skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I did, still have property there in fact, and hope to return someday, but no time soon. What you are saying is absolutely correct. Crime is rampant and goes completely unreported, due to some mix of people being desensitized and the feeling of futility it has. Every time you go out you’re quite likely to have or at least witness some kind “incident”. Maybe a guy lunging at an elderly Asian woman, perhaps a man riding around in circles in the middle of Houston in a stolen Citibike wielding a wooden club at people passing by, or quite possibly someone walking by drops their shoulder and tries to shove you for absolutely no reason. That’s the baseline, constant menacing, aggression of drug addled lowlifes with everyone just pretending nothing is happening. If this boils over into some kind of more significant incident maybe people will pull out their phones and record it for social media, but nobody is filing a police report.

I travel quite a lot, visiting around 20 countries a year, often staying for weeks or even months in different cities around the world. I haven’t seen this kind of behavior anywhere else outside the US or Canada. Not even in quite “dangerous” cities in Latin America (I did see one guy try to rob someone on a bus, the other passengers beat him, stripped him naked, and the driver slowed down and opened the door while they threw him out onto the street), nothing like this in Asia, and definitely not anywhere in Europe.

Something is seriously wrong in US culture. Personally I think it’s the amount of drugs Americans consume.
This reminds me of the concept of "no zero days": To build up a habit or a skill, do at least the minimum required to acquire that habit or skill. If it's push-ups, do just one push-up, just to keep the streak of no zero days. If it's writing code, write one line of code. The magic is that, the greatest friction comes from the resistance to doing anything at all instead of doing it all the way.
It's cheap because it's a Flash model, far smaller and much less compute for inference, runs on TPUs instead of GPUs.
In use by the Bootstrappable Builds folks to be able to build the Linux kernel before having a Linux or other kernel binary, since Linux requires compilers that are only bootstrapped later in the process.

https://bootstrappable.org/
https://lwn.net/Articles/983340/
What if you use a different prompt to check the result, did this work? I am thinking to use this approach, but now I think maybe it is better to use two different LLM like you do.
But when you add up sales for all models from each company, there are 12 companies that sell more cars each year. Market share is 11.07% Toyota, 6.41% VW, 4.87% Honda, 4.82% Ford, 4.56% Hyundai, 3.84% Nissan, 3.77% Suzuki, 3.53% Kia, 3.48% Chevrolet, 3.47% BYD, 2.67% Mercedes-Benz, then 2.77% for Audi and Tesla, and bringing up the rear of the top 15 is 1.85% for Renault
yeah it has corrections for GR of sun/jupiter/earth, along with J2 terms for those, and the 5 most massive asteroids.

Typically matches JPL Horizons results to sub 100km over a decade for vast majority of objects.

Optionally accepts non-grav forces as well.
No US citizen is unable to get a passport. The only issue is that their passport needs to reflect their biological sex rather than their gender identity. I personally think this policy is excessive but nobody is being "de-personed".
Assessment of Waste Concrete Fine Powder as a Raw Material for Cement Clinker
Cool. I occasionally use cryptic branding/marking to cloak valuables as something undesirable to steal.
Doctors in New Brunswick have generally been pointing to the use of certain pesticides/herbicides as likely culprit so far
This is a great comment. I will mention another benefit to this approach: the same pipeline works for PDFs that are digital-native and don't require OCR. After the object detection step, you collect the text directly from within the bounding boxes, and the text is error-free. Using Gemini means that you give this up.
Compare also GAN Theft Auto: https://github.com/Sentdex/GANTheftAuto
Time will tell but I suspect its the increased ridership (helped by congestion pricing). The NYPD have been in the system for months and it didn't make much of a difference in the stats as far as I recall.

