skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I just want to point out that the time for one to randomly appear is somewhere between 10^10^50 and 10^10^69, which is is a pretty large gap. Like the difference between the two is just 10^10^69, mostly. I'll point out here that I'm not using units. The article does, but it's not like they really mean anything at these time scales. A plank time (10^-43 s) to the age of the current universe (10^9 yr) to the lower bound for the estimated time until the heat death of the universe (10^109 yr), all of those time units just end up as rounding errors compared to the lower limit of 10^10^50.

The article does not go over here the time that such a brain could last for, but given that it's quantum mumbo jumbo, we can again assume something in the times of 10^-43s to 10^109 yr. Which, again, means that such a brain can hardly be said to have ever have existed in the first place compared to the time of it's formation probability. And yes, that means our current universe is in the same 'meh, just round it off' bucket.

Like, we get caught up in the minutiae of this thing's mind, it's perceptions, it's sanity, it's soul (?). But if anything the absurdist thought experiment ends as just a mirror aimed at ourselves, with the void now creeping in behind our hats. What am I? What is perception? What is time? Can any of this ever possibly matter compared to these might-as-well-be infinities? Oh God!

I've put numbers up here, they are very poor estimates mostly. And then I tell you that these numbers are so huge that, very literally, nothing that will ever exist in our universe can be made to understand that far future in which this absurd quantum brain comes out of. That time ceases to have any meaning at all in this not quite so empty quantum vacuum.

So, having looked into this mirror, I don't know what tell you. I'm going for a walk, enjoy the season here, hug the fam, have a coffee, laugh, run, play. The universe has spared us this moment.
I don't think the OP thinks he should get premium service because it's from Google. He feels he is entitled to premium service because of the pile of money they ask for the phone.

But basically the price-multiplier between redmi and google are justified with the first 3 days of ownership, when the redmi is slower?

I agree with OP. This doesn't sound like a particularly cromulent argument.
"I will make it legal"
I was diehard keto for over a year straight. Chronic inflammation that I’ve lived with my entire life disappeared totally after a few weeks. I became pretty dogmatic about the whole thing and eventually my body started to suffer. I don’t believe it to be a long term sustainable diet, at least not at the level i was doing it (sub 20g carbs a day).

My blood tests got very worrying towards the latter part of the year and I started to have regular panic attacks and what I can only presume is chronic low blood sugar that ultimately left me feeling pretty lifeless and scared.

Anyways just my personal anecdote to remain cautiously optimistic
American Asians perform worse than Asian Asians in non-destitute countries.
> BTC would crash but so would encryption, and planes and the world.

Sad to see Bitcoin advocates use this dismissive argument.

Centralized systems will update their software as the threat increases. Meanwhile, there are no serious proposals for a quantum-resistance Bitcoin. Some are estimating the update will require a hard fork and take 1 year to update.
Well now you're asking a different question. Robotaxis clearly work today and are rapidly improving. Waymo is past the technical demonstration stage and has paying customers. Alphabet doesn't report profitability for that unit but it will probably take a number of years until they can drive down costs and achieve economies of scale. The senior leadership seems to be willing to fund this initiative indefinitely.

Several other carmakers beyond GM are still pursuing L4+ autonomous technology. So apparently they don't think Waymo is wrong, although they're way behind.
I agree with you in spirit.

What I've done is dev on proc/gpu that's common but 5 years out of date. My processor's AMD and my gpu is a 3060. I've got 64gb of ram though, which I don't think is exactly ubiquitous yet (Steam stats say 95% of people have less ram). That said, developer/editor builds tend to have a -15% to -40% headwind. All combined I am in the trenches with most, hardware experience wise.

I want the games I make to work for everyone. That said, I don't write the drivers or develop the engine, and I'm reasonably poor.
CA is a pretty big state, but even still is not the only one with closures that lasted over a year.
It has to be, because Amazon's target (the car seller) here is dealerships, not OEMs. Amazon is creating a service for all those independent OEM-affiliated dealers to move more volume. It's the OEM-dealership ecosystem that's convoluted.
Just what I needed! Thank you!!!
>I don't know why you thought "they would likely represent two clusters" if they did not already in the clustering given.

