skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was a deep learning researcher. The problem is that accuracy (+ related metrics) were prioritized in research and funding. Factors like interpretability, extrapolation, efficiency, or consistency were not prioritized, but were clearly important before being implemented.

Dall-E was the only big surprising consumer model-- 2022 saw a sudden huge leap from "txt2img is kind of funny" to "txt2img is actually interesting". I would have assumed such a thing could only come in 2030 or earlier. But deep learning is full of counterintuitive results (like the NFL theorem not mattering, or ReLU being better than sigmoid).

But in hindsight, it was naive to think "this does not work yet" would get in the way of the products being sold and monetized.
Not you all, you specifically. And for your rhetoric too.
For some reason I can't help but read this in the voice of Milton, from Office Space.
Yeah, but then why bring up Hungarian (which has very little in common with Serbo-Croatian, although spoken in a neighboring country) in the first place?
He could take away government subsidies and incentives for clean energy production. And subsidies for converting consumption to electricity (like EVs, heat pump furnaces, water heaters, and stoves).

He could target research into clean energy technology, ending government initiatives and taking away research grants.

He could remove regulations on energy efficiency.

He could put giant tariffs on anything made in China that is used in clean energy production (like solar panels, batteries, and electronics).

He could make it harder to get approvals to install clean energy production, siding with NIMBYs who oppose solar, wind, and battery projects.

He could cut federal funding for public transit.

I don't know how much of that he would actually do, but in the past he has expressed support for a lot of it. So I think he will try to do some of it.

It's possible we have already reached a tipping point where the total cost of clean energy production and consumption is cheaper even without all of these subsidies and so on. If so, then the transition might continue anyway. But if so, I think it will still be a slower transition.
Hi, yes, it's the Arabians and the Chinese. We let one get away with a massive terrorist attack and the other is a nuclear power who we're trying not to go to war with. Remember, our entry into the Pacific Theater of WWII was predicated on a trade embargo.

...But in general, I do agree that we shouldn't be selling out American resources for foreign countries at our loss.
Yeah, unfortunately voters cannot connect inflation to the ramp up in COVID spending and stimulus checks and free PPP money Trump gave out.
> Elon knows his shit

I’ve been saying since the hyperloop in like 2014 that he doesn’t, and he’s done nothing to convince me otherwise.
so, whats your solution for OP if he doesn't want to lean into?

1. stop them from using it there (= drive away users)

2. make them suffer by captcha on such sites (= drive away users, as you implied in your first answer)

3. lean into it (= let them use it on porn sites)

I really don't get your intention. Do you mean OP should let them use the built tool?
You act like the guy didn't himself say he wanted to use the military on people who disagreed with him or that he just needed people to vote one more time and after that they would rig it so you didn't need to vote again. Comments like this make me wonder if people are actually paying attention.
I don’t know specifically, but If your saw has a stop or something that’s going to be better than repeated tape measure measurements. Also assumes that the saw blade is actually 1/8 of an inch.
That's the ethos of commerce for thousands of years. Try to pay the least to get the best
You should check out Reddit, people are talking about leaving the country, stockpiling weapons to protect their lgbtq+ family members, I even saw one women saying she was scheduling a hysterectomy so she doesn't die due to lack of reproductive care.

They are probably all just temporary dramatic outbursts, but still, everyone needs to take a breath. If you didn't have any media you probably wouldn't have even noticed the Trump -> Biden transition.
Earth is boring, Mars is exciting. Why solve the immediately available, mundane and sometimes hard issues we have on earth, rather than to entertain one's intellect in a purely theoretic grapple with the most interesting few of the distant problems we'd have on Mars?
Their threat model is described in their white papers.

But essentially it is trying to get to the end result of “if someone commandeers the building with the servers, they still can’t compromise the data chain even with physical access”
> let people choose a candidate next time.

You mean like a democracy ? Surely you must be joking.
seems like liberals collectively forgot about it
Like I said, it was a dark moment. However, Democrats have been in charge for 12 out of the past 16 years and have the support of billionaires owning the biggest content platforms. Recently, they used those platforms to the fullest extent to drive their political agenda with the general message being "Democrats are the only moral choice". He stirred up an insurrection but like I said it's not just about Trump but the 2-party system that makes this a democracy. I would repeat the second paragraph of my previous comment.

What am I supposed to think when I see a campaign ad like this? [1]

[1] https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/04/politics/video/will-ferre...
> filibuster-proof

Well there's your problem. The GOP knows that you need to sidestep those kind of tedious anachronisms in order to wield power effectively and get what you want. The Dems needed to learn that lesson several administrations ago.
Have you used the `-u` flag? From the manual:

-u Create an assertion to declare that user is active.
The chance of stopping climate change through politics has always been zero.
This is an interesting question, so here's a bit of speculation.