Congestion pricing is the most recent and significant changed variable.
He has to do it, he's already a felon, jail time probably awaits him if a dem is elected.
Living in fear is a choice. There's many ways to interpret crime statistics and the one you choose is often a reflection of yourself more so than the situation.
I disagree, but I promised @brendoelfrendo to cease this line of argument for all our sakes. Get out there and protest instead of arguing against me!
I would say Yes but its still very early days.
I may be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like you're claiming that they had e.g. 10 tiny samples of tissue, that their measurements had an average 25% variation across those 10 samples, and that therefore the whole brain estimate (mass 10,000x that of a single sample) therefore has a much greater uncertainty. But doesn't the standard error of the mean get reduced by the square root of the number of samples? i.e. if you had 10 samples with 25% variation across samples, and you're taking their mean, the error of that mean should be 25% / sqrt(10) = 8%. And that should be the relative error for the scaled up whole-brain microplastic concentration as well. Or is there some other source of variation that I'm missing?
This has got to be either a prion (from animal and/or soil) or a natural chemical neurotoxin (from seafood or other food).

This has been going on for a long while, so I associate it with an ongoing coverup of the facts that are too dangerous to disclose.
This is my problem as well; do you have lots of documents?
it's really weired because you seem know very much abt china but still are very misleaded

i'm really curious about how you get those information about china, because those information are mostly target to domestic chinese, rarely go abroad, the ultimate purpose of these information is to privatize state-owned enterprises(or opposite, it's complex, even for most Chinese live in China)

like,

> It calls on them to ensure that funding for public transport is included in their budgets, so that they can provide bus service operators with financial subsidies in a timely manner

if you know more abt it, you'll know the bogged bus service is a very classic example to show what'll happened if you handle your public service to a private enterprise, yes, not like China Railway, that bus operator is not a state-owned company, which was threating local gov for subsidies, would be better if they managed to force the local gov acquisite their shit

i sincerely you to dig more by yourself, be cautious with your sources

and if you want to know more abt the debt crisis in China, welcome to ask, a little tip, the keyword is 'bridge', not 'bus' or 'railway'
Most of these appear to just be DACs. I want one with DIN in and out, a screen and some controls. The couple I can find seem to be gerbers and BOMs only.
The fact that the model learns to generate samples from a distribution, be it a natural language like English, or a computer language like Python, does not mean it is overfitting. The fact that it can't generate good APL, MUMPS, or whatever means that it does not have enough data to learn its distribution. Knowing so much about some languages like Python is not a hindrance, but likely a boon, because it teaches the model what programming languages look like.

If it was smarter, it could figure things out just from the language specification, but we're not there yet.
It clearly states that if you choose anything other than science for that question, you get zero points. It's literally in the quiz and captured in a screen shot. How is this controversial or confusing at all?
We don't need 19 year olds downloading our information to personal hard drives begging to be hacked. The fraud is sitting in the oval office.
Like many comments, I find we can eliminate it without losing anything by using better variable names.

seconds++;

That gets the idea across very clearly to me and has the benefit of (likely) making the rest of the code clearer too
I lived in NYC < 7 years and saw all kinds of crimes. Fistfights, public urination, I’ve been threatened with a box cutter, multiple female friends groped.
Australian dollars are AUD$, not A$.

https://www.easymarkets.com/au/learn-centre/discover-trading...

I'm not sure if A$ is something else, but it looked weird to me.
NVIDIA confirms Blackwell support for OCP microscaling formats MXFP8, MXFP4
From the article:

"NVIDIA Blackwell introduces revolutionary block-scaled floating point formats, including the Open Computing Project’s microscaling formats, which Triton now unlocks for NVIDIA Blackwell-powered hardware acceleration.

These formats provide higher average precision at higher performance than the non-native block-scaling techniques emulated frequently in LLM inference projects today.

For OCP format support, MXFP8 GEMMs on Triton showcase exceptional performance similar to the FP8 GEMMs performance accelerated and shown earlier in this post, while natively allowing for scaling in the Tensor Core.

Similarly, MXFP4 provides a new operating point in the precision-performance trade-off space but while offering double the hardware-accelerated performance of FP8 and MXFP8 GEMMs.

