skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First, don't listen to the "we're so f*cked" posts on reddit. Only actions lead to results.

If you are a Republican but don't approve of how the GOP majority has basically rolled over and abdicated its duty as a check on the president, remind your congresspeople that they owe loyalty to their constituents, not to other politicians. Taxpayers pay their salaries.

The Democratic party is also in desperate need of repairs if you are interested in direct political action. They have been self-destructing over the past couple of years, plagued by infighting, deer-in-the-headlights paralysis, political tone-deafness, and incompetence in messaging.

In addition, the increasingly authoritarian shift by the Federalist society ought to make room for a new counterpart promoting the rule of law. IANAL but have always wondered why the Federalist society had no similarly prominent opposing organization.
Or more likely, OP has multiple versions of rust installed.

I wouldn't think the code signing phase is run while the benchmark is running and thus affecting those numbers.
It comes down to incentives. If your chances of being promoted are slim, why do any more than is needed to avoid being fired.

With group based bonuses (eg options), your individual contribution makes little difference.

Incentives just aren't aligned well.
> From the outside, trust me: we have no idea why you're like this.

> Every time gun controls come up, the American people's reaction, visible worldwide, is "No! Guns keep us safe from governments gone rogue!" — so why are politicians not scared of them even when actually fired upon?

Because the gun-loving populace is mostly on the right and they never actually do anything. Despite what you'll see claimed online, almost all of that kind of crazy comes from the gun-hating left.

But when the left discovers a love of guns, that's when you get things like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Hill_Occupied_Protest

Edit: Removed distraction from my main point
Cool point, thank you. I think his name is Armin.
This is one of the most impressive demos I've ever seen. Truly incredible. I have been dreaming about working on something like this for a while. Open to help?
That was great, thank you for sharing that.
I think this is the key change. We’re already beholden to a “machine” (the economy) that none of us completely understand or control or created explicitly. It has its own goals and tendencies that emerged from the complexity.

What AI and robotics does is actually create a machine that has no use for humans at all. Ñ
Why this conversation, where it seems like these things are mysterious?

Post watergate, Conservatives built FOX, they laid out their plan to break the american system, and take over to push their agenda.

No one took it seriously, and now when its happening, people are still unable to look at it.

You have the pantomine of a party. They have debates. They have primaries. They have a media organization which is 'independent'.
Que pense ChatGPT d'une Relativité Complexe?
Whats the largest cluster you support? I’ve been looking for something thats effective at scale.
So they were trying to pump up the value by making the game obviously worse. Community Day tickets have increased in price with a changed format that makes them not worth it at all. Every single screen is trying to upsell you now.
There have been reports of RS Online having refused orders from UK consumers saying that:

"It is restricted to professional users and cannot be supplied to the
general public (non-trade customers)"

Are RS Online gold-plating the regulations? Probably. I bought from Digikey USA instead.
There was an ooooold DOS game called Flight Unlimited that correctly(-ish) modeled flaps, rudder, etc, and ran you through a flight school to teach barrel rolls, Immelmann turns, etc.

I've been looking for an Xbox/Console game that lets you fly and crash a plane, shoot things in a game-like context, not slide around in some space invaders bubble with laser turrets painted to look like missiles.

Flight Simulator misses the mark (I think) because it's not so game-y. All the fighter jet games I've tried miss the mark because their physics is way too arcadey. Any recommendations?
Okay, if you want to argue about what you thought was being said (ironic) instead of what words were put on the page, then I cannot help you any further. Goodbye.
If you're not joking

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Clinton_email_controve...
Yes. So they know the IP of the sender, and of the receiver, and they know the time, and they can contact the ISP and ask them who had these IP addresses at the given time and thus determine with certainty who communicated with whom.

We used a law in the EU requiring ISPs to keep track of this. It was determined to be illegal, so many ISPs probably don't store this information anymore, but I am sure that many do, and there can be other people-- maybe someone from another country that comes to your country gets jobs at ISPs to modify their software and make it do things he wants.

