skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a game called beat saber where you have to swing light swords at blocks that fly towards/past you in sync with music. It will get you sweating pretty fast while having fun and not noticing how hard you're exerting yourself.
Are you suggesting that these drones have warrants for every piece of property they overfly ?
RTL-SDR?
Ugh. Another reason I stay signed out nowadays.
This is entirely possible. See copremesis, ICD10 code R11.13.

It usually occurs due to intestinal blockage or fistulae.
How on earth do you end up with >2400 phone providers in the first place? There must be a lot of profit being made off people?
Again, my point in response is that the contributor received more benefits (in the form of code review and ongoing maintenance) than the maintainer. We're talking in circles here.

As long as the contributor isn't a cloud provider, they can continue to use the software unimpeded under the new license. Their contribution continues to be maintained by the maintainers. The contributor hasn't been "fucked over" in any way.

If the contributor is a cloud provider, they can choose to enter into a commercial licensing / revenue share agreement and continue to use the software unimpeded. Or they can decline and use/create a fork, in which case any so-called fucking-over is clearly mutual, because the contributor wants to profit from the software explicitly without making its ongoing development financially sustainable for its original maintainers. That's parasitic behavior.

I must ask, have you contributed to Redis? Or are you just expressing outrage on behalf of other people who actually contributed to Redis and may not actually even share in said outrage?

If the latter, why are you so emotionally invested in this topic? And have you ever been on the other side of the coin, maintaining a widely-used open source project?
With everything medical it is complicated. If someone is 85 and gets a theoretically treatable form of cancer they're looking at months or years of grueling chemotherapy and surgeries to get at most few more years of life.

I would not blame anybody for skipping treatment or even getting euthanasia to avoid the really sucky part where the cancer is killing you painfully, especially if their life partner has already passed.

Overall it is best to avoid making too many blanket judgements about medical matters. Every case is unique and the circumstances matter. Most people are sane and rational and you should trust their judgement when it comes to their own life, weighing also the opinion of their physician.
Wondering this myself, insurance in the states already tries to weasel out of every single charge if possible.
Strictly speaking, my understanding of the federal law and regulation is that there is no exception to the crime of shooting at an operating aircraft.

That said, the FAA's jurisdiction ends with the National Airspace, which physically ends the moment it crosses into a structure.
Recompilations are a separate methodology/category from the decompilations e.g. on the N64 there is this parent project https://github.com/N64Recomp/N64Recomp
You've identified a potential strategy by which a computer can play like a 1300-rated player, but not one where it will "play like a 1300-rated human". Patzers can still find and make moves in your set of N (if only by blind chance).
Yeah, naming is hard. If there is a better word for "non-output", I don't know it.
What a great breakdown, nicely done. You should be a chess commentator if you aren't already!
I'm sorry but this is misleading on so many levels. This has nothing to do with Blender or GPT, and it's just Trellis under the hood.
Yeah in real terms, the total budget divided over the total number of specific cases/inquiries/complaints/mandates/etc… has shrunk enormously.
> To my mind the main obstacle is kind of orthogonal: how do you protect the people who don't want to go, being pressured or manipulated.

This is why it's important to have a pretty detailed living will[1]. Especially is you're already chronically ill and have a pretty good idea of how that road ends.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advance_healthcare_directive
I would maybe call it stdlog or stdinfo vs stderr, but yeah naming things is hard.
https://web.archive.org/web/20241211222505/https://systemsap...
This won't work. With that strategy, you can make a computer make play like a 1300 player, but not a 1300 human player.
Davison had the benefit of some truly great writing. Colin Baker got very badly served indeed.
I saw the government-owned groceries when I travelled in Eastern Europe in the 1980's. Sure, prices were low, but shelves were often bare, and people waited in long lines waiting for food to appear. Seems this guy thinks he can attract voters back to the Democratic party by emulating this system.
It’s funnier if left to the imagination
vomit is usually liquid or heavily digested stuff. feces is compacted and excreted. my imagination maybe a little specific here but so is the description "fully formed feces"
Calculator++ is lovely, i like how it works. These swiping buttons especially usefull on small-ish screens.

P.S. tried keyboard, should work wery well with termux. Did not figure out how to swith to next language. Custom keys, yay!
https://gaming.tobii.com/products/

I have tested out a tobii eye tracker in a microsoft store and it's just very nice. There's a circle that hovers over what you are looking at and some configurable ways to "click". Tobii is probably the consumer leader in this space.

Their older trackers are perfectly functional and already did everything with perfect accuracy so them releasing newer ones that are twice the price with next to no added functionality (hand tracking? At my desk? Why?) is annoying.
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The way most countries who have it (including Canada) have solved it is to add waiting periods, and layers of reviews. In Canada, you need two different doctors to sign off on it. If you're not actively dying, you also have a 90-day period of reflection. And you have to be of sound mind.

