skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The strings command is pretty old can do it if you're naive enough to embed a username and password into the game client.

The main thing is that its privileged - having a token shouldn't let you do anything besides say, report your game stats to a central server or enumerate the server lists, things like that.
I had wart on my heel once - kinda annoyingly stubborn which finally removed/subdued by laser removal (nitrogen therapy did jacks). That’s HPV, right? And guess once inside you, it stays inside you, right?
Most likely they were in the process of adding this feature to fix your issue when it was sadly exploited before they could announce it
> But as soon as we cross into the colony phase, wouldn’t that restriction just make things harder?

I think not just harder, because the first colonies will enable scientists to study the pristine environment in more depth, while the colonies itself will be small and costs of a sterilization will be relatively low. So the onset of uncontrolled contamination should probably be delayed until well after the first colony.
If employers could reduce labor hours, they would. Regardless.
Sounds like the tech companies won't be expanding outside of Ireland for a while ....
Can we discuss the open backend role -- https://www.angellist.com/careers/d426c279-4fd4-4f6b-9b1d-42... ?
Why not advocate for taxing only corporations, rather than the more oppressive direction of taxing only humans? Corporations intrinsically run on accounting report paperwork, meaning tax forms are an incremental cost rather than a novel burden. And they receive massive benefits from the state - liability protection, outsized access to the legal system, and often direct subsidies.
I was going to say... Someone didn't seem to have experience with restoring from backup.
First off, that's just flat out not true. 21,000 deaths and 100,000 missing is completely beyond the pale and has no point of comparison in the US. Secondly, if you genuinely believed that undocumented workers were treated this poorly in the US, you'd be begging for them to be deported back to their home countries. The reason why that policy is bad is because they are in fact better off in the US.
Rationale for adding batteries to hydropower plants and tradeoffs
It looks like there's a metal(?) frame with rivets, screws used to secure internal electronic components, and the internal wood 'body' seems to be assembled with fastener-less joinery. There are some photos of the cubesat without the frame here: https://www.infoespacial.com/texto-diario/mostrar/4304727/ja...
A "fully funded" pension requires ongoing contributions made into the fund by the company to make sure returns are high enough, especially during a market downturn, when the company can least afford to make such top-up contributions.
I don't use MacOS anymore. I use GNOME/Wayland with fractional upscaling and it doesn't do any blurry nonsense like MacOS insists upon.
the VPN provider can try to share whatever information but most reputable providers would have nothing

You can pay for a VPN using monero or cash and then connect to the VPN from TOR - VPN provider doesn’t need to know anything
Now let's say that instead you threw the keys to your unbreakable safe to your friend across the Atlantic Ocean. And you say that you didn't know that the people entering were cops. And your friend won't give the keys back. The evidence may exist, you cannot access it, neither can the police. The court has no jurisdiction over your friend and you have no authority to force your friend to give you the keys back.

At that point, whether you are in contempt or not depends on the answer to the question "did you know that the cops were entering to look for evidence before you threw the keys?" Whether the judge holds you in contempt or not is a function of the free choice of the judge and is not related to the answer to the first question (though whether or not the judge should hold you in contempt is a function of what the judge believes about what you believed).
Indonesia steps up trade protectionism with Apple and Google phone bans
Musk now says it's 'pointless' to build a $25,000 Tesla for human drivers
A true pension provides a guaranteed benefit in retirement (regardless of contributions). You get a certain amount of income, no matter what. So it is not based on the amount of contribution, but what you are given in a risk-free manner. That’s what makes it overly expensive and problematic - nothing is truly risk-free and such a generous benefit end up functioning more like a Ponzi scheme.
I read about an effort to do this in the 1950s (IIRC, it was in Pawpaw: In Search of America's Forgotten Fruit by Andrew Moore, but I could be wrong about that) and as I remember it, most of the radiated seeds were either sterile or produced deformed offspring.
Fascinating, but as an ebook consumer my standards are quite a bit lower. I’m happy if the relevant figures are on the same page as the text (but that’s important), and the spacing is not absolutely awful.
https://archive.ph/rXIUO
Chipmaker TSMC hit by Taiwan's soaring energy prices and growing outages
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> I'm under the impression an executable binary shouldn't be easily read to find such credentials

Why would you assume that? binaries are perfectly easily readable on non-locked-down platforms.

