skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It really depends on the types of objects you're trying to look at and why. The one thing that the article gets right is that turntable makes sense if the object has a natural Z orientation. Things like buildings, furniture and automobiles are obvious examples. Hand held objects get viewed from all different angles, and tumble (or trackball) makes more sense. Some of those objects may have a typical rest position where there's a natural up orientation (e.g. a computer mouse), but they can easily be rotated and viewed from arbitrary angles.

Any decent CAD system will support both turntable and tumble, defaulting to a user-selected choice, with easy options to override the behavior and switch to the other.
Yeah. I guess maybe terraform makes sense if the people writing it spend enough of their time writing HCL to master it, but I ported our terraform config to Pulumi a few years ago and never looked back. It meant I could spend way less time googling for the HCL way to do something (say, templated resource) and just use the JS primitives I already know.
Why are people templating yaml for terraform like they templated html in php in 1996?
How do you guarantee that nothing in an extracted rent roll is hallucinated?
Ooh, that’s a great shutdown, do you use it when someone brings up male suicide rates too?
Good parallel.

Super easy to fix on macOS.
Which gives us a cyclical problem. Do they share those views because American media has so much influence in Canada? Or does American media have influence in Canada because they Americans and Canadians have shared views?

Neighbors in Asia and Europe often have completely unaligned political politics due to a language and media barrier. Even the US and everything south of Texas don't align as much as the US and Canada.
What would stop people from just not reviewing stuff? If it takes a long time now, wouldn't it still take a long time to review?

Unless you're going to push unreviewed code to production, it's going to block everything at some point.
If Apple is doing what they say they are, it is in fact better. No maybe about it.

If they’re not, that means they are acting and intentionally deceiving the public security community which they are inviting to audit it.

Is that something you actually think is happening? I think we need to be clear here.

Your threat model may or may not be covered by the guarantees they are able to document, but just saying “well maybe they’re still doing some unspecified nefarious thing” is not contributing to the discussion.

Especially when none of the alternatives are even trying.
In the most general sense yes. However you can encode whatever you want on top of a trs, just like how you can encode any computer language in lambda calculus because both are Turing complete models of computation.
The plan is to withhold federal funding for schools that require vaccines.

One example of gutting the industry (announced today): ban fluoridated water.
I disagree. A neural network is not learning it's source code. The source code specifies the model structure and hyperparameters. Then it compiled and instantiated into some physical medium, usually a bunch of GPUs, and weights are learned.

Our DNA specifies the model structure and hyperparameters for our brains. Then it is compiled and instantiated into a physical medium, our bodies, and our connectome is trained.

If you want to make a comparison about the quantity of information contained in different components of an artificial and a biological system, then it only makes sense if you compare apples to apples. DNA:Code :: Connectome:Weights
saying hitler is the new drawing muhammad
In antiquity[0], debased coinage would be equivalent to inflated currency today.

Each time the Romans debased their currency, they could be fairly confident that previous more valuable issues had a tendency to be hoarded if possible from that point on, and with a precise measure of the exact amount leaving the treasury could get a reasonably good estimate of how much was actually needed to be in general circulation. Perhaps the minimal amount to get by, perhaps not, maybe just depending on how generous Caesar felt at the time. And by offering a slightly more-than-fair exchange for the silver content, when issued, the amount that can afford to be hoarded can be deduced. While still turning a little bit of a "profit" from fractional percentages of silver that the general public can not measure accurately. Their central bankers were as shrewd as any existing today, equally as gifted mathematically as modern man can be.

Further inference can also be made about the resulting state of affairs by later following the private trading of recalled issues at "inflated" (previous) values.

If you were the one setting monetary policy risky enough that the chance for collapse was not as slim as it could be, you would want to know how close you were cutting it and the best way would probably be to get as good a handle on the money supply as you could, even if you could not gain full control. Nobody can anyway. But all effort always will be toward gaining more control.

This is basically the variable you could call _value of money_.

Not exactly the same as _price of money_, which is manipulable somewhat differently, but directly related to it in terms of _prices of goods_.

Which seems to be directly related to any type of inflation you can imagine :\

[0] Like the 1960's.
Countries around the world need to bite the bullet and implement that for voting too.
yeah bad edits are especially worse when we keep building on top of it.

Our first take on solving this is with rollbacks .. which allows you to delete edits up until a point in the conversation.. so if you do notice a bad edit you can do that.

after this, there is the proactive agent ..which checks it's work again and suggests more changes which it needs to do .. you can give feedback and guide it.

