skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Last year we saw a roadkill buck on the side of the road with a huge rack when my wife was driving me to work. My wife contacted a hunter friend, by the time they got it somebody had cut off the rack, but we got the rest of the carcass and butchered it. See

https://bsky.app/profile/up-8.bsky.social/post/3lckxwbxfm22r

you can have meat ruined in the area impacted (by a car or bullet) but we had very little of that and got a huge amount of very good meat that we ate for months. (Our guess is that the value of the meat in a roadkill is on the order of fixing the damage from an accident)
We all have that same cheap electronics store, it's called AliExpress.
I know several people in my local hunting community who eat roadkill. I'd be a bit wary of it myself unless I saw the animal get hit, but it's definitely not just a joke to some folks, with or without RFK Jr.
Isn't Jones being forced to give up his site to pay off the debts, if I remember correctly?

I am also confused on why it took a whole month for them to reject the sale when it seems to have been accepted for weeks.
New research prompts rethink on chances of life on Uranus moons
I will too, just not in their interests.

And the cycle will repeat.
Allocate money before you have any?

Allocate the money you need to become profitable before you can become profitable?

Where would that money come from? Presumably if you had that kind of money you could just skip the whole make a company bit and retire in luxury.
It would be even more interesting to display OpenStreetMap state, as it was on selected year. Of course, this should start only when OSM was launched, I'm not asking for someone to map all the world from old aerial photography.
That's a wild claim. Windows phone was garbage from the start. And the UI was terrible.
That is great, and in reality entertaining and for listening and sleeping in, good story.

So did you make it with that GPT-2 from this page?
as a daily tinder user, this tinder bios that are trying to do this have become really obvious for me. occasionally one slips through but it's uncommon. but i agree it's super annoying, and while i support sex work and sex workers, it does feel pretty dishonest and crappy for the people who are maybe a little less bright and fall for this. im torn on whether to report these bios, because i understand marketing for sex work is really difficult, and there's not really a "right" platform for it
Content creation practices that ALWAYS work
YouTube TV Price Increase: $83 per Month
>The downsides is that it's so expensive, not everyone can afford to live there, pay the taxes, pay the cost of living, etc.

If the average person who moves there becomes poorer and sees a lower standard of living, I'm not sure we can really call it "great". Great for some people, maybe.
>To me the whole system is archaic - i know gen z would never ever take a call from someone they don't know, or even call each other

I suspect folks in Gen Z are also less concerned with calls from medical/emergency/etc. services. That said, habits have certainly shifted. With very few exceptions, I'm not going to make a personal call out of the blue at this point.
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It was quite sad to see Ding lose at the end. But it's been a very tough year and half or so. Precisely since he won the championship.

I was quite sad at the way some very top players spoke of him.

But the way he came back and almost took the game to tie breaks was unbelievable as a Ding fan.

At the end of the day, it's generational shift that chess is witnessing.

Almost written in destiny that it all started with candidates about how Alireza played against Gukesh and where it is now!
That’s why I write f2k - it’s the i18n version. /s
Has there been any studies on the health effects that might arise from using these frequencies so close to the brain?
I think of it as, “if everyone did this would it still work”.

If you are blasting out emails knowing most will be ignored, in the hopes that one lands in the right inbox, that’s bad.

If everyone did the same, no one would ever find the useful opportunities among the sea of irrelevant trash.

If you are sending cold emails to people you know will be interested, that’s fine.