You'd have to have a system where the executable is encrypted and a secure part of the CPU die handle decryption against a private key, and even then it'd probably be only a matter of time before someone delidded the chip to get the key.
I mean I absolutely detest Peter Thiel and all, but I don't get why you think having and using a Roth IRA (which is, BTW, not a 401k) is a loophole? I max mine out every year and you should too. You should also recognize that it is to your tax advantage to make your riskiest investments with your Roth account, because sometimes high risk brings high reward, which is then untaxed reward, which is the entire point of a why the government both incentivized the creation of Roth accounts, and limited the yearly contribution to a small ammount to begin with. It's not gaming the system, it's the system functioning as intended.
The longshoremen managed it.
New database highlights gaps in plastic monitoring efforts
https://archive.ph/nbCJk
Using LLMs in exams and homeworks has a different driver. Getting caught results in punishment, so using alternative would be better. None of the aforementioned examples have a “stick” aspect to it when you stick to Google.
what are the challenges with the Chrome extension path?
If the program has access to the credential, and the program is running on your computer, you also have access to the credential no matter how they try to obfuscate it.

What the game dev is supposed to do is have an account system on their backend, and ask the player to enter their credentials in the game. The game can then identify itself as this player to the backend servers. That way any actions on the backend can be attributed to a particular player and you have a good basis to make security decisions on.
Your cancer comment is generally wrong for the same reason your autoimmunity comment was generally wrong.
For those that don’t understand Clarke’s relation to cell phones:

https://web.mit.edu/m-i-t/science_fiction/jenkins/jenkins_4.....
Skeletal editing technique removes nitrogen atoms from rotaxanes
https://archive.ph/lQeEh
This is like not giving them the password to your phone which I thought was protected at least in the US. They’re both literally keys.
I still have a job, can sleep and eat. Prices are hiking and we are all being slowly replaced.

Once I loose all those three things I'll ring the bell of dystopia.
TBF strings might not trivially show up the password if you took the most basic of provisions (a non-ascii password, not stored right next to the username separated by a \0), but most programmers likely wouldn't even bother with that.
They'd definitely muddy the water, but wouldn't genetics confirm whether a life form is from Earth? (assuming other life even has anything resembling our form of genetics)
Should Developers care about AI Interpretability?
They probably would have lost way more by agreeing to the pension plan the union demanded.
It took me few days to get some old Jupyter Notebooks working. I had to find the correct older version of Jupyter, correct version of the every plugin/extension that notebook used and then I had to find the correct version of every dependency of these extensions. Only way to get it working was a bunch of pinned dependencies.
> they reproduce via gynogenesis, it's like pathogenesis

That's an interesting choice of word construction.

parthenogenesis -> virgin birth.

gynecogenesis -> woman birth.

[gynogenesis is an impossible form, and pathogenesis would refer to "disease birth"]

I can see how "virgin birth" is distinctive compared to ordinary birth. How is "woman birth" supposed to be different? Are people not normally born from... women?
Yes, if you do not care about freedom of speech this certainly is not an issue.
a hundred percent.
Unified memory means that you need more, not less memory. CPU, gps and neural engine uses one memory pool, so if you e.g load huge ai model, you left nothing for applications.

Sidenote: Apple pricing for extending memory is ridiculous
These "accelerated sub-languages" are still driven by, well, Python glue. That's why we need free-threading and faster Python. We want the glue to be faster because it's currently the most accessible glue to the community.

In fact, Sam, the man behind free-threading, works on PyTorch. From my understanding he decided to explore nogil because GIL is holding DL trainings written in PyTorch back. Namely, the PyTorch DataLoader code itself and almost all data loading pipelines in real training codebases are hopeless bloody mess just because all of the IPC/SHM nonsense.
i'll grab one and try it, ty!

yup, had to use one of those open-frame honeywells to meet the requirements while still staying relatively inexpensive, but now i swear something else started making noise elsewhere... will find it with the stethoscope :)
You shouldn't live someplace that, to first order, has homeless people.

The unhoused are not a fact of nature; they exist only because of a deliberate choice as to the nature of the social safety net.
A lot of reasons! Some I have heard:

- Homeownership comes with responsibilities that people may not want

- They prefer to invest the money elsewhere

- They expect to relocate on timeframes shorter than those that make homeownership a good investment
> Runtime / performance

This is notoriously difficult to quantify even in the simplest of examples. How do you even express goals here? What if the software is targeting a variety of platforms?

> peak memory consumption

Is this software running on a server or a users computer? What if it’s cheaper to buy more ram? How do you even measure this accurately when garbage collectors are so prevalent and there’s performance wins from using more virtual memory?

> Correct behaviour for injected faults

A standard set of faults? What about combinations of faults?

