skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I see nothing wrong with this comment, what it's implying, predators want to be the only ones inflicting the damage and have its prey not defend itself.
From your link.

Although US teen births are declining, the US teen birth rate is higher than in many other high-income countries.
civic tech! https://civictech.guide/
Devil's advocate here but global spying isn't the same as surveillance state. For in country surveillance there's enough CCTV to not even need satellites
> ... until you're an equipped firefighter...

If my car catches fire (EV, ICE, whatever), I'm going to call a firefighter immediately, regardless of the severity.
What is this voodoo?? This is the among the loveliest sites I've read in a long time! <3

Beautifully designed, executed and presented. With just enough tension to pull the reader in...

I had to look up the author (who I was not familiar with, tbh) and her other work. Good job!

Beautifully done. 12/10, would read again!
Everyone: Notice how the title says "links"? And notice how the article paper itself constantly says "associated"? But it never says "causes"?

That's because this is correlational evidence.

For calibration, our best estimates are that curing all heart disease would increase life expectancy in rich countries by around 3 years. Do you really think that drinking coffee is equally good as eliminating 2/3 of all heart disease? Because that's what this study is implying is true.
> pro-coffee lobbying group

You’re underselling it.

> ISIC comprises six of the major European coffee companies: illycaffè, JDE Peet's, Lavazza, Nestlé, Paulig, and Tchibo.

https://www.coffeeandscience.org/about-isic

Anyway, if you believe in this type of garbage studies, just about everything will lengthen your life according to some and shorten your life according to others. Flagged.
Funko will become (even more) the problem if they continute their relationship with Brandshield.
You make this sound considerably more involved than it actually is from my experience observing/supporting Bazel infra at three companies ranging from 10 to 1K engineers. Adopting Bazel for C, C++, Java and Go has been pretty straight-forward for years now unless you want power features like remote execution, custom rules/macros, etc
From what I've read almost no businesses accepted it anyhow so it's not actually an impactful change for anyone.
> I meant pacifism is promoted as the only recourse for the general citizen

What media are you consuming? Take a look at any list of top-grossing films of the past few decades and it's riddled with non-state lone wolf actors using violence to solve their problems.

You're saying that John Wick, Creed, Spider-Man, The Fall Guy, Furiosa, Venom, etc. are teaching Americans to be pacifists?
Can cops "randomly" ID people in US?
As someone with a kid I feel bad too, but in response to your point, if your kid weren’t developmentally aged to understand what was happening here, would explaining a pet death be so much easier to handle in comparison? I’ve had to explain to a toddler in active crisis that his toys have run out of batteries, went missing, and/or otherwise stopped working… It’s never fun, but putting the kind of existential crisis of owning hardware that is dependent on cloud based services onto your kid seems either sufficiently advanced or totally unnecessary.
Without a mandate, the country won't ever quit the dollar (for international trade).
Version 2.0 of this crime will feature the shooter having the forethought to have put a bitcoin wallet address on the front of his mask as he traipsed around in front of the cameras.

And boy howdy, the sparks will fly then
Tried it with a few simple images - not trying to deliberately confuse it. Seems to handle angular objects better (buildings, ships, etc.) as opposed to something more biological (lot of animal failures).

I haven't cracked any of these open in Blender to look at the topology so they could be (and probably are) an absolute mess, so it's likely that attempting to make changes to the model may prove to be more trouble than it's worth, but still neat to play around with.

Images / Resulting models:

https://imgur.com/a/eSWJhMj
This is what I thought. Now I wonder what is the added value of libdrm on top of the "DRM IOCTLs". The only thing I could think of is "sharing" the GPU IO memory buffers among all GPU applications. And even that...

Well, I really need to have a deeper look one day. Ah!
The Unabomber's MO was politically-motivated terror attacks aimed at high-rank targets. That's exactly what the NYC killing was, so it supports the claim that this guy did it.
There's a reason it's only texting right now.

