skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It won't. Conservatively over 60% of young men are single. The real number if you remove men that have had maybe one relationship or encounter in a multi-year span is 80% or more. The lie you will hear is that men are choosing OnlyFans over a relationship. There is no choice. They can't get a relationship.
Exceeding Conventional FPGA Roofline Limit by LUT-Based Efficient Multiplication
> Is that the sentiment here? Things were already bad so who cares if the chatbot made it worse?

I was deliberately not expressing a sentiment at all in my initial comment, I was just drawing attention to details that would go unnoticed if you only read the article. Think of my notes above as a better initial TFA for discussion to spawn off of, not part of the discussion itself.
How do you know STOP is a strike?
Well. I use GeoDjango with PostGIS. Django supports it natively. And django-rest-framework takes it to another level.

Python has the best machine learning and AI support too. It is very easy to mix geographic libs with data science tools.

To build a simple CRUD software with vanilla SQL you really don't need Django and Python. But I challenge any one to try a GIS full stack without Django and Python.

Just look for GDAL, pyproj, shapelly, fiona and MapLibre/Mapbox.

And it really powerful to combine with HTMX or Vuejs for reactive SPAs
> Where does Mullvad get all this money?

From their customers.
That's a pretty cold take. If the extension did not need info from linkdin that is not publically available it would not be an extension.

And second, I am not ok with my info outside of my control even if it's public. I might change my mind about it being public, or I might want to change part or all of it. Good luck doing that after it's been fed to an LLM, even IF the company adheres to the GDPR and has not been resold several times along with your data.
Relic from the Cold war, not a relic at the time of the cold war.
Yes, used much less than object property access.
Thank you so much! I’ll be watching
I feel it's just jealousy, and I don't even live there, but I'm envious. It's a great place, the nature, the climate, the coast. Every time I visit I think to myself, why do I not live here?

I can't think of many more places that are developed, stable, have the employment and entrepreneurship opportunities, and have this kind of climate and nature.

The downsides is that it's so expensive, not everyone can afford to live there, pay the taxes, pay the cost of living, etc.

And you could argue it's now over-crowded too.

So it seems like a recipe to make others jealous.
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> Most of the experts from that report have a direct financial benefit from claiming that this will happen

Rigetti $RGTI is up 400% this month. 135% this week alone. He’s right.
Other than social media, what other sources could the public rely on for something like this? Would local law enforcement observations suffice? What else would be publicly available?
Yeah SQL Alchemy is 1000x better.

Django's ORM is miserable.

User.objects.filter(company__product__product_variation__var_type__in=['var1', 'var2'])

vs

User.where(company: { product: { product_variation: { var_type: ['var1', 'var2'] }}})

Little things like that make it so much harder to read.
Discovery and engineering of the antibody response to a prominent skin commensal
One of the channels that I follow is "What is Going on With Shipping" (its mostly about ocean going supply chain things and started with the Evergiven)... and today's video is: War of the Jersey Shore! | Did Iranian Navy Carriers Launch Drones Over the New Jersey? - https://youtu.be/hTpYN70tZ6Y

And since this is a "the Iranian mothership off the coast" - the info about where the drone carriers are is presented.

The video discretion links to other sites with info.

https://x.com/TankerTrackers/status/1866922032681652322

> Iran has two drone carrier vessels; the SHAHID BAGHERI and the SHAHID MAHDAVI. Both are located in the anchorage of Shahid Bahonar, Iran.

> We know this because we are looking at them right now.
> The other day I was downvoted here for mentioning not being able to restore a local backup is bonkers. Many people like me lost years of chat history because they moved everything to Google Drive.

I remember how it used to be impossible to migrate chat history from Android back to iOS.

It looks like the feature was only implemented some time this year (!):

https://www.androidauthority.com/whatsapp-chat-transfer-cros...
Louis Rossmann doesn't seem to understand the FTC Act or its rulemaking authorities, especially after Loper Bright. Can't speak for Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, but the reason behind the zero dollar penalties under Section 5 violations is because of statutory limitations.
Untrained neural nets demonstrate memorization-independent abstract reasoning
FBI Director Christopher Wray to step down before Trump takes office
Works on a Pixel 4A 5G..

