> Source: have lived there, everyone I knew had a bike they regularly used. I don't live in Finway or Norway. It would be nice to be in a country that accepted a more pescetarian / fish-based diet. It might help with…
> I've been very pleased to see the reaction to Flock in the US. I've been involved in civil liberties for over three decades. I was a member of the EFF and ACLU when I could afford it, and follower of the early…
> This is unless, of course, you enjoy puzzles and hard work with little application. Wouldn't that be great? If we could teach our kids that learning for the sake of learning is awesome? If only that was all this world…
> Nothing in your comment makes me want to go learn more theory, and I would argue that it's nonsense to anyone who is not a mathematician. What a coincidence this came up today. I'm not a mathematician. I minored in…
Because what these models are trained on matters. China is fucking smart. They have technical expertise to know that by feeding the model certain data, they can shape the outcome of questions posed. Yeah, in the end,…
But for some fields, almost EVERYTHING they touch is sensitive. I've been reviewing PPML for wildlife management purposes, which my brother is involved in and my other brother, a ML expert, may want to be involved in.…
Do the credits in a movie stop on a name and shame? Maybe some future one will, just to prove this wrong. But most of them let those millions of unheard of crew members, unknown but still important, point to their name…
I'd like to congratulate Aaron Horwath on publishing this article. As a creative professional, he must feel pride in bringing his ideas to light. Unfortunately, this isn't the movie industry. We don't see a list of…
No, it's not a joke. When I see an article like this, I first think about the horrible lives lost in all of these wars. Many of them wonderful people who want to live their own lives. But I also think of unofficial…
Especially if medical prescriptions for it aren't necessary. Confounding migraines for weed prescriptions and very real stroke risk and a desire for low THC marijuana isn't going to be a happy show I want to go through…
I grew up around Carl Sagan. My Dad and his brother were engineers, materials science and aerospace respectively. The Voyager stories and the Golden Record were pivotal artifacts in forming my young mind. This idea of…
I'm sorry, I said I probably won't work with them. That shouldn't be a probably, it's a won't work with them. I hope they are inspired. I hope others besides me can advocate for UBI which would have lowered the pressure…
> I honestly don’t understand AI naysayers. I use Claude every day both professionally as a Solution Architect and personally in a variety of projects I simply could not have ever approached alone. My brother works in…
In every Smart TV thread there are dozens or hundreds of comments that say people don't put connect their TV to their wireless. I understand. I've been an EFF supporter for decades, at least when I can afford it. I get…
Cool tools. Now make it easier for me to say no to some people like I've publically stated. I have people trying to draw me into debates and I'd like to cut them from my life. Thanks.
Indian River State College in Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce, Florida is an OCLC member. Their kids section is always busy. They provide more than just books to patrons, one of their projects provides rentable backpacks…
>> 4) the vaccines likely have little effect on anything unless you were vaccinated as a child (and are a biological woman). > This guidance is changing. Vaccinating men protects women. Yeah, it was fucking like pulling…
I haven't explored the BEAM ecosystem much. And this post actually got me motivated enough to try it out. The more programming languages we play with, the better we become as engineers. We learn the different design…
I really appreciate the level of discourse here on Hacker News. Thank you to threads like this and the authors of the comments. I appreciate your argument, and you knowlwdge of economics adds weight to it. I'm wary of…
I didn't mean to imply Germany isn't independent and at the same time we can't trust our allies. It's mostly that the monster game puts risk downstream too. And some have it really bad if you're going for citizenship. I…
> This feels like a dangerous game they're playing. There are different types of danger in playing the "We are the Monsters" game that Microsoft and the US Intelligence agencies seem to love. There's the danger their…
This has already been hashed over a hundred thousand times, but there are also developer habits that we all need to defend against. One is pulling in needless crates. Rust encourages that behavior. Sometimes rightly,…
> I struggle to think of how it would be used to spy on citizens Hacker News has a unique user base. Professional Software Engineers, many of whom are Senior or Principal or Staff in level. Leaders and Managers and…
I don't know if I'll use Arduino in a professional project, but the existence of simavr and in-tree QEMU support means I can at least unit-test my code without dedicated test runners hooked up to hardware or licensing…