I don't know about this Salt Typhoon, but as I interpret it, there was an excellent secure system, and then people built some kind of front end on top of it so they could enter their orders into it, and then somebody compromised that front end and basically started getting all the data that the government could order to be gathered. I'm thinking that's going to include who has what IP.

I agree though, the complexity is maybe okay. It doesn't sound like a super terrible protocol or that involved. I suppose the description I saw of it felt more convoluted. At the same, I felt that the complexity of the presentation was hiding something, which I think might well be true-- it might even have been this simple fact that the central server still has every opportunity to determine who sends things to whom.
Adguard home seems to be better in every way. Not sure if this is a feature though.
The article says it was not fusion temperatures, and that they intend to get hotter in future tests.
For those interested in the topic of Sparta, I can highly recommend Bret C. Devereaux's series of blog posts on the subject at https://acoup.blog/2019/08/16/collections-this-isnt-sparta-p... (2019). It corrects many myths about the Spartans on the basis of the contemporary state of research.
Corn starch works, too.
What are the mythical .NET cults which swear by Windows, PowerShell and MSSQL you speak of? Every other ".NET shop" I know nowadays deploys to Linux hosts/container images hosted wherever and develops on a variety of systems where the OS of choice has become mostly a non-factor.
I suffered a very similar break playing soccer. ER surgeon asked if I fell off a roof. 3 metal plates and 15 screws later I was non-weight bearing for 14 weeks. I lost almost 5 inches in circumference from my left thigh while waiting to put weight back on that leg.

My post-break recovery has not been as good as yours sounds. Almost 3 years later and I rate my ankle at 75% of what its sibling is capable of. I had follow-up surgery to remove one of the plates and clean up scar tissue, and _that_ surgeon was appalled at how long I was immobilized.

Anecdata and all that, but my personal experience says waiting for weight ain’t it.
I wasn't joking, no.

That's a crazy obscure reference from like 10 years ago, especially for non-Americans.
Tbh I don’t see why I would use this. I don’t need an ai to connect across ideas or come up with new hypothesis. I need it to write lots of data pipeline code to take data that is organized by project, each in a unique way, each with its own set of multimodal data plus metadata all stored in long form documents with no regular formatting, and normalize it all into a giant database. I need it to write and test a data pipeline to detect events both in amplitude space and frequency space in acoustic data. I need it to test out front ends for these data analysis backends so i can play with the data. Like I think this is domain specific. Probably drug discovery requires testing tons of variables one by one iterating through the values available. But that’s not true for my research. But not everything is for everybody and that’s okay.
That's my only gripe with the current pi-hole; there is no easy way to configure DHCP options.
> I think these are things that have to be considered for medical protocols

What makes you think those things haven't been considered?

The comment you replied to said, "the new guidance is..." I took that to mean those things have been considered.
Wouldn’t that make energy recovery from the plasma much more difficult?
> An SSD that fails is likely to go into a read-only mode that still allows you to recover your data. The only way to recover your data from a HDD failure is to find a data recovery business.

SSD failure in my experience both professional and private is definitely what you write there. SSD failure just make the system no longer recognize the drive. No read only mode to speak of

where as a failing hard drive has a bit more survival luck, also the data recovery at a very high success rate when going to a third party
Same. I played until the part where we get to a forest and watched playthrough after that. Watching the playthrough confirmed that I made the right decision.
We’re actually finding that leveraging 3D reduces complexity rather than increasing it. Setting up a 3D scene is getting easier with tools like image-to-3D, and once it's set up, you can reuse it flexibly across different shots without having to recreate assets from scratch.

