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> B) ineffective at changing any Bud drinker's mind on trans people, because it prioritises aggressive performance (making it woke)

Really? Like seriously, this is your argument? I just watched the commercial and it was the most bland safe commercial possible.
Genuinely curious how you feel about the Apollo missions. Do you think they were bad or that it would have been better if we had not done them?
If I were starting today I'd definitely choose the Core One over the P1S (thanks to this rug pull). It's vastly more expensive, and the MMU isn't worth it from what I've heard, and the build volume is significantly smaller, but I don't think I'd go with Bambu after this week.
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I totally agree. There's a long and superb tradition of that. But the Brownian motion of a large internet forum can't produce it.
well this

{elite universities} produce {elite university} graduates

is of course tautological

but this

elite universities produce university graduates who are elite (meaning better than others)

is debatable.

Most people who say "elite universities produce elite university graduates" mean the second and then don't provide any especially great arguments for the opinion.
More than 40% of postdocs leave academia, study reveals
You can repeat yourself all you want and link irrelevant information about pardons, but you aren't going to change reality.

What are you even trying to argue or prove? The library of congress states that he was impeached.

https://guides.loc.gov/federal-impeachment/donald-trump

President Donald Trump is the only United States federal official to have been impeached twice.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-impeachment-vote-capitol-si...

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/majority-of-house-memb...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-55656385

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/house-poised-impea...

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_impeachment_of_Donald_T...
There's more than just passwords in my password manager.

2FA cannot help you in all cases.
Men under the age of 26, documented or not, are required to sign up after being in the US for 30 days, unless they are on a valid visa.

https://www.sss.gov/register/immigrants/
The statements at the CEWC are endorsements from Xi. He literally talked about boosting consumption at his keynote there.

And that's a key piece of the current 5 year plan. The CCP is actively executing on converting the Chinese economy to more of a consumption based economy.
I swear Doctor Strangelove was his biopic.
And do you also feel that your productivity is higher in general (without distractions) when taking medication?
Why is this a surprise? Do people really drink the democracy equality kool aid
The lossy compression argument is interesting.

How many bits of entropy in Harry Potter?

How many bits of entropy in a lossy-compressed abridgement that is nevertheless enough, when reconstituted, to constitute a copyright infringement of Harry Potter?

The latter is absolutely small enough to fit in an LLM, although how close it would get to the original work is debatable. The question is whether copyright is violated:

1) inherently by the model operator, during the training.

2) by the model/model owner, as part of the generation.

3) by the user, in making the model so so and then reproducing the result.
Yeah that really stood out to me. Like obviously she just put paper mache on a lamp and said it’s a model reactor, so why pretend it’s a serious achievement.

Same with using a 3D printer to print a rigid arm, or saying “imagine if I built a swarm, that would be so cool”

There’s definitely a delusion among rich children that they are geniuses. Poor schools can’t afford participation awards.
Australia’s economy is propped up by the export driven mining industry. It’s not really a fair comparison.
HN commenters definitely aren't pro you-know-who on the whole; quite the opposite. (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42776448)

More importantly, the issue isn't whether people are boo or yay; it's that both the boo comments and the yay comments are repetitive, nasty, and boring...keeping in mind that something can be both boring and intense at the same time. Since that's what we're trying to avoid here, we should avoid it in this case as well.
The software side is limited, somewhat intrinsically (there tend to be a lot of things we want to do in order--- Amdahl's law wins).

And even when you aren't intrinsically limited by that, optimal placement doesn't reduce contention that much (assuming you're not ping-ponging a single cache line every operation or something dumb like that).

But the hardware side, too: we're not getting transistors that quickly anymore, and we don't want anything too much smaller than an Intel E-core. Even if we stack 3D, all that net wafer area is not cheap and isn't cheapening quickly.
Certainly is an explanation on how we got here. Yarvin has ties to Thiel and his ilk.
As someone said recently, abundant energy is the basis of prosperity. There are no poor countries that use a lot of energy per capita, and no rich countries that use little. (China is a "middle income" country, not a poor one.)

https://energyforgrowth.org/article/how-does-energy-impact-e...
My recipe: "Windows 95 System Programming Secrets" by Matt Pietrek and "Unauthorized Windows 95" by Andrew Schulman, years of fooling around with NuMega SoftICE, lots of IRC, lost youth, yet lots of fun.
> A 4G/5G router creates a "real" WiFi network rather than a personal network.

