skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree. There are brightness sliders for each screen in System Preferences, but doing it that way is a pain in the butt for something that I do frequently.

My previous laptop was a 2012 Macbook Air, and I used an Apple Bluetooth keyboard at my desk in part for this reason. The laptop keyboard adjusted the laptop screen brightness, and the BT keyboard adjusted the external screen brightness.
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Nvidia Reflex, a new SDK to lower latency in competitive games
I don't have a 9/11 flying story but exactly the week before 9/11 my family and I flew United 93 from Newark to SFO. I was woken up at 6 AM by my family in New Jersey calling me to tell me they were all safe which confused me until I booted up my computer and saw the headlines on Yahoo! News. I didn't save my boarding pass stub.
> labor organizing threats against the company

If anyone needed confirmation that unions are beneficial to employees, Amazon just handed it to them on a silver platter.
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Target with redcard works well for me. FS on a lot of general items else FS on $25/35 for grocery items.
> since 5k doubles 2560x1440 exactly

Does that really matter? Integer scaling isn't really a thing AFAIK, and game devs are more likely to test their HUD layouts in 4k than 5k these days.
Well, that is stopping theaters from screening the movie.

Ok, they do do that by policy, not by exception. But the title is correct.
I didn't find it clever to describe it the way you did up above, but I didn't have all that context. It was just confusing or misleading. Would be better to just say it strongly supported by republican Reagan..., passed by voters or supported by dems too if appropriate.
But that's not the issue. The issue is competition. Eventually, you have to cut costs in order to be competitive even if you're very nice, and if you read business administration textbooks cutting employee compensation is often the primary way.
I've heard several hypotheses at this point:

1. gov loans

2. administration

3. Baumol effect (skilled labor $ goes up fast)

4. reduced public funding

5. demand inelasticity (cultural expectations to follow your passion and find your crowd, etc)

6. labor oversupply & elite overproduction (see Turchin)

How would you all rank these? Any others you would add?
Thanks for the reference. It's good to know that there is research backing SNS (social network sites) exposes us to more diverse news contrary to popular belief. Size of the data set seems to be big enough to rely on the results.

I'm wondering if the same holds true when that experiment is conducted in isolation. For example, if we take any particular news site, if a user is repeatedly visiting the same news site, then my hypothesis is that the kind of news one sees will converge onto a specific political view point. It might vary based on each news site - google news vs apple news based on how they are optimizing for users.

In reality, the isolated experiment might be moot as users do end up on news site from SNS which ultimately leads to recommendation algos picking up diverse signals to show diverse results. Given that, whether the algo itself is diverse in isolation or not wouldn't matter as the environment that feeds it is diverse. Does it make sense?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24305067

The whole thread is interesting.
When you wake up in the morning billions of your cells have changed from the night before. Are you any less you?

It is possible one day you will go to sleep biologically and wake up non-biologically. It’s just a matter of sufficiently emulating the processes that were present when you were the biological you.
user toomuchtodo mentioned this already, but the short version is the US doesn't suffer from the balkanization of charging providers as much. I also own a Tesla, so that balkanization is further reduced.

The longer version is that free level 2 charging is reasonably common, at least in my experience in the midwest, and Tesla superchargers are phenomenally easy to use and quite prevalent. Level 2's that aren't free are generally either (a) owned by a parking garage and factored into the cost of parking, or (b) payable via chargepoint. Every level2 I've seen in the states has had its own cable and a j1772 connector. I know ChAdEMO chargers exist, but I have yet to see a level2 one personally. (Level3 ChAdEMOs require an adapter for use with Teslas.)

Additionally, all those are things I made a point of learning before I bought a vehicle that has non-standard (compared to gas) fueling methods. I have aboslutely run into non-ideal conditions: during a trip to Michigan's upper peninsula I had to leave my car in a lot for ~9 hours to charge off a free level 2 charger, since there was no Tesla supercharger in the region. (One is slated to be installed this year, though I wouldn't be surprised if that got delayed.) The chargers I have to pay for are 'in the city', so to speak, and as such are in range of high-speed mobile data even on my crap network.

