skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess more in the problem of whether or not you consider it a good distribution platform, if you can't ascertain its durability.
As was Enron...
Robust systems are designed to avoid single points of failure. Humans are fallible. So, for example, both the pilot and the air traffic controller are intended to be paying attention so that if one of them makes a mistake the other can pick it up. If the pilot is making an error, the air traffic controller gets on the radio to tell them they're getting too close to another aircraft, in time for them to course correct.

If air traffic control is under-staffed, now the warning the pilot gets might come a minute later than it would have otherwise, and already be too late. Then you no longer have a robust system and it's only a matter of time before one of the pilot errors the system was designed to be able to catch in time instead results in a collision.
You see the difference between a Starlink and Bloomberg terminal, and a "Pro" subscription to Politico, right?
Yes, and you can increase the work factor to make it slower to generate, specifically to fight against brute-force.
> AND you are hiring traditionally

And the FAA stopped doing that. They revamped the hiring process to screen against the White applicants. The way they did it, is also highly insulting to Black people, btw.
> It's unfortunate people expect you to have social media like a girl asks me if I have Instagram and I'm weird to not have one, I get it they can scope you out too for safety but when I tried using that stuff I felt this pressure to post about something

Probably worth Googling something like [men who don't have social media] to think what women think about this, it's more positive than you might think :)
Not every forum needs to be an arena for your polarized world views. This used to be a place where all types of scientific and tech related content was posted. Not so much right now, everyone is just throwing shit at each other but with nicer choice of words than on Twitter.
The US isn't doing bad but it's had a relative decline because the rest of the world is advancing. In the 1950s much of the world was wrecked from WW2 and socialism didn't do much for India and China. Now they are mostly doing quite well.

In the cultural revolution China sent all it's educated out to the fields or worse. Now:

>China awarded 1.38 million engineering bachelor’s degrees in 2020. The comparable American number is 197,000 https://asiatimes.com/2022/07/a-tale-of-two-talents/

That's China advance, not a US decline.
That's not turnstile, that's a Managed Challenge.

Turnstile is the in-page captcha option, which you're right, does affect page load. But they force a defer on the loading of that JS as best they can.

Also, turnstile is a Proof of Work check, and is meant to slow down & verify would-be attack vectors. Turnstile should only be used on things like Login, email change, "place order", etc.
Pdf is a horrible format. Even if it contains plain text it has no concept of something as simple as paragraphs.

One can wonder how much wonkiness of llms comes from errors in extracting language from pdfs.

Adobe is the most harmful software development company in existence.
Automating Image Improvement with Cloudinary
There are more than 10 different ways that I know for sure will improve LLMs just like `wait`. It is part if the CoT. I assume most researchers know this. CoT in old as 2019
Nonsense.

If I need to keep using === because the type might actually be something different at runtime, it doesn't have static types.
side note Uber wrote about hexagons
https://www.uber.com/blog/h3/

I also remember a star link map with hexagons
Would you be willing to expand on that definition?

Are you referring to this part[1]?

https://www.highergov.com/document/hr001117s0050-amendment-0...
TransAct: An Open-Source Robot Fleet Management Dashboard
To be fair, there's lots that could be stripped from chrome bundled with electron. Nobody's really attempted that yet as far as I can tell - but I really hope we'll get there. I mean, there's hundreds of compilation options in there, for components that will never be used by a simple app.

Does your desktop app need a gyro, webrtc and gamepad support? But they're loaded anyway.
A shrew that has been seen by few has now been seen by more…

That should be the title, not god damn Big Foot level anticipation.
I wish we had a local model for semantic chunking. I've been wanting one for ages, but haven't had the time to make a dataset and finetune that task =/.
Canada handles this balancing problem with equalization payments between provinces. Which is well, sorta socialist, so it causes a great deal of consternation amongst certain people.
> a browser-based project that claimed to be undetectable

For now
Mentioning "myriad of other small taxes" in California just shows your unbalanced bias: NZ has a myriad of other costs that California doesn't.

Sales tax 15%, 91 petrol USD5.34/gallon, means testing for many things, no tax friendly retirement savings (IRAs/ROTHs whatever). Auckland housing is less affordable than San Francisco https://www.visualcapitalist.com/least-affordable-cities-to-...

I pay for private healthcare insurance because I want better outcomes than waiting for years to get urgent surgery. I have seen loved ones literally killed by our healthcare system (unnecessary death - not just normal risks of medicine). Our public health system is good when it works but it has some sharp edges. Although I assume poor NZers are better off than poor Californians for heathcare access.

> It sounds more like an excuse to keep doing what you already wanted to do rather than an actual demotivating factor.