By passing a structured 3D-rendered image to the AI, you increase the chances of the video model generating exactly what you want, rather than relying on unpredictable, frame-by-frame AI improvisation.
What other constitutional procedures require cooperation between branches to make a decision?
I always remember it as the hetero operator.
In order to support a "working hypothesis" on mind_matter relationships I am looking for a formalization of the concept of noosphere by relying on relativistic and quantum concepts. I start from an idea which consists of keeping the model of General Relativity defined on a four-dimensional Riemanian variety while considering that its dimensions Xα are complex, in other words that it is a Hermitian space.
The rest in the linked page, sorry in French. ChatGPT should be able to translate it for English speakers.
Fast Cross Platform Rust UIs
Wow, what a pic.

But by 1966 hard drives were available. I do not remember the max size but I think you could get a 5meg drive by then.
When I broke a joint in my pinky a few years ago it was pretty easy to tell. Early on the range of motion was the limiting factor, and I'd move it back and forth as much as I could without any pain. After that I worked on strength in a similar way, do as much as I can with no pain. I went from "you'll never play an instrument again" to rock climbing and Viola practice.

Overall, seeing my strength and range of motion slowly get better was immensely satisfying and your body is pretty good at letting you know when you're getting close to a limit.
Something really similar happened to me, I broke my radial head cycling last year.

2 days later I got a call from the doctor telling me to start moving it as much as I could, I asked when I should stop with the sling and he told me yesterday.
What's the actual point of this? So PBHs are hypothetical micro black holes that even if they do exist it's so unlikely to harm humans.
Well yes that is what happens when the market is left to its own devices and external costs aren't accounted for. The solution isn't to abandon storage it's to embrace the many options out there that don't require rare earths.

And it is all a demand side problem. If the world wanted to buy 10 or 20 TWh a year at current market prices, that's how much would be produced. But the world doesn't want to do that and hence that much isn't produced. This is Econ 101 for goods with non scarce inputs. It doesn't take ten years to scale up production for commodity goods.
> SpaceX has been a government contractor for years, consistently delivering innovative solutions, reducing costs, and achieving milestones that traditional aerospace companies struggled with.

Cool. What about that says they'll have expertise in clearing up issues with ATC?

Was a call for proposals even made? Were requirements even defined?
Glad you like it! In the blog post you can find my email, or join the discord https://discord.gg/backdrop
So your understanding is that these agencies are part of the legislative branch and the senate/house would have the power to do this?

If it’s that clear will it be easy to take this to the Supreme Court?
TBF, I've found that most people who are trying to be fair or advocating for the devil instead of stating their opinion clearly are a good chunk of the low quality noise
I recently got a Mac Mini M4 because my old Alienware laptop was dying and then some. My wife was profoundly annoyed by all the nagging messages on the Mac and I thought it was hilarious that, unlike the nags in Windows that look 'modern', the nags in MacOS are the 1999 version of the 1984 modal dialogs from the original mac.

After installing Firefox and uBlock Origin, she quit complaining -- she couldn't believe how bad the ads were when she browsed with Safari and I wasn't about to make her an Apple account so she could install extensions on Firefox. (At least Microsoft gives you the option of using your Microsoft account to log into Windows so you don't need to log in twice.)

I installed Steam on the Mac and even though I have only four games that work natively on Mac (Stray. Dome Keeper and Rome: Total War, and one more) they work really well.

As for cost I'd say the high-spec M4 mini cost about as much the high-spec gaming laptop cost though it didn't come with a screen. (Ironically, the 4K screen on the Alienware introduces about a frame of latency which drives me absolutely up the wall when I play multiplayer games, even the not-very-twitchy League of Legends; I couldn't win at LoL at all until I attached a cheap external monitor)
Slowly booting full Linux on the Intel 4004 for fun, art, & no profit
Happy to hep :3
America stopped caring how poor kids do in school
At a startup I worked at, we had our adaptive control pilot software flying our drone designs in XPlane for testing and demo purposes.
Posthog wrote a great article on this topic. You may want to check it out:

https://posthog.com/blog/open-source-business-models
Look on eBay for old 4 port Intel NICs, you can get em for very cheap and they work forever. Beware Opnsense and Pfsense are based on BSD and you're really not supposed to touch the underlying OS by design anyway, so you will need to virtualize if you also want to host containers alongside.
Well, here's hoping the new owners actually improve it. Niantic had made some good changes during Covid, and clawed them back afterwards. It absolutely ruins the game for us. We'd love to start playing again, if they made it fun instead of just costly.
> Shred sensitive files, so one can ever read their contents.

