skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From my outsider (non-American) male perspective, I never heard anything from the Democrats. Somehow I ended up hearing a whole lot from the Republicans, without looking for it (or wanting it!). Whatever they did, they seemed to do a better job getting into the channels where men are found. So while I expect the Democrats haven't criticized men, I can understand how it is easy to buy into the rumours when that is all you have to go on.
When the average voter attempts to prove that elections are insecure by doing the things you claim you could easily do, they end up getting caught and facing election fraud charges.

Being able to cast a vote illegally is trivially easy because there are exceptions baked into the system like provisional ballots. Lucky there is an thorough audit process so having that vote actually counted while avoiding election fraud charges is a lot harder.
This will happen behind closed doors among smart people who, through some very old traditions of communication, can cooperatively discover the bad information. The miasma and murky ocean puzzle pieces don’t need to be fitted.
If you choose your latitude right (roughly 10-30 degrees North), the variability caused by eccentricity and axial tilt mostly cancels out.

https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61b40f74f9cdfc...

As for dust storms, you need stored energy anyway -- nuclear power goes down too! A big tank of oxygen counts as "stored energy," and so does a big container of desorbed lithium carbonate (CO2 scrubber material).
Thank you for the example, I do hope that they clarify that gray area in the law. It's a tough situation; they were dealing with probabilities (sometimes infections occur, and sometimes these infections lead to death) rather than a clear-cut "we can save one of these two lives if we perform an abortion".
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If you work in knowledge fields, I'd imagine it's not too difficult to immigrate to certain countries. But also those fields pay far more in the United States than any other country in the world, so it's a tough thing to commit to.
Well the Trump camp was mostly blaming illegal immigrants in this cycle, and illegal immigrants can't vote, so seems like that strategy works ok.
engraçado, eu acabei de ver esse post no reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/fivethirtyeight/comments/1gkq7k7/at...
The same thing that happens when you subsidize EVs - we just use more. If you lower the cost of consumption, consumption goes up. If you lower the cost of alternative means of consumption, total consumption still goes up.

It goes up either way, you might as well have the source be here instead of from a foreign adversary.
> The dems will likely stop anointing people.

I thought that after 2016...
First time I've ever seen the word "schmutz" in a headline. It refers to a black particulate found inside the compounded drug.
That would make it a left/right thing.
As a European: there is no left in america, there is a liberal right and a conservative right.

The economy is good in america, but that just means that the amount of "resources" in the country is increasing, but, if "average joe" benefits from that or not is a question of how those resources are distributed.

Left/Right is about economy.

Being on the right means that you find it more important that the total pool of resources is increasing.

Being on the left means that you care more about how the resources are distributed.

What happened here is IMHO that the conservatives did the populist thing, they claimed that regular people would get more resources if they won, while still claiming that they would distribute less resources away from wealthy people.

They are not wrong in saying that the economy is good, it is just that since there is no left in american politics, it seems like some people have forgotten the other perspective, since redistribution of wealth have been almost an insult in america for so long. Yet, last time he was president, trump managed to send everyone a check, signed by himself, but paid for by taxes, without being called an evil communist.

I listened to a radia program where poor americans where interviewed, and that was the thing that they remembered about trump, he sent them a check.

So, in conclusion, there is a large group of poor americans, that associate the guy that wants to remove taxes for rich people with what I (according to the above definition) consider to be left wing politics.
If management cared about the browser they would have never had this staff in the first place, a similar amount of staff for programming, testing, and marketing their browser would have been effective at making a better browser and getting more market share.
Just with tiny amounts of data.
If you voted for him, possibly still not stupid. Love him? Definitely stupid.

> Your point about supplicants can be equally applied to Kamala.

Ah yes, the district attorney with a long political career is exactly same as the reality TV star.
I've been using django-seed and it's fine. The API is a little confusing, it hasn't been updated in years and there are some sharp edges (e.g. auto-M2M2M).

Yes, to your point, it would be great to see the jazzband project adopt/anoint it or another solution.
> "it easily leads to genocide if you feel that an entire people are responsible for an attack perpetrated by a few dozens of terrorists"

3,000 Gazans crossed into Israel on October 7th. Not dozens. Also not close to the entire population of 2.1 million.

Nobody is talking about killing or harming all 2.1 million. In fact nobody is talking about killing or harming any civilians at all. The only dial the Israelis can turn is how much effort they put into avoiding civilian casualties - and by effort, I mean sacrificing Israeli soldier lives instead of air force munitions and/or missing opportunities to target militants, which then leads to these militants attacking Israeli civilians.