I am telling you that it demotivates me. We don't always know why we think things and I don't have to be perfectly rational. You might be right, but calling it an excuse is extremely rude.
Illicit drugs: Evaluation of DNA transfer between ziplock bags and capsules
If you read the proposal, this is for providing automated defences against social engineering attacks - eg: phishing. It's incredibly benign.

That's not how it's presented on Elon's twitter post, certainly. The replies are just layers and layers of conspiracy theories.
I've included a transputer emulator in the git for using the Pascal compiler. The FILE functions are missing probably because I couldn't figure a method to ask for host services and interleave data in the input/output channel.
egzacly
That's exactly where the fatigue comes from. Knowing how bad things are without knowing what to do about it.
Do you know the editors at your local TV stations? The local radio stations? The people who curate the datasets that train the YouTube recommendation model?
Exactly. It always has been. A rebranded newspeak to cover for what it really is.
H2Pas was a common tool back in the day.

You would use exactly that, a byte buffer with variant records.

The difference is that Wirth languages place correctness and safety before performance, apparently a common discussion subject across many goverment agencies nowadays.
>Why can't software come in a box, like it used to - then it can run on a machine that I control, and only talk to machines that I control too.

At some point you will want or need to talk to machines you don't control, because society consists of people other than yourself, and machines that they control. And in this hell of other people, "basic common sense and due diligence" are synonymous with blind trust.
LLMs as Vector Program Databases: A New Mental Model
On a larger level, if the active & skilled people are taking the deal, doesn’t it mean they’re likely moving on to something that is a better fit and thus good for society anyway?
> that people feel like any bump on the road of life risks turning into a complete derailment.

Maybe because in many ways it can be?

Unexpected medical condition -> crushing debt

Police stop goes bad

Job loss for reasons outside of your control

Wildfires burn your house down, or some other natural disaster
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Fair enough, but... if Cloudflare's challenge bugs out who is going to fix it? Aren't they responsible for their own critical tools?

Because in the end, the result is connection denial. I don't want to connect to Cloudflare, I want to connect to the website.

I read that part. They still do not indicate what may happen, or what is their responsibility -if any- for visitors with non-major browsers.

Not claiming this is "on purpose" or a conspiracy, but if these legitimate protests keep getting ignored then yes, it becomes discrimination. If they can't be bothered, they should clearly state that their tool is only compatible with X browsers. Who is to blame for "an incorrectly received challenge"? The website? The user who chooses a secure, but "wrong" browser not on their whitelist?

Cloudflare is there for security, not "major browser approval pass". They have the resources to increase response times, provide better support and deal with these incompatibility issues. But do they want to? Until now, they did.
Sorry but quoting the NYTimes as evidence would be no different from a Republican quoting Fox News as evidence to you.

Here's an old quote from the author, the esteemable Paul Krugman

“The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in ‘Metcalfe’s law’—which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportional to the square of the number of participants—becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s.”
The axe blow is the fastest method when you have to kill several chickens.

Alternatively, use a very sharp kitchen axe against a wooden plank. Place the chicken's neck between the axe and the plank and hammer the axe. This is the slow approach

Alternatively, use a long sharp blade to sever the neck the same way you would slice a cucumber, with a fast sliding cut.

EDIT: Cannibalism is more frequent when there is some malnutrition. Of course, sometimes you have to sacrifice the worst offenders.
Honestly, I was confused because both pages you link are full of the word proxy, have links to deeper discussions of what a proxy does (including explicit mentions of decryption/re-encryption), and are literally developer docs. Additionally Cloudflare's blog explaining these things in depth are high in search results, and also make the front page here on the regular.

I incorrectly interpreted your comment as one of the multitude of comments claiming nefarious reasons for proxying without any thought for how an alternative would work.

Magic Transit is interesting - hard to imagine how it would scale down to a small site though, they apparently advertise whole prefixes over BGP, and most sites don't even have a dedicated IP, let alone a whole /24 to throw around.
What other choice do we have?

Countries, whether it be Ukraine or Taiwan, can't risk other countries harvesting their social media platforms for the mother of all purges. I never assume that anything that happened historically can never happen again - no Polish Jew would have survived the Nazis with this kind of information theft. Add AI into the mix, and wiping out any population is as easy as baking pie.

Countries are tired of bad behavior. Just ask my grandmother, who has had her designs stolen and mass produced from China. Not just companies - many free and open source companies cannot survive with such reckless competition. Can Prusa survive a world where China takes, but never gives? How many grandmothers does it take being scammed? How many educational systems containing data on minors need to be stolen? The MPAA and RIAA has been whining for years about the copyright problem, and while we laugh at them, never underestimate them. The list goes on and on.

