skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> What would YOU do in my situation to break the cycle?

I would start by getting in touch with extended family, friends, and anyone who trusts me enough to lend me a couch. Then I would make sure that my footprint on said couch was as small as possible. (IE, I'd make sure not to leave a mess.) Finally, I'd be very open about my search for employment so they're constantly assured that I'm actively working on becoming self-sufficient.

For example, my cousin divorced her husband and put a restraining order on him. He ended up moving in with his first wife while he gets his life back together.

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Assuming someone I know was in a similar situation, my ability to lend them my couch mostly depends on the risk they bring into my household. In the past, I avoided a college friend because he became a heroin addict. I'd give my nieces and nephews a lot of leeway in this situation; and the same for my cousins' children. Older cousins and adult friends would require closer understanding of the situation.

I would seek to understand if alcohol, drugs, (or other vices like video games) contributed to the situation. Substance abuse is not something I want around my family, and it's not something I'm comfortable helping someone else manage.
The average visitor stays at the ISS for somewhere around 6 months, so it's not like these two were up there for an order of magnitude longer than normal or anything; would expect it's pretty much the same experience coming back that most of the 6 month stay people have.
Cool, any in central Louisiana? Poland? That'll teach the AI!
No it doesn't. Looks like it's been removed because of the pending second edition, which will no longer be free.
jq has point-free programming. it's intuitive once you wrap your head around it.

See this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacit_programming#jq
Im Mexico your family would lift you up but I don’t know about the us.

What I would do is just take my skills and find the most valuable thing I can offer.

Example: buy a security camera and offer “I’ll install it and teach you how to use it”

I’ll sell your car online.

I’ll create your online store and capture your products
Read through the Wiz MSA [0] at section 6 which discusses “Customer Data” and among other things specifically asks Customer not to send HIPAA data (perhaps to sidestep the issue you just raised) and concludes with this:

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Customer hereby grants to Wiz a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free right to use Customer Data to provide the Services and perform its obligations under this Agreement.

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Or if reading terse legal documents isn’t your thing, go ahead and just read through Wiz’s own blog post about how their scanner works, which confirms they have full, direct access to customer EBS volume snapshots in the default “full SaaS” deployment model. [1]

Your point that due diligence would have taken issue with this might not be grounded in Google’s reality.

0: https://wiz.pactsafe.io/legal#wiz-subscription-agreement

1: https://www.wiz.io/blog/the-wiz-approach-to-agentless-scanni...
It depends, the programs offered by companies are definitely a risk and many of the independent schools are predatory in their own ways. Many states and cities may have their own free or low cost programs to get into the industry for low income folks. However the bigger hurdle will be the behavioral health history. Such history may be disqualifying for those programs; even more likely if you are taking medication; more if your medications are a banned substance. If you're not currently on medication but have any medical record of being prescribed or diagnosed with a mental health issue at any point then be prepared for a great deal of pain. Then begins the kafkaesque ordeal of finding medical practitioners who will work with you through the process instead of just tossing the hot-liability-potato. (Source: me, a recent CDL permit holder who happened to experience some burnout in the past and not simply ignore it.)
It goes away beyond this. You can create your own custom Lora. The tags that go into that, combined with prompting is sophisticated authorship.

It can be reasonably be considered technical than handling a professional camera.
written 2023 , pre-LLM hype
> It's actually a pretty awful feature

Obligatory T-Shirt link

https://www.amazon.com/Blame-Ruining-Friendships-Since-T-Shi...
That sounds like a plaintiff's perspective when there is no concern for the welfare of the other parent. From a broader view of family law, we should be trying to make it more fair and being watchful for opportunities to reform abuses. The public has an interest in the welfare of both parents and any children in a divorce. We want the children to have two healthy and stable parents, and we do not want to incur health and human services costs from a destabilized parent. Not to mention the moral issues with allowing injustice to occur in an imbalanced area of the legal system.
Memory Bandwidth 273 GB/s

Not comparable with an H series gpu. I am not sure what kind of applications make sense but I am sure that if it sells enough, developers will find a way to squeeze good stuff out of this.
The permissions alerts don’t come from the App Store, they come from sandboxing and the permission model. This is a property of the OS, and everyone agrees that this is better than the anarchy of desktop OSs. But they were created decades earlier, sandboxing was obvious in hindsight only.

> surely any "spyware" on the app store is going to include a ton of permissions alerts when it does anything?

Not really. Push notifications is enough. I can send you a push notification and get loads of details from your phone, including cross-app fingerprinting. Iirc Apple allows ~3 silent push notifications per hour so they can be completely hidden.

https://gizmodo.com/iphone-apps-can-harvest-data-from-notifi...