“Bandwidth per beam is only ~10 Mb, but future constellations will be much more capable.”
https://archive.is/4MU39
He isn't comparing them. He's using the casual and festive nature of many lynchings as support for his argument that America has long embraced extrajudicial killing.
What makes you think the US government will be on your side?
You may not have heard the news but but Musk is the government now.
It doesn't, but if you're in a democracy and the majority well and truly does not want it to be a democracy, I don't think you can stop the transition. Attempting to "save" democracy by imposing a minority will on the majority merely guarantees the end of democracy.
>The second thing is that [the movement] needs to elicit loyalty shifts among security forces in particular, but also other elites. Security forces are important because they ultimately are the agents of repression, and their actions largely decide how violent the confrontation with — and reaction to — the nonviolent campaign is going to be in the end. But there are other security elites, economic and business elites, state media.

Get the violent ones on your side to ultinately win. Got it.

I don't think she's making the point she thinks she's making. And yes, I read the rest of the article. It focused primarily on events taking place in places where, lets face it, there's not quite the ah... oomph in gen pop that exists in the U.S. It's ulitimately a nice thought. It's absolutely accurate in that things like generalized striking and boycotts are great preambles as well. They're also considered illegal in the U.S. to coordinate btw, because of previous run ins with said efficacy during wartime in WWII. Secondary striking was outlawed. So formal unions can't use that as a tactic. You can thank the Taft-Hartley act for that.

So... Yeah. Might want to meditate on that one a bit harder.
Why has “table stakes” become such a popular phrase in the last 12-24 months?
> "The next step is to automatically add "nodes" to the 3D images where the model can pivot, rotate and whatnot and then boom, you have on-demand animated, interactive content."

Well not really sure what you're talking about here wrt nodes (adding in arbitrary rotation/zoom sounds great in theory if all you're looking for is a lazy susan or spinning exorcist heads), but the next steps will likely be more around ensuring sane symmetrical topologies, better UV maps, and automatically building rigging (FK/IK) to allow for easy animation.
I think the objection was to the centrality of lying and intent.

My home contractors might lie to me, but that certainly is not what I hired them to do

I'm assuming your father did more than just tell tall tales.
Maaaan, The NYPD will take credit for oxygen. Right now their talking like they solved it. a "combination of old-school detective work and new age technology"

it was an employee at McDonalds. McDonalds solved this crime. Like god intended.
The reason to put the generator away from the house is carbon monoxide poisoning, not the fire risk from a battery.

Having the generator within 4 feet of a door or a window that can open is a bad idea.

You'll also want the exhaust port pointed away from the house.
That’s just basic engagement strategy. Speculation and “the other tribe did it, those assholes!” Go hand in hand and will boost engagement on the site which is going to make _somebody_ money they otherwise wouldn’t have made…
Does this mean global stingray capability?
Just expand Medicaid.. simple.
"Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue"

mmmmh...
Separate thread
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42370622
I love qutebrowser but it still relies on a very old Webkit and is not usable on a substantial fraction of sites...
Which is dumb because there’s plenty of money to pay the residents otherwise.
https://chitchatter.im/public/a15225a7-cf8c-4f6c-955a-e5fe15... to join a hackernews public chat!
That doesn't sound like praise to me, that is just plain human sympathy.
Santa doesn't exist. I have the lawsuit to prove it.

I sued my parents with the help of Brandshield because they lied to me, and the fact that my younger self was naive enough to believe a lie (provably! my parents have video evidence of my being excited after they told me he was coming to visit) damaging to my brand: If I could believe a lie, then my followers might believe that my cryptocurrency predictions could be based on false information.

(most of the above is fantasy that amused me to create)
Talk with your bonded fiduciary advisor, they are the _only_ people that won't try to sell you on nonsense or lie to your face.

Disclaimer: This is not advice, so YMMV etc... note most financial "advisors" will quietly have >80% of their investments in boring index funds. Unbounded advisors at banks etc. generally do not "practice what one preaches" when there is no legal repercussions for lying to you.