Startups are tired of paying Cloudflare or AWS protection money, and trying to evade the endless sea of SEO spam. How can a startup compete with Google with so much trash and no recourse? Who can build a new web browser, and be widely accepted as being a friendly visitor? Who can build a new social media platform, without the experience and scale to know who is friend or foe?

Now we have AI, gasoline and soon to be dynamite on the fire. For the first time ever, a malicious country can VPN into the internet of a friendly nation, track down all critics on their social media, and destroy their lives in a real world attack (physical or virtual). We are only beginning to see this in Ukraine - are we delusional enough to believe that the world is past warfare? For the first time, anyone in the world could make nudes of women and share them online, from a location where they'll probably never be taken down. If a Russian company offered nudes as a service to American customers with cryptocurrency payments and a slick website that went viral, do you think tolerance is a winning political position?
I built a website that allows you to sell used startup gear
Much of the German population in the 1930s and 1940s was not aware of concentration camps, and learned of them once the Allies arrived.
"Shrewd mammal evaded photography for decades."
They put a strike on you because they had the film themselves and were claiming copyright?

Were you putting up those films just as a public good service or was it for something else?
> Isn't it because we insist on only using the latest nodes from a single company for manufacture?

TSMC was way ahead of anyone else introducing 5nm. There's a long lead time porting a chip to a new process from a different manufacturer.

> I don't understand why we can't use older process nodes to boost overall GPU making capacity.

> Can't we have tiers of GPU availability?

NVidia do this. You can get older GPUs, but more performance is better for performance sensitive applications like training or running LLMs.

Higher performance needs better manufacturing processes.
I'm afraid ethics have nothing to do with it.

If a major force does not add AI capabilities to their military, the others will. It's a new cold war arms race. So you have to do it. There is no ethical discussion to be had where the outcome is that you refuse to do this on moral grounds.

So when you have to do it, there's only a few candidates that can. Google is the logical choice as it has the least business in China, unlike Microsoft.
A walled garden where each a real, vetted human being is responsible for each network device. It wouldn't scale but it could work locally.
If we move beyond the original ISO Pascal from 1976, there is hardly any ISO C feature that isn't available in dialects like Object Pascal.

Even in C you cannot just give a char * to an Windows function, unless you are stuck using ANSI version of the APIs.
all the other competitors are unserious and/or treating it as a money siphoning scheme. in particular, the public contractors siphoning money from the government and blue origin siphoning money from bezos.

It would be surprising if spacex wasn't just awful at paying things on time, as there's no reason they should have actual financial difficulties.
> The Congressional Budget and Impoundment Act of 1974 is explicitly clear about this, there is absolutely no room for debate.

Yes, but is that Act constitutional? Has SCOTUS upheld its constitutionality? That’s where there absolutely is room for debate.
Unlike Sony, Google attempts to confuse people for people to use their limited models as they are free to run and most won't pay.
It's vogons dot org; it's a pretty wide range of folks with varied interest in obsolete hardware. Some of the louder voices there are absolutely insufferable.

There is genuine knowledge in the forum pages though, and if you're doing stuff for DOS/real-mode x86 there's a good chance you'll find yourself there.
Maybe make your point more directly next time. It seems that point was winning is the only thing that matters and that is driving change in the Republicans.

That isn't what is happening; if they were focused on winning at all costs they wouldn't ever nominate Trump. The man has some of the most dedicated enemies out there short of those found in a multi-generational religious war and he doesn't poll especially well. The female half of the population tend to be a bit lukewarm towards him and that doesn't help win elections either since there are a lot of them.

The Republicans are engaged in an ideological reform to clear out specifically the people who were active in the Bush years. That happens to be a broader election winner too.
How so?

(If you're hearing a combative tone, it's unintended; I'm asking seriously, because I would love for this to be true!)
yeah, they deter aerial predators, but you can’t have too much room for them to roam away from the geese. in my experience you need to have the geese and chickens together within about 200sq feet.
To be fair, I can't think of a single context where I would want to truncate a password before hashing so interoperability with other systems isn't worth letting by a dangerous edge case in my opinion. I'd rather have the system break for the handful of users with a 72+ char password than overlook a potential critical security issue.
While interesting, I don't see how it might make any difference to any federal workers' decisions?

Musk doesn't pay "because he can get away with it" isn't better or worse than "because there's a money shortage"; and in any case, the federal government being delinquent is a very different kind of catastrophe, as is it making promises it refuses to keep.
So everyone not good at gaming is a nazi?

FSD was my pet peeve, but at least we are now seeing something so good that I actually wanna buy and use, albeit for little less money (obviously in supervised mode, I don't wanna use my car as a fucking taxi).