But really, your search is as good as mine. The entire digital economy is based on personal data collected from your devices, and yes, that includes the iPhone. How is this news? What’s your definition of spyware?
If you don't mind a short blog post I run though the capabilities of something like Wiz: https://rakkhi.substack.com/p/choosing-the-best-cloud-native...
> Baxter County claims that the FCC decision means that phone services are no longer "feasible." In 2018, however, when Baxter County wanted to expand its jail and didn't have the cash, officials found a way to make it feasible by asking voters to approve a 1-cent sales tax collected between April and September of that year. (You can even watch a time-lapse video of the jail expansion being built.) Feasibility, it turns out, is often in the eye of the beholder.

What's the implication here? That they could tax residents and subsidize the calls at the previous rate?

Also, a 1-cent tax is a 1% tax. That particular political slang always bothers me. 1% is a lot on what you spend all year.
The Great Intangibles of Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast Series
United States from the 1890s to the 1960s required voters to pass a literacy before they could vote. We should bring back this rule. Voters should have a minimum level of knowledge about the world, science and democracy in order to vote. This would have prevented the current disaster which threatens not just our democracy, but by denying climate change, the entire planet.
Two Men Found Guilty in Theft of $6M Gold Toilet
> systolic array designs, an efficient type of hardware design for matrix multiplication (e.g., the Google TPU uses this), as opposed to more SIMD-like vector architectures like GPUs

this is wrong. TPUv4 has tensor cores just like NVIDIA has tensor cores just like AMD has tensor cores. no one uses a systolic array because bandwidth/connectivity is much scarcer than compute. the only people that keep talking about them are academics that don't actually fab/sell chips.

https://cloud.google.com/tpu/docs/v4

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/tensor-cores/

https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/rocWMMA/en/latest/what-is...

ninja edit: before you gotcha me with "a tensor core is a systolic array!!!" - most tensor cores are actually outerproduct engines not riffle shuffle engines (or whatever you wanna call the topology corresponding to a systolic array).
https://archive.ph/wnhNg
Personally I'd like to see whether img2img works are copyrightable. My understanding is that copyright applies to the human-generated parts of an image. So e.g. In the case of a comic where the art is AI but the caption is human, the label but not the art is copyrightable.

How does that apply when we transform a copyrighted image? Is the resulting work covered by the copyright of the original? If so, can I create a bad sketch drawing, transform it with img2img, and get the result as copyrighted? If not, is there a specific denoising threshold at which copyright isn't applied?
Yes: JFK Assassination Files Chatbot

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43407685
The Register in particular is a pretty garbagey source
I thought being smart was the core competency of being in the spying business :)
Many people are mentally still in 1997, when Apple was the scrappy upstart against the Micro$oft goliath.
I will give you this anecdote: I find BGA easier to solder than QF[N|P]. Most soldering errors I make are due to inappropriate amount or uneven solder application. No factor if the solder is pre-applied.
This is generally true but specifically false. The builds described in the gist are still linking onigurama dynamically. It is in another package, libonig5, that would be updated normally.
What is your definition of a ponzi scheme? It is literally, definitionally one. The only difference from other ponzi schemes where newe entrants pay out unsustainable amounts to old entrants is that new entrants are forced in.
What a strange shorthand.
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Where do people find good Indie hacking solopreneur support ?
I used a piece of plexiglass spray painted white on the back with Sharpie markers. Nail polish remover and towels cleans it. I didn't like being able to accidentally rub off parts
What is this reference?
I Built a Nuclear Fusion Reactor at 12 Years Old (2020)
What would that even mean?
I believe that ‘cloud-neutral’ companies like Wiz must ensure their neutral positioning in order to gain support from various cloud providers. I strongly doubt the willingness of cloud providers like AWS and Azure to cooperate in the future. Google is not only making a major business gamble but also testing the waters in terms of antitrust and judicial challenges.
The problem is that there's no realistic options in Ukraine.

If the only acceptable answer is 1991 borders, that's going to be an incredibly expensive proposition. The "economic isolation/sanctions will work any day now" strategy doesn't seem to be delivering, and any amount of defensive armament we could supply will be just chewed up for several years to come. Maybe if you give it another five years, Putin will finally lose interest or exhaust his resources, but in the interim tens of thousands more will die.

This war is expensive for Russia too, but for them it's a matter of national face-- this was a pretty blatant response to their sphere of influence being swallowed by NATO/EU expansion. So trying to get them to fold, especially when they have the stronger military position right now, is a hard sell. I'm not sure even resumption of trade/readmission to institutions is that big of a prize to offer, considering that their brand is pretty much sunk-- who's queuing up to buy Russian goods now?

We could lean into the idea this is about national face-- figure out the smallest concession Ukraine has to offer so Putin can declare a "victory" and de-escalate. But we're so adamant about 'we cannot reward the bully', or convinced that he'll keep trying for expansionism that we don't treat this option seriously.