There is no upper bound on how many actually useful opportunities people are willing to receive.
The signifier is to sound and write like Sam Altman, I think. It's perfectly possible to write in a style that doesn't sound like ChatGPT, which has the tone of a collection of college admissions essays written by perky, shallow people with no life experience.
They don't want the very best applicants, they want the most ideologically-aligned candidates. Twitter seems like a good place to find them.
No, they use chess engines to find interesting lines of play that the opponent presumably is not prepared for. Say, an odd move that looks weak, but a few moves later is back at even, and the player that pushed down this line is now prepared to play on from there (with perhaps further traps laid ahead), while the opponent is somewhat in the dark and has to analyze the situation correctly.
Forget Psexec: DCOM Upload and Execute Backdoor
Not just that, there are plenty of documented instances of people being shot dead for being suspected of holding a gun. Do people really think they can just shoot a cop, close their front door, and go back to living their life?
I think you may have in fact the best solution. Just launch another one, and keep pdf.to up in case the perma ban ever gets lifted. Thanks
Just make a new Google account. It's not like you have to fill correct info and you can make two accounts with same phone number (at least I could ~1 year ago).
> consider getting mathematics written down properly, i.e. in a formal system

This was already tried, and failed (Hilbert). In the aftermath of the failure we learned that mathematics cannot be completely formalized. So this points to a fundamental problem with using AI to do math.
they did get angry though.

i cant believe anymore that "negative self-talk is bad for you" has to lead to "the negative self-talk is false." because frequently it's exists as a defense mechanism. it's likely i've just trapped in the spiral too long. but i don't have enough counterexamples to disprove them. the longer i chose to go on the more counterexamples i accumulated until it was too much.

from this I concluded that I needed a type of relationship closer to a steward...but there's a reason people beyond a certain age don't seek out those relationships. it creates a power imbalance that is ruinous. i didn't know this. i spent years in that kind of friendship. i paid the price. i do feel like i wasted their time.
That's the most exciting and well written description of a chess game I've ever read!
At first look, I agree with the FDA - seems low risk.

The LD50 of KCl potassium chloride (like you use for cooking) is approximately 2.5 grams per kilogram (g/kg) when ingested orally. For example, a 165 lb person would have an LD50 of 190 grams. These are 750mg pills. Even if they release all at once, they are still >2 orders of magnitude lower. the daily recommended intake of potassium is 3 grams, or about 6 grams for KCI, or about 8 pills.

When I skip meals, I will often drink 750mg of KCI in water for the electrolytes.

That said, maybe there are populations which are much more sensitive. I suspect the lawsuit would be more informative to learn more.
"I am quite suspicious of this project. In particular I want to draw attention to the nonsensical naming scheme (this is clearly not related to anything to do with GPT) suggestive of lack of understanding of the relevant technology, an absence of a usable demo, and the fact that they show the same small handful of models over and over again. The input images do not appear natural at all - almost as though he’s just taken the 3d models he’s supposed to be „generating“ and rendered them in Blender. The quality of the models and the resulting PBR textures are extremely high, with no noticeable imperfections whatsoever. This is not impossible… but all of these things combined lead me to be very sceptical of this service. I will believe it when I see it!"

https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1gk8x5j/blende...
There are around 50,000 MAID deaths a year now. In the linked story, one employee was fired for making four veterans feel pressured to consider the option of MAID.

This is obviously inappropriate behaviour, but also just as obviously an outlier. And the story you linked here is linked several other times in this thread. If this is happening monthly, there should be many more examples.
I agree and I’ve been struggling with this for a long time. I’m not super fat. I can get around good and and remember to get up from my desk and walk around. I don’t get tired on small hikes.

But I can’t seem to get weight off. I’ve tried GLP-1, appetite reduction medication, drinking a ton of water, etc.

I one point a few years ago I used to be much skinnier. The main difference between then and now is then I worked a physical job not in IT, was taking Adderall, and working long hours and didn’t have time to eat. So transitioning to a desk job I underestimated how much work it would be to make time to do physical activity and watch what I eat.

At this point I accept it may be an emotional thing for eating. I have a therapist but he doesn’t specialize in that area. Anyway I am just rambling.
Explained: https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/1217:_Cells
A deer is like 50 lbs of venison on average, which can make a huge difference for a family in need. My dad has given a deer to people on occasions such as when he harvested a moose and a deer in the same season.