While Triton performance for MXFP8 is close to the NVIDIA Blackwell-accelerated FP8 shown earlier, we continue working with the community to accelerate and enable new use cases around block-scaling support."
What sort of industrial chemical manufacturing plants are in the area?
I think that was because NJ rejected the revenue deal as they pushed back against congestion pricing.

For example:
https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/12/18/nj-refusing-generous-...

My hope is this will change as NJ accepts the outcome and benefits from it too.
The 6809 seems like a more powerful (16-bit accumulator and index registers, multiply instruction) and orthogonal 6502 (itself a cheaper/simpler 6800) with fewer (possibly charming) quirks?

The 6502 won in the marketplace though, apparently due to its lower cost (the 6809 had nearly triple the transistors.)

It's nice that it's still in production if you want to build a breadboard system.
Google is a special case because they specifically removed the "Don't Be Evil" clause, therefore, I can only assume they are in fact fundamentally "evil"
People are murdered by road rage-ing drivers relatively frequently. They rarely make national news though.

https://everytownresearch.org/road-rage-shootings-remain-ala...

(the link only counts shootings; there are surely more intentional homicides-by- and homicides-while driving)
Depends on where the structural discrimination is and what form it is taking.

"American society" is a little broad – I don't think there is a single solution (at that scale) which will do more good than harm.
FWIW I pretty much only see music videos in recommendations for the one you've linked to if I open it in a private Safari tab.

(If I use my normal session, it's still all music, but skewed more towards my personal tastes.)
true, but the complexity is greatly reduced between a caf container and (since Safari 17.5) a webm encumbered opus: the provider can offer 1 webm file to all platforms.

Especially in podcasts where it's just voice the savings in storage and traffic are significant. My own listening preference is 32kbits opus at ~1/4th size of the original 128kbits mp3.
> people who work should get money

and they do.

> not the people who don't work

and they don't. With the exception of some basic welfare payments, which i am not opposed to, what you mentioned is what currently happens.

But you're unilaterally classifying capital as not being work would be wrong. Capital is solidified work from previous/earlier times, but unconsumed and saved.
Edit: Never mind. They’re counting Musk’s personal donations against spacex. See reply.

——

SpaceX donated $265M to Trump last year:

https://www.opensecrets.org/2024-presidential-race/donald-tr...

It sounds like that’s comparable to their total profit for the year, and it would cover the liens 100 fold.

I wonder how much of that cash was taxpayer money that got laundered and used for Trump’s personal finances.
why did not they got flushed by our digestive system,yes micro plastics are tiny,still they are too large to get into arteries and veins thus no way to reach the brain?
Some areas have a strong familial tree. Even with new blood over 100+ years, some genes may be dominant.

I wonder if it's that, plus the environmental factor. A mutated gene, dominant, always passed on, making the population susceptible.
> real available hardware

Last I checked the 65C02 was still being manufactured and sold.

It can also at a blazing 14 MHz.
> previous assurances, i.e., from Vance

JD Vance isn’t the president and everybody who was paying attention in 2016-2020 should realize that Trump listens only to Trump.

Not sure what you think the senate could have done about it…the president has the authority to pardon and he literally did it hours after he was inaugurated.
> There are only so many black people in the country.

The US population is around 1/8 black. Which means, if every kid has an equal opportunity (in an absolute sense or on average) to develop the requisite skills to be an air traffic controller and if every kid was equally inclined to apply, and the application process were fair, then eventually around 1/8 of air traffic controllers would be black. Which seems like a good outcome.

If 1/8 of the population is black and someone is trying to get 1/4 of air traffic controllers to be black, that seems like a mistake.
> The CJDSS ruled out any prion disorder, including Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)

Thank god.
That’s the whole point of a coup. That’s how it works. That’s the scariest piece about all of it. The people that can stop it aren’t doing anything. They are afraid. They don’t want to be on the losing side. Maybe they tell themselves if they do nothing then they can stay where they are and work to fix things from within. If they speak up then they get thrown out. It’s better to say nothing. However, they most likely never had a spine to begin with or they simply agree with what’s happening. Or worse, they don’t want to give up their cushy life and don’t care who gets hurt.

