skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Zero, as claimed, seems unlikely.

"Should" seems prescriptive.

Within a standard deviation of the mean general distribution for the US Federal service would be probable by the Central Limit Theorem.
Wouldn't want to toast unauthorized bread.
We use Linux in my house. My problem is with the quality of the video they send to my device. It is not worth a penny because it is actively disagreeable to watch. There is some good content there, not more than a small percentage, but I understand their fight with other companies greatly impacts availability.
Because Youtube's video player has timelines with topics. It makes it easy to follow. It's terrific.

Video podcasts are also superior to pure sound podcasts. You can also choose pure audio on Youtube while others do not offer video.

Lastly, Youtube's recommendations/shorts make it easy to discover new podcasts.
That's federal only!
Did you see the terminator movies, or matrix movies? AI has a "solution", but how to say this... :)
Especially over Flask and Django, Robyn additionally offers integrated websocket support along with many existing features like templating, logging etc.[1]

Developer has been working on this project for a few years now, here is the updated roadmap, shared by the developer and maintainer of the project.[2]

[1] https://robyn.tech/documentation/en

[2] https://github.com/sparckles/Robyn/issues/1001
For anybody wondering: The weird amount of time is because with a commercial CA it needs to be possible to "carry" some validity during renewal. If I need a $10 Doodad and they're valid for exactly one calendar year, if I renew the Doodad on Monday instead of the following Sunday because I know I'll forget at the weekend, I am losing almost 20¢ of value. People get disproportionately passionate about stuff like this. So, the CAs credited your remaining time on the previous certificate - if you renewed with them, if you had six weeks to go but renewed a 3 year cert early you'd get issued a 3 years + 6 weeks cert.

As the maximum expiry shrank (to improve agility and encourage automation) the slack for granting such extra periods shrank too, withh "3 years" it was actually 39 months, maybe a bit more depending on how you squint, now it's exactly 398 days because Apple said so.
What’s the simulator used by NTSB? See the picture “In this image from the NTSB’s visibility study”
It has potential but I expected u/spez to be more heavily roasted than he was by the tool
I can see why this isn't a good HN story, but echoing the sibling, can we please not keep pretending that stuff Elon Musk says comes under the heading of 'celebrity gossip' given that he's the world's richest man and one of the most powerful people in the current US administration.
It doesn't work like that.

NIH grants are awarded in terms of direct costs, and indirect costs come on top of that. If you have a $500k/year grant and your university has negotiated 69% overhead rate, NIH pays the university $845k/year. If the overhead rate is slashed to 15%, the university gets $575k/year.

The remaining $270k/year probably won't be spent on anything, as the entire point is supposed to be cutting government spending.
No they didn't. I was on the CAB (community advisory board) at the time (from the community side, received an invitation due to being very active on several ActionScript forums etc.)

What was happening is this: Adobe inherited Flex Framework from Macromedia. It was atrocious. Bloated, slow, unusable for games or simple interactive applets which made Flash popular in the first place. They tried to market that for creation of admin tools like what VSPhere used to have. The community was crying and complaining to Adobe that they aren't making any effort to support what Flash was good at.

Then smartphones appeared. And Adobe's engineers came up with Flash Catalyst. Conceptually, it was supposed to work similar to Flash or Fireworks, but it was supposed to render its output into generated Flex Framework code. Tons of unjustifiable bloat. Everything was too slow and too big. And whenever the people able to get their hands on the preview complained about it, the answer was always "it's not going to get faster / smaller".

Catalyst came with templates for "typical" phone apps and they were a disaster to deal with. So slow users would probably understand them to be simply broken / frozen. Oh, but Adobe assigned a bunch of career managers to these projects. People came made a lot of promises and got promoted into another department. It was painful to watch.

At the same time, I wrote a project that I called "Frameworkless MXML", it was more of a demonstration than an actual useful library, but the goal was to say that the original inherited framework might be stripped off a lot of bad components and made to be a lot faster and smaller. But it was just that, a PoC that never went anywhere.

I had no interest in working with Flash on smartphones because I see smartphones as proprietary jails and am not interested in contributing to that market. Few people in Flash OSS community probably also felt distaste for the smartphones... and the vast majority were the "non-contributing" users. They waited until the tower completely crumbled and jumped ship.
When I meet people in VR who are ESL, I can tell based on their accent and mannerisms that they learned English by playing video games with westerners or watched a lot of YouTube.