And elk/moose have a lot more meat than a deer as well. I harvested a moose 3 years ago and still have some meat in the freezer to get through, so a donation program like that would have probably been a good outlet for me to use.
That sounds.... Fine? I'm totally fine with some collateral damage in this space - the crm can surely contact out their telephony needs to someone who can actually keep up with the regulations.
It's nice to see confirmation that Mullvad isn't smoke and mirrors. It's the only VPN I use. It's pretty much guaranteed that if you go looking, you're going to find vulnerabilities. They took it seriously and fixed it immediately, which is reassuring. I'll continue using Mullvad.
We need to start quickly a discipline studying the pathologies induced by technology.
IME, listing stuff for free gets a lot of people who are cognitively impaired, such as by drugs or some mental illness.

There may also be "choosing beggars", but they seem to be in the minority, and I'm not sure they're distinct from the more general group above.

It also gets flippers (people who grab/buy things to immediately resell them), who are not at all impaired, but some of them are trying to maximize their profit. So if some of them impose, flake, deceive, etc., I get the impression that's all intentional, to make someone else bear their cost of their optimization.

Ways I've found to avoid these people: (1) post to a free-stuff list of a nearby university, where it generally reaches penny-pinching students; (2) post on a public list, like CraigsList, but with an ostensibly nonzero price, then tell the person it's free; (3) put it on the curb with a FREE sign.
The keyball and trackball manuform variants[0] all seem great to me. My one issue with them is that the thumb clusters are not symmetrical.

I don't have money for a svalboard[1] so I opted for an interesting variant found on AliExpress[2]. Unfortunately the delivery person threw the package on the ground[3], so my integrated pointing device project is in limbo until this curious planck-like keyboard arrives[4].

[0] https://bastardkb.com/charybdis/

[1] https://svalboard.com/

[2] https://a.aliexpress.com/_m0Tn0vv

[3] https://ring.com/share/ff5c6ccf-d168-4975-a726-c58faff51204?...

[4] https://a.aliexpress.com/_mqFzwnl
Amazon Paused Rollout of Microsoft Office for a Year After Hacks
Chicago (West-side Czech, to be more specific).
But also a big gap between 12 and 18, so who knows
But the other person said that the LLM can no longer be considered a magic 8 ball not because it's much more divorced from reality, but because its guardrails are failing. If it was just a matter of disconnection then the metaphor was never appropriate to begin with (although I disagree that LLMs are much more divorced from reality than magic 8 balls). The, by my interpretation, non sequitur is that a guardrailed magic 8 ball that has imperfect guardrails is no longer a magic 8 ball, even though by default magic 8 balls don't have guardrails; a magic 8 ball may very well tell you that it's a good idea to do something recklessly stupid and dangerous.
> I'd be very much surprised if his official government IDs have initials and not surname

Not necessarily. He's from TN. Initials are fairly common.
This hurts my engineer-brain. Just a reminder than the gap between us and mathematicians is about the same as the gap between us and everybody else (edit: in terms of math skills), just in the other direction, haha.

Oh well, hopefully when they get the machines to solve math, they’ll still want them to run a couple percents faster every year.
For places that enforce password changes, I can always tell how old my account is by (password change frequency) * (counter I put at end of password).

I can't because there is generally a limit to how many passwords it checks for previous use. So you can usually just start back at "1" for the increment after you hit "0".
Weird. It really seems like something strange is going on. Assuming you get close to 400 MB/s on the NVMe (which is what people get on the 1 lane M.2 on VF2 etc) then it should be just several seconds to read 790M.
Only some schwas escaped her. “Digital” is the one that I remember best.
Compilers have this very same habit!
Yes, there is evidence, but as usually you will get downvoted to oblivion before you can get the point across.