With llms we do loose a bit of control but I think the editor should work to solve this
lac-phe.
https://www.cell.com/trends/endocrinology-metabolism/fulltex...
How so? Ashley Madison was a service for cheating. This would be for people watching porn - how is that worse?

The history is extremely unlikely to be available to the id validator (beyond the domain at most). VPNs can't see the actual history either.
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just 854?
Or need a good amount of ram. Which should be really cheap these days.
It's not a game. If my competitor is putting heroin in their product, is it not fair to point out that the consumers are making poor choices? What would you have me do, add meth to my product?
That’s what the study concluded, how is it a lie? I don’t see where your first source says they prevent SIDS, it cites some studies that found no effect and one where “The authors concluded that these data support findings of past controlled studies showing that the temporal association between infant vaccination and SIDS is coincidental and not causal.”, so perhaps the reasoning about the findings in the paper I linked are off the mark, but what you linked does not show that the statistics are wrong.
My Experience as a MIT Battlecode 2024 Finalist
how do you use the computer usage.. I do find it a very interesting API layer to play around with
You think America's not ready for a woman, but it's ready for a gay man?
In my experience, exceptional English-learners almost exclusively learn independently, from consuming English media or interacting with native speakers, not from courses.
Not really, unless someone reading pop-science misunderstood the "Turing Test" as somehow being clear proof of intelligence--whatever that word really means.
That would make the politician 25 or younger. Easy to pivot. Now 20 years would put the person at 35. You could survive a crack addition in your teens 20 years later if that came out.

But evidence starts disappearing. 20 bad articles about you in 5 years 10 might survive in 10 years maybe 2 might survive.
I didn't take it seriously, I was looking for a spot to drop a link to the map and it worked fine.

Do you think my last sentence was earnest or something?
It's not fascism because Threads has many competitors you're free to use instead. Threads is not a government.

Similarly, it's not fascism for X to shadowban Democrats to help Musk get a cabinet position (or whatever Trump gives him).

It is morally reprehensible and outrageous, but it's not fascism.
I have a 3.3 year old toddler who cannot sit still and I feel like I have zero time to myself anymore, we don't have familial assistance and my partner has a stressful job and frankly I can't remember the last time we were intimate, this is hard AF
>>>>they went off for quite a while about selling off UHF and VHF frequencies which was also a pretty clueless claim....how does that change anything? You are just trading one problem for another.

Our entire free market economy operates on this premise. Govt auctions certain exploitation rights, the rights go to the highest bidder which is presumably the one that can exploit the resource for the most value. VHF UHF frequencies were not auctioned, they were instead handed out to well-connected aristocracy, such as when Senator Edwin Johnson (D-Colorado) lobbied and got a band for Denver within 10 days [1]

Are you saying patronage is superior to the free market ? Or is there a better system I'm not aware of ? I'd love to hear it.

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20090804163725/http://dumonthist...
ohh inserting.. I tried it on couple of big repos and it was a bit of a miss to me. How large are the codebases on which you work? I want to get a sense check on where the behavior detoriates with embedding + gpt3.5 based reranker search (not sure if they are doing more now!)
I didn't write a book, I made a comment. I also don't believe in telepathy, but I do believe in critical thinking.
There’s an obvious difference between a one-off mistake and one which is part of a pattern of continuous deception meant to bias the audience in one particular political direction; the mistake mentioned in the article is clearly the latter. It does not deserve the benefit of the doubt you’re giving it, as a genuine one-off would (particularly if they mentioned, corrected, and apologized for the mistake, which I predict with high confidence they will not do).
I think the country could use some better guard rails on how campaigns are run and some improvements to how the voting process works. The problem is that the American electorate is experience a constant barrage of targeted misinformation and has long since given up on trying to determine what's real.
They'll look for external options whether they're paid lessons somewhere, English-related events, or online chances to talk to native speakers. Many will also go on to look for jobs in companies that involve English.

It's also worth noting that most public schools have (short) study abroad programs that will allow excellent students to apply for a few weeks in Australia or New Zealand as well.

One other interesting part of the uniformity is that perhaps because of the English focus, there's no real exposure to other foreign languages in public schools before the high school level (and sometimes not even then). Whereas in the US, I think most people have the option to study something from middle school or junior high.