Do we really want to dilute the uniqueness of language by making everyone sound like they came out of a lab in California?
Catflap is a surprisingly apt analogy. In this case it is an endocytosis receptor, that selects cargo for uptake. Differs from virus to virus of course, but I could see changes in the sugars on these proteins altering behaviour. Mucus/mucins are basically proteins very heavily modified with sugars, so you have this common system that is adapted to do different things.
Tesla Recalls over 376K Vehicles
> and I see little reason why that would change in the near future

Really? There have been 2 months of reasons accumulating by now. One of which being that the government is made of fascists who make nazi salutes and oligarchs.
Thanks for the explanation!

Is there any chance to move away from the Discourse? It's a bit too slow (on any page opening), but the biggest issue is its hostile habit of catching the browser "find in page" hotkey (replacing the local find with the remote site search).
> What do you mean by "metals don't actually withstand temperature"? As in the raw metal would melt were it not for the cooling vanes?

They creep. Have you seen, for instance, Blu-tac or glue fail? It doesn't go at once, but slowly, over a period of time. At high temperatures most metals (others on this thread have mentioned single-crystal blades) behave a bit like that.

Although steel is also weaker at temperatures far below its melting point, yes. A simple observation of a blacksmith at work should tell you that. And a think some new jets may be running hotter than Tm for steel now?

> The lower power setting on shutdown does what? Spin it at a low RPM so it doesn't decrease in temp too quickly?

Yup, or more relevantly evenly, although those tend to be related. Given almost all materials expand as they get hotter and contract as they cool, different cooling rates between parts -> different contraction rates -> different relative shape -> Very Bad in precision machinery.
would be nice to know from the author how this compares to granian
While I don't disagree with anything you wrote in particular, nothing in your comment above answers the original question “why are hashed password hazardous material”.

My understanding was that if properly hashed, then the hashed passwords should have no value whatsoever (it should be indistinguishably from random noise and should not be reversible by any means).

The fact that tptacek (who is very well known for his competence in security and cryptography) says otherwise is intriguing me deeply but your response doesn't answer the question.
Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) limits how effectively multiple threads can be used in Python.

Hence the event loop in Rust runtime for async makes more sense here.
FYI it has been like this for at least sixteen hours as last night I was trying to read something there too and it wouldn’t work. I hope there’s backups somewhere. I definitely wouldn’t feel bad about using non sanctioned sources at this point.
Sound interesting, looking forward to part 2 then!
I remember going to basically a traveling flea market of computer stuff that was hosted at our state fair. Endless vendors were there selling new and used items. Some were sketchy some over the top legit seeming. Felt like computer shopper magazine in real life.
Trump is talking to congress next tuesday.

Brace for impact... or not.
Impressive, but I think this is missing two important things to not sound robotic – some atmosphere and space. During a real conversation, both partners are in some kind of a space, either in room, park, car or just on foot in the street. So the voice must have a little bit of reverb according to the space this voice is located in, and there must be some bits of background noise present from that same space. Even lip movement provides some tiniest background noises when you speak which contributes to making the sound real.
The recent tariff spat by the tantrum thrower is supposably justified because of the drug overdose rate.

All lives matter.

List of causes of death by rate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_causes_of_death_by_rat... :

> Substance abuse: 0.58 %

What about the the other 99.4 % of the causes of death, in terms of federal priorities?

What about NIH and NSF funding for medical sciences research?

/? tariff authorization:
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"Are Drinking Straws Dangerous? (2017)" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43041625

/? plastic straws executive order:
https://www.google.com/search?q=plastic+straws+executive+ord...

The recently proposed budget would increase the deficit by 16 trillion dollars on 40 trillion?
> Linus isn't a renewable resource unfortunately.

The main issue i see is that we aren't really "cultivating" the next Linuses
With all other recent news from Mozilla (large scale firings, multiple leadership changes, the new ToS and removal of the promise to never sell our data...), I won't read too much into it but simply add it to the list.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43185909
The Force is also available to both Jedi and Sith alike. The use of a 'the' nomenclature is not indicative that the subject is solely available to a singular individual, only that the power is available.