> He lies about Cybertruck quarter mile times

Still extremely impressive truck even if it lost by 0.1s to a just as dorky looking tiny car for 3x money. Do you actually believe every ad you see?

> He enjoys and promotes conspiracy theories

Yes that sucks, wish there was a Elon feed where it's actually only his technology tweets. I hate what x turned into, but reddit and bsky is just as an unbearable shit show.

> He dabbles in antisemitism

Sorry but this not antisemitism

> He stokes partisan division over the Los Angeles fires

IDK wtf was that, but he gone suspiciously quiet pretty quick.
Experience VR Gaming Like Never Before
> Not an American, but the reported resignation process of just sending arbitrary content email with subject "resign" to "hr@opm.gov" feels like the real aim is to collect emails and response time data to establish cluster system health metric to determine which nodes can be murdered safely.

Is that all it takes? Think they check DKIM and SPF?
Luckily the decentralization community has always been decentralized. There are plenty of decentralized networks to support.
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If it is a coup, it can be easily stopped if Congress and the Courts get off their butts and do something. How about force Musk to testify under oath in Congress.

Oh, it was tried but the GOP blocked it.
I suspect they mean in tests, not in general code as hints about testing. A comment block that explains a bit why that test is doing what it's doing can be amazing.
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I was off them for most of the last twenty years, I’ve restarted one recently, after falling into a severe depression episode.
"Rust offers several advantages over C/C++, particularly in terms of memory safety, concurrency, and performance."

Coreutils have been written in plain C.

Rust offer several advantages over C and C with classes from '90s, which is known in some circles as C++.

Modern C++ standards offer excellent memory safety, which is not too far from Rust's. Especially since we have smart pointers, move semantics, and great STL containers, it can be used securely.

C and C++ have always offered best performance. Coreutils performance was and is great, with the caveat described below.

C and C++ were always able to offer concurrency, but that was not easy. Rust excels here, especially with async/await. Majority of Coreutils programs are not multithreaded.

Were Coreutils written in modern C++, they would have had no need to rewrite to Rust. It is reluctance (or inability) to use modern C++ in these projects responsible for bugs and security issues.

The size of produced binaries is smallest with C. And it sometimes matters a lot.
Who give a shit what their revenue is. It tells me nothing about how they pay their vendors.

2.5mm in liens is just how much they have proveably shorted construction workers in Texas. It doesn't count other vendors doing work that isn't elegible for a lien, or how many workers got shorted, but it just wasn't enough to worry about.

If you were one of the 70+ businesses that held a lien against them, you would think differently.

> It don't appear to be because SpaceX is having trouble paying.

Having the cash to be paid out, and having the systems in place to pay your bills are two different things.

> I would guess SpaceX are delaying payment as much as possible because it is cheap lending and because it's run as an extremely mercenary company.

Violating the terms of your contract isn't cheap lending. It is fraud. The fact that they are getting away with it isn't a defense.

> Their costs of deliquent payment are likely below their lending costs. So optimally don't pay until the cost of deliquency exceeds lending costs (maybe ≈ junk bond rate per year).

Consistently and intentionally violating the terms of payment is, as noted above, fraud. They are getting away with, and they might continue to get away with it, but mercenary businesses getting away with crime is a bad thing.
Can’t get over “Skibidi Hitler”

anyway yeah, it’s been clear.

There really wasn’t any nuance in what he did.
We get signal wherever we can :) Boston Logan has about a 20-30% premium on normal groceries. SFO is probably closer to 5-10%. I assumed the premium could not be greater than 50% for Amsterdam airport.
I get you, but to be clear I was referring to renting movies rather than purchasing them.

It’s not a service I use, but it’s surprisingly close to the anything anywhere anytime ideal.
Um, yeah. How do you know the name?

I have never mentioned it by name, I think. Only linked to it occasionally.

Edit: Another reason I am surprised is that Yore became its name only a few months ago.
I'll definitely be looking into this, thanks for the recommendation! Been playing around with it this afternoon and it's very promising.
It's a coup that is being allowed and empowered by the party that already controls all 3 branches of government. It's very clear what's happening: what's less clear to me is how to stop it.

EDIT: this post keeps getting flagged. The techbros who are currently destroying our democracy are upset that they're being called out.
innate personality types?
Not OP, but to me, these are organizations that are meant for a world where laws matter.

They spent the four years of the Biden administration acting like a hall monitor telling other students they can't smoke in the boys' room. Like, not only can they smoke in the boys' room, they have done so repeatedly. They have upgraded from clove cigarettes to tobacco to weed to crack.

The current oligarchs of the US got there by having no shame and by not caring about the rules, because ultimately, they're just words on paper unless someone uses force (through the state's monopoly on it) to make them a reality.