Best of luck, =3
"You as the innocent party should have prevented us from shitting on you. This is really on you.". Like, "if you didn't want to get hit by a car you shouldn't have been walking on the sidewalk".

Utter scum.
Kinda amazing someone with enough foresight to plan this and conceal their identity doesn't burn their ID and destroy the weapon as like the priority 1 after getting out of the city.
> One might argue that having tons of popular entertainers who are frustrated with the platform, and there being no exclusivity agreements with those entertainers (AFAIK, and contrary to the way Twitch treats its top streamers) would create an opportunity for competitors to pop up.

I wish, but it's not that easy. A potential competitor needs to not only start off with the ability to handle all the video uploading and delivery, but it has to also provide the audience and monetization. If YouTube was strictly a content hosting service there wouldn't be much of an obstacle in this regard, but it's also the discovery platform that audience members go to in search of content. The network effect is too strong because hosting and discovery are bundled into one.
Part of prison is that you can't communicate to the external world without being monitored. Any shared code would also have to be reviewed. Even in Norway internet use is banned, except for educational purposes, which presumably limits you to wikipedia and .gov
It still came to down to a crappy photo from a security cam and not the drones, internet surveillance, or facial recognition software in constant use against us.

This crime could have been solved the exact same way in the 1980s. The only difference being that the guy's picture would have been distributed over the 6 o'clock news instead of the internet.
Wow thanks for sharing. How is this possible? This seems like it would really take off when cheap enough.
It's the healthcare industrial complex. Just like the military. You get back some percentage of what you charge. They're incentivized to charge more because they'll get more, and sometimes it's an all-or-nothing.

I have doctor friends who quote they spend over 60% of their time dealing with insurance and it's intricacies. It's the fault of the system, with large foundations on insurance and perverse government policy to enrich the leaders therein, and the providers are simply making do with the system they must operate in.

I'll never forget the story I heard about a military squadron that needed like one bolt to fix a relatively important piece of equipment, and it cost like $10 itself.

But the only way they could get it was through a package deal of a million dollars of other insane amounts of equipment that was entirely superfluous and they ended up getting shitloads too many guns and threw away thousands of hardware bits just to get that one screw.

Similar systems at play here.
"Read the room" is my absolute least favourite though terminating cliche. It's just "agree with me because everyone else does". You may as well say that it's "yikes" or "gives you the ick".
I keep telling people to support/join the PNHP. They're working in the struggle to move healthcare in a more affordable direction by educating docs, med students, and legislators.

The PNHP is like the ACLU or EFF but for healthcare.
My instinct was that it was more of a "germanic" sentence structure, but I am rusty on these things and there's enough bad amateur linguistics on the internet for me to add to it.

Or maybe we're both right? Could be a co-relation.
Is that just me or does the head shape not quite match between releases CCTF footage and the BBC picture and (supposed) mugshot I have seen elsewhere.

Like it's similar but not quite the same mainly less pronounced cheek bones, wider less "bubbly at the tip" nose.

But honestly maybe I'm just hallucinating this due to differences in angle light conditioning etc.

EDIT: To be clear I'm not saying "it's not him" (implying conspiracy or similar), but saying "my first reaction was huh did I click the wrong link that looks like someone else".
If you're not so quick to leap to the thought terminating cliche you might stop to think that yes, those transitions did change us. And how might we change next after we outsource thinking and socialization to automation rather than just consume media in a different format?
> Does it update much of the old information?

There is lots of information and even whole chapters that couldn't have been possibly written in 1996, but I haven't read the first edition so I can't really compare in detail.
Great explanation!
It's actually a kind of version of "TL;DR," which stands for "Too long, don't read."
One of AI's benefits is personalization, which means that you can jump between abstraction levels, or in other words, information density levels.
The success is checked after the decision is made to, well, verify the decision. The guess isn't adjusted on whether the number is between two values.

The strategy is straightforward and bulletproof (if you allow a random generator of real numbers, otherwise you may keep tossing coins indefinitely): keep tossing coins until you get tails. If the number you saw is less than the number of heads you got, you don't switch.