Pretty sure that's not doing any fancy on-device models!

That said, there was a popup today saying that assistant is now using Gemini, so I just enabled it to try. Could well have changed in the last week.
I use the DNS-related registries[0] frequently. I’m a co-maintainer of a DNS client/library/server and have to refer to the standards pretty frequently while reviewing and writing code.

I would imagine anyone doing protocol work would consult these from time to time. It is easier than trying to look them up in the RFCs.

0 - for example, the DNSSEC algorithm number list https://www.iana.org/assignments/dns-sec-alg-numbers/dns-sec...
AI chat bot should have age restrictions just like social media.
> Shaming people even harder isn't going to accomplish a thing.

It do accomplish a thing of helping people that don't want to be ashamed to take better care of their weight before it becomes a bigger issue.
Do you presume government agencies just always know what's going on everywhere? I'm not the least surprised that the government hasn't spent any resources finding out who's flying drones around if they haven't caused any damage or been in airspace they're not allowed to be in.
32 GB is out of stock.

16 GB (which is enough for a quad core, IMO) is $399 with "375 in stock, ships tomorrow"

https://www.arrow.com/en/products/hf106/sifive-inc

I ordered a Milk-V Megrez (same ship but 1.8 GHz vs 1.4 GHz here) for $100 less a week ago. The price difference was much bigger then!
I won't say you can't have success applyling blind to job-boards. But, especially, if you're not some cookie-cutter search skills, you're probably playing the "game" on hard level. Yes, some people will win anyway but lots of others will win out because they have a connection.
PARP has entered the chat

Translated the linearity of your PA (nevermind LNA for RX) is unlikely to support even 20dBm, and the higher rate modulations for even 802.11a/g (nevermind any MIMO/SDMA workings) are EVM limited, not received power limited
And why not Signal?
> Bit concerning that no government agencies have figured out what’s going on

I wouldn't be betting against this being a government agency. Anywhere between local cops and black/budgetless agencies you'd go to jail for even having heard of.

That, or maybe organised crime. A friend of mine used to have what turned out to be a high level drug dealer living/working a few doors up the street. They'd fly DJI drones off the balcony and hover them where they could monitor the roads leading in and out of the area, presumably watching for cops. One night an unexpectedly large amount of unmarked cars all converged on that property, followed about 90 seconds later by about a dozen fully lit up and sirening cop cars. The occupants of the first batch of unmarked cars swept up about 8 people running away when the lit up marked cars turned into the street.
It'd be a lot more subtle to just have a spy on the ground operating a drone from nearby, looking like just another careless hobbyist flying where they shouldn't be.

Small drones don't have much range, and balloons could have ended up hundreds of miles off target.
BMI (as a diagnostic tool for overweight and obesity) has some problems, but it's good enough for most people most of the time. The measurement is FAR less likely to return a false positive (due to someone being "too jacked") than it is to correctly identify some who is carrying too much body fat. In any case, BMI plus a waist circumference measurement is even more accurate, and is still an easy, accessible and useful clinical diagnostic measurement.
That is really good, also because your tracking cookies get bound to your phone number and then market segmentation companies then use your phone number to direct ads to your tracking IDs. To them, your phone number is like your SSN.
Is it work colocating my servers?
I know AWS gets you trapped with free credits, but after setting up a home lab for less than $5k it seems crazy economical for how much compute I can run on it over time.
Only problem is it's sitting in my apartment and I'm worried about electricity and cooling and having to add more capacity. Worth paying small colocation rent as the setup grows?
Their new macOS app is surprisingly pleasant to use, and much snappier in performance.
You can pre-emptively pardon someone. Seemingly.
Yes, but that tradeoff exists for most things those tools do. If you can easily and perfectly detect an error, it should just go into the compiler (and perhaps language spec).
It‘s worth noting that they are doing all of this expansion on top of (or parallel to?) the Signal protocol.

Does anyone have specifics on how they do it, what compromises they‘re making? Because they are doing it on a whole different scale than Signal and any other e2ee messenger I’m aware of (take note, Matrix folks)
Social media impressions/likes.