Banter is a matter of wit. You could call it an intellectual pursuit.

Blue collar jobs are primarily not intellectual pursuits. They need their own kind of smarts, but these smarts are relatively orthogonal to the kind of linguistic smarts used in banter, and most importantly the work output itself is not intellectual. There's little chance of the banter directly getting into the work output, and so there's little direct motivation for bosses to police it.

Software development is basically entirely an intellectual pursuit that very much overlaps the wit of banter, and banter is likely to leak into the work output. Hence easter eggs are a thing. So, bosses are more likely to want to police banter-adjacent activities, which has a likely chilling effect on banter itself.

Another, more recent, factor is that more software development activity is online/remote and therefore lower bandwidth. The subtleties of banter don't convey as well as they would in-person.
I'm doing better than ever too, but my family talks about how prices have gone up crazily while service and everything else has gone down. You have to be blind to not notice this, and the stats don't reflect what you see when you go around anywhere
The live-feed counting process really messes with people's heads. Trump used this confusion to great effect in creating the conspiracy theory about election stealing ("we were winning"), but it's not only the right wing that gets it confused.

It feels like there has to be a better way to present the data to make it more obvious what's actually happening.
> White men were the peak of society.

Most white men are not at the peak of society. When they are told how good they have it, they think about how their paycheck barely/doesn't cover their needs, or the needs of his family. They think about how long their car will last before breaking down. They think about the amount of crime in their neighborhood. And then they are told that this is the good life? And they discover that the government is giving people who just got here handouts (which is made from their taxes, money that could have improved their own lives)? They won't stand for it.
That's the thing about the left, they think the "machine" could just run things. You actually have to have someone that fires people. Think about it, Even Kim Cheatle had to resign! Biden did not ask for ANYONE to do a good job. No one was in control of that admin, it was a complete mess. If there is an atmosphere of governance/leadership that no matter how shitty a job you do, but you get to keep your job, then no one will care about anything at the top.
Neuroplasticity Applied to Chess Thinking
This is in no way a shot at the Latino population. But they are unfortunately a group that are stuck in a hard place.

On one side, they have a very religious population. Some of their core values align with republican values - i.e., freedom of religion, pro-life, and what have you.

But they're also voting for the very same people that vows to deport them.

And before anyone tries to argue "But they only want the illegal ones deported!" - we all know damn well that the most vocal part of the republican party couldn't care less if thousands of legal immigrants are deported by "accident".

In the end, people vote against their own interest, and rationalize it with "But it wouldn't happen to me!" (or anyone they know or love).

Same goes for the "fiscally conservative, socially liberal" crowd, and what have you.
This is the classic motte-and-bailey scenario - that the entire radical gender movement is just trying to be nice to trans people. But overlooking trans women competing against biological women, biological reality, critical gender theory being taught to kids, pronouns, “x” as in Latinx and the adjacent drag queens reading to kids, etc.
I'm not American, and we've had a female president. Clearly we're not misogynistic over here, then. Maybe it's something in the water.

> What is shocking is half the women in this country also don't care about their own interests either.

Aren't you just assuming for women to care about just one political issue here?...
You do know Trump will deliver whatever Netanyahu wants right?
This changes the original text, though, which might not always be suitable.
Still runs OK on Rpi4B with a USB SSD. If that's true I think we can say it's true for most PCs.
They aren't though. Everything is soldered down or uses custom stuff that's hard to replace.
We are probably about to see that in action
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/vote-four-years/
Did you choose to do that because you were going to "completely inappropriate lengths to avoid feeling offended" after being in a "nice-people bubble of college" ?
Political betting markets expect to pay out –$450M total on Trump win
Python library wrapping Anthropics Computer Use for all platforms
Open Source project which wraps a library around Computer Use and offers a AGent OS for:
- multi-screen support,
- support for all major operating systems (incl. Windows, MacOS and Linux),
- process visualizations,
- real Unicode character typing
I've been trying to argue for some time that with two parties, even accounting for their primaries, the bandwidth of our representation is much too low to communicate a spectrum of political ideas. I forget the exact numbers I calculated, but from memory, current American democratic bandwidth at the national level is something in the neighborhood of 5 bits per year. This can't allow for any kinds of subtle distinctions between philosophy. We're stuck with big ugly buckets of loosely-related (at best) issues because we can't democratically communicate any more specifically.
> Is'nt CPI a terrible measurement since it uses units that change constantly.