There's a lot of belief that if Putin is allowed to keep a square millimetre of Ukraine, he will treat it as a license to keep pushing the border west. I'm not sure. We've proven that territorial conquest will be expensive and time-consuming, and I'm sure this has forced them to re-price all their assumptions. He has to finish what he started in Ukraine, but there's far less shame if he simply drops a hypothetical mission in Moldova or Georgia from unformalized future plans..
Trump can't run for election again as it's his second term. Voting doesn't apply.
that's how the opposition party started the discussions. however, they went quiet after a key member from the opposition said that he went to college with Erdogan and they attended the classes together:

here is the blooper a TV news channel that leans towards the opposition side had. you can see how their postures and gestures change immediately: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20szE-7h4NA

extended interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhCfXFZgd0I
Completely agree. I actually think Sepia search is quite good. It's what peer tube desperately needs and it's so much better than the individual search features on all the different instances which are a complete mess. So I don't understand why it's pulled out into a separate brand and separate domain.
I'm not even American and yet where I'm from it's common knowledge that literacy tests were used to systematically disenfranchise black people from voting.
The month-long battery life ensures you won't have to carry another cable.

From the 360° shot on the product page, these appeare to use a proprietary cable, like almost all other smartwatches.
Wiz is an amazing startup. I really like their marketing, it's so funny and it shines in terms of growth!
The ID verification changes are limited to the following scenarios:

1. To complete the final identity verification step when initially applying for benefits. This happens only once in a person's life.

2. If one wants to change which bank account their payment gets direct deposited to. This should happen very rarely for someone that is elderly, has mobility limitations, etc. Perhaps once or never.

In addition, the identify verification can be done online in a modern way, very easily.

A $100M estimate for current fraud is well within the realm of reason and is supported by trend lines from prior Biden-era publications.

The people you are worried about "disenfranchising" are therefore the following set: someone who has nobody close to them that could assist them with a basic website sign-up and ID verification online application, who cannot figure it out themselves, and who cannot travel somewhere in person for whatever reason.

What other institution - other than the federal government - would willingly allow $100M of fraud to occur to avoid inconveniencing the above group?

I acknowledge this policy may harm some people, but so does $100M of fraud, which is only getting worse every year.
I was literally compiling a list of "agent" synonyms at lunch today. My favorite and most accurate so far is "doer".
You'll have to ask it yourself!
> If you aren't good at playing the game of go and a program beats you giving you nine handicap stones, probably the program is good at it. Many similar examples

This doesn't follow at all, maybe you just really suck.

It is entirely possible that a game AI that you find impossible to beat is trivial to beat for almost anyone with more experience than you have

Yes, there are chess engines that can beat the best chess players

However, most people couldn't possibly tell the difference between playing against the best chess engine in the world or a novice difficulty chess AI, because most people suck at chess

"It is better than I am" is a terrible metric to use to judge when you suck at that thing
Ah yes most europe is disenfranchised
BTW, one of the more frustrating things about "git blame" comes about when cleaning up an old codebase: In my current job I had to move a lot of files, combine repos, reformat code, ect, ect.

"git blame" and similar tools often always show my name, even though I didn't write the code.
I dont make any money off of it - its just a fun thing I built

btw its not a pay wall, you can click "no thanks"
V-Model? BDUF? Are these things learnable on Wikipedia?

Aha, they are! I like the V-Model. It's not Move-Fast-And-Break-Things style.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-model

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_design_up_front
I mostly agree with the criticisms of design. I'm endlessly frustrated that Mastodon was first on the block, but Blue Sky ate its lunch, for reasons that seem almost entirely to hinge on having been smarter about design. And even Mastodon was a huge leap forward from the characteristic quality of open source social media alternative sites that had existed previously. I still think in its own way Mastodon's design is quite impressive. But Peertube is dropping the ball, I think, compared to some other Fedeiverse projects. And peertube, I would say, is arguably one of the most important projects.

When it comes to the joinpeertube domain, however, that follows a long-standing tradition of fediverse sites to use those as a jumping-off point to discover instances. I don't think that can be roped into the category of transgressions along the lines of the previous ones.
He can't run within the Constitution if it isn't changed. OTOH, his concern about whether his actions are Constitutional and the ability and willingness of any other institution to impose meaningful consequences on his unconstitutional acts don't support the conclusion that his future actions will be limited to what the Constitution allows.
Don’t get me wrong I’m not trying to say we shouldn’t attempt to mitigate fraud. I’m saying that when presented with a problem it is important to apply a cost benefit analysis to the solution. This problem is relatively small. The proposed solution is very heavy handed. That makes me question the rationality of the solution.
same question here. Just asked Grok for a comparsion https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_fa210574-f27b-45ae-9d95-19ed...
I had the same reaction. The Core Time 2 gives Vader vibes. My hope is that the third color will be metallic and will look better. I prefer the rounded edges of the Pebble Time Steel 2. [1]

