skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Is it? Or is it a very strong indication that the amino acids in the sample were not contamination by life on Earth?

That is, while life on Earth is left-handed, I don't know of any reason to assume that life elsewhere must be either left- or right-handed.

I don't actually believe in panspermia. I just think that it's important to not infer more than the evidence actually gives.
That was awesome. I've been working on a budgeting app and recently demoed it to my in-laws, and I definitely felt quite embarrassed as I was showing it and explaining it. I felt a bit discouraged after but this article has helped me realize that maybe I'm on the right path. Thanks!
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I wrote the blog post for this, feel free to drop any questions and the Prisma team will help!
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> “Its radically new approach paved the way for a greater understanding, that methods and concepts of classical physics could not be carried over in a future quantum mechanics.”

This is incorrect. The Hamiltonian in both statistical and quantum mechanics has the same basic structure. Quantization is the only real difference, but the other methods and concepts are structurally the same.

> It was also a crucial factor in Heisenberg’s argument that the probabilistic character of his matrix mechanics (and also of Schrödinger’s 1926 version of quantum mechanics, called wave mechanics) couldn’t be explained away as a statistical expression of our ignorance about the details, as it is in classical statistical mechanics.

Too bad that's an incorrect inference. Bohmian mechanics proves that this inference is incorrect, and it's not the only possibility either.
> most of the street space is taken up by free car storage.

'Subsidised' I think is the more correct term here.
At this point tbf I think this protocol (UF2) that MS collaborated on is the easiest I've seen: https://makecode.com/blog/one-chip-to-flash-them-all.

Just drag and drop, or detect the specific mass storage, or save to location from browser. Super easy.

Which, after checking that Casio mod site...is exactly what they use! So never mind ha ha. But the blog post on UF2 is certainly worth a read; it's just so simple, it's brilliant.
Why does it need to be connected to your bank at all? It just needs the account, routing, and check numbers.

I can order paper checks with arbitrary account and routing numbers on them.

Also, for people with printers: checks don’t need to be with special ink or on special paper.
Two things:

1) Don’t lie. Apps don’t have to “lie” to do business in America. If someone labels the Gulf as the “Gulf of Mexico”, there’s not really a goddamn thing the Federal Government can do about it except throw a shit fit. The fullest extent that they can enforce this is on contractors making products and services specifically for the Federal Government’s and Military’s own use.

2) Maps apps are probably going to relabel it as the Gulf of America anyway within America, and it’s not exactly a lie. Barring any issue with Congress, if there’s some statute buried somewhere that legally enforces the name of the Gulf to be the Gulf of Mexico, it isn’t exactly a lie if the President exercising the authority of the Office of the President renames a geographical feature that’s at least partly touched by the US. There’s a lot of geographical features that have different names either in different languages, different locales or both, and it’s fully within the Executive branch’s purview to name them. They do so all the time, although typically for the more obscure things nowadays since for anything too prominent, the name was decided long ago.

Maps apps can set their own policy on this, but generally the easiest course of action is to defer to governing authorities.
You can import your own encryption key though.
I would say approximately quarterly for me, maybe yearly. Some people only want a check, and also checks Just Work in a way that digital payments don't. Like, I can't use Venmo because they absolutely refuse to verify my bank account, so for anyone who takes Venmo or a check it means I need to pay them by check. It's uncommon, but common enough that it's still a basic part of being a functional adult.
Probably the same reason microcontrollers have OTP fuses—to prevent accidental corruption in the field or from buggy programming.
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Yes, the current google search is somehow bad than sometime between covid or before that. Using chatgpt as search engine can save time sometimes and if you're somewhat knowledgeable, you can pinpoint the key info and crosscheck with google search.
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I think it is actually more of a potential disappointment for the candidate than the employer. Because when the candidate becomes the employee, the employer will notice this person will never stick out, never stands out, and will only be handed basic tasks. Implementing basic product features. But something more difficult won’t be entrusted.
More innovations in H.264/AVC software decoding [pdf]
Respectfully, I disagree.

Like and subscribe.
I felt similarly - it was like "here's a series of disconnected vignettes that don't really go anywhere or add up to anything; enjoy" - but I didn't, especially. I wondered for a long time if there was something about the novel I just wasn't understanding, which would make it make sense, but eventually I decided what I was missing is that some people are totally fine with a series of disconnected vignettes that don't really go anywhere, so long as they enjoy the writing along the way.
Thanks for reading, Zeke!

>But I think it depends on your financial stability at the time, because even though I was running the same business when all 3 were born, I only very recently felt stable enough to not have to work. I still remember the intense stress of feeling like I had to go back to work with the 2nd -- which was around the time I quit my job to go full-time.