This seems to me like good enough safeguards, don't you think?
Very nice, would love to see a kubectl explain type plugin to integrate with this somehow.
I think in a case like this, it’s simple to introspect, hard to empathize with the person that matters, and easy confuse the two.
I'm not seeing the strawman. You did say:

>In reality, chess is a fighting contest between two flesh-and-blood humans

And they weren't suggesting that the match was boring so far as I can tell, but more generally, they were responding to your idea that high level play is intellectualized in a way that loses the human touch.
Sounds horrible having to live through that.

Out of curiosity, because I assume you've discussed these questions: If she refused treatment except for opiates, would that allow her to die faster?
This is a failure as a developer. A full rewrite is almost never a good idea. You should be fixing things as you go, and making things better. It’s your job to spread the load and say “I need X days to do some extra work because Y isn’t working properly”, and stand your ground. I worked on a project that had hard deadlines every 2 weeks and shipped an unreliable amount of cruft. Even we had time to say “no, sorry”.

Besides if the project succeeds for years then joy might have made the right choice cutting corners.
A lot of equations and generally good advice for the younger set changes when you're in you 80s. I think unless you've had a pretty unstable life or have real serious mental illness you know yourself pretty damn well by that point.
I was wondering that myself, but one of the downsides mentioned is that you lose text search, which seems to suggest that OCR is not being used.
Some apps have a "oled dark mode" too with true blacks.
Per my understanding, some deaths could have been avoided if not for the collapsed medical system in Canada. So if the person reaches the stage of advanced cancer because lack of care and is offered MAID first before getting cancer treatment, was it avoidable?
It is crystal clear by the fact that the users didn't pay anything for it.
Maybe they're just saving face or don't want to take responsibility for people having unnecessarily thrown away their utensils.
The trademark application should/will not be approved. This would be like naming yourself "DisneyGPT"
https://youtu.be/M9P4SxtphJ4

Craig Ferguson version of Orbital version.
Because HN is a different bubble so whoever posted this could have elaborated.

The article itself is written assuming everyone knows who Gukesh is and says nothing about him, just his most recent matches that got him the title.

Definitely written for a bubble.
Don't use windows?
Interesting, I'll look into the no-score-check.

Technically there's a config file and you can set the path, it's not been tested a lot on custom paths and I haven't documented it yet, but if you look at the source it'll show you how.

I'm working on a Distfile so be able to install multiple pinned versions at the same time, I'm also working on installing multiple binaries at the same time.

I think compiling go is something I'll stay away from. I think it would be better to encourage folks like mic92 to use goreleaser and publish static binaries.
How do we know for certain that acetamminophen in even a tiny dosage is ‘very safe’?

e.g. There could be some effect via a delayed chain reaction process that takes decade to accumulate to be noticeable...
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These are drills, but they are clearly extensive drills in preparation for the real event. China will wait for the Trump administration to severely weaken the US before launching their invasion/blockade, most likely in a year or two.
I am an idiot for not looking at OP link. jeez. thanks.
Absolutely. It would be AMAZING if no prep was possible. Memorizing engine lines 20 deep is nothing to be proud of.
> why do people think it’s an ethics question when society is individualistic as can be

Because we disagree that society is individualistic. We are social creatures, not individualist creatures. And we need people around us. Including you needing your grandma. And she needs people like you.

turn the question around: why do people feel easy escapes are ok? We came in this world and were assisted in our upbringing and lived to old age, so why is it ok that we can feel like we can just get up and leave?
UnitedHealthcare CEO sold company stocks just before DOJ probe made public
M. Scott Peck wrote a book about euthanasia long ago. I wonder if people still read Peck. “Denial of the soul,” that was the title. The foundational belief for euthanasia must be that there is no soul.
"crunchy" is such a cynical designation.

I just prefer no plastic in my food, or in my body. This shouldn't be "crunchy", it should be common sense.

The black plastic spatula entered the trash bin a while ago. I was not sorry to see it go at all.

We also replaced our plastic tooth brushes, and have been using bamboo/natural fiber tooth brushes. They work great. I did this before microplastics started making the news, it was just common sense to me. Just think about the abrasiveness of brushing teeth, and tiny micro-sized pieces of plastic from the brushes shearing off as they grind on your teeth.
I think stdinfo would exclude error messages from the definition, just like stderr excludes info messages.

I really like stdlog. Standard log stream is a pretty awesome name. Short and terse, the word "log" doesn't even need abbreviation and it's correct since it's a superset of error and info streams and also generic enough to cover other unforeseen categories.