Read the study with the clustering. I did it, so you should too.

This is my last reply to you. If you need more answers, there’s already more than enough facts for you here to verify and learn something new in the process.
Same here: I need like 3XW shoes
https://archive.is/blYOm

Nigel Richards is a bit of a legend for this[0], in 2015 and 2018 he won French World Scrabble Champion (despite not speaking French)

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Richards_(Scrabble_playe...
It was deeply ingrained by their internecine conflicts. When factions would fight in their internal wars, they would expect the losing side to commit suicide if they happened to be defeated and not dead by enemy hands. Their military class was not introspective enough to consider that implication of this, if applied to its logical end in a conflict with an out-group, would be the total extinction of their ethnic group.
>and I do think the lawsuit sets a precedent that OSS developers are required to provide software with warranty

If Matt hadn't tried to extort WP Engine he would have been perfectly within his right to say "large hosts have to pay to use the WordPress plugin directory". The injunction is purely about one specific company who was allegedly harmed by Automattic.
How do I file a claim for an accident it causes?
I think an actual realistic goal for this is closer to 2030 or 2035. But it certainly won’t be your personal vehicle or it’ll require subscribing to an overseer system (like Waymo uses)

Btw that kinda thing is one of the few use cases that really does require 5g’s latency and bandwidth… which Tesla currently doesn’t ship. More hardware updates are going to come, despite musks promises)
Look into Acceptance and Commitment Therapy or ACT.

https://www.actmindfully.com.au/product/the-reality-slap/

Everything you’ve been through is pretty normal, you just need to figure out what is most important and make moves in that direction, don’t beat yourself up.
I'm sure legally yes, but tell that to a cop who stopped you.
did it help? also, before covid did you not have brain fog?
>NYC spends about $40,000/student
>So, how much more money should we pour into DOEs to achieve better results?

How much of that money is going to teacher salaries, and how much to administrator salaries? I'm hearing crazy stories these days about American schools, that there's more administrators than teachers now.

Pouring more money into schools doesn't help if it just goes to a bunch of overpaid administrators who do nothing, and nothing goes to the actual teachers.
Can you add keyboard shortcut handler? like when I press 1 it can play the 1st button mentioned in screen?
Not necessarily true, the complication that k8s brings isn't the same that other implementations bring. More moving parts in a highly pluggable architecture brings with it more opinions and optimisations and overhead. Also managed services exist which means several specific issues don't exist. The ops teams simply do something else.
Yea I ball parked it whenever the epa was told by Reagan to not do anything about carbon is when I start the clock
Isn't it a little strange, though, that the system notionally decided that the families are owed an enormous amount of economic power as compensation for the nasty behavior of Alex Jones' media company, but at the same time it's obliging them not to use that economic power to prevent the sale of the media company to a "new owner" still affiliated with an unrepentant Alex Jones, who will undoubtedly continue the nasty behavior? Just in order to get cash to compensate them at pennies on the dollar for his previous round of nasty behavior?

I have to say, just as a matter of gut instinct, it sure feels like when the court finds that Alex Jones damaged people—at a value orders of magnitude beyond that of his company—those people should be allowed to decide that, to them, there's value in snuffing out his ill-behaving company altogether.

Is the issue that there are other creditors who are unhappy with this, who would get paid before the aggrieved families' damages would? The lawyers seem to be fine with it, as they're the ones advocating for this plan...
>I don't know why you think I'm "defending" anything.