I can go on….
Did they expose the seeds or the plant that produced them?
If Ukraine losing a generation is not substantive enough for you to discuss that's okay you can bow out and let others speak.
haha, thanks, we need a movie database database!
This is a bad idea. It defeats a major feature of the jvm.
Western Digital SSDs and Legacy Macs
pathogenesis was spellcheck error (I meant parthenogenesis) and gynogenesis is real https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gynogenesis
Donating to them has been one of my greatest regrets. For months I’ve been playing with the idea of getting a new number because I have found no way to treat the inundation of texts like I do with spam email, but my experience with Google voice has told me no number is completely safe from spam, where every once in a while I get calls collecting debt from the person whose number it used to be.
Relevant: http://preserve.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.19/19.12/Co...
The value of dating software products is not the product at all. It's the people on it. Undoubtably, there are numerous apps/sites that are better engineered, with a better user experience, than Grindr.

In fact, some are very popular, like Tinder and Hinge. But they don't swallow up Grindr, because Grindr is still the place with the most gay men. The value of the app is 90% in that.

There is SOME merit to it, too. Certainly, being closeted is easier on Grindr versus Tinder/Hinge, and that might describe the majority of gay men. Grindr also gives the user much, much more control and information. You don't have to swipe, you can just approach, like you're at a bar.
Octopuses or octopodes.
I kinda want a Norm Abram PBS special on wood satellite crafting techniques
Since the US effectively became a unipolar power sometime in the late 1980s, the share of the human population living in extreme poverty has fallen off a cliff [https://ourworldindata.org/poverty#all-charts]. Yes, that has come with mind-boggling inequality, but I doubt the middle class people from Asia and Latin America would prefer to go back to subsistence farming just to erase billionaires. I'll never understand why some people seem to think Americans are the only people who benefited from the Pax Americana period (which is now ending -- be careful what you wished for!)
I don't find it surprising. Leisure time in adults has often been co-opted by "working a hustle" (aka working a second or third job to afford to live). And when they finally do go down, they put on TV or their phones. Of course kids are going to mirror their parents behavior.

I'll even blame videogames to a certain extent. You used to have to read a lot of text to get the story of a videogame, but now it's all voiced. Games like "Sea of Stars" where it's still text based are the minority these days. And they'll probably become even more of a minority with the rise of AI narration.

For those who remember "Reading Rainbow" - it was taken off the air at the time of "no child left behind" because PBS put a emphasis on learning to read, and didn't have the budget to continue Reading Rainbow.

It's sad, but at a time when there are more books than one could ever read in a dozen lifetimes, reading has been set aside. I almost wonder if the pendulum will swing back, and humankind will become oral storytellers once again.
Yep! There is very real concern about accidentally introducing Earth life on others moons and planets, and then "discovering" the introduced life instead of actual native life.

As you mentioned with tardigrades, there are life forms and bacteria that could possibly survive a long duration flight through the vacuum of space, then proliferate once it reaches the surface somewhere.

This is usually guarded against by various sterilization techniques applied to the spacecraft before launch, and there is a discipline dedicated to ensuring these events don't happen:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_protection
Windows 2022 Servers Unexpectedly Upgrading to 2025
The two adverbial diminutives in English are "just" and "only."
There is also WebKitGTK for interacting with and rendering regular web content within GTK apps. It uses JavascriptCore AFAIK instead of SpiderMonkey.

https://webkitgtk.org/

#!/usr/bin/gjs

const Gtk = imports.gi.Gtk;
const WebKit = imports.gi.WebKit2;

class SimpleBrowser {
constructor() {
this.application = new Gtk.Application({
application_id: 'com.example.SimpleBrowser'
});

this.application.connect('activate', () => {
this.window = new Gtk.ApplicationWindow({
application: this.application,
title: "Simple Browser",
default_height: 600,
default_width: 800
});

this.webview = new WebKit.WebView();
this.window.add(this.webview);
this.webview.load_uri("http://www.example.com");

this.window.show_all();
});
}
}

let app = new SimpleBrowser();
app.application.run(ARGV);
> Then once you have a design you have one of the big players manufacture it in the traditional manner.

Why? Assuming this is ignoring a good chunk of individual interest. It's similar to people mentioning ordering PCBs instead of making your own: sure, making a thousand copies of a PCB is now cheap enough on the margin to be accessible. But what about making five? Or just one?

Not every human sees a hobby as an investment into business. Not everyone does projects with a sellable product in mind. Many just want to test their ideas, have fun, scratch their own itch, build something so it exists, and not to sell it.

The primary value of a home fab to me would be to enable fabbing a single task-specific chip (or a tiny amount of them) for any random need I have, whenever it occurs.
The academics, and demographers in governments who have to understand the population behaviours because it goes to financial and state planning. 20,000+ working people dying has consequence, even if it's only as minor as needing diggers to bury them. 20,000 surplus deaths in the construction sector is remarkable. The labour hire companies have a significant problem on their hands recruiting labour if this continues.