Any president can lose their minds and do crazy things. That’s nothing to worry about. We have systems in place to solve that. What you’re seeing is the system failing and our elected people doing nothing for the purpose of saving their own skin.
Even as a car occupant, you’re still significantly likelier to die in a crash than you are riding the subway. In NYC — but also basically anywhere else, at any time of day.
And yet the subway is safer in NYC than any other mode of travel. So it turns out that everyone's fear of each other is not only stupid, but actively harmful
I think the sarcasm flew over your head. He is calling out the OP as a liar. Obviously a liar being paid to lie can use the reply button, but you can't game the up votes as easily when you are a reply.

Edit: The account is old but every single post going back over a year is political. Someone else can look into how far back the account was bought if it was ever real. I only went back two pages but nothing in their post history shows any evidence of having any knowledge of the MTA or even being near NYC. People in NYC love talking about NYC
Some Americans were left behind in Afghanistan, and thirteen Marines were killed there due to the incompetent execution of the withdrawal. Other Americans were taken hostage by Hamas with next to no serious effort to recover them. Many were fired from their jobs or discharged from the military if they refused to take an experimental vaccine. Others who took the vaccine suffered myocarditis and other vaccine injuries. Many people have overdosed on fentanyl or fallen victim to gangs like Tren de Aragua that simply walked across the open southern border. Tens of thousands of US construction jobs were destroyed by the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline. I can keep going but I think I've made my point.

And if you're not just counting US citizens, there's a war in Ukraine that's killed over a million people and another war in Gaza, the latter of which was precipitated by the bloodiest mass killing of Jews since the Holocaust.
> America is a company masquerading as a country

wow, didn't expect to see such insight here
Very much the same for myself as for you.

I suspect the GP comment is tainted by the video history by IP associations of

> I need to rely on a mobile hotspot
It totally struck my funny bone. It was very humerus.
I think a link to archive.org might be better here, the criteria changed and so must have the website as well no?
and, almost more importantly, NYC could not exist as it does without public transit. It would simply not function. The alternative to NYC having mass transit is not "everyone gets to drive to Manhattan in their cars."
> And politics in your own country only really matter when it's time to vote, right?

Not really, since by the time you get to vote, it might, for example, so happen that there are no real opposition candidates, because they are effectively blocked from running. Or the opposition is there, but is locked out from all the usual mass propaganda outlets (TV etc).
> do you think most people can choose not to work?

they have the choice - because they have agency. Slavery is literally taking that agency away. Having agency doesn't mean being immune to the consequences.

The consequences of a slave "choosing" to not work is punishment and death.

The consequences of a gig worker choosing not to work is to claim basic benefits (but hardly will die). It's uncomfortable, and i will bet most people will choose to work, but it doesn't mean someone is forcing them.
Because "shock and awe" is part of the plan (for whatever reasons).
> immigration is a law and order issue for many voters

Clearly they don't - where are the federal criminal indictments for companies which employ thousands of illegal immigrants? How many employers went to prison for that in 2024? 2020? In Apr 2018 - Mar 2019 (2nd/3rd year of Trump-1), only 11 were even indicted [0].

Immigration is not a law and order issue for anyone other than low-information voters esp. in coming up to an election, when one party scapegoats the statistically small subset of (illegal) immigrants, the vast majority of whom don't commit serious crimes. Sanctuary should not apply to serious criminals.
(There are certainly plenty of economic reasons to oppose illegal immigration, and to call on (both sides of) Congress to regularize their situation by adding new types of visa, because everyone acknowledges the US only functions on illegal labor; also they stabilize Social Security and never withdraw from it. Anthony Bourdain and the Texas construction industry both said as much.)

[0]: "How Many Employers Have Been Prosecuted for Employing Illegals?" https://hrexecutive.com/how-many-employers-have-been-prosecu...
I guess it feels good to let someone know that what they're doing is not cryptographically secure, but at the same time, you have to tell them that seemingly random numbers and/or letters doesn't mean they've come up with something useful.