CPI's "units" are what people buy in day to day life. It has to change because it is a model of what is happening in the real world, and while imperfect that doesn't mean it's not useful:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_models_are_wrong

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map–territory_relation

As a Canadian, StatCan regularly changes what's in the CPI basket of goods in my country, and that is a good thing. Because if they didn't, then we'd still be looking at video rental prices (removed in 2015), 35mm film (2013), and going back further lard (1967):

* https://www.statcan.gc.ca/en/statistical-programs/document/2...

Things added over the years: ride share services, ISP prices, mobile phone plans, etc.

The goods and services that people use when living life change over the years/decades and their lifetime, so why shouldn't the CPI (which can determine the wage raises they get to pay for living) reflect that reality?
"I like to look at the list of macOS Bash commands."

Sigh. These are shell commands, not "Bash commands".
To be fair, it was probably the coup attempt last time that has people worried.
if you believe tariffs and digging are magic pills to an economy, sure (one which in the past year is actually doing extremely well)
Runoff voting or something similar would work too. Tons of people don't vote for their preferred 3rd party because they realistically want to help their slightly-aligned major party defeat their not-aligned other major party.
And then his judges reversed the ban
USD and EUR is also used to buy illegal products.
Okay, but what about the truth?

I mean, if one of Trump's own closest advisors carefully states that he fits the definition of a fascist, is it not fair to call him one? If Trump outwardly celebrates many of the traditional concepts of fascism like attacking the media, attacking minorities, attacking "enemies from within" is it not fair to call him that?

And what do you say about a person who supports fascism? That they're very fine people?
Which is why it's such a great title. All that irony
> I got lucky with an investment and made a few quick millions.

Er. Go do whatever it is you want to do...
You could try better arguments?
Hetzner has all of that. And cloud. Its just that their dedicated server offerings are SO attractive that people keep mentioning that. Otherwise its not like their cloud offering is also very attractive.
I'm very curious on why games benefit so much from a 50% larger L3 cache, I'm checking the technical aspects of Ryzen 7 9800X3D and Ryzen 9 9950X, L1 and L2 caches are smaller in the X3D one while the L3 cache is bigger.

Can someone help me better understand this? Okay, the CPU can move more things to the cache die when building the frames, less memory fetch, but it seems the performance difference is too big (according to the reviews) for +32MB L3 when comparing those two CPUs.

64MB of L3 on 9950X is still A LOT of cache.
> In the book of world history things have been way worse[0].

Has it been way worse, really? I think that the climate change that ended the dinosaurs happened slower than what we are expecting with ours (but I didn't check it and I am not completely sure).

I am sure of this, though: the mass extinction we are living now is the fastest we know. Let me rephrase it: we human have made 75% of wild animals, insects and trees disappear faster than it ever happened in the history of Earth.

> In the book of world futures things could get way way worse[1].

"Way way worse"? Do you realise what "20 degrees around the equator becomes uninhabitable" means? It's like half of the inhabited world becomes mars, and the people living there have no choice but to move where the other half is.
something can be true but not politically advantageous to mention
He had some wins (SpaceX, Tesla) certainly, but that doesn't mean his bizarre behavior and clear display of bizarre beliefs aren't concerning or he's somehow immune believing other nonsensical things.

You can't predicate the fact he has had success with those companies and somehow say his actions are some undercover operation to gain a position of power that will help average Americans or moderate the administration or whatever you want to say with that.

We should be focused on public actions and as it sits over the last 4 years in particular, Musk's actions are very concerning and there is serious cause for concern.

You haven't proven he isn't fully bought on MAGA bullshit with this. Its fantasy thinking running contrary to available evidence. He's broadly bought into Trump and the policies that brings, that much is clear.
It's a fascinating topic, isn't it?

The hydrogen exhaust in nuclear thermal rockets isn't actually radioactive (well, in practice it was, because the rockets they actually built had a tendency to fall apart and eject bits of their nuclear fuel in the exhaust, but on paper that shouldn't happen). But the power-plant versions are closed gas loops anyway—you're driving the hydrogen or helium through a turbine, it's a sealed system.

I don't think you'd choose to build any serious containment building on Mars. The baseline risk of death on Mars is extremely high; nuclear accident risks don't appreciably move the needle. My understanding is what you'd actually do is put a biological shield—maybe a pile of Martian rock—on the line-of-sight between the reactor and the astronaut base, and, simply, never walk that way.

Cooling is substantially easier on Mars than in space, since there's an atmosphere that functions as a heat sink. The space version (i.e., in the nuclear electric propulsion context) has a more difficult challenge, with radiation as the sole heat dissipation mechanism.