A properly functioning phone hotspot is a "real" WiFi network. The ones created by Android devices, at least, are running `hostapd`, which every Linux-based home router is running behind the scenes.

> devices are reluctant to connect to a personal hotspot automatically (Apple devices, at least).

Solution: don't use Apple devices.
Sorry, forgot.
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Yes it does, but unless we’re talking an entire system failue the GNSS denial does tend to have limits in range. I’ve picked up ADSB traffic from well over 200km with a simple ground antenna, so if you’re in the fringes in could be a useful additional signal for similar reasons to the satellites.

Just spitballing though really.
To throw you off your comfort zone? In a youth motivational program, we were paired and asked to converse about our favorite topic three times. When the partner was engaged, I felt happy, when he was confrontational, I was angry-excited, when he was dismissive, thats when I felt most uncomfortable.
Almost the entirety of the enthusiasm for this post is based on people running crippled OSes (iOS, mainly) which won't let you tunnel 100% of traffic over a VPN.
How long until we get to the point where models know that LLMs get this wrong, and that it is an LLM, and therefore answers wrong on purpose? Has this already happened?

(I doubt it has, but there ARE already cases where models know they are LLMs, and therefore make the plausible but wrong assumption that they are ChatGPT.)
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This is why I don’t believe in private sector efficiency. You go in any company and most of the employees are morons and they’ll be paying contractors £1000/day to write a hello world service in new azure WorldGreeter(tm)
> I don't want to have a type for an integer in seconds, a type for an integer in minutes, a type for an integer in days, and so forth.

> For really complicated stuff like dates, sure make a type or a class.

Pick one. How are you separating days from dates? Not all days have the same number of seconds.
if how us humans reason about things is a clue, language is not the right tool to reason about things.

There is now research in Large Concept Models to tackle this but I'm not literate enough to understand what that actually means...
> Under what auspices are they supposed to have market power in the first place?

Labor rights? Equality? Freedom? Does today mark the day we just give up on these ideas?

> There is definitely a humane way to do this (e.g., don’t just yoink people out of jobs)

But you strongly implied exactly that with "Meanwhile, H1Bs remain employed". There is no reasonable reading of this which doesn't strongly imply that visa workers should be the first to be fired and the last to be hired.

> but the current situation with companies claiming no qualified candidates is often farcical.

Do you not understand that the oligarchs are the enemy? Not other workers, oligarchs.

> That said, there’s no need to continue to allow the abusers to abuse it.

You are very deliberately and carefully advocating for depressed wages. Later, you will complain about visa workers having depressed wages.
However in order to get to the compressed state, the original data would have to be processed in some way as a whole. This would require a copy of the material to be available. In case that copy was attained in an illegal way, what are the implications?
It is a laptop. The memory is also shared which means if you are looking for a non-gaming workload, you can use it. If you have laptop equivalents in the same memory range, feel free to share.
> it's still ending _birthright_ citizenship;

The important distinction is that this order is only for:

>>> those who are NOT born to permanent "US citizens" or "lawful permanent residents".

This order does NOT affect children born IN the US to US citizens or "lawful permanent residents" while the OP suggested that this order was "ending birthright citizenship in America" which that is totally false, otherwise it would have included everyone including US citizens or permanent residents, but it does not.

Only for those who are NOT born to permanent "US citizens" or "lawful permanent residents".
Some states recently enacted laws requiring teachers to snitch on students who request unauthorized pronouns to the nanny state.
Rewrite from scratch is exactly what the Python ecosystem needs more of.

The strong push to always contribute to the existing projects rather than starting new ones in the Python community is what caused the previous subpar state of tooling. I think Astral is also picking a good middle-ground where they still aim to build as much as possible on existing Python standards (and help contributing to new ones), so it's still building on what has been done in the past.
So am I would be cool to have billions while doing so lol
I've been looking for something like this.

Is it possible to stream it for an online game? I do both and need something for my creepy Call of Cthulhu game. Music and sound effects work really well with 1920s Call of Cthulhu.

E: I did look at it before but got intimidated by the screenshots.
If it's not meant to be a snarky attack or insult, how is it supposed to be meant?

Is it so unthinkable to you that someone's spouse could support them transitioning? That reads like projection, maybe, to me.
Kindly you're mistaken. I know it feels that way but polls say it isnt.

A solid majority of the US want mass deportation. This moment is about being white, make no mistake, the trans stuff is a side show.