That's usually what drone videos are for, isn't it?
I am 100% convinced you don't have children.
Note that the link in the announcement takes you to the 32 GB, which is (instantly?) out of stock.

16 GB (which is enough for a quad core, IMO) is $399 with "375 in stock, ships tomorrow"

https://www.arrow.com/en/products/hf106/sifive-inc

I ordered a Milk-V Megrez (same SoC but 1.8 GHz vs 1.4 GHz here) for $100 less a week ago. The price difference was much bigger then!
Appealable, yes, pretty much all orders are appealable.

Everyone has 2 weeks to file an appeal to this ruling and the Judge has given 30 days for the Trustee to figure out how to fix things.

We'll see what happens.

In any event, yes, likely we are going to see this dragged out like crazy. What's wild is IDK what happens when all the infowars funds dry up if this is stuck in litigation. Bankruptcies aren't usually drawn out like this (and it's somewhat designed to be very streamlined).
I tried it and it said English 93% (left same age as you).

Then I did my best Russian accent and on the first time it gave me Hindi/Urdu at 80+%. I tried it a second time rolling my r's a bit more and it settled on Russian at 70%.

I think it's very sensitive to specific tells and I suspect the dataset for Russian accents may not account for all the variations in regional pronunciation and dialects.
Well 6.13 is bleeding edge, it just started it's RC cycle. I can wait until it is mainline.
Ask again later
I have donated hundreds to charity purchasing my used DVDs from charity shops.
No, AM radio are low RF frequency and have little spectrum for data transmission. also due to long range it will be severely interference limited.
Our response to a Chinese drone invasion on CONUS would be some fun spicy RVs from a Trident II.
But you never got that; the successful OnlyFans people have always had teams pretending to be them. Anyone who ever believed otherwise is like a kid who thinks that the mall Santa Claus is the real guy.
Is there an issue with limiting use to those who are 18+?
I'm not contending that Microsoft and Google are equivalent in this regard, I'm saying that Microsoft does have a history of releasing technologies and then letting them stagnate.
Yes, I'm experiencing this in the form of 'suggestion' buttons.

It's so clearly trained on my own replies that it parrots stuff I've said, but it tends to get the sense of the words literally backwards and wrong. If I used that I would be telling my fans the opposite of what I actually meant, or various other catastrophically not-even-wrong assertions. It really, really is not figuring out what it's being fed. Sometimes I let people in on what the AI is suggesting I say.

It's not actually wresting the controls from my hands and talking to my fans AS me… yet.
Semi-related: Windows or macOS in a Docker Container

https://github.com/dockur
https://archive.is/HQFgX
Unfortunately, ZFS doesn't support anything stable beyond 6.6.
Ah that makes sense.

I would think as long as the manufacturer and the operator are not the same entity then the danger in that regard would be mitigated.
Thank you for adding such a simple, positive, growth-mindset message to the internet. This instantly brightened my day and compelled me to write what might be my first ever comment on this site. idk if I can understand quantum computers, but I can climb mountains and make excellent sourdough pizza and that's not something I could say a year ago. Mostly, I'm just happier than I was 5 minutes ago and you did that!
You've made a lot of great points above, more than I can reply to, so please excuse my cherry-picking of just a few in my response here.

> the term "open source" was not in any kind of widespread use prior to the explicit open source movement that began in 1998

There's actually a lot of contrary evidence, see https://dieter.plaetinck.be/posts/open-source-undefined-part... for a great deep-dive. That author's findings line up with my own vague recollection of the occasional use of the terms "open" vs "closed" being used intuitively and generically to describe codebases, in programming-related discussions on bulletin board systems.

> a perfectly-reasonable, common assumption became an unreasonable without much warning

In my view it's been more of a slow process. The license changes for infrastructure projects have been brewing for a while, in response to the lack of a revenue share mechanism from cloud providers. The original Redis kerfuffle about Commons Clause started in 2018; MongoDB switching to SSPL was also later in 2018; Sentry switched to BSL in 2019; etc. Basically a slow but consistent movement of a few infrastructure companies per year, every single year for quite some time now.