You're right that a space reactor would have to be designed for zero maintenance, else it'd be a non-starter.
Congress already passed a law requiring Congressional approval to pull out so he can’t do it unilaterally.
Or, as is the case in most cities around the world busses, trains and cycle routes are faster modes of transport because they have dedicated routes that aren't subject to congestion in the same way roads are. Walking 5 minutes to the bus stop beats getting stuck in 45 minutes of congestion in the car.
I expect they will end the filibuster
I wanna hear more from you.
>It's saying that the folks who think they need to vote to defend their way of life won't feel that way anymore.

Why do folks think that now? Propaganda and lies from politicians.

What would need to happen in order for them to NOT feel that way?
The eradication of the Dems and the roughly half the voters that support them, and/or the further rigging of elections to ensure the half of Americans they disagree with are disenfranchised and/or the further entrenchment of the courts in an ideology only shared by half the country with mechanisms to prevent the 'left' from being able to take it back.

To pretend that statement is anything but directly threatening the pillars of democracy is absurd.

Even trumps own explanation shows the above to be true:

>Trump: So with respect to like a statement like I made that statement is very simple. I said, vote for me. You're not going to have to do it ever again. It's true, because we have to get the vote out. Christians are not known as a big voting group. They don't vote, and I'm explaining that to them: You never vote — this time, vote. I'll straighten out the country. You won't have to vote anymore. I won't need your vote. You can go back.

Emphasis on:
>I'll straighten out the country. You won't have to vote anymore. I won't need your vote. You can go back.

Why wouldn't he need the vote. What changes could he make that would result in that outcome that are democratic?
I appreciate you acknowledging this. Something not done enough. Thanks a ton!
In theory you can build a low capital cost and compact nuclear reactor that operates at high temperature with a closed-cycle gas turbine powerset

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20140016755/downloads/20...

It could be a molten salt reactor or a liquid metal fast breeder reactor or a high temperature gas cooled reactor (carbide fuel in prismatic or pebble form) It could be highly competitive with solar as a carbon free energy source for terrestrial use but it is not a bird in the hand.

(I think the robots in Gundam use a power plant like that which is why Zakus blow up when you hit them)

I imagine the reactor, powerset and all, would be packed up into one Starship load but would have some civil works (cooling system) assembled on site. In another comment I point out Casey is accounting for 1 Starship launch of powerplant for 1 Starship load of colonists so this could scale OK from that point of view.

Presumably they use a closed fuel cycle which is more like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEfhx5ovuYk

than Sellafield.
Earliest writing origin in symbols on 'seals' used in Mesopotamian trade
Political gaming is done by the left and the right ..the majority spoken they are tired of it. Fake news is real and it's rampant from all sides and everywhere used for political to economical advantage (startups do it all the time like OpenAI demoing & promising a H.E.R. Like product but it's nowhere to be found ..was that all a fake demo?). My point is people are tired of all that ..I surely am.. I want truth reality I do not want an internet filled with AI fake crap nor do I want to hear about another Donald Trump impeachment case... give me truth reality yet will there ever be such when lying and making up crap at times behooves the parties doing so. Yet as we see here in this instance same fake playbook against him the majority had enough.

You say The courts are not apolitical as a left leaning you sound you surely have said the Supreme Court is right focused have you not?
> it doesn’t matter which came first

imo it does matter and is the difference between cringe (sometimes intentional) and not
Sibling comments point out (and I believe, corrections are welcome) that all that theater is still no protection against Apple themselves, should they want to subvert the system in an organized way. They’re still fully in control. There is, for example, as far as I understand it, still plenty of attack surface for them to run different software than they say they do.

What they are doing by this is of course to make any kind of subversion a hell of a lot harder and I welcome that. It serves as a strong signal that they want to protect my data and I welcome that. To me this definitely makes them the most trusted AI vendor at the moment by far.
All-around winner in what? For $500 you can get a lot more cores.

All-around winning, $500, 8 cores makes no sense.

This thing has a premium gaming price tag because there is nothing close to it other than their own 7800X3D.
Has this happened in a non-isolated fashion? Please cite examples.
When your lifestyle suddenly has to change in drastic ways because of a rapid increase in prices none of this makes anyone feel any better. "Think about how much worse it COULD be, kids!"
Does anyone remember the shortcut that brings up a list of currently available keyboard shortcuts for the current app? It may not be built-in, in which case it was a free utility.
> sterility and politeness of, say, the aerospace industry,

I work in that industry and can say with confidence that statement is false.
According to Gresham's Law, people will always spend the worst money first.
Because Hungarian is an example of having 3 cases, but only some of the Hungarian digraphs have these 3 cases encoded in Unicode.