In Commonwealth Nations "the Crown" has ultimate deciding power, however "the Crown" simultaneously refers to functions of the executive, legislative (parliament), and judicial (Supreme Court and others), governance and the civil service. A Crown Prosecutor is equally known as "the Crown", as the monarch. Both are two very different individuals, but possess the same power, and use "the" nomenclature.
Regarding your last question - well who knows, for sure, but: chess between humans is alive and well after the computers became unbeatable by humans.

I recently listened to an interview with magnus Carlsen on Joe rogan and found the angle of computers helping humans to “better understand the game” (as he put it) and improving human play (for learning, not playing humans) to be very interesting.

Whether that extends to human conversation, who knows. I for one would love to have a “her”-like companion, not for romance but to have a highly intelligent and patient and knowledgeable conversation partner to develop ideas with and learn from, and endless other uses - I think it’d add a lot to my and other peoples lives. I guess I agree with you.
Trust in Firefox and Mozilla Is Gone – Let's Talk Alternatives
Time for UN to pack up and move to some neutral grounds say Shanghai...
I do remember it fondly, but I don't remember ever thinking any of what they show you was necessarily based on usage stats. Iirc there were pretty obvious editorial decisions like the front page having a Halloween theme around Halloween and promoting Halloween-themed games, sometimes fairly obvious re-skins of regular front page games (and similar time-based events around some other holidays).

It also wasn't expected, it was clearly from the pre-web2 era, there was no upvoting, I believe there wasn't even a comment section. There was nothing to really suggest that how you use the site would directly affect how it'll look (beyond influencing the operators). Top 10 games would obviously have meant a similar thing as top 10 stories on a news site - clearly an editorial decision, where clicks and expectations thereof ofc play a role, but it's not an automatism.
The whole country is getting much more unreliable. Feels especially bad when I'm reading this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_Nations_Fail
Yes, something along these lines, and maybe the other pathways as the most interesting possibility. I don’t know if there any reports of sTn in older mice, but that would be pretty wild.
My thought was that it doesn't matter what houses cost. It is merely an exchange of money for bricks. Neither party needs to lose money in the transaction. Houses require maintenance which is partially unpredictable but can be smoothened out by insurance. The party holding the bricks will have to pay for that.

Government can do a credit rating that partially depends on the economic value you bring to the region. This should sufficiently pump up the credit possibly making it cheaper than the construction cost.

You can also arrange a place to retire in advance and make it part of the contact.

The houses closest to the factory ideally have employees living there. A 10 min walk is economically preferable over a two hour drive. The extra time can be spend doing valuable things at home but it should also make working overtime less of an issue. Sending people home for a few hours in the middle of the shift at reduced rates shouldn't anger people as much.

I recall how no one I knew was able to afford a home. People got really careless from it. They didn't give a fuck about anything. One guy managed to buy a crappy one but couldn't afford the maintenance. He exited with 150 k profit which was 400-500 months salary. He spend it on booze and drugs.
I'm not fromm the US, but these servers are not mirrored, at least to have the information? Or is that not allowed?
What explosion are you referring to?
Is it a voice to voice model, or a voice->text->voice?

I might have missed it in their writeup.
You get 100% of the grant in both cases, as the total sum paid is 100% + overhead. You are not allowed to use that money on major expenses you didn't mention in the grant application. If the university gets less overhead and can't find alternate funding sources, it may kick you out of your lab, because nobody is paying for it anymore.
“This is not my beautiful wife…”
I don't immediately see the issue either.

Though, even if I could, this is a new way to preprocess an image before feeding it into an encoder, and the examples have both been fed through the new downsizer, then the standard encoder, presumably at the standard Netflix bitrates and then (I think) upscaled back to the original size.

So if this didn't look a little compressed then that would be a methodological mistake, as you don't use downscaled encoding unless you've already decided that a full size encode has too much quality for your task.

And Netflix generally has incentives set up to reduce quality until their customers notice. That's why they quote stats based on that.

In web dev terms it's like reducing the size of your product images until it hurts sales. You're almost guaranteed to have artifacts visible to image compression experts before you hit the point that it affects your bottom line. If you are targeting customers on slow internet (and again if you are downscaling then you basically are) your sales are likely to initially rise as you get usable pictures to people faster.
Everything sucks on mobile. Mobile UX is the most unimaginative garbage ever.

After a brief period of creativity, every mobile app regressed to 'search bar on top, list in middile, tabs on bottom' UX. Even this best case UX is mediocre at best.

The fundamental flaw is that touch is imprecise and your finger covers the screen, which is unsolvable without buttons.