Hamas consistently uses the Gazan population as human shields. Israel is already leads and bounds ahead of any other armed force with the lowest ratio of combatant to civilian death ever in an urban setting. What's happening in Gaza is a calamity, but I'm not sure any other nation would handle it better in Israel's place.
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God, this stupid tariff thing again. All tariffs are going to do is raise costs, so we'll go back to inflation being insane.
> What do we need to do to get out of this mess?

Ban short form media.
Everyone does, that's the point. Most people aren't doing as well as they were before covid.
The hospitals turn women in trouble away instructing them to come back in a comma or something. Not sure what can be done.
Time will tell, but the 30s also ended in the fall of Europe. It's only one economic crisis to the fall of the American empire.
Thanks for your work on this! I recently used 98.css in my fairly simple web app[0] for a recreation of something from my childhood, and it worked beautifully for my purposes.

[0]: https://www.mathsheets.net/
I'm sorry, are you saying that Trump is too weak to win a war?
Based on this video, it seems like the problem there is social security checks given to young people and drugs, and not the lack of jobs.
As someone from a smallish country (UK), I don't think I agree. Per capita is the only-) way of measuring emmissions that doesn't wind up a proxy for just listing the biggest countries.

Almost 1/5 people are in China, if tomorrow the country divided itself up into smaller nations would thay change anything about the pollution bring emmited?
The blind spot won't go away until people feel safe having an honest conversation about their political views.
I'm going Fall of Rome because of the potential for the end of Pax Americana
Seems like you are not native but moved there. What made you choose Estonia over anywhere else in the world?
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> half my friends

Yes, this is

> 99% perception
There is no objective truth.

You have to choose the principles that you live by.

Those principles can include tolerance and compassion. Or they can include hate, fear, intimidation and violence.

Which ones did you choose?
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It has the advantage that while ſome programming languages feature “class” as a reſerved word, “claſs” almoſt never is, ſo you can uſe that inſtead of a mis-ſpelling.
She was weak on messaging, but her proposal for housing was good (improving affordability has appeal, but she failed to capitalize on it). What confounded this in part was that she probably meant to mostly stay in line with Biden's policies, and you can't connect with voters on that. They're concerned about inflation and the border. Biden's administration already fucked that up for her; they fixed the border, but too little too late (so what is there to say?), and while inflation has abated and wage-growth has improved, people still feel poorer than before 2020 (so what is there to say?).

I can't see how anyone else in her position would have done much better. I don't blame Harris much.
All the Republicans who were against him being re-elected are the warhawk wing of the party. There is zero evidence of him being inclined to be a warmonger, and a lot of evidence (and history) to the contrary.
Democrats made The Last Of Us and that losts them the election?
Cheap foreign labour is good for rich people but bad for poor people that they compete with, at least in the short term.
US is not negligible. They are number 1 per capita.

China just had an astronomically high population. They will always be higher overall due to this.

An actual measurement of this needs to be performed capita.
It's all about the weight. Solar panels are light, nuclear reactors are not. Handmer correctly focuses on the metric of tonnes per megawatt.
Again I do think these things have utility and the unreliability of LLMs is a bit incidental here. Symbolic systems in LISP are highly reliable, but they couldn’t possibly be extended to AGI without another component, since there was no way to get the humans out of the loop: someone had to assign the symbols semantic meaning and encode the LISP function accordingly. I think there’s a similar conceptual issue with current ANNs, and LLMs in particular: they rely on far too much formal human knowledge to get off the ground.
It would be interesting to see an anonymous poll of HN to find out how many silent Trump voters there are here.
I would love someone with more knowledge to fully explore what a similar sized space station could achieve compared to the arduous task of going down martian gravity well that has half the solar energy and on top of that a night cycle which halves your solar output again.

Any viable colonisation strategy would need to overcome the yet unknown downsides of lunar/martian dust and many other potential threats. What you get back is a rock like earth but without any of the useful infrastructure. I just dont see any scenario where a mars base would outperform a space station above mars/earth/moon/lagrange point with the ability to recover asteroids of a few metric tons. Even microgravity issues could be solved by making a massive rotating habitat that could serve hundreds of people easier than you could keep 10 people alive on mars.
It takes $600k now to have the buying power of $200k in the 80s

The economy is 100% intentionally managed to protect the prior generations story mode way of thinking
Compared to today. We thought we used large amounts of data at the time.
Yesterday I went out for lunch. By myself. At a local Mexican restaurant. I ordered a burrito and a bottled coke. My bill was $18. Four years ago, that same meal at that same restaurant was $8. My salary has not doubled with inflation, but many of my costs have.

No fancy economics equations can compensate for continual sticker shock at the consumer level.
There's no reason at all to say Occupy was "real" whereas current conflicts are "manufactured."
> Biden came after Trump.