I'll use it from now on!
Study reveals mammoth as key food source for ancient Americans
Specifically one Clovis infant, this has some responses https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/an-ice-age-infants...
There are other Android XR headset manufacturers: https://www.uploadvr.com/sony-lynx-xreal-android-xr-devices/
> We've really kind of "lost" the end-user database.

How? Aren't Google & Excel Spreadsheets end user databases?
Perhaps you could actually read my sentence and say that it allows running Android apps natively as a first class citizen. Which is also part of the linked press release.

That they showed it with just Chrome is a presentation issue on their part, but it’s definitely a value add when you’re not constrained to the limited subset of the apps for a fledgling platform.
Based on the apparent size and arrangement of the central section, that looks like a DJI Inspire 1 or 2.
"For the first time, the report delved into race and ethnic data of those who died by euthanasia.

Around 96% of recipients identified as white people, who account for about 70% of Canada's population. It is unclear what caused this disparity."

Any good hypothesis about this?
That's kind of what they do for "training" bots and it produces something which plays NOTHING like a 1300-rated human.
The concern should be that they are not in control of their manufacturing.

NOT that the flaws discovered are low priority or that the product is low risk or that they actually do recalls or whatever. The lack of manufacturing control is the actual flaw. And because of lack of control it's pretty likely that an inspection would uncover more problems.

We see this all the time: people point out that a problem is minor, therefore not a big deal.

Or we see a food manufacturer poisoning a bunch of people with product X produced in factory 123. And so inspectors are eventually sent to the shut-down section 123-X (where they uncover a million other problems.) And no inspectors are sent to section 123-Y or 123-Z or any other factory. No tests are performed on other products out in the distribution channel.

That to me is insanity. The uncaught manufacturing problems do not happen out of acts of god, randomly, as some inevitability. They are not caught because management and staff do not care and test and check for them. They are not random instances but likely highly correlated with other problems. Because the root is lack of care and lack of control. In the case of a food or pharma manufacturer caught with their pants down, ANY such instance should be the cause of a major call to order within the company. That one instance is a symptom of lack of management and staff effectiveness. Any lesser reaction should be the call for them getting to the top of the inspection priority list worldwide.

And this very specifically is absurdly insufficient:

> “When there are quality issues identified that could result in harm, patients should rest assured that the FDA does everything within our authority to work with firms to ensure a recall is conducted most effectively,”

Or after inspection at ONE factory:

> “Your quality system for investigations is inadequate and does not ensure consistent production of safe and effective products,”

How can this NOT be taken as a sign that the other factories are likely also affected?

Which is why for me any such lack of response (company-wide call to arms) results in the company going on the blacklist. ... Which does make shopping difficult.
Many of them are paid by the number of records, you basically cannot do many to many relationships.
> I believe what you are calling a "concurrent" iteration is one of the use cases for Observables, so would be on the RxJS side (the "parent" project).

Ah, got it. I don't think I quite understood the relationship between this project and RxJS. I did know about RxJS's observables, yes. I do sort of hint at the relationship between concurrent iterables and the observables [1], but I tried to make concurrent iterables a bit more specialized to what you'd normally use an iterable for.

> Interesting. I'll read further on what you are doing there. Seems possibly similar to Lenses/Prisms in FP, with different rules.

I think I've heard of lenses (but not prisms), but don't think I ever actually learned what they are. Would be curious if you find a connection between those and my reducers :)

> Good point. So far I've not found a JS approach to optionals I'm entirely happy with. I've had some suggest I should give Effect [0] a deeper look, but given I'm mostly happy with RxJS the bulk of Effect doesn't appeal to me. The dual of an Option being an iterator with 0 or 1 values is something I've seen before and something to keep in mind.

Yeah, I liked representing optionals as iterables because you get a lot of functionality for "free" [2]

[1] https://lfi.dev/docs/concepts/concurrent-iterable#:~:text=A%....

[2] https://lfi.dev/docs/concepts/optional#why-use-iterables-to-...
People use spreadsheets as databases, but they're really not.

If you've never used a tool like Access, it's hard to explain just how powerful it really is for ordinary people.
Does the ill person have a premium/annual plan?
Huh. At the risk of being crude, this is already a feature of queer hookup apps, including recording your plans and seeing who else in your network will be attending an event or visiting your area.
Cute idea! But I hardly think base-10 logarithms are "completely" obsolete. We write numbers in base-10 and so the length of the number is its magnitude. Your statement is like saying that strlen() is obsolete and we should be using strlen2() which reports the number of bits in the string instead.
> Reply with your websites, and I'll run a few checks!