I don't think so. Your statements about the nature of checking accounts as created by banks (at least in the U.S) paint the entire construct as if it were an inescapable part of how these banks operate, when it could be differentiated in certain ways, and could in either case involve not arbitrarily blocking people from access to their accounts or even funds. In no explanation of checking accounts is that defensible.
Certain routes and models are infamous for this. I recently got a 12.5 demo from a friend that was both impressive when it worked, and truly horrendous when it didn’t. And yes, we had a phantom break event - which appeared to be due to windy road conditions. That’s inexcusable tbqh

The problem is that at the end of the day, enough people still have serious issues and Tesla wildly oversells the capability of their system.

I think they’ll “get there” in terms of functionality and reliability but it’s nowhere near what waymo is reporting
No. Times are always changing.

How is it now more chaotic than the smartphone and internet revolution combined with the war on terror?

How was the internet revolution more chaotic than the fall of the iron curtain, and its aftermath?

How was the fall of iron curtain more chaotic than the cold war?

How was the cold war more chaotic than WW2? etc etc
Secondary Consciousness
Thank you. Hope you try it and find it useful!
For deployment descriptors that I need to write, I'm using kustomize templating everywhere. Works good enough for me, so never felt the need to reach helm or anything else.

I also use helm for some software, but I never edit it, just configure using values.

Honestly it all seems like craziness and the day kustomize will not be enough for me, I'll just write small JavaScript program generating JSONs. Don't need to make it harder than that...
> Yes there are actual "legal" notions of driver assistance "levels," but out of those 3 companies Tesla seems to be taking it the most seriously.

..and yet Tesla is quick to blame the drivers when accidents happen - and has disclaimers for supervision in its TOS. Mercedes on the other hand, takes all responsibility for eventualities that happen while self-driving is engaged (DrivePilot - not ADAS)
I like how this is almost the same kind of rand of someone arguing against YAML.
One of the major side effects of stimulant medication is that it can exacerbate obsessive thinking. I can see a lot of that over thinking and rumination in your post. This can evolve into delusions, paranoia, etc.

Be mindful of the side effects. Other than that, don’t take yourself too seriously. Study up, have fun, and appreciate life. You are not “rebuilding”, that framing is bad. It’s a long wonderful journey for all of us, truly.
I'm not bragging, it's full-featured [video]
Umm, I do t want to be overly suspicious, but there are a lot of brand new accounts spouting praise here..
Malicious NPM Package Typosquats Popular TypeScript ESLint Plugin, Exfiltrates
No I think the ruling class did. It was a bad decision to try to copy the US without the culture to support it.
Wow that's surprisingly inexpensive (to me at least who has never looked into the value of meteorites before), with some pieces even costing less than €100 EUR. Now I'm trying to come up with a reason why I shouldn't buy a piece.
I don’t think FSD is vaporware, but I believe it has been massively overpromised and underdelivered. And also, I have reason to believe its going to require yet another major hardware revision - despite teslas protestations
Well of course they don’t have remote divers: they don’t operate underwater
They don't have to, it's outsourced. If you don't take it you'll end up on the street and the cops will beat you.
This is tenuously related to what I asked.
Totally normal the first days even weeks are a bit fuzzy. Your body is adapting to a completely different metabolic system. It’s very stressful.
Selling to a business involved with the individual that lost in court.. It seems like a Fraudulent Conveyance to my non lawyer self (but I could be wrong)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraudulent_conveyance
Yeah I'm just saying that even at that time, algebra as a subject was high school or for the "advanced" 8th graders. Calling 4th/5th grade math topics "pre-algebra" would be a real stretch IMO.
Those updates were frequently map updates, which at the time were licensed for money.
I’m not sure what less than one percent difference from the S&P 500 is supposed to prove good or bad. The S&P 500 is heavily weighted toward Alphabet, it literally is a big part of the S&P 500 itself.

And, you know, Exxon Mobil hasn’t really made a new product in quite some time but they’re doing just fine.

Still, I’d say that Google has had plenty of new products and bets that it has been making, along with great recent performance in many ways.

They’re finally hitting their stride with consumer hardware, with the FitBit acquisition clearly boosting their wearables business and selling a lot more pixel watches than any previous smartwatch effort.