One of the things being pointed to are these EMFs effecting ion channels. The TRPV1 receptor is one of these channels. The TRPV1 receptor is a heat receptor but has many functions. Since this receptor is in the skin 5G and 6G can effect it. The receptor pumps calcium into the cell, and any neurologist will tell you what that can do.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6592873/
> These attributes are what makes chess and its superstars so appealing.

I would say that what you just described is usually called "sportsmanship" and is pretty common in most sports (with exceptions of course, but at least most would agree that it's an ideal worth aspiring to)
Yes you're right, it's kinda' obvious if you say you forgot the name of a person and ask ChatGPT to help: https://imgur.com/a/hCl94B0
Our goal is to help users improve their finance and accounting knowledge. This includes acing job interviews and learning how to create different financial models for varied sectors. Currently, we have no plans to provide coding lessons or provide certificates.
It may well be effed up, but it's actually par for the course. Ten companies donated a million bucks to Biden's inauguration:

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/pfizer-unions-others-donate...

The money has to be spent on the event, so it doesn't go to the President's pocket or even to their campaign fund. So it's not limited the way other political donations are.

Still... Trump has a history of misusing funds, including over 30 criminal convictions, and more for his staff. If I were the FEC, I'd be keeping an eye it. But apparently everything the President does is legal, so it's probably not the effort.
Buult a small extension recently, and spent a while trying crxjs and some various rollup plugins and other options.

It was taking a long long time, and I didn't have many dependencies I needed. So I just wrote the code by hand, unbundled. Using esm wasn't too too hard, but you have to use dynamic imports & a chrome specific getURL. https://stackoverflow.com/a/53033388
TOTP is phishable.
I'm holding out for BenderGPT. Cant wait till my computer can insult me, steal my wallet, then go boozin and whorin.
Experiences seem to differ a lot. In the US, I only have a cell phone so I have to give out the number and I only get junk calls once a month or so. It's certainly not in the disable incoming calls category. (Although I also suspect that different people have different tolerances and different perspectives on people being able to reach them from possibly unknown numbers.)
Nit: it was not the middle of nowhere. It was 25 minutes from
Lincoln which is full of tourists.
> Email is this thing you forgot to check for a month because every time you go there it is mostly spam.

As a society, should we allow private entities to destroy valuable institutions?

We used to have a technology (email) that increased productivity and added value to individual lives. That value has been eliminated by spammers trying to cold-extract money from everyone with an email account.

Spammers killing email is an externality we shouldn't accept, similar to not accept Monsanto killing bald eagles by selling DDT.

Don't get too comfy in your chats, spammers are coming for your discords and slacks next, and that wave will be lead by LLMs.
People generally use leetcode to prepare for interviews and learning is kind of a side-effect so I'm curious are these questions similar to those you would find in interviews (i.e. like leetcode) or is it more for general learning purposes?
What does this mean and how does it relate to bad legal analysis?
> There is no such thing as artificial forms of RF. They're all wiggling photons.

This is categorically untrue.

Polarization: A Key Difference between Man-made and Natural Electromagnetic Fields, in regard to Biological Activity

https://www.nature.com/articles/srep14914
Technically, 10 guesses per session but unlimited sessions.
> It seems like the only use case is to trick people into thinking they're having a real interaction.

This is a broadly successful economic use-case.
I don't think most of these guys are interested in a Black Snake Moan situation. I know the type and they mostly are content to play video games, eat junk food, and whack off all day. They are predictably unproductive in the political arena.
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Alternative idea -- regulate unnecessarily network connected shit out of the market. Just don't buy smart doorbells, robot vacuums that call upload your house maps to the cloud and 800 bucks teddy bears. Petition your overreaching unelected bureaucracy to disclose network connectivity, ask for the effective right to repair and the right to reconfigure network-depending shit to your own server (or one supported by 3rd party provider).

Eventually network connected shit will piss off enough people to do a combination of all of above without the need to opensoure and deal with it yourself.
I thought the exact same thing, especially considering how bare bones the site/app is. It's as if someone rushed to turn that into a subscription-based app as quickly as possible.