1: https://youtu.be/Pwq89K6RBTI?si=YTQS7wKEajlxpkBe&t=34
That's not really an extreme amount of bandwidth. DDR4-2933 was mainstream five years ago, and at that speed the two channels consumer CPUs are equipped with adds up to 47 GB/s.
There's a dutch phrase I hear often, like "Wat je zegt ben jezelf, met je kop door de helft"

Whatever you say about someone else, you're saying about yourself. It's an idiom, so the translation is a bit funky.
As a bonus that people might not be aware of, in the cases where you do want to use the repo directly (either because there isn't a published package or maybe you want the latest commit that hasn't been released), `cargo install` also has a `--git` flag that lets you specify a URL to a repo. I've used this a number of times in the past, especially as an easy way for me to quickly install personal stuff that I throw together and push to a repo without needing to put together any sort of release process or manually copy around binaries to personal machines and keep track of the exact commits I've used to build them.
Yes, and the conclusion is that the JFK files released today are the exact same set released under Biden with a new cover sheet on the package.
Democracy works just fine either way. You just might not like the results.

Also, because a person doesn't have an education doesn't mean they are stupid or can't think critically. Further, there are plenty of educated people who vote for their favorite team.
No one said that though,
not in this thread.

And I’ve given you stats that say you’re wrong.
Right, and that was apparently constitutional. If so we can bring back the law, but this time to disenfranchise dumb voters.
Does it not on a flag or am I just reading this wrong? From the man page:

-k
--convert-links

After the download is complete, convert the links in the document to make them suitable for local viewing. This affects not only the visible hyperlinks, but any part of the document that links to external content, such as embedded images, links to style sheets, hyperlinks to non-HTML content, etc.

Each link will be changed in one of the two ways:

The links to files that have been downloaded by Wget will be changed to refer to the file they point to as a relative link.

Example: if the downloaded file /foo/doc.html links to /bar/img.gif, also downloaded, then the link in doc.html will be modified to point to ‘../bar/img.gif’. This kind of transformation works reliably for arbitrary combinations of directories.
The links to files that have not been downloaded by Wget will be changed to include host name and absolute path of the location they point to.

Example: if the downloaded file /foo/doc.html links to /bar/img.gif (or to ../bar/img.gif), then the link in doc.html will be modified to point to http://hostname/bar/img.gif.

Because of this, local browsing works reliably: if a linked file was downloaded, the link will refer to its local name; if it was not downloaded, the link will refer to its full Internet address rather than presenting a broken link. The fact that the former links are converted to relative links ensures that you can move the downloaded hierarchy to another directory.

Note that only at the end of the download can Wget know which links have been downloaded. Because of that, the work done by ‘-k’ will be performed at the end of all the downloads.
Those are clearly labeled. And Amazon Vine reviewers for the most part do make an honest effort to review the product. I tend to ig ore them in favour of those 3-4 line reviews in small caps and iffy grammar. That's a much better signal for reliability than a blog post length Vine review.
There is no shared reality on those search engines and on google there hasnt been for almost a decade
Great read. I hadn't even considered that people might interpret "90% faster" as "10 times as fast", i.e., it will take 100-90=10% of the original time. It seems like a completely incorrect interpretation to me, but obviously there are people who read it with this understanding. Huh.
Yes, Trump refusing to send in the DC Guard could be considered allowing it to get out of hand.
A lot of people.
At least the author isn't subtle about it?

> Mix formal terminology with conspiratorial tone

https://github.com/voynow/chat-with-jfk-files/blob/main/src%...
The defining characteristic of security through obscurity is that the effectiveness of the security measure depends on the attacker not knowing about the measure at all. That description doesn’t apply to ASLR.
You're assuming a platform. There are not a great number of guarantees when it comes to free:

The free subroutine deallocates a block of memory previously allocated by the malloc subsystem. Undefined results occur if the Pointer parameter is not an address that has previously been allocated by the malloc subsystem, or if the Pointer parameter has already been deallocated. If the Pointer parameter is NULL, no action occurs.

All that is guaranteed, is a deallocation. Not how and when that memory will become available again.

Your "more detailed" understanding will break, and will cause headaches, on platforms ypu're not used to.
Worked for me without issue from my phone. Although I suspect that might have been more of a rhetorical question.
The rules that define what kind of site this is say if it belongs on news sites it doesn't belong here. This is about as much of a news site as facebook is a book site.
Yup. Because we agreed to that up front to "transfer ownership" or some jargon. Otherwise yes it is yours.
+1. Especially those obnoxious, super-loud ads (seems like it's 99% of ads these days)