Yeah, I definitely agree with this. That was what I found difficult. Because I could not work and we could live off my savings for a while, but it's hard to know how our financial situation might change in the future, especially with AI changing tech so rapidly. I had this fear that I'd take a year off and then try to work and then fail to get any business off the ground and find that nobody's hiring developers anymore.
They haven't found the ring of ai chatbot apps that all feed off the same backend and frontend yet.
> Why are we okay with calling "AI" tools like this anything other than curious research projects?

Because they are a way to launder liability while reducing costs to produce a service.

Look at the AI-based startups y-combinator has been funding. They match that description.
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Google kills their publicly facing cache, Internet Archive on the brink collapse, Recordable Media vanishing before our eyes.

I'm not claiming that theirs (sic) a concerted effort to control history. Just seems like another corporation repackaging their inconveniences and greed and selling them as conveniences to us.

And the cost? Dystopia.

Once confined to only the wildest parts of our imagination, now, inevitable.

Where are my Dark Enlightment Bros at?
Screen share or in person are what I think the best ways are. These are not the best options.

I do not want AI. The human is the value add.

I understand that people won't feel super comfortable with this, and I try not to roast the candidate with leetcode. It should be a conversation where I surface technical reality and understanding.
you are correct but the article you cite seems to be dated 2024...

AFAIK its a Belgian-Polish research activity at least since 2006, potentially other places have done this earlier:

https://www.gva.be/cnt/oid417904

Before this ozone peaks were being detected with clovers and gladiola's...
https://medium.com/usaid-2030/my-fathers-story-89ba193cf06e
https://archive.ph/5gOy4
You are going to let him choose his own hairstyle.
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I'm pretty much convinced that Brown cribbed his Da Vinci Code from a pulpy 80s book, this one. Annoyingly the authors didn't win their copyright case.

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

I remember reading it in the 90s and being very put off by the insanity and lack of logic. As it later turned out: The conspiracy theory of HBHG and DVC was in the end invented by a French document forger who in his own forgery seemed to be the last merovingian king/descendent of Christ:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Plantard
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Perhaps Ontarians are finding themselves looking at Premier Ford's new patriotitic platform in the way that some U.S. religious leaders wince and cringe at their president's peccadillos yet pat him on the back for delivering on issues they tout. Politics 101, as transparent as it is.
> Interesting to consider the possibilities.

Having watched cryptocurrency for the past 10 years, my main consideration is fraud.
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Yeah, what you said represents a 'net gain' over not having any of that at all.
We live very different lives, so take what I say with a grain of salt. I'm of the opinion that you don't really "control your own destiny". Most things happen by chance. Fighting for control is a losing game. If you feel strongly about something, act on it and see where it goes.
This is hilarious and wonderful, and attractive to boot. I wish you the best of luck.

I know that the big banks I use offer this service for free (as “Bill Pay”), but maybe there are also-ran banks that don’t? Or is the aim more to address the unbanked and fintech crowds: “Cash App us a lump of dollars and we’ll send it somewhere by check”?

You stoked my curiosity, and I looked around: at a glance, it seems like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Capital One, and US Bank all include online bill pay (electronic if possible, with fallback to paper checks) as a built-in feature of their consumer accounts. It looks like weirder branchless ones like Ally, Neo, Chime, and SoFi do this too. Am I missing something that differentiates what you do from what they do?

I don’t mean this as a criticism, just a curiosity! History has shown there’s often more than enough room in the market for smart, reliable, attractive purpose-built tools, even when their function overlaps with incumbents’ notional features.
You don’t need a straight answer out of anybody. This is an easily verifiable property of the LLM output - are the citations it gives correct, and if so how many?
Language changes ... when you get to call anyone not going along with your desired changes a "bigot" or worse.
Their "take $X dollars out of my account every day to save up for $Y,YYY" thing was delightful.
Very interesting approach!! what models are u currently consider to integrate?
throwaway/anonymous.

not just for when discussion of the content not the personality behind it is important.
That's meaningful though, at least in my experiences in France circa twenty years ago, a supermarché would be a supermarket like here in the UK, and a hypermarché would have all kinds of other stuff like clothes, back to school stationery, seasonal gear/toys, etc. - as well as other mini shops around the edge, cutting keys, McDo, etc.
Technically, a check can be scribbled on a napkin in crayon, as long as it contains the sender’s account and routing numbers, and the payee, and the amount. It’s just an instruction note to a bank saying pay this person from this account.
It’s extra delightful that vector::operator[] isn’t mutating, so you can change a vector to a map and get rather different semantics.
Urban Struggle by The Vandals sort of brings up buying your way into a subculture.

Cake really nailed it with Rock-'n'-roll Lifestyle tho.