I'm excluding Mandarin from this discussion, which is sometimes touched on superficially in Classical Japanese.
They can't if you're using tuple unpacking.
Where can we see/buy this artwork?
> That's news to me

See, this is the problem. Actually, serious policies (meaning, more serious than "drill baby drill" or "build a wall") are long, complicated, and boring. They don't fit neatly into a soundbite or a chant at a rally, so people who don't have the temperament or capacity to seek out and read such documents think the policies don't exist.

In seriousness, the solution is that Democrats need to be better at messaging by crafting policies that are understandable to their audience.
He left office. He wasn't kicked out (other than the election of course), it's not like Secret Service had to drag him out of the Oval. He left. He also went through the whole process again and we know how that turned out.

To imply that the US is an "unstable democracy" is laughable.
Unpopular meaning "a woman"?
JetBrains is very interesting, what are the best performing extensions out there for it?

I do wonder what api level access do we get over there as well. For sidecar to run, we need LSP + a web/panel for the ux part (deeper editor layer like undo and redo stack access will also be cool but not totally necessary)
I don't think the US tries to control Canada like a vassal. It's an unfair portrayal of their common history. Canada is basically the parts of British interest in North America that that revolutionary war failed to reach or aquire in post war negotiations. Benedict Arnold, following Washingtons plan, was defeated in Quebec after all. The US influences Canada more than Canada influences the US because its population is 10x. If the situation were reversed and Canada had all the northern states of the US their relationship would be the same.
> It wasn’t long ago that we regularly witnessed rhetoric hinting at putting people into camps and denying them access to food because they didn’t buy into the official narrative about vaccines.

And where was that rhetoric happening? On social media. Outside of China (and maybe some similar regimes), I don't recall any government official suggesting anything about camps or limiting access to food (even China delivered food to the people they welded into their apartments, so not even there), certainly not in the US.
I don’t agree with the parent but given that mean IQ is 100, it is literally true that half of the population is dumb.
Thanks!

The government has been making efforts, such as trying to improve the training and certification of Japanese language teachers, making Japanese language ability a condition (or at least an advantage) for getting certain types of visas, and offering language support to immigrant children in public schools. They are also trying to promote the use of simplified Japanese—avoiding difficult vocabulary and indicating the readings of all kanji—in documents and services aimed at the general public, something that would help not only immigrants but also Japanese with lower literacy skills. I’m sure much more could be done, though.
In my opinion, in general:

- You must learn the language of the country hosting you (if you live there for any extended period).

- Learning a language is really hard, so I don’t expect everyone to reach fluency. But you must put significant, persistent effort into it.

- Countries should protect their languages, and should resist the urge to Anglicize everything.
Real policy is about real outcomes; this idea, while interesting to talk about, fails on outcomes.
> E2E(E)

I assume you wanted the second E

But no, this might not be enough. If you have full control over the device, especially at the hardware level, then you got nothing. The data has to go from “not encrypted” to “encrypted” at some point. Yes, this is best if it’s on device. Even better if it is encrypted on and in memory. But can you read it? If so, there’s access. You don’t need to break encryption if you get it before, after decryption, or can just read the screen.

Security is not a binary thing. It’s not ever perfect. It is “make it really fucking hard to break or get around.” But if you can get it down to needing to infect the supply chain then you’re doing really good. Because at that point the governments are looking for it and are not going to allow those devices at least for themselves (yes, it’s the governments putting the stuff in but you know… there’s more than one government and devices don’t stay in one border…)
> the study examined eight males and six females

Last sentence I read of that article
>However, experts including Heather Proctor, a professor of biological diversity at the University of Alberta, note they haven’t encountered any published research suggesting leaving our beds uncovered can discourage dust mite growth.
Discussion (79 points, 12 days ago, 48 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41952389
There are some pretty good examples on: The Alt-Right Playbook: You Go High, We Go Low on youtube
Here's a crazy thought maybe it's not actually fascism.
The appearance of “tough against foreign interests”
> What you are essentially saying is that over half the public has a low level of comprehension which simply isn’t true.

The average American reads at a 7th- to 8th-grade level. 21% of Americans are functionally illiterate. https://www.crossrivertherapy.com/research/literacy-statisti...)

It's not an insult, it's just a fact. And it's a problem for politicians who need to communicate complicated policy proposals.

Americans aren't getting smarter, so politicians need to adjust the policies.... which is how we get "build a well" and "drill baby drill."
So if money supply stayed the same but a crisis reduced the supply of goods, while demand increased, then those raising prices are ... not inflation?
> Gen Z young men are all voting for Trump.