Storage devices are really easy to physically destroy. I'd never rely on a software solution to ensure information is unrecoverable. There is a lot of magic happening in storage controller logic these days.
That is funny, because I was a Java developer for many years, then Scala for a few years, and these days I mainly write Python, but the last thing I go for is creating a class. That's generally only when a set of functions in a single responsibility module need to share / mutate some state, and it's more self-documenting than passing around dictionaries.
There's a bunch of assumptions here.

The main one i think is probably wrong is that there was 15 lawyers worth of work being done before (when measured by some average lawyer standard).

For example, it's possible there was only really 1 lawyer worth of work being split 15 ways, so each lawyer was really only responsible for 1/15th of an average lawyers amount of work :)

In that scenario, they'd only be responsible for 1 average lawyers worth of mistakes now.

Is that realistic? Who knows. I've definitely seen that level of "waste" (for lack of a better term) before in law firms :)

Even in the scenario you are positing, it's not obvious it matters as much as you seem to think it does.

If the per-lawyer mistake rate was low enough, it may be that 15x that rate simply does not matter.

These kinds of contracts are fairly standardized, and so they are mostly looking at the differences from last time. Those differences are often not legal as much as factual. IE the table of costs changed, not the legal responsibility.

So the main thing mistakes get you is maybe cost (if mistakes matter at all).

This isn't like they are seeing brand new from scratch contracts constantly that require brand new analysis.

Even if they were, like I said, the main issue with a mistake is cost.

For all we know, the AI company also agreed to indemnify them for a certain rate of mistakes or something (which wouldn't be hard to get insurance for).

I'm not actually a fan of AI taking necessary jobs, but I think the view here that this is sort of life or death is strange.

I'd be much more worried about AI handling criminal defense in some semi-autonomous fashion than this.
I'm trying to get some intuition for this.

Is the difference that a massive objective hitting you would typically do damage via the electromagnetic force?

But if you consider the gravitation force of the pyramids obviously that's extremely weak compared to the other forces on our body, so we shouldn't expect it to do damage in the same way?
What do you think is the best way for a voter to decide if Harris would be a good steward of tax payer money?
Most games don’t have or need that functionality. Charging 30% because you could use that stuff if only you put in the development time is pretty rich thinking.

For example the Forums feature is seen as a plague, many of the forums on Steam are filled with neo nazi content and spam.
I start a shell with "uv run bash" and start neovim from there. I'm sure there's other ways but it's a quick fix and doesn't involve mucking around with neovim config.
Given the amount of injuries related to mountain biking, is there some specific insurance needed for it? It seems one of those "net-negative for the society activities", like trampolines.
How does the justice system work in figuring out these things?
An anecdote from one of my former physics professors was that there are theories that PMBs are being constantly generated and annihilated near-instantaneously all over the universe and that odds are astronomically low but one could form inside your body and be so far away from the nearest subatomic particle that it would starve out immediately.

Of course, the very concept of a black hole is still technically only the "best theory" to explain observed gravitational and radio anomalies, so it's always helpful to remember as a layman how distant from us this stuff truly is.
on windows I was partial to Saladin https://saladin.mimec.org/
Eh ... how strong a knot is does not exactly correlate with how hard it is to undo ... so there's a big fail on someone's part right there - unless it's meant after it breaks the knot that endured more will be tighter.