> Source: have lived there, everyone I knew had a bike they regularly used. I don't live in Finway or Norway. It would be nice to be in a country that accepted a more pescetarian / fish-based diet. It might help with…
> I've been very pleased to see the reaction to Flock in the US. I've been involved in civil liberties for over three decades. I was a member of the EFF and ACLU when I could afford it, and follower of the early…
> This is unless, of course, you enjoy puzzles and hard work with little application. Wouldn't that be great? If we could teach our kids that learning for the sake of learning is awesome? If only that was all this world…
> Nothing in your comment makes me want to go learn more theory, and I would argue that it's nonsense to anyone who is not a mathematician. What a coincidence this came up today. I'm not a mathematician. I minored in…
> Nothing in your comment makes me want to go learn more theory, and I would argue that it's nonsense to anyone who is not a mathematician. What a coincidence this came up today. I'm not a mathematician. I minored in…
Because what these models are trained on matters. China is fucking smart. They have technical expertise to know that by feeding the model certain data, they can shape the outcome of questions posed. Yeah, in the end,…
But for some fields, almost EVERYTHING they touch is sensitive. I've been reviewing PPML for wildlife management purposes, which my brother is involved in and my other brother, a ML expert, may want to be involved in.…
Do the credits in a movie stop on a name and shame? Maybe some future one will, just to prove this wrong. But most of them let those millions of unheard of crew members, unknown but still important, point to their name…
I'd like to congratulate Aaron Horwath on publishing this article. As a creative professional, he must feel pride in bringing his ideas to light. Unfortunately, this isn't the movie industry. We don't see a list of…
No, it's not a joke. When I see an article like this, I first think about the horrible lives lost in all of these wars. Many of them wonderful people who want to live their own lives. But I also think of unofficial…
Especially if medical prescriptions for it aren't necessary. Confounding migraines for weed prescriptions and very real stroke risk and a desire for low THC marijuana isn't going to be a happy show I want to go through…
I grew up around Carl Sagan. My Dad and his brother were engineers, materials science and aerospace respectively. The Voyager stories and the Golden Record were pivotal artifacts in forming my young mind. This idea of…
I'm sorry, I said I probably won't work with them. That shouldn't be a probably, it's a won't work with them. I hope they are inspired. I hope others besides me can advocate for UBI which would have lowered the pressure…
> I honestly don’t understand AI naysayers. I use Claude every day both professionally as a Solution Architect and personally in a variety of projects I simply could not have ever approached alone. My brother works in…
In every Smart TV thread there are dozens or hundreds of comments that say people don't put connect their TV to their wireless. I understand. I've been an EFF supporter for decades, at least when I can afford it. I get…
Cool tools. Now make it easier for me to say no to some people like I've publically stated. I have people trying to draw me into debates and I'd like to cut them from my life. Thanks.
Indian River State College in Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce, Florida is an OCLC member. Their kids section is always busy. They provide more than just books to patrons, one of their projects provides rentable backpacks…
>> 4) the vaccines likely have little effect on anything unless you were vaccinated as a child (and are a biological woman). > This guidance is changing. Vaccinating men protects women. Yeah, it was fucking like pulling…
I haven't explored the BEAM ecosystem much. And this post actually got me motivated enough to try it out. The more programming languages we play with, the better we become as engineers. We learn the different design…
I really appreciate the level of discourse here on Hacker News. Thank you to threads like this and the authors of the comments. I appreciate your argument, and you knowlwdge of economics adds weight to it. I'm wary of…
I didn't mean to imply Germany isn't independent and at the same time we can't trust our allies. It's mostly that the monster game puts risk downstream too. And some have it really bad if you're going for citizenship. I…
> This feels like a dangerous game they're playing. There are different types of danger in playing the "We are the Monsters" game that Microsoft and the US Intelligence agencies seem to love. There's the danger their…
This has already been hashed over a hundred thousand times, but there are also developer habits that we all need to defend against. One is pulling in needless crates. Rust encourages that behavior. Sometimes rightly,…
> I struggle to think of how it would be used to spy on citizens Hacker News has a unique user base. Professional Software Engineers, many of whom are Senior or Principal or Staff in level. Leaders and Managers and…
I don't know if I'll use Arduino in a professional project, but the existence of simavr and in-tree QEMU support means I can at least unit-test my code without dedicated test runners hooked up to hardware or licensing…