For the simplest case assume that one envelope always contains 1 and another always contains 2. You choose one envelope randomly, so in 50% of cases you get 1, which you switch in 50% of cases. And in 50% of cases you get 2, which you switch in 25% of cases. Hence, you pick the higher number in 62.5% of cases. The same works with any numbers N, M; or any complex distributions; or even real numbers with a bit more complicated strategy. You don't have to know whether you are between two values in advance, you just have to guess.
I don't doubt your experience, I can only provide mine. I've seen one rollout from the inside (~1000 engineers), performed one rollout myself (100-1000 engineers), and talked to ~10 other companies trying to do their own rollouts (100-1000 engineers). Everyone has their own unique circumstances, and I can only speak for what I have seen myself (first or second hand)
> the country won't ever quit the dollar (for international trade)

Legal tender status has almost nothing to do with international settlement. (The dollar isn’t legal tender in most jurisdictions.)
Wow, that raises my opinion of Jobs dramatically, not that I had anything much against him before.
RVV VLEN DLEN FMA - RISC-V vector architecture shit
A partner that they hired, yes?

If I hire an agent, and authorize them to go around acting on my behalf doing all sorts of shitty things in my name, I don't get to say: "sorry it wasn't me, it was the guy I hired to do things in my name".

They willfully and intentionally gave authority to this agent to go around doing dumb shit with that authority.
Chezmoi adds policy on LLM-generated content to contributor guide
The Identity Killer strikes again

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CiVFn1vEIiM
YAMLScript remains one of the more impressive practical jokes I've ever seen.

They never break character. It compiles! Each post somehow more deranged than the last. I respect the hustle.
> tlsOptions:

> rejectUnauthorized: false

Means trust any cert?
Your accountant's cooking the books is handmade and a work of art, passed down by generations of accountants before them and they'll proudly stand in front of any auditor to claim their prowess at their craft.
This is just really funny because the implication is then something like "he wasn't a victim or a working class hero, he was a rich guy, and they're actually the bad guys.. because look! They're murderers!" And then presumably the other side can just be like, "Ok well sure, that's our point anyway I guess..."
Very cool to see that you've achieved a hardware prototype. Looks great.

If you're more interested in exploring your ideas about ternary dataflow computing, is there a reason you didn't start with an FPGA instead? The gap between idea and prototype is much smaller and there's even dataflow DSLs like Tapa if you don't want to write the HDL:

https://github.com/rapidstream-org/rapidstream-tapa
Yup, I've been migrating out of Gandi because of this, I was okay with up to ~50% over the base price but I'm seeing 100%~200% overcharge. I did have to let go of one domain though since Cloudflare doesn't support .jp yet
I meant rigging, but I'm a layman so I don't know the terminology. But yes, symmetrical models with simpler meshes and better UV maps would definitely be needed to make it work as I'm imagining it
To quote a Reddit comment:

looks like he followed/retweeted rogan, trevor noah, ezra klein, elon, AOC, rfk jr, peter thiel, bernie on twitter. very concerned with falling birthrates, anti-capitalist but pro musk, supports AI, dislikes overwatch but is a pokemon enjoyer. eats mcdonalds but is super ripped, gave positive reviews to ted kaczynski's manifesto as well as jd vance's hillbilly elegy
Indeed. I wish he found a productive way to get some real traction on his ideas.

I think it has been long enough to say that the bombings were not productive.
Jeez, had the article been any more drawn out we could have connected them to a publisher.
Amazing! Love the idea, and I really love the “sponsorship” part. It’s very cool that a project like this can get funding.

The “MML” MIME markup language is new to me. It is strange that it’s neither markdown based nor does it automatically build the plain text part for you.

On the few occasions these days where I compose an email in mutt (via vim) I find I end up writing markdown _anyway_* so supporting it as an authoring format would be fantastic.

Alas, a lot of professional interactions require HTML emails. I don’t want to come across as awkward nerd to everyone all the time.

