skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Though this is a snapshot from ~2015, I don't think anything has significantly changed since then:

I developed a (more or less popular, though not in wide use) ML framework[0] back then. NVIDIA pretty quickly contacted us and offered to send a Titan X (top-of-the-line back then) our way.

We also tried to make the framework work with OpenCL, but were severely limited in doing so. Mostly because Nvidia intentionally limits their GPUs to an older OpenCL version that has an uncompetitive featureset. They started doing that once they had a decent lead in the market over AMD. With that OpenCL was no longer vendor agnostic, but rather AMD-only, and you would always need to fully support both backends to support both vendors.

Yes, Nvidia may produce the best GPUs right now and have great market and mindshare, but there is nothing "honest and deserved" about how they got there.

[0]: https://github.com/autumnai/leaf
It is easy to make companies cut your salary but difficult to make them respect the reduced work hours!

Wife has been working nominally 4 days a week at the G of FAANG for several years. Prorated to 80% of the salary. Management has repeatedly stated that they expect far more than 40hrs/week from a full-timer, so an 80%-timer better turn in at least 40+ hours. Which largely defeats the intended benefit of doing a 4 days week.
Can real video include some signature that cant be faked?
I like it - having the ability to both support sequestering and the transitioning of others with a single "credit".
That did not come with support for C++, Fortran, .NET, Java, graphical debuggers with ability to step through shader code, so bad luck.
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I can confirm that the Mac version doesn't require X11.
Is music supposed to challenge you?

To each their own, but if i wanted to be challenged i read a book, learn something new, etc.

I think i listen to music because it has an effect of transfering emotional state/causes me to feel. Being intellectually challenging is not a good thing in that context. (Although i still want it to be unpredictable and not neccesarily safe)
It does track spin, they often show stats measuring rpm.

Additionally spin is a big part of the trajectory model - the Hawkeye cameras are only 60fps, so the trajectory is interpolated.

However, I doubt it’s the cameras measuring spin. It’s more likely spin is a free variable when they fit the trajectory.
Psychedelics have little abuse potential. Drug abuse is usually an attempt to avoid feeling your existing feelings. Psychedelics will magnify your existing feelings, good or bad.
Svgo helps a lot, I always use it to reduce the size of my SVG files, otherwise a couple of plaintext substitution get rid of all inline styles in a swift Vim macro
I wonder about the second point. Is it human nature or a learned reaction we have because in our lives we experience authority as overly- cautious? First our parents, then our teachers, then the government (perhaps less so, depending where we live) are constantly telling us not to do things because they're dangerous even when odds of injury are relatively low.

So it's natural we're distrustful.
32 bit versions are used in stuff like your WiFi chip.
Just added my LinkedIn link to my profile, hope that helps.
I’m sure Novak Djokovic would like to simulate an alternate reality where that went slightly to the side, he didn’t get disqualified as a result, and then he continued his undefeated 2020 run.
How have the interviews gone?
Would it find this I wonder.
https://i.redd.it/s31e8hi5wmk51.jpg (Event Horizon, Sam Neill, replaced Union Jack on an Australian flag)
Would it be possible to ship something like Inkscape with a web/browser interface?
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Yes, polynomial would be more accurate, and I think it's O(N^2).
The fact that OpenCL is stuck on a C dialect, while CUDA is a polyglot runtime already puts OpenCL out of the game for me.

In fact it was thanks to this that Khronos finally woke up, but it was too late, and almost no one cares to target SPIR, while SYSCL just decided to go backend agnostic with the whole 1.2 => 3.0 rebranding.

As for the rest, rules of the game.
Could you share the video you mentioned?
That’s nonsense. People in hospice can still have a relatively better or worse experience. Your statement is extremely dismissive of the wide range of human experience that is possible, especially in an end-of-life situation.
These are definitely the right questions to be asking about the sounds of hard drives, regardless of their RPM. My most important question is subjective: “are they essentially silent from a few feet away”, which is often simple to answer given a drive to test — but difficult to learn from specs and frequency charts alone.
Chromium is Chrome with another book cover.
At my old job I maintained a list of “up for grabs” tickets. They were all very narrowly scoped, so little judgement would be needed. Things like “the text on this button is misspelled” or “add an extra button to the GUI to expose this existing functionality”. These sort of bugs are good “first week” bugs since most of what you learning is setting up the development environment and interacting with engineering systems (bug tracker, code repo, CI/CD).
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I think it’s only a matter of time until people with opinions like his look like dinosaurs. I’ve seen companies where overall productivity has increased and management still want to get everyone back in the office. I’ve noticed there are a few types of people who want to go back:

1. People in more social roles (e.g. marketing) who spend the day working together, joking/laughing/being loud and disruptive.

2. Some management who don’t like spending entire days on zoom (understandable).

3. People who spend most of their time using company money on first class flights all around the world networking/visiting other offices.

4. Older people (50+) who will always believe in the magic benefits of being in the office and don’t want a huge lifestyle change this late in their careers.

