identical arcade machines. every time you boot, you're in the correct state.

running software is ultimately about trust. you can trust epic, or riot. you can trust steam or apple to vet user provide apps. you can trust me.

do you want to trust me? that's up to you. i would say, wait for launch, watch some streams and videos, and see if it looks fun!

launching soon. working through final matchmaking issues now.
Reddit-style pedantry time!

Semantics is literally the meaning of things. So, yes the difference between those phrases is semantics.

But your use of 'semantics' meant something subtly different. Ain't language weird?
If I turn the volume down to the point that I only hear the cadence/rhythm of the voices, but can no longer make out the words, it sounds like any, “This Week in…” podcast.
Well, common lisp and some schemes and prolog tend to get a good deal of praise here, even if their commercial utilization is lower. OCaml, F# and Clojure tend to get a good deal of favorable comments as well.

I suspect it is less about cargo culting, and more about two separate things:

First, the tooling for C# and really anything dotnet has been awful on any OS other than Windows until fairly recently. Windows is (to be blunt) a very unpopular OS in every development community that isn't dotnet.

Second, anthing enterprise is worth taking with a skeptical grain of salt; "enterprise" typically gets chosen for commercial support contracts, vendor lock-in, or astronaut architects over-engineering everything to fit best practices from 20 years ago. Saying big businesses run on it is a virtue is akin to saying that Oracle software is amazing or that WordPress engineering is amazing because so many websites run on it. Popularity and quality are entirely orthogonal.

I suppose there is probably another reason, which is the cluster fuck that has been the naming and churn of dot net versions for several years. ASP.NET, then core, then the core suffix got dropped at version 5, even though not everything was cross platform... So much pointless confusion.
Horseshoes? As in “close enough”?
Deepface: A Lightweight Face Recognition and Facial Attribute Analysis Framework
You can just turn it off. macOS lets you change the resolution to use just the screen below the notch, and because it's mini-LED, the now unused "flaps" to the sides of the notch are indistinguishable from the rest of the bezel.
But they assist developers and collect novel coding experience from their projects all the time. Each application of LLM creates feedback to the AI code - the human might leave it as is, slightly change it, or refuse it.
> AGPL instills fear into SAAS corporations

When I brought the same thing up on Lobste.rs, someone pointed out that AWS has no problems selling a hosted Grafana, which uses the AGPL. (https://aws.amazon.com/grafana/)

I'm not sure the AGPL is as fearsome as imagined, even with its restrictions.
Dropbox Is Laying Off 20% of Its Staff
Is Dropbox the best syncing alternative for Linux? What do you use?
I've been using Selenized for many years now and I'm quite happy with it.

https://github.com/jan-warchol/selenized

(As an aside, why was the title changed to remove clarifying what Monokai is?)
If 25% of code was AI-written, wouldn't it be a 33[.333...]% increase in productivity?
> The strategy is to funnel most users onto an ipad-like platform

They make the best selling laptop in the world, and other most-popular-in-class laptops. If their strategy is to have people not use laptops, they are going about it funny.
> phones home

Nope.

It has a built in malware scanner, but that just requires a downloaded list of known malware signatures.
Anything you get for free, that requires someone else to work to provide it, means you're going to pay for it one way or another.
OpenAI's multibillion-dollar gambit to become a for-profit company
Despite being effective at low temperatures when properly sized, and with traditional heating when needed, they aren't efficient during the coldest days when you have a leaky house. That's where ground source systems clean up.
My main gripe with this form of code generation is that is primarily used to generate “leaf” code. Code that will not be further adjusted or refactored into the right abstractions.

It is now very easy to sprinkle in regexes to validate user input , like email addresses, on every controller instead of using a central lib/utility for that.

In the hands of a skilled engineer it is a good tool. But for the rest it mainly serves to output more garbage at a higher rate.
I saw the same thing in not quite 'rural' Czechia, but definitely not Prague.