Similarly, Pixel phones themselves have jumped from around 4% marketshare to 8-12% marketshare in the US just this year. Success in that arena is very new to Google, so I would call that a long term investment that is paying off.

Google is investing in custom Tensor processors which is also a recent product launch for them, starting in 2020.

Stadia was a new product that obviously failed in the end but did represent a decent technical achievement and major bet on a new product.

YouTube TV isn’t that old, either, it launched 2017, and being the top subscribed digital cable product is a big achievement.

The elephant in the room for newest major product launch is Bard AI and Gemini. It’s fair to say AI is less than proven and that these may be copycat products, but it’s also true that it’s going to be an area where your big competitors are basically Microsoft, Apple, and Google with little room for anyone else.

And let’s not forget that large companies can boost their value proposition and mitigate competitive threats through acquisitions. Even IBM’s lost decade was overcome, and a lot of it was through acquisitions and business unit spinoffs and closures that helped modernize their offerings (companies like Red Hat and Hashicorp).
NYC is one of the most expensive place in the world to live, so of course they need to spend more on students there. How much of that money actually goes to teacher salaries though? How much are teacher salaries there compared to other professions? Can teachers make more money by quitting and working as bus drivers or janitors or wearing costumes in Times Square? If the answer is yes, then the teachers are being vastly underpaid.
There’s no comparison between what was available when I bought my Tesla in 2020 and what I have today.
Older example but when I got a second hand Mazda in ~2017, the salesperson I bought it from set up Bluetooth pairing for voice calls via my phone.

As it turned out, the feature was still pretty janky and I only tried it a few times before reverting to just regular speakerphone. And when the battery died and the head unit lost all its config, I never bothered figuring out how to set it up a second time.
As terrible as the next four years may be for US policymaking, we can hope that weakening Big Food, and undoing vegan religious propaganda, will be areas of progress.
A 35-Year Follow-Up of the Harvard Mastery of Stress Study
It's not a different question. Passion projects that aren't profitable don't last. It doesn't matter what a technology can do if there's no reason to use it.
Are they underfunded though? How much is enough? Chicago for example pays probably at least 15k per student yet scores poorly. How much do they need? 20k? 50k?
https://rockyai.me/ - a chrome extension that lets you chat with any webpage using LLMs. Just a simple side project that I wanted to build for me and my friends. Don't intent to monetize it
This is a true story and why they have never built a bridge between Sicily and Italy even after thousands of years.
Yes, the nice thing about it being a desktop app is that all interview platforms are supported - browsers are unable to detect these desktop apps due to inherent limitations. There's a bunch of competing services so it's likely your candidates were running something.
That seems like an incredible value on the surface. Great job.
You seem to have (accidentally?) left off the rest of the comment:

"Tesla FSD is practically perfected, with no accidents whatsoever, under such conditions"
(1997) Original source: Feeling of Parental Caring Predict Health Status in Midlife: A 35-Year Follow-up of the Harvard Mastery of Stress Study https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1025525428213
Wasn't it good that he kept talking though? Sorry for being crass, but I'd prefer him loosing this case.
> Alex Jones's vitamin company offered 2x more cash

Wait, isn't Alex Jone's essentially bankrupted by the ruling for the Sandy Hook parents? If he has that much cash to offer wouldn't that have been given to the parents who won the suit?
It's not a good outcome, but it's also not fraudulent conveyance. Principally because the proceeds of the sale go to the victims.
If the new license is so similar to the AGPL, why did they not pick AGPL as one of the license options in order to keep a well known OSI-aproved license?
This is nonsense. An AI can no more copy its own code to a server than you or I can.
Probably not. Swedish juris prudence is a bit illogical. Laws typically apply very differently depending on your social standing, and the discrepancy being illogical is usually not an effective counter argument.
I love it! Stuff like reminds me of the wall of lava lamps that Silicon Graphics used to generate random numbers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand

In my first job out of uni, one of the questions the interviewer asked me was how I would design an impromptu RNG system. It caught me by surprise, so I answered that I would stare unblinking for as long as possible, alternatingly chanting "0" and "1" until I blinked. It was an absurd answer, but I was a young kid, and it was the first thing I thought of. I got the job, but I doubt it contributed substantially.