*!:)
Why? They're both acts of violence that people gloated over. He's not saying "killing this guy is just as bad as lynching innocent black people". He's saying America likes killing, whether it's someone you think should be killed or not.
Right? There is no such thing as a ‘company’ doing something, anyway… it is always a decision by an individual or individuals at a company who makes the poor decision… why do I care if you paid that person on your own payroll, or if you paid them indirectly by paying a company that employees that individual… in either case, they are acting on behalf of the company when they act.
> You might as well skip the English middleman and go straight to an embedding not constrained by a human language mapping.

How would you ever tweak or debug it in that case? It doesn't strictly have to be English, but some kind of human-readable representation of the intermediate stages will be vital.
Unless they're explicitly cutting ties with the partner, it's hard to take what they say seriously. Even if they _did_ unequivocally say that they were cutting ties, it would be hard to be sure they weren't just unhappy they got noticed rather than not wanting to them to act like this.
On one hand, exactly, anything that's grabbed from the distro is actually an issue to reproducibility, but I guess it also means there could be some shim to make installing things easier (assuming `apt/pacman/whatever install blaze` isn't enough to get going, which I guess may be the case since bootstrapping toolchains might not be straightforward and needs configuration/smashing-your-head-against-the-wall for each language, especially if it's not already supported like C++/Java).
The Unabomber killed innocent people. That's a very different MO from this guy.
Security cameras were not nearly as prevalent in the 80's.
It is so true, basically every one of my parents stupid, racist, bigoted ideas are parroted from a Murdoch related program or publication.

I mean, there is a market for it, that's why it's profitable to sell lies but, yeah, the world would be a LOT better without that crap in it.

I just can’t believe he isn’t dead yet.
Related:

Askers vs Guessers (2010) https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2010/05/askers-...

Are you an Asker or a Guesser? (2010) https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2010/may/08/change-...

What's the middle ground between "F.U!" and "Welcome!"? (2007) https://ask.metafilter.com/55153/Whats-the-middle-ground-bet...
"Non-violence is a very non-functional approach in a society that's based entirely on organized force and violence."
If he planned to go after others he'd still need that gun, and he might have needed the IDs to get to his next target.
We use "you can outsource operations, but you can't outsource risk". The new DORA regulations out of the EU, regardless of its issues, at least is trying to put a legal framework around "you can't blame a third party and ditch your responsibilities".
is there any country (not currently in a civil war) where they can't do so as long as they come up with a reasonable pretense of suspicion?
If US sanctions require it, otherwise never.
it should be possible to ask model to think aloud (or step-by-step) and then give summary. in one or two prompts. give only summary back to user.
Then they should properly be using inchH2O?
Per the article:

"Debanking will also not infrequently swiftly cascade to accounts in the same household, regardless of title (non-specialists can round this to “name on the account”; industry can’t). Banks institutionally consider those accounts in the same household to be highly likely to be under common control, regardless of what paperwork, account holders, or politically influential subcultures believe."
This is a very strange read. My initial feeling was that it was an awful lot of verbal gesticulation aimed at simple gaslighting. Having read most of it at this point it almost reads like it's trying to confirm the hypothesis while saying it's doing the opposite. I really dunno what to make of the piece, but it's kind of an exhausting read.
> for some reason Apple seems to manage just fine (with GDPR).

Just fine?

Like the EU forcing Apple to pay $14B in back taxes after voiding a legal and consensual tax agreement between Apple and Ireland? [1]

Or the DMA resulting in an absurd $2B fine related to music streaming, in a transparent attempt to prop up Spotify (the dominant market leader in this space)?

Both of these in the last couple of months alone? It's just rent-seeking with a pretend "we're doing it for the good of the people" facade.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%27s_EU_tax_dispute

[2]: https://www.reuters.com/technology/apple-set-face-fine-under...
It would have been good to hear about whether there are still any mainstream computer platforms that ship with IOMMU off, since it is the mitigation here.