Exactly, Yeah! He was the white man not in mental decline that said that everything is going to be alright.

> What motivated people is inflation and border crossings.

Yes, these are some of the issues that needed to be addressed instead of gender politics and foreign policy.

What is the disagreement?
Elon who's company SpaceX are firing large quantities of Methane-powered rockets into the sky?
>I've also felt the impact of disinformation and conspiration theories spreading from the US to my country and I fear it's only going to get worse.

Examples?
> Russia owns Trump and Russia wants the EU dead.

What's Reddit to do with anything? Trump is a failed businessman.

His business have failed and Russia bought him out. This was evident back in 2008 and it's evident now and ever since the 80's.

https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/12/21/how-russian-money-helpe...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_projects_of_Donald_...

Russia wants Trump as his backhand man and that's what they got. America wants freedom yet at the same time they're happy to accept brokerage from a
man who dreams of an neo-USSR.

> I can't fathom where you got that from.

world peace was a rush mix of words. What I mean at least they held stability of the world stage.

> EU is complicit

I'm not saying the EU is a saint. The EU has an agenda and evils of its own. But as a figurehead and representation of many countries up on the world stage it held a positive power.

Countries could count on the nation for relief unlike any other.
The EU can pay for their own defense now I guess
I think you have a too rosy image of the ineffective and confused Occupy Wall Street protests.
Absolutely. This comment section shows it as good as any. HN used to be about intellectual curiosity, now you get people complaining about pronouns.
Weights are just numbers and no use to anyone but the model maker. You're probably referring to the trained model, which OpenAI never sells nor shows to anyone. It is not available off-prem but only via an API. So early access to the API is the "leak" here.
Political unity is something of a pipe dream when you look at some of the represented political groups in the US. I won't call out specific groups, but people can likely imagine at least one group they really don't want to have any power. Maybe because of media fearmongering, maybe real, but there's probably some group you perceive terribly. I don't think an electorate is supposed to represent all groups, no matter how extreme. There's no room for justice or equality or whatever if we give power to people actively targeting democracy or other people. It's dishonest to act as if there's some reasonable compromise in this scenario.
Yeah, I went to Catoctin, as I'm sure you inferred.
idk, Berlin is full of Americans
> there is no left in america

There is, though? It’s just no represented at all because of FTPT there is based no constituency where it can get 50%. Usually not even in Democrat primaries.
As someone who's been in tech since the early 90s had many tech jobs I can share some wisdom:

* in programming terms, it could be the instance for the class you hate and not the class itself, or it could be the module you hate, or the library, or the language itself, or the project itself (or maybe even just your coworkers). advice: explore other tech/projects you might enjoy more. find out exactly what it is you don't like, so you can avoid it in the future.

* if it's the meaninglessness of your situation that bothers you, find another company that aligns with your values. hunt down those companies and keep applying.

* if you aren't sure what your values are, take a break and explore: i can say the best moments of my life were when i was laid off for several mths, i took classes at community college, 'inane' classes - moviemaking, archery, i learned how to butcher a chicken and fish, just because. it all gave me perspective.

* finally, having worked at for-profit and non-profit companies, in general the highest-paying jobs generally care least about you as a human - despite the nice showy 'perks', they will cut you at the drop of a hat if they don't need you, or if there's a recession.
To archive the watermark they store every output which they create and let partners check against it. That’s how I understand the article.

Then they also store everything which the partners upload to check if it’s created by them.

If other AI players also would store everything they create and make it available in a similar way there could be indeed some working watermark.

If one would use a private run AI to change the public run AI generated content to alter it there still would be a percentage similarity recognisable to hint that it might come from one of the public AIs.

Timestamps would become quite relevant since much content would start to repeat itself at some point and the answers generated might be similar.
TinkerTool provides a GUI that runs some useful commands under the hood

https://www.bresink.com/osx/0TinkerTool/download.php
>The US series Breaking Bad talks about a well-behaved chemistry teacher who resorts to manufacturing and selling drugs after he gets cancer and finds out that his savings are no where close to covering the medical cost.

This is an incredibly bad example and a meme that clueless people (usually Europeans) love to bring up time and time again but if you watch the show carefully, you'll see that Walter actually had health coverage for his chemo therapy from his school insurance but he resorted to selling meth because he wanted the best chemo therapist in the sate of New Mexico, and one of the top 10 in the whole US, so he had to go privately out of pocket. In Europe you'd also need a boatload of cash or a top private insurance if you'd choose the best private chemo therapist and clinic in the country outside the public health system where Walter would be on long waiting lists if he were in Europe.