> In a post-CLA world, a lot of companies are banking on the rugpull. They are starting businesses operating in ways they know is not sustainable, securing enormous investments, and knowing full well that when the time is right they will change the rules, which is legal because they reserved the right to do so.

Maybe I'm naive, but I really don't think any of these well-known companies strategically planned an evil rug-pull years in advance. Rather, ZIRP led to all sorts of unsustainable businesses getting massive amounts of funding. Yes, this includes a lot of open source infrastructure software companies, but also a lot of other non-open-source businesses as well.

Once fundraising became more difficult, everyone starts struggling to figure out how to achieve a profitable business model. For the open source infra companies, a licensing change is a somewhat natural option to consider, for software products that happen to be generating a lot of value for third parties but not for its primary creators. The company needs to recapture some of that value to remain in operation. That seems perfectly reasonable, and from users' standpoint it should be preferable to alternatives like the company going out of business.

I haven't seen many new open source businesses in the past couple years, and for good reason. Personally as an independent infra software developer, I don't think I will ever start a new substantial open source project again, and I very much hope that Fair Source (or something with similar intentions) is successful as a more sustainable model for new infrastructure products moving forwards.
Looking forward to KDE Plasma implementing Vulkan rendering and then it would run in qemu/kvm with GPU acceleration over Vulkan rather than OpenGL.
I had no idea that it was 2600hz tone that what started the whole phreaking scene.

> Bill discovered that a recorder he owned could also play the tone at 2600 Hz with the same effect.

I hadn't realised this was true: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ITfQGEASYvU
NJ has some of the leading research centers for the US military, our new president's second estate, and critical infrastructure for telecommunications. Reportedly drones were flying close to all of these spots. I would fully expect our military to be monitoring these parts of the country for drone-sized objects given how effective they have been in waging our wars the past 20 years. So yeah, it's a massive intelligence failure if these are combatant drones.
It is annoying that there is not actually a good answer anywhere in there
> if you look at california's share of the US population, that has been decreasing since 2015.

California has reached some kind of equilibrium where it is sending away as many people as it attracts. I don't think Texas will be able to grow easily past 40 million either.
I assume in this case, you are saying "the model" to mean the human Only Fans account holder and not an ML model in which the fake models are trained on? Something funny about clarifying that too.
that's the point. Cheap low quality food makes people wants to eat more (because it lacks nutrition the body needs). Turning them into recurring revenue.
Your extension works on people's profiles that are not your own (if you paid for the enterprise ability, according to the extension's code). So is this not aiding with scraping peoples' data?
> In what world should an AI be advocating someone kill themselves or harm another?

A world in which a reasonable adult would say the same?

Not really the case here, but I don’t think it’s an absolute.
Ukraine's capabilities mostly consist of ramming a cheap drone into an expensive one.

This is one of those times when the US has a Maginot Military - massively overpowered against traditional threats, inexperienced when dealing with something like this.

This is not a trivial problem. A cheap drone with a relatively small explosive payload flown into an air intake can take down a military aircraft and cause serious problems for an airliner or private jet.

An airfield is the ideal place to do that, because aircraft are most vulnerable during takeoff and landing.

A few people and a hundred drones launched from a few km away can significantly delay incoming and outgoing flights.

Equip the drones with weapons - or larger explosives - and it's potentially Pearl Harbour.
The marginal cost would be quite large because there are very few customers that want a physical disc.

I am not arguing that there should not be alternatives but rather customers don’t want those alternatives so the cost to make a dvd/Blu-ray for less than .1% of your market can be quite expensive.
There was an AMA I saw on reddit from one of the people who worked as a "typist". It was one of the most depressing things I've ever read.
My specific advice for your situation, From easiest to start, to hardest:

- Immediately change work hours, work 4 x 10 hour days, if you can handle it. Can be tough for some.

- Go partial part-time, work 4 x 8 hour days, or 3 x 10 hour days (recommended)

Now that you've freed up your time, build!

DO NOT STOP YOUR DAY JOB, YOU WILL JUST BURN THROUGH YOUR CASH AND BE UNDER IMMENSE STRESS TO DELIVER. THIS IS NEVER THE RIGHT ANSWER, UNLESS YOUR PROJECTS ARE MAKING MORE THAN YOUR DAY JOB.