Overall, I partially blame the author for not researching ahead of time what difficulties they may run into, and partially blame EV charging infra manufacturers for balkanizing charging standards so much.
Someone wrote a comment in this thread saying that Haskell's strength is "rigorous correctness". Ok sure, I agree that generally your program is going to be more correct with Haskell than with, say, TypeScript. But that doesn't preclude a TypeScript program from ever being as correct as a Haskell one. One limitation might be the additional boilerplate due to the inability to abstract as much as Haskell. But if more boilerplate translates to greater readability (i.e. less abstraction & much closer relation to the problem domain) then I would argue that the added boilerplate is justified.

Hence I don't really see, "rigorous correctness" as a good selling point for using Haskell since company culture tends to affect correctness just as much as the language a team uses.
Pensions are part of the employment contract.

Education and healthcare I can understand putting in that bucket.
Do you think Nassim Taleb has read Paul Graham's essays?
I ask because I see many similarities between Nassim's writings and some of Graham's older essays.Perhaps some ideas are in the "air" or have a common predecessor.
Source on cpu bypass and ssd decomp? That reads like ps5 tech.
Has anyone been able to map volume control to their volume control knob?
> adjusting the brightness on the internal display is easy but on the LG it's a pain in the ass

Can you elaborate on why you think that is? I’ve owned that monitor, and it seemed equally easy on both.
> It's far more important than wide gamut or 8K.

This is just a matter of opinion. Wide gamut is more important to me, latency is more important to you.
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> There is nothing in there about union busting or making sure employees don't organize.

Literally from your own link:

> Analysts must be capable of engaging and informing L7+ ER Principals (attorney stakeholders) on sensitive topics that are highly confidential, including labor organizing threats against the company

(emphasis mine)
It's not always about providing the final product in 8K - 8K means you can have multiple 4K windows up.
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> It's mainly useful in concert with ECS or EKS right now, but it is architected to be useful in other places as well.

Right, this is the big question. If a community forms to support Bottlerocket off of AWS, then that's one thing, but until then, it basically just seems like a better option for ECS or EKS.
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The connectome includes the weights.
Model parameters and biological neurons do not map 1:1.
And what points have I made in discussion where I link attribution to a Q dump?
And, coincidentally, should you ask a person making such statements I am confident that they will place themselves firmly in the "excel" category. Ignoring, of course, that self-categorization does little good when Jobs is calling up Schmidt (wait, calling would be the smart move; they documented it in email instead) to say, "hey, you don't hire our workers, and we won't hire yours. Win, win!" Where's your meritocracy now? I'm not going to say a union would have prevented that particular incident, but a union would carry more weight saying, "remember that shit you and $OTHER_COMPANY pulled last year? Yeah, well, to prevent such things in the future..." than some IC in her manager's office where the manager holds all of the cards.
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Is it weird that Amazon has gotten so big that I cheer for Walmart just to make sure there’s competition?
Prop 13 is slowly recreating a feudal land-holding aristocracy in California. In feudal Europe the aristocracy did not pay taxes on land in exchange for fighting and providing other knights in times of war(a bit of simplification). Other land holders had to pay tax on land. Give California a few more generations or a period of high inflation/hyper-inflation and the situation in California will be similar without the fight for the King occasionally obligation.
when used rhetorically it's usually with an explicit context of "bacon & eggs" or "ham & eggs"
The example page is being blocked by hospital IT using something called "Cisco Umbrella" which on ancient internet explorer will redirect to display a warning saying that it's been blocked by "Cisco Umbrella", but on everything else the Cisco redirect is detected as MitM and you just get security warnings.

Honestly, I'm surprised fabhomepages itself wasn't blocked. I just thought it was odd that one would load and the other wouldn't. So basically what's happening is:

https://fabhomepages.com/ : whitelisted

https://luxury-villa.incostadelsol.com/ : blacklisted
A few weeks/months after release, 3rd parties are going to come out with a bazillion different thermal solutions, including self contained liquid cooling, like they always do. So that's a minor issue. Just don't buy the reference model.
IME, Walmart has the worst in store returns experience in any retailer, which I why prefer not to shop there.

Every time I've had to return something, it has taken at least 20 minutes as there is either no employee or is understaffed with a 5+ person queue.
Sounds like the perfect thing for Public Service Broadcasting - love Go! by them which has NASA mission control as the main vocal..
> Once you realize that we do not understand how to make graphics look real, the pattern appears everywhere. Yet no one will acknowledge it.