I can't read minds of the POCs who went along with it but my guess is they essentially think they're white enough now and won't be swept up, but their white friends certainly don't see them that way. Likely over the next month (next week really) a lot of them who did vote for him are about to find out.
Hi Peter,

I am in a similar position, however am looking to do my masters in the US first.

Would the path be: F-1 during masters, get a job offer, apply for E-3, then apply for GC?

Also, roughly how long after being granted E-3 would it take to get the GC?

Cheers!
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The shell also supports shell scripting! You don't need Just or Make

Especially for Github Actions, which is stateless. If you want to reuse computation within their VMs (i.e. not do a fresh build / test / whatever), you can't rely on Just or Make

A problem with Make is that it literally shells out, and the syntax collides. For example, the PID in Make is $$$$, because it's $$ in shell, and then you have to escape $ as $$ with Make.

I believe Just has similar syntax collisions. It's fine for simple things, but when it gets complex, now you have {{ just vars }} as well as $shell_vars.

It's simpler to "just" use shell vars, and to "just" use shell.

Shell already has a lot of footguns, and both Just and Make only add to that, because they add their own syntax on top, while also depending on shell.
He's very smart, but there's no need to idolize or politicize anyone on this earth. Both instincts are counterproductive to your personal health and success.

You want to look at a person and identify what they are very good at -- and then study what they know, say and do specifically in that area, maybe take it on faith a bit that they know something you don't in those spheres. You can safely ignore everything else from them.

So let's look at some people, with Mark Zuckerberg for instance, I would say here's a guy who seems to have some good instincts for doing aggressive and invasive viral marketing, and he also seemed to be a pretty prolific PHP hacker in his early days. I don't need much else from him.

With PG, high level Lisp hacker, good systems thinker, good at getting businesses going (if I'm being cynical I'd say in environments where there's not much competition, but a guy like PG might wisely argue finding those is part of the skill). I want to absorb everything I can from him on programming language design, startup thinking and then I want to move on.

With Donald Trump, here's a guy who is literally the best in the world at parlaying negative social media attention into power. And being fueled by rage at Sith Lord levels at an age when most people have thrown in the towel and are just waiting to die. Again, all I really need to hear from him is how he does that stuff, then it's best I just ignore the rest.
Not until very recently, ChatGPT was responding to If Israel had a right to exist with "of course ..." and If Palestine had a right to exist with "It's complicated ..."

So I don't think our version is completely free of bias. I'm sure there are many other examples, I just wouldn't be able to point them out, considering the training data fed into ChatGPT was also fed into our human brains.
Logic checks out. Not everyone should be a professor. The question is: should they have done a PhD and postdoc?
If I am watching my favourite team play in a league via that league's paid broadcast subscription, some of those fees end usually end up with the teams via revenue share. Fair chop.

Tennis players are individuals who rarely have leverage/management in place to negotiate for bigger slices of the pie. You only get paid if you win. The base rate for the Australian Open is about 20k USD, which if you are an international travelling, would barely cover costs if you had multiple support staff you had to support on the road for the two weeks the tournament runs
Sure. The whole thing hinges on whether Google has a monopoly on whatever Google Books' market is (hence why I doubted it would stick). But given that some people seem to define "market" broadly enough to conclude that Apple has a monopoly on iPhones...
UnknownCheats. I'm active there and it has one of the best resources on this kind of stuff. I'm more interested in how Linux userspace Anti-cheats works notably VAC.
This is probably the beginning of a presidential tradition that we will see for some time.
Mate, I'm nowhere near San Francisco.

Just because San Francisco is disastrously run despite staggering riches and has horribly magnified problems does not mean it's the fault of people who started companies in San Jose.
No, we judge the rules based on merit. If the other person kicks you out, you don't usually follow suit blindly by applying their rules to them. That is following other people's rules rather than your own and lacks integrity.
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Your quote literally says hold-out set.
The ACLU had her fill out a form where she agreed to that position in 2020. That’s why it was a topic that Fox could ask about. This is absolutely a case of a tiny minority making a point of making the candidate take a fringe position, or be bullied by the activist class.
Yeah but good luck seeing them.
Hi Peter. Thanks again for doing this. Life saver.

I am an Australian citizen looking to do my Masters in Computer Science in the US, and live there afterwards. I particularly want my green card so I can work at SpaceX / Starlink / other companies that require it.

Would the path be:

F-1 during masters, get a job offer in the US, E-3 sponsored by said job, GC?