DO NOT DO PART TIME WORK ON TOP OF FULL TIME WORK. YOU WILL JUST BURN-OUT, DO WORSE AT YOUR JOB, AND HAVE NO ROOM TO THINK ABOUT PROJECTS. YOU NEED TO DROP THE FULL TIME WORK. SIMPLE AS THAT.

NOW, Build stuff YOU need, or your FAMILY needs

- Build simple MVPs, have a very fast feedback cycle:
- Build MVP -> get feedback -> apply feedback -> get more feedback ...

- Build stuff YOUR job needs. Follow the same advice as above.

You mention your skillset is broad. Go DEEP in 1 or 2 areas in 2025. Stop having shallow knowledge, because your ideas will remain shallow if you don't address this. You do Software already, why not focus on 1 or 2 particular areas this year, with your newfound free time? Eg heres some areas I've thought up just now for you:

- Cybersecurity - Implement OWasp top 10 tips for Wordpress sites (developed as a wordpress plugin, or site, or browser extension etc)

- Backend - Build tools for API management, API testing, API benchmarking, API mocking, containerization

- Frontend - focus on UI, or UX, or accessibility, or performance, or a specific framework

- Frontends for firmware - hone your C/C++ skills and build simple frontends for users to configure hardware devices (Raspberry PI, STM32, ATMega etc)

- Browser extensions - Bothered by how websites look/feel? Bothered by cookies/privacy/lack-of? Bothered by ads/popups? Paywalled sites? Want Reddit to look better / more custom? Build a browser extension/s to address these issues. They are very easy to start, and cost nothing to run.

- IDE extensions, build extensions/themes for VSCode etc. Very easy to get into.

- Command line - did you know a group of people are making 6 figures selling coffee via SSH only?

- Graphics/gaming - Why not explore low-level graphics? How about Game development? Asset Pipelines?

- AI/Machine-Learning - Play around with some LLMs. Combine them with one of the above areas (eg browser extensions)
While there are potential health issues (outside those resulting from PED use) to being too jacked, they're not even remotely the same severity/risk as those from carrying too much body fat.
they are participating in a fantasy whether or not they're self aware enough to actually have fun with it.
I think I need whatever problem you had. Would it be easy to repro?
I'm not at all sure that's true.

I've been a fanfic writer, spinning up fictional characters for company and writing their exploits, and it was indeed compelling and interesting in its own right. I think more people than you suspect will go for the hollow pretend version, especially since they're already aware the 'real' OnlyFans person is not gonna come seek them out. Why not go for the clean break of an entirely fictional thing?
> Has this outperformed the S&P 500 index in the last 30 years?

This isn’t a particular argument in favour of the S&P 500. Of course some subsets of a total market fund have outperformed the total market over whatever arbitrary time period you want to pick. In the exact same way, various subsets of the S&P 500 have outperformed the S&P 500 over the past 30 years.
Many 4th graders would have genuine trouble grokking the notion that a variable (a "letter") may be used in an expression to stand for some arbitrary number. This is why it may be more sensible to reinforce quasi-algebraic reasoning at that age by indirect means, such as practice with non-trivial word problems and with e.g. computing expressions that involve a variety of operations w/ rules of precedence, parentheses etc.
The Guardian is publication reporting the information. If you click the link at the top, open the website, and read the article, you will see who is quoted as making the claims.
I can do different accents and it's pretty bad at figuring out my mother tongue.
Some of that is because those frequencies have special characteristics, e.g., extreme long range propagation. Would you like to have a wifi router that gets interference from 300 km away or requires a certain geomagnetic storm to connect to your ISP?
What if the lights are how they are controlled and pass data, rather than an RF link?
heyy, thanks, it means a lot !

will add each and every feature you requested by this week.
47 CFR 95.931(a)(2):"CBRS Channel 9 may be used only for emergency communications or traveler assistance. It must not be used for any other purpose."

Since the goal of hide and seek is to get home (before found) I’d call that traveler assistance. <grin>