Making graphics that look real is almost equivalent to the Turing Test, I think plenty of people are willing to acknowledge that it's unsolved.
The video[1] mentions that it (3090) was made for users in the Titan product segment, and it's introduced as a Titan replacement. The Ti models will probably come later as usual.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E98hC9e__Xs&t=34m14s
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Doesn't matter much in games, but it makes a difference on the desktop. Don't know about Windows but under macOS and Linux integer scaling generally works more cleanly and predictably than fractional scaling does.
>all digital currency that Coinbase holds online is insured. ...

>Coinbase holds less than 2% of customer funds online

So you're not really insured against some human getting the offline key https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/other-topics/legal-pol...
bat is essentially a fancier version of cat. It's fully backward compatible but supports syntax highlighting, paging and has git integration.

It's written by the same developer as fd

https://github.com/sharkdp/bat
That's a pretty weak advantage. My closest walmart is much further than my local ups/usps/amazon drop off. Also, don't forget that Amazon grew 30-40% last quarter y/y.
What exactly you are looking for in Chile?, the applications just say "open application", and don't have the role description.
I don't think this explains everything about why college tuition in America has increased.

And what It did explain could have done a little bit better job.
With a sufficiently robust representation of the connectome including its spatial orientation one can also emulate the electrophysiology.
I think that's the deal breaker for me. If I order $35 worth of stuff I already get free 2-day shipping. I use Prime because I don't have to think about order totals or shipping - it just shows up the next day.
"Only in LA." at 6:15.
Until DLSS can work with VR, it's probably still out of reach, beyond Roblox quality graphics.
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And yet he calls out haskell by name and only haskell and claims to seek to solve the problem:

"Functional programming hasn't taken market share because we collectively don't yet know how to write real applications with it."

Someone claiming to have individually solved that problem should probably point at some applications by way of evidence, no? But I do acknowledge the self-awareness of the author that the problem /exists/ and is need of solution. But the actual lack of applications is a problem in need of a solution for anyone claiming haskell is generally useful. Dash off a few decent ones and suddenly I am ALL EARS. Aren't you?
TSMC's "customized" 12FFN process just had a larger reticle, so the burden should be on Nvidia to explain any customization. I don't think they deserve any benefit of the doubt here.
> Instead of keeping the low margin service available while it struggled financially, it just wouldn't offer any services.

Margins are controlled by businesses. If there was no way for anyone to do "high margin X to subsidize low margin Y", then previously below-cost prices would raise to better reflect the real costs of providing a good or service.
Citation needed. I recall the top 1% earning 50% of all income.
So the market didn't crash this year?
Why hasn't Twitter banned Mohammed bin Salman from their website yet? Surely he has violated their terms of use many times at this point. Do Twitter's rules not apply to him because he's insanely rich?
Bat is a cat replacement with syntax highlighting, formatting options; it works great with fd. What's rg?
Your confusing the problem for the solution.
That plot half way down the page where they fit a straight line through 2 points and predict to be able to map human brains by 2084 made me laugh.
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>Leveraging the advanced architecture of our new GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics cards, we’ve created NVIDIA RTX IO, a suite of technologies that enable rapid GPU-based loading and game asset decompression

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/rtx-io-gpu-acceler...

It can't both bypass the CPU and have decompression unless it is decompression on the GPU. I'm not sure it is dedicated decompression hardware, or if it is using the normal GPU compute.
People will naturally go towards trades and manufacturing once the present value of expected future cash flow reaches equilibrium with alternatives and damage to their body.

There’s a reason plumbers and electricians would rather their kid be a white collar worker.

I just had a former carpenter come over to do some work and saw me in running shorts and said he wished he could still do physical activities, but the years of carpentry work have ruined his joints. He was only upper 40s.
Agreed. And importantly, the fragmentation of the Javacript ecosystem is on purpose: https://github.com/extensibleweb/manifesto

I think about the fragmentation that shows up in the form of multiple frameworks and patterns as a necessary part of that. It's not something that I want to fix.

So to draw a line and say, "extending core Javascript features is fine, but compiling into Javascript isn't" -- I just don't get that. Typescript is a testing ground not just for typed programming in general, but also for features like decorators and meta-programming features. It's good to have a diversity in what people are building and using, that's how we get real world data on what works.
The difference is 2-day versus 1-day.

Which doesn't sound that compelling to me.