The lack of buttons killed all creativity and possibility of having a good UX for games on smartphones.
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£7.8 billion in military support
£5 billion in non-military support
I played around. Asked mile to tell a story about a screaming and a whispering guy in very dramatic tone. It couldn't do it as expressively as the voice samples on the page. It was plain reading mostly. I could hear that this generation is text based. I was expecting (based on quality of sound) that it's not narrating next like that.

Example: it was saying "two dude-us" while trying to tell a melodramatic story. Which I assume was originally "two dude...s" or something.
Lots of people are struggling but you won't find many truely "homeless", you'll find a lot of migrant/informal workers who has homes in rural areas slumming it in the big city to save $$$ so they can remitt more back home. Most with remotely sound mind / physically able can scrounge up $500 rmb for a shared bunk in a T1 shitbox. It elicits a different kind of sadness vs actual homeless. Generally state makes effort to "dump" the truly homeless due to feeble body/mind back with family. Not to be crass, local govs has been doing a very comprehensive job keeping "riff raff" out of sight out of mind etc... it's just a different type of experience/problem vs addicts and unsound people getting in your face downtown or stinking up transit every day. I'm not saying Chinese cities don't have their seedy side, or that a lot of regions still trigger developing country feels, but they are largely avoidable for the privileged - don't even need tunnel vision when local gov NIMBYs it for them. Like functionally PRC apartheid / hukou society, but major cities don't feel like your customary actual apartheid rich middle eastern city full of poor migrant workers everywhere. Or even many part of North American where it's painfully obvious some minorities are doing all the low end service work.
The word "recall" includes cases of (like here) "over-the-air software update".
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Ugh what a waste of her talent. I don't know this guy but his YouTube channel is so clickbaity. Every video title has some exaggerated screamy headline. I would never bother even looking at one.
I assume Firefox doesn't implement this but one idea at the core of a full CT system is "gossip". Suppose your browser visits a site which has Dodgy Cert which has a bogus SCT, there should be some chance that the browser tells other people who care, maybe it anonymously sends some info to a gossip integrator. Browsers don't check that every SCT they see makes consistent sense, if your browser is shown two SCTs which could not exist in the same universe it won't realise - but the hypothetical gossip integrator can see if any browsers sampled any SCTs which are not mutually coherent and raise alarms.

This would detect e.g. US government forces Google's log to cover up a CIA-obtained certificate for north-korean-military.example so it works fine for visitors, but the Korean's can't see it in the public logs. There's no sign that anything like this has ever happened, but in theory it would be easier to pull off since gossip is not implemented.
Can a LLM convert C, to ASM to specs and then to a working Z/80 Speccy tape? Yes
Trust in the US is failing day after day.
For quick reference, BLAST refers to the 'Basic Local Alignment Search Tool' that's a commonly used part of the bioinformatics toolkit. You 'BLAST' sequences by sending a query sequence of interest against a database of other sequences to find similarity hits.
So it's intended to be a "faster fast api"?
At some point we have to consider the possibility that these aren’t just cuts to the budget, but an intentional plan to visit each government department and giving it a stab wound to let it bleed out and die over the course of the next year or two.
Every other thread in /r/wordpress is from people who want to get away from Wix or Squarespace because they started squeezing them for $$ for minor features like contact forms etc. When people start paying $20/month for a contact form, suddenly 'Wordpress org' (as they call self-hosted Wordpress) becomes very attractive.
To get an account back, once I got something like:

> Which is your favotite food?

> Please select your old answer:

> 1) banana

> 2) apple

> 3) t5$2eoW

> 4) pear
Really pubmed?!?!
USA is a disgrace!
Notably this is one of the main differences between JSON and the MongoDB BSON format. Though some client libraries just treat it as JSON and don’t preserve the order.
Based on my experience.

At some places where there were no better alternatives, framework utilizes sync functions under the hood, such as some databases.

Overall there are also places where functions are async running in sync bodies, but they're not running on main thread.
The underlying text generation should be made aware that it can make sounds. It told me it can't.

Also for proper emotional dialogue it needs to determine the human input emotions. It seems to work with a transcript of the input.
No giving notice is public service against fraudulent organization. It indicates clearly that only proper way to operate with such organization is payment before service is provided.

Paying your bills should be first priority. No excuse, no crying. If you fail, fully own to it and terminate the chain of command involved.