I've tried to stay positive and explain that they will fool nearly everyone, the technology they used is usually recognizable to the type of people that would want to bypass it for their own gain (or knowledge, assuming white hat types poking around). Usually putting a spin on how they came up with something that looks secure was a great idea, but the type of people that will exploit something like what they built, will recognize patterns easily (and now that AI is around, you could even make them feel better by stating how there is software built to recognize these patterns).
VA nurses are in short supply. Unions say deferred resignation plan exacerbates
Original title "VA nurses are in short supply. Unions say Trump’s deferred resignation plan could make things worse."

Shared due to valuable context on this topic, having been broadly and aggressively discussed recently.

> Unions are discouraging nurses from accepting the offer, and leaders say an exodus would directly and immediately affect the care of its 9.1 million enrolled veterans.

> “We’re already facing a staffing crisis in our hospitals,” said Irma Westmoreland, a registered nurse who heads the Veterans Affairs unit for National Nurses United. “We cannot afford to lose any more staff.”

> Nurses for the VA — the federal government’s largest employer — comprise the biggest single group of federal workers, numbering more than 100,000 and accounting for 5% of all full-time permanent employees, according to an Associated Press analysis of personnel data.

Related:

OIG Determination of Veterans Health Administration’s Severe Occupational Staffing Shortages Fiscal Year 2024 - https://www.vaoig.gov/reports/national-healthcare-review/oig...

Severe Shortages of Doctors and Nurses Have Persisted for a Deacde at VA Facilities - https://www.legion.org/information-center/news/newsletters/2...
Peak HN. You are literally making things up about something you know nothing about.
You're talking about reduction in statistical variance due to replication of measurement (and then averaging). I'm talking about what happens when they extrapolate from that value by a huge factor (which is what they've done, and the silly article does egregiously).

The paper isn't clear what they mean when they said "~25% within-sample coefficient of variation", so I can't directly address what you're asking, but it's tangential to the point I'm making. My naïve interpretation is that they did an ANOVA, and reported the within-group variance, or something similar.

All I'm saying in my footnote is that, whatever the final point estimate, scaling it by a factor of C will affect the variance of the final sample distribution by C^2. So for example, if you have an 8% variance on the measurement at ug/g, and you scale it by 1300 (for 1300g; what the interwebs tells me is the mass of a standard human brain), then you'd expect the variance of the scaled measurement to be 1300^2 * 8%.

That makes a ton of assumptions that probably don't hold in practice -- and I expect the real error to be larger -- but illustrates the point.
From your first link:

symptoms such as "rapidly progressing dementia", unusual weight loss, "tightening of the muscles", uncoordinated gait, and muscle atrophy

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organophosphate-induced_delaye...
The disease is harmful to the birds but is of relatively low risk to almost no risk to humans. Especially with a properly cooked egg. That's the risk category I'm talking about. Because the amount of birds that died to the disease is insignificant to the amount ordered killed by the government to try and control the spread.
In fintech I'd suspect the PDFs are public knowledge
You still have to meet the hiring bar, it doesn't change the hiring criteria. I've been on hiring committee at FAANG, I'm never made aware of a candidates DEI status, I assume that discussion happens amongst management.
I remember Google had a really cool tool based on their maps that could animate journeys. It was pretty good but I haven't heard about it for years. I don't even remember the name. Probably killed anyway, knowing Google.
In both those examples, why are you not giving the benefit of the doubt to the failed attempts?

If GitHub attempted to anonymize applications and resulted in a biased selection, can that not be a result of them failing to eliminate the bias they set out to?

Same with the blind auditions for orchestras, if they found that they weren't actually eliminating bias with the stated methods, why is it bad that they're not doing it anymore?
For anyone wanting to skip the outrage but still get news and analysis, I can't recommend the PBS News Hour highly enough.

Today's episode, for example: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/february-5-2025-pbs-news-h...