Also, what is the rough time frame from E-3 being granted to GC being granted?

Cheers!
Super annoying. I have an RX 6600 XT and can't get ROCm to work on Linux.
Vulkan ML however worked perfectly out of the box, so at least I got something.

Just weird the official thing doesn't work.
I feel we could usefully keep in mind another observation of Marshall's quoted in Wong Kim Ark, seperate from his writings in Schooner Exchange mentioned above:

"It is a maxim not to be disregarded that general expressions in every opinion are to be taken in connection with the case in which those expressions are used. If they go beyond the case, they may be respected, but ought not to control the judgment in a subsequent suit when the very point is presented for decision. The reason of this maxim is obvious. The question actually before the court* is investigated with care, and considered in its full extent. Other principles which may serve to illustrate it are considered in their relation to the case decided, but their possible bearing on all other cases is seldom completely investigated."

* The question in Slaughterhouse cases being on the topic of whether the 14th Amendment automatically subsumed the legislative authority of states in important respects, rather than the eligibility of children of foreign nationals for US citizenship.
There was probably a lot of engineering that went into those designs and that took time.

Having a clean process to rewrite from is what made it so fast. They knew exactly what outcome they wanted and they had access to the internal implementations on how to do it.

All that effort was not wasted at all.
1) If possible, don't run shell scripts with Python. Evaluate why you are trying to do that and don't.
2) Python has a bunch of infrastructure compared to shell, you can use it. Shell scripts don't.
3) Apply the same you used for the script to what it calls. CI calls control script for job, script calls tools/libraries for heavy lifting.

Often the shell script just calls a python/Ruby/rust exec anyways...

Shell scripts are for scripting...the shell. Nothing else.
Tit for tat is not a winning strategy in the game theoretical iterated prisoner's dilemma. It is a winning strategy in a competition between strategies, but the incentives of these competitions do not align with the actual game.

In fact, the strategy by definition never leads to a win and is weakly dominated by just never cooperating.
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I've never understood why they have such a fractured approach to software:hardware support. I remember reading and writing comments about this on hn nearly a decade ago now. It's a long time to keep making the same mistake.

They had the exact same kind of support issues back in the OpenCL days, where they didn't manage to provide cross platform, cross card support for same versions of the platform.

I have never been able to reconcile it with their turnaround and newfound competence on the CPU side.
Yes turtle graphics are very educational, I taught it (via PyTurtle) to 11-year-olds, who picked it up easily ("draw a house, then translate into instructions for the little turtle").

BTW, there is no "Western European Union" any more, just one European Union, so the now simplified flag can leave out the white ugly letters in the middle.
More than a thousand years after these Middle Kingdom coffin lids, highly engineered mechanical star trackers (astrolabes) were used to calculate the time at night.

Here’s a letter accompanying the gift of a gold and silver astrolabe from the Lybian philosopher Synesius to a Byzantine general. Interestingly, it shows that Hypatia of Alexandria contributed to the design of Synesius’ Astrolabe. It further indicates that Astrolabes could be used as “night clocks” and as instruments of philosophical investigation. https://www.livius.org/sources/content/synesius/synesius-on-...

“I am therefore offering you a gift most befitting for me to give, and for you to receive. It is a work of my own devising, including all that she, my most reverend teacher [Hypatia], helped to contribute, and it was executed by the best hand to be found in our country in the art of the silversmiths”

The letter also discusses how much geometry and astronomy had progressed since the time of Ptolemy. Hypatia’s father, Theon of Alexandria, had recently published “Euclid’s Elements of Geometry,” the most successful and influential geometry textbook of all time. I’ll note that this work was almost certainly produced with the help of his mathematical genius daughter, even if she wasn’t formally credited.

But nice to see Synesius credit her so directly here, in the production of this mechanical star computer (as I believe an astrolabe has right to be called).

And, while he did not credit the Egyptians, he credits the beginnings of the Greek philosophical knowledge of the stars to Pythagoras (who is claimed by Iamblichus to have become an Egyptian priest).
I got a false permanent ban as well. Despite the fact that cheating is damn near impossible on consoles, and the fact that I worked way too long to get to an absolutely mediocre rank (gold 1) on ranked play, and the fact that I had never even had a warning or complaint for any behavior whatsoever, they permanently banned me with no explanation.

Unlike the blogpost, I just decided I would just never spend any money on an Activision product ever again. It's what everybody should do.
That's for gaming though, which AMD/ATi has decades of experience in.