How strong a knot is can be gauged at what tension it either slips or breaks. When joining wire it can be surprising as the size and type of steel alloy used varies. Rope types likewise lend themselves less to some types of knots - and for pulling a decent tension with a vehicle, none A to D would be used around my way by anyone accustomed to snigging logs or stuck vehicles.
This interpretation is covered in the essay.
The rationale is when you do not use 3D models to keep subjects consistent over multiple scenes it becomes too unpredictable and you would need way too many trial and errors. 3D helps with it. Then, if you even want to have that very same character starting from a specific pose it will more likely you will give up to the likes of the AI model rather than the other way around.
By whom, though? The usual people who dismiss everything as a conspiracy? I'm sure there would be a profitable market in selling lead products to contrarians, but one of the big characteristics of the scientific policy world since lead is investigating all the various industrial poisons people have been exposed to.

Culminating in the EU "chemicals" regulation which basically assumes that everything is unsafe unless proved otherwise.
It's a line from Portal. In the final fight, GLaDOS says it in a panicked, glitchy voice while being dismantled.
I don't mean a small vacuum. I mean a house vacuum, for the floor. They just rammed the computer. It caused the CPU Cooler to make a ticking sound, which I found was a pretty common thing for that cooler. I replaced it with a standard fan cooler instead and it's been fine.
I disagree. This is absolutely a decline.
What is an “independent agency”? Which branch of the government is that a part of? Which electoral representative do they report to?
Does it have a signifiance in Chinese's culture?
The top comment did not use quotes around ethics. I used quotes merely to point out the exact word that was used, and I meant ethics, not something else.

You’re absolutely right that not everything is a debate, but your very first sentence in reply to my comment was argumentative, and it was followed by several more. Feel free to reflect on that.

> Your internet points

Doesn’t using snark kind of undermine the claim that you’re just chatting? I would have loved to actually hear some definition around and justification about norms and get to something interesting. I finally feel like what I (and top comment) said was understood correctly and don’t have to keep trying to explain it.
Metal Slug - Developer Interview (1996)
> 3D models and scenes

Maybe add "digital" too...
Long answer: also no
Probably not.

But of you can still find a way to identify users from server logs, then probably yes.
Heuristically the appliance of the covid vaccine caused more damage than it prevented. That's already a net negative on health ergo life expectancy, since many of the side effects are not in the category of "what dosen't kill you makes you stronger".
When I say buy the experts I don't mean contract out to experts. I mean hire them and buy all the equipment yourselves.
Still hilarious (or sad?) to me that the use of this product has been famously misinterpreted as literally bleaching or acid washing and it is "very expensive"
With beacons, you need to install something—-with glasses, you don’t.

With glasses, you can map the space while identifying POIs—-with beacons you can’t.

Unfortunately, no one really cares about energy use.
Show HN: I built an LLM Agent Framework in 100 lines of code
usually it shouldn’t affect position or function of the shoulder once healed, and while the clavicle does tend to heal with a “bump” in it at the site of the break, its long been thought that the risk of surgery at that site outweighs the benefit. But it does depend on the specifics of the fracture:
https://www.orthobullets.com/trauma/1011/clavicle-fractures-...
Gravity is a really weak force. Electromagnetic forces generated in your muscles can overcome the gravity of the whole planet, like 6 × 10²⁷ grams.
I mostly read HN news for the laughs, although the odd technical insights posted by those that know is fun too.

I don't know why I post, somethings just to dissipate negative emotions, sometimes to share a favorite anecdote. Sometimes to joke, maybe,? Although those are more likely to be closed without posting.
We quit our jobs to help people write software more mindfully
Until this study was done, we did not know if these objects could have affected humans. Imagine if they _had_ discovered the ability of PBHs to e.g. puncture a lung, blood vessel, or brain synapse. Maybe we would better understand e.g. crib death, or Alzheimer's disease.

Wouldn't any parent line their baby's crib with the mass equivalent of a million aircraft carriers in lead, to protect them?