The guardian analysis of deaths constructing the Qatar World cup venues was based on returns from India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan. So, if 30,000 migrant workers have died doing Neom, Surely the same sources can confirm this?
The full self-driving tech and corresponding regulations / legal approvals are not there yet at scale and not likely to be in place for at least a decade (or more).

It's likely the real reason is because Telsa will lose the $25k EV market to Chinese EVs:

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/03/cars/china-tesla-byd-competit...

Edit: the article also confirms this:

'Seth Goldstein, a Morningstar Research Services analyst, said he believes these less-expensive vehicles will be built on current Tesla platforms and priced in the mid-$30,000s.

"It was my understanding that the original plan was to make the more-affordable vehicle on a new platform," he told Reuters. "I think Tesla realized they were late to making an affordable vehicle versus their Chinese-EV peers … So, they changed their strategy rather than make a large investment to produce a new vehicle."'
I guess locally encrypted files in my computer is a problem as well then
I don't think a warrant to search an office should let them use the keys they find there on a company truck five miles away, either. Despite being the same company. (If it's in the parking lot then it's a maybe.)
Looks nice. I find the cleaning HTML step in our cleaning pipeline extremely important, otherwise there is no real benefit from just using a general vision model and clicking coordinates (and whole HTML is just way too many tokens). How do you guys handle that?
Awesome project, starred! Here are some other projects for agentic browser interactions:

* Cerebellum (Typescript): https://github.com/theredsix/cerebellum

* Skyvern: https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/skyvern

Disclaimer: I am the author of Cerebellum
I think this sentiment is coming from the same place as that of people who oppose more "pure" scientific pursuits in general. You can ask "what good does it do me that some guy was able to go to the moon?" or "who cares about theorizing about black holes, they're really far away", but ultimately pursuing these goals is what got us such crucial everyday stuff like GPS. Sure, you may not care about the goal (even though I think they're worthy goals), but you sure as heck benefit from the journey that got us there. Similarly, chasing mathematical conjectures, even the ones that turn out false, sets us off on journeys on which we discover/invent ever more sophisticated and powerful mathematical tools. And these tools have an amazing tendency to give us insight into broader problems, and help us prove other theorems, even if the conjecture we were originally chasing turns out to be false. It is in this way that chasing conjectures gets us closer to the truth, regardless of their own truthiness.
Well,

1. No changes in the code required; Works out of the box with any Docker image; Incl. support for distributed training

2. Out-of-the-box support for AMD/NVIDIA/TPU

3. Multi-cloud, incl. Neoclouds such as Lambda, RunPod, TensorDock, and more to come

4. 5 min to set up your own on-prem cluster

5. Easye to combine multi-cloud + on-prem

6. On top of task, you get dev environments and model inference
Fine, kudos to you for being so pliable, but I hope you and parent realize that's essentially the road to nuspeak.

Our language matters more than just linguistically, it matters culturally.

So, when someone wants to delete a word or usage, well it requires a lot of thought about the implications.

Sometimes it's a good thing, a lot of times there is a charged , sometimes political, motivation behind the desire for change.
PyHAT-Stack
Your link says:

> The FDIC estimates that […] Of the estimated loss amounts, approximately 88 percent, or $18 billion, is attributable to the cost of covering uninsured deposits at SVB while approximately two-thirds, or $1.6 billion, is attributable to the cost of covering uninsured deposits at Signature Bank.

With the caveat that these were estimates and there was significant uncertainty.
As was written:

> Voters and donors don’t actually care which step in the data chain of custody is to blame for the barrage of irrelevant messages. But those of us who work on Democratic tech infrastructure sure do care.

You're correct that this isn't unique to ActBlue. That's the overarching point. I disagree that it's a distinction without a difference. If you're interested in analyzing, critiquing, and changing the functions and outputs of a complex system, it's important to understand the domains of the pieces of the system. If you search most social media for "ActBlue" you find endless examples of this misunderstanding.
Yes, avoid pronouns. Right to remove them.
love the lambda integration with dstack
>but I see this as an experiment in alternative manufacturing techniques, to see what we might be missing when we assume things like this need to be made out of metal and bolts.

That's an optimistic view, I suspect it's just done to get people talking about it and to contrast the traditional joinery against the technology. There isn't likely to be any criteria by which wood is the best material to use for something like this.
What is the dividiing line between single organism and clones with connecting structure, like shared roots?

It seems like a fuzzy gradient to me. Maybe some biologist can share what makes the distinction clear, but I can imagine a gradient ranging from fully distinct autonomous disconnected clones all the way to clearly a single organism that only grows outward into a large sphere.

Clearly Pando is somewhere in the middle of this gradient. What is Pando's position on that gradient and why is "bunch of individual clones" somewhere else? How is another tree sharing a roots not a single individual too?