To this day, if I sense that a prospective applicant is someone who seems to embody an innate sense of curiosity about the world around them, I'll toss this one out as a fun thought exercise.
https://archive.ph/V1Uzl
You're not alone. Join ADHD support groups. Kaiser has a few. There are other groups (or sub-groups) among tech people online.

Of all the popular books, I liked The Mini ADHD Coach. Also ADHD 2.0.

36 is young. Be glad that you understand yourself better for your next 20-30 working years, and be sure to get a good prescription for meds
How often were you going to the emergency room?
I would recommend mathacademy.
Also, Azure let's you run quantum code.

You can in general start with these search keywords: qiskit caterpillar yosys.
When Corridor Digital was analyzing the really impressive time spaghetti effect in Loki season 2 they said "there are two kinds of CGI artists. The kind that use the buttons and the kind the program the buttons."
This is a perfect manifestation of our social cultural dynamics at play. If an employee comes in hungover on a Friday, it usually means they lived a little on Thursday night. But to think that ‘hungover employees’ is a force of evil is to completely misunderstand the greater human experience we all share. We are all playing in this game of economics to varying degrees of immersion. Ideally, the economy is just a labor focusing engine that puts people in the right place at the right time to produce the maximum efficiency in terms of what they provide to society. But the car that this engine drives is one that is meant expand and deepen the human experience by keeping people healthy for longer and giving people back more free time than ever before to explore themselves and the world. But some people don’t see it this way. Most ceos and founders are able to impose their deeply flawed worldview onto society as a whole by accruing capital at the cost of everything else. They benefit hugely by dragging us as far into ‘the game’ as they can and pitting us against each other. The only solution I can see is one where machines and automation can carry out all the essential functions needed to feed and care for a large population. Then everyone is given a universal basic income and the freedom to choose what they want to do with their lives. I’d like to believe most people will immerse themselves in the more human hobbies like arts and sports instead of wasting their lives away without purpose. Maybe I’m just hopeful
> was guesswork on what the code word for Midway

More specifically, it was active counter intelligence where the US sent a false report of a water issue on Midway broadcast in the clear that they then picked up the Japanese report of the issue. They used that to discern which codeword Japan used for Midway.
its not just losing money - it will drop the air temps around your printer and that will do weird things to your print. all of these "direct vent" solutions are in warm areas or summer only. Its -2 f / -19c outside right now. I can't direct vent anything. Vapor from inside will turn to ice outside wherever I'm venting. It can't be done half assed.
GM hasn’t been a car company since the 1980s. It’s a finance operation. Leadership only cares about developing products that are good enough to sell financing.

They really don’t know how to develop a compelling product, even though they have an enormous amount of experience and engineering talent.

It’s very similar to the failure of Boeing but GM doesn’t make anything that can kill 200 people at once so we don’t notice.
I was not aware of the policy. My intent was to save people having to read the many pages when they just want a summary of the facts (and I don’t think most people necessarily have a quick way to summarize so it seemed like it would be useful - in fact there’s another person who I guess innocently posted a similar summary..). I also agree it would be useful for this to be an explicit policy. Anyway, now I know…
I agree that this is a little bit overblown. I have come across this article
[0] about a particular editor, but I'm not sure if this is an exceptional example or not

Edit: it's been discussed before [1], I'm not sure why it's flagged

[0] https://www.tracingwoodgrains.com/p/reliable-sources-how-wik...
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40928248
I didn't say I don't believe in quantum computers. What I said is I don't believe in quantum computing as a practical technology. Right now "quantum computers" are just research devices to study QC itself. Not a single one has ever computed anything of use to anyone that couldn't have been computed classically.
Context needed about why Musk blocked The Onion accounts?