And reason number two, he mainly sold meth because he had a huge ego that prevented him from accepting charity for his treatment and he loved the danger and thrill of it in his mid-life crisis to compensate for being a looser/push-over his entire life holding his career back despite his scientific brilliance, nothing to do with the US health system, that's why the show's writing and character development was so good.

Anyway, pointing at a fantasy TV show as an argument for real life issues is just silly. It's not real.
The Baltics joined NATO in 2004 when the Russian economy was less than 1/4th the size of what it is now and Russia had just come out of the economic chaos of the 1990s. Their armed forces were also deeply dysfunctional and underfunded back then and struggled against pockets of Chechen separatists.
The nazi government of Germany was "far right" even when a majority of the population supported it. The political left-right spectrum is roughly defined with socialism, communism on the far left, social democracy on the left, classical liberalism on the center-right, conservatism on the right, and ultra-nationalism, fascism on the far right.
What's "far left"? Communism?
"Those people don't think things through" then parroting the objectively false Project 2025 nonsense.

OK then, think this through - Trump has said the parts of P25 he's read are stupid, he doesn't support it, and it's from a group of people who don't work for him (some of them used to but none did when it was published). It's bog standard DC think tank pablum that nobody cares about.
Maybe the real solution would be to move to renewable energy sources instead of making fossil fuels cheaper.
Yup, its hard to claim you are going to address systemic issues when you are unable to get over internal petty politics of your own party system
For a browser UI 1cm is NEVER a useful measurement. 1cm is useful if you are writing CAD software (which you could write as a web app so firefox should know what 1cm is only for purposes of supporting such web apps), so you can touch a physical part to your monitor and visually verify it fits before having a one off part made to do further verification of your design. For everything else what matters isn't the physical size, but if it is visible, which in turn is a function of how far away the monitor is from your eyeballs and your glasses. My phone, laptop, desktop, and movie room (I don't have all of the above, but someone does) all need different sizes of address bar to be useful.
Putting aside the general disagreement on the topic, one of the major concerns is all of this isn't really happening, with some of these laws and prosecutions just being so strict. Take [1] for example: when doctors are unable or afraid to intervene even when the baby has already died. It's just so completely unnecessary and purely the result of an overly strict abortion ban. This is hardly the first or only story of its kind.

[1]: https://people.com/texas-teen-suffering-miscarriage-dies-due...
Common ground with people who voted for someone who campaigned on hate is a pretty steep hill. Funny how Republicans are never asked to "find common ground"
Which the rhetoric coming from Democrats doesn't match the assertion here. It was never about forcing diversity that I can find from any fielded candidate.

Feelings being what they are, you can't really 'disprove' them per se, but this may be more of a reaction to media representations of diversity vs actual ideals
I'm not American. This is not a moral or political statement. I'm pointing out you (as in "the left") seem to be losing men. This costs you support, and well, victory. Clearly enough people felt "the left" were not on their side.

I can't speak about justifying rape or abuse or pedophilia or reproductive rights or religion or immigration or not being able to afford food. I don't live in a (that) polarised two-party system country. Though I fear we're all sort of heading that way for one reason or another...
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> I wonder what would have happened if we poured the same amount of money, talent and hardware into SVMs, random forests, KNN, etc.

From my perspective, that is actually what happened between the mid-90s to 2015. Neural netowrks were dead in that period, but any other ML method was very, very hot.
I always try to convince people the best metric is CO2/land area. It actually adjusts for the size of your country without the silly idea that having more people means your country is doing "better" from an emissions perspective.
Elon knows his shit. The media sensationalizes his antics but he knows his shit and is very capable.

The only thing bad about Elon is business interests he will make policies that promote his own businesses. But trump will likely do the same.
I think you perceived that because you expected Trump to lead the election and her to follow in his wake. She deflected to the things she wanted to talk about to a usual degree, and did not lie more than usual for core-Democrat politicians, which is not a lot. They just don't address what they don't want to talk about.

Ultimately she lost, and probably should have even more aggressively emulated him by promising things that aren't even real. Like how do you circle the promise that the war in Ukraine will be over tomorrow. I'm not making it up, that was repeated ad nauseum on the campaign trail. I guess all that matters is winning.
Have you been living under a rock? Our current lives are already tougher because of climate change, and it's only going to get worse. More extreme and more frequent weather events (droughts, floods, heat waves, ...) are already happening.

> I don't see why current generations' lives should be tougher just to help out future generations.

Most people want a good life not only for them but also for their children, and their children's children. I don't have children, but I still want a good life for future generations. Is that not simple basic human decency?

Note that the longer we wait, the more difficult we make it ourselves to change things, and the more tough even our own lives are going to be, even ignoring future generations.

> There needs to be a healthy balance.

Yes. The status quo is not a healthy balance (or arguably any kind of balance).