Or your could go with the "triplechecker spam" approach and just reply to every comment that contains a URL to shill your wares https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=TripleChecker

In some sense I'm being /s but the other side of that coin is I'm sure for every 8 people that it makes angry there are 2 who actually convert so :shrug:
Our whole hobby is kinda right on the edge of "legal". The last thing most of us want is a viral video with our name attached.
>Recall is opt-in

For now, until Microsoft decides to silently enable it an update like they already do with all of the telemetry and similar features in Windows 10 and 11. Barring a legally binding promise that they will never reenable it without consent they are not trustworthy enough to believe on this

>And if one's device is compromised, they're screwed either way

With Recall the level of screwed we're talking can be significantly higher, because the kinds of information that can be captured are things that wouldn't necessarily be captured by other methods (and Recall will have been capturing data from before the computer was compromised too).

>but Microsoft had tightened the permissions and isolated those files, so AFAIK it now requires additional authentication to access

Which, as you yourself already mentioned, would be trivial to access because you can already put a keylogger or similar on the device to get what you need to access the Recall files.
Common, "false flag" or deception tactic in military simulation. Leaving the lights on would be a good deception/psyop tactic. If these are adversaries, they are sure learning the rate of response by military forces.
It’s very convenient that anything newly brought to market is not an innovation because it was presented as a concept somehwere but anything that isn’t new is simply a copy.

There’s no room in that kind of discussion space to talk about the actual details of implementation or anything with nuance that differentiates products.
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In all seriousness, would this help me with something like CFA related certification? What other resources would you recommend to go along with Quantus?
Just the World Champion. Youngest FIDE World Champion (the title Gukesh just won) was Ruslan Ponomaryov, at 6681 days old. Gukesh is currently 6772 days old.

(And no, we shouldn't go arguing that Ponomaryov wasn't a real champion because the indisputably best player chose not to play sometimes earlier and created all that mess, because currently we're in exactly same situation.)
Another Study Confirms NYC's Shotspotter Deployment Was a Waste of Money
That sounds like a pretty wild leap of faith to me.
reading this thread was a good reminder that being intelligent but closed off to alternative hypotheses is the same thing as being ignorant
Perhaps they tend to be richer?
It's ethically childish that we use roundabout measures like that instead of just putting someone out of their misery overtly.

It creates a drawn out process where the family has to wait around until they pass at some unknown point instead of coming together in one moment, making peace, saying their farewell, and witnessing the finality together.

It took my girlfriend's vegetative mother a week to die as she struggled to breathe that whole time, put on just enough morphine to supposedly feel no pain and not a drop more. By the time she finally croaked, most of the family that had shown up to see her out had left because nobody has time to wait around days or weeks for death to happen. And it was emotional hell for her two daughters.

They could've just given her a nice dose of morphine, but our ethics are too infantile. Instead we do make-believe.
Thank you! Yes, I remember.

I just googled Path because I thought that was the one. But it was indeed Color I was thinking of. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Labs

I recall they (claimed they) had some crazy tech that used the microphone to detect if you were in the same room as other users.
if we killed all the homeless people, would our social problems be over? Sick thought. I know. But a part of me blindly believes that our problems will become worse.
I don't see the EWMA mentioned anywhere there?
Sure, just... don't enable it? Last I've heard, it's opt-in.
This looks better than q(ubes)-pdf, but still not ideal.

Seems that PyMuPDF is used with a fixed (single pathname) "/tmp/input_file" ? https://github.com/freedomofpress/dangerzone/blob/main/dange...

Everything else is tossed through LibreOffice.

Meanwhile what I'd prefer for PDFs is some allow-listed set of 'safe' PDF operations (layout image, layout text) to be used with sanitized inputs (no underflows, overflows, corruption, etc), and the results of any at snapshot-runtime code evaluated and then flattened out to a safe element. Image OCR could be run atop that.

Similarly it'd be nice if a filter like that existed for the other documents, but as an individual contributor I don't have the human power to keep up with that goal and would take the same low hanging fruit worse but secure output route.
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This is really interesting because i ran into a pokemon bot the other day were its training led to calibration of 50% winrste at all levels of play on Pokémon showdown. It was a complete accident.
So it the agent was well written and concise unlike other bots- you couldn’t tell?
Charitable! Hah.

The process was operated more as a "don't provide shelters for these lazy bums, send them elsewhere."

https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/12/can-d22.html

"In a 16-month period in 1993-94, the province’s welfare rolls were cut almost in half. One tactic used was to offer recipients a one-way bus ticket to leave Alberta."
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Cost saving is basically what drives the market, and thus shapes our entire reality. It's not some side goal of some people, that you could suppress or eliminate - it's the thing itself.

As such, I'm not sure where you'd like to draw the line. There's no obvious, defensible place to do it, not unless you're willing to go back up, expand the scope and fight the entire advertising industry on principle - in which case, I'll agree, because I believe that's where the problem originates and where it needs to be solved.