From the exit poll data, I see a 2 point lead for Trump among men age 18-29. That's interesting, but probably also within the margin of error. (For women in that range it's an overwhelming 24 point lead for Harris, making the overall support for Harris in that group pretty strong, albeit not as strong as I thought and much weaker than in 2020 and 2016.)

> ...more college degrees...

Yes, and regardless of your opinion of them, this has been inversely correlated with support for Trump. This has not changed from 2016, to 2020, to 2024.
I didn’t say a thing about the US, nor did I imply support for it. I don’t like what the US is doing.

On the other hand pretending that the CCP and the US are meddling at the same level or with the same consequences, or that the CSIS isn’t in on half of what the US is doing is also silly.

I can condemn China and recognize that they pose a serious threat, while also condemning the US and recognizing that the threat is different.
A discussion with now 8000 comments has been on the front page for most of the day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42057647
Last I checked if you're over 60 then you're an Adult and can do adult things. You have long since stopped growing into your body by then. Children are not finished yet, and continue to have their brains mature and grow into the early 20s
Illegal immigration? Yes - they are upset by people whose first act on entering a country is to break the law.

I say that as a legal immigrant to the US whose parents were legal immigrants to the UK. It took me over 18 months to get my green card approved and years for my parents to obtain a British ancestry visa so they could enter and work.

As far as hate towards transgender people, it takes energy to hate. Most people (who don't have trans loved ones) simply don't care and are upset that they are compelled to care.
This comment is a perfect example of my point…
nice circular logic you got going on there.
Harris said she would fund caregiving, I think through Medicare.

> People need money.

They need other things too.
Bitcoin hits record above $75,000 as crypto industry celebrates Trump win
> That’s what the study concluded, how is it a lie?

They use statistics incorrectly. They looked at VAERS that is _literally_ meant for reports of adverse effects.

So it's of course correlated with SIDS. The reverse analysis would have proven them wrong.
They're probably referring to the scope. Very few people were directly impacted by Ashley Madison (though there was at least one reported suicide due to the leaks), but lots of people watch porn and most of those people would not be too keen on their browsing history being leaked even if it's relatively tame, and especially if it's not.
I think leopards are the animal you're looking for here.
Good point. Of course Helen Keller wouldn’t have been able to use this if she were alive today… Or could she have? Have you ever considered that Helen Keller was faking it all along? I mean think about it how can you read and write if you are deaf and blind??
When was the last time Brazil or India did something comparable to what's currently going on in the South China Sea.
An advantage of dataclasses over dicts is that you can add methods and properties.

Also you can easily convert a dataclass to a dict with dataclasses.asdict. Not so easy to go from dict to dataclass though
Not quite. If he actually believes that the election was stolen, whether or not it was, it would be a democratic position. He would be right or wrong, but that doesn't change that his goal would be to protect democracy.

If he actually believes the election was not stolen, whether or not it was, but act as if it was stolen, it would be un-democratic position, because he would, is his perceived reality, try to subvert a democratic process.
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Chinese political bias is well-known ahead of time.
Huh? That also happened to you?
I like your double quotes.
In my experience AWS' CloudFormation is limited in the number of resources and exposed APIs than any of the CDK.
It's about the western gov'ts NOT being able to control the feed, what evidence is there that Chinese gov't is actively involved in curating the TikTok feed?
Thanks for this comment! That does seem to explain a lot of why Dems keep losing. Americans are, first and foremost, for individual freedom and the DNC has a tendency to want to bypass that
As the son of two journalists (one was an editor) news-editing and layout is a lot more than just using serif and playing with typography a bit

The closest thing I’ve found to something actually resembling a proper masthead’s layout would actually be this from HN a few months ago:
https://cybernetic.dev/grid

Balancing high information density and readability is the key to a proper layout. You’ve erred to far on minimalist “readability”

I’d suggest looking at older Indesign/Quark Express magazines if you want to see elements of publishing layouts done digitally

There’s going to be a great layout one day that fuses the news-editing with web, but this isn’t it
> I am beyond redemption so I am their avatar.

I have no idea what that sentence means.

I also have no idea why I should care that someone knows I like to go to McDonald’s.
Thousands of these kinds of tools would fit in a few megabytes. Seems like we could easily make a GitHub Pages site with every random word counter anyone could ever want, using Web Workers so it's all available offline.

You could probably even have an in-browser LLM frontend for it for less structured tasks.

You could even have an integrated editor for making new tools with AI and creating a pull request to share them.