I wouldn't even be surprised if the app itself was AI generated!
This looks like it would be really useful for multimodal LLMs
Smaller GPU silicon is also often designed more around the laptop market, where it's common for the CPU to not have more than 8 lanes available for the GPU.
Remarkable to watch the reactions in real-time, of both players and fans from India at the moment the decisive move is played. https://www.youtube.com/live/5-uuDuGQLQA?t=14497s.

Only started following chess due to the covid shutdowns, much for fun from a fans point of view than I had imagined it would be. Having the computer evaluation at the side really helps novices like me to know what's going on, interestingly a case of superior computer players helping as mere mortals to appreciate the game.
Curious about the differences between this map and the Europa Universalis IV extended timeline https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=21741... ?
I get the the latter is a videogame and is likely altered to be more fun to play, but I wonder how accurate their historical research is.
great suggestions, thanks!
Console is throwing an error: "Connecting AudioNodes from AudioContexts with different sample-rate is currently not supported."

Quick research suggests this is part of Firefox's anti-fingerprinting functionality.
It's not especially hard to modulate a signal on frequencies you shouldn't be. You don't even need to be doing it intentionally thanks to the lovely phenomenon of harmonics amongst other factors.

Software defined transceivers exist. Adjustable antennas exist. Poorly shielded electronics that can cause further noise propagation to broadcast out of the transmit side also exist.

You can also change the intended broadcast frequency of some cheap handheld radios using a USB cable and an off-the-shelf antenna.

There is very little in the way of the general public to do something illegal, wittingly or otherwise, in RF.

I'd argue that 'capability' is a naive limiter here as they'd be more likely to do this by accident than on purpose (or ignorance vs malice).

There are tons of illegal/unpermitted/unlicensed broadcasts happening all of the time. They only become an issue when regulators need to enforce rules, usually due to noticed interference.

Bad bonding/grounding is probably the most common cause. RF exists other places too. RF that was meant to be contained in a wire can use these same allocated OTA frequencies because they were never meant to escape that closed system... But do, mostly through poor bonding/grounding.

As you can probably see by now, there is little actually stopping anyone from broadcasting on any particular frequency. Regulators will catch them if they're causing destructive interference, eventually.

But you could potentially use 'illegal' RF for years and never be noticed. Your transmit power/range and your local environment (who else is using the spectrum locally) will dictate that for you more than any allocation rules alone.

The amateur radio scene is a special thing. They share knowledge, experience and more than anything, a culture of informed operation of RF.

I'd encourage anyone interested in operating any RF systems to acquire or at least study enough to acquire an amateur Technician license (US).
This looks really technically impressive.

As someone who has worked in financial services for close to 20 years now, what I find interesting is how the experienced deal makers/traders/entrepreneurs have established mental models about how things work, then when evaluating a deal distill that down to a handful of reasons to do it (or not).

So the hard part is knowing what to focus on, which changes based on the environment and over time, rather than constructing the excel model.
Digitization started quite early (1960s) but it did not finish until decades later. The first transatlantic fibre optic cable was only laid in 1988. Before that communication between North America and Europe was analog. The Internet and other networks of that time linked over the Atlantic with modems over satellite or voice channels on the analog coaxial submarine cables.

TAT-7 - 4000 analog 3 kHz channels over coaxial, laid 1983

TAT-8 - 280 Mbit/s over fibre optic, laid 1988
Okay but "Anointed Liquidator" is hilarious
While describing it this way may make it sound worse, this is (IME) how it works. For some folks the optimization is intuitive and mostly happens subconsciously for some others it doesn't and needs more focus.

A long time ago I started noting when people (esp. my partner) said they like certain things in my phone, then I get them as gifts days, weeks, months, years later. People now think I'm very thoughtful, but I'm just a good note taker. The experience made me think that people who are naturally more "thoughtful", at least partially, just have better memories.