I think people either want to or don’t want to WFH for selfish reasons. Just like there have also always been people who don’t want to work from an office for selfish reasons. One option is not going to work for everyone and doing it halfway will not be good either. Do what’s best for the company. Execs need to look at the data - how is output? Morale? Finances? Employee turnover? If it’s improved move to full WFH if not, full office (with a little more flexibility now you know you can trust people).
It didn't require x11 last time I checked, but startup was startup and some operations were quiet slow.
Anticipating one possible set of responses, the authors also studied COVID-19 impacts of the BLM protests ("we find no evidence that urban protests reignited COVID-19 case or death growth after more than five weeks following the onset of protests") and Tulsa GOP rally ("we find little evidence that COVID-19 grew more rapidly in Tulsa County, its border counties, or in the state of Oklahoma than each’s estimated counterfactual during the five-week post-treatment period we observe").

"Black Lives Matter Protests, Social Distancing, and COVID-19"
https://www.nber.org/papers/w27408

"Risk Aversion, Offsetting Community Effects, and COVID-19: Evidence from an Indoor Political Rally"
https://www.nber.org/papers/w27522
I wonder what cryptography can contribute with here. Could sensor manufacturers integrate a private key in the video stream which would authenticate an unbroken chain of frames?
Nvidia has been doing this anti-competitive junk for years. There is nothing honest and deserved about crooked practices.

Today it should be easier to target compute queues with something like Vulkan though, which is a generic GPU API, not limited to graphics.
Why do you need more than 2GB in real-time? In real-time the less the better. 64bit puts a huge burden on everything, the MMU also. Now people will start using operating systems which are not built for RT, like Linux, and wonder why the cycles start failing and the system constantly reboots. Driver availiability of course which drives down HW costs, but best use an extremely limited IO and only one fast IO to meet your cycle goals.

I see that it's better than a custom FPGA, but a normal 32bit rt cpu with half the memory pressure and pointer size looks much better to me.
I saw "The Unholy Trinity of Bridge Stupidity in Copenhagen" recently https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McvZ68qlho4 and was shocked that this thing actually exists.
Immer is amazing! I would suggest also looking at his work with transducers in the atria c++ library. The talk he gave about them is what made transducers really click for me.
What’s with all these tokens?
Yet things like humble bundle have been very successful. Sometimes you have to put cynicism aside and trust that people will support you for it. It doesn’t always work out, of course, but society will be better for it.

But in the end you have to decide what is right for you and if your app is super niche then maybe it’s not the way you wish to go.
codemao's Kitten looks like an exact clone of scratch..
Bio-solutions will definitely make up the future of carbon removal but while nature was able to keep itself in equilibrium for millions of years a few centuries of human behaviour has thrown it out of balance. Humans will need to undo their own damage _and_ restore nature.
Spotify's statistics are super misleading, and they will continue to be misleading until they make all "listens" from each account equal in value.
Why are open source projects supporting propietary CUDA? (2017)
Yes and no. I believe all CDN have config available to put no query params, all query params or specific query params into cache keys. Whether people us that options is a different question.
You are really missing the point - the details of how a measurement happens with specific instruments is not what the measurement problem is about.

The issue is linear evolution means the measurement of a superposition leads to a superposition of measurement devices. If the quantum state is real that gives you many worlds.

If you are suggesting there is nonlinear evolution, well a) it must be non-local and b) the theoretical research suggests it would be inconsistent. QM is a very rigid theory - “an island in theory space”. It isn’t easy to slightly modify.
Human nature would like to disagree with you about the nature of human nature.

;)

I bet a dollar that the environment - nurture, as opposed to nature - will have a huge impact on a persons attitudes and beliefs and behavior towards authority.

Imho vast claims about human nature should be backed up with some scientific or well-sourced evidence :).
Do traditional sysadmins even exist anymore? But if they do, the answer is probably because those that can code become software engineers.
Intentional word-splitting is a common one. So, for example:

extract_nix_version(){
echo "$3"
}

get_nix_version(){
# shellcheck disable=SC2046
extract_nix_version $(nix --version)
}

$ nix --version
nix (Nix) 2.3.4

$ get_nix_version
2.3.4

This gets the information without another external utility (grep, cut, sed, awk...)

It's well-past bedtime, so for now I'm just leaving the first one I can think of (it's top-of-mind since I Shellchecked it in the last couple weeks... :])
You, or anyone else here, can reverse this trade today by buying up homes, demolishing them, and planting citrus trees.

You wouldn't make a profit doing so though, which tells you that the collective hivemind that makes up the economy prefers houses over trees.
I had a similar confidence boost when I developed a Vulkan graphics engine. People talk about this library or that framework being hard to learn and use, but when you have struggled through Vulkan and 3d engine quirks, some of them seem like a walk in a park now.

So to answer the original question, my epiphany is that something being "hard" is a relative thing and that "hardness" should never be a barrier that keeps me from reaching my goals.
I find that a more useful label.
Surprising they have Florida at 70%-30% odds. Of all the tossup states, I find it to be... most tossup-y, and consequently, hard to give any candidate a probability >50%.
All of these are just skins over Google's code.

Does even Microsoft make any meaningful contribution to Chromium?
That's equivalent to asking you to enter a second password. It's OK and more secure than hinting about that password (example: the name of a city, the name of a woman, etc)

I remember that in a similar case I generated a random string with my password manager but I don't remember
for which account. I hope it was one for I'll never have to spell that on a phone.
I have an Elixir app from four years ago that still runs with no issues, even on the current version. Can you elaborate?

There's no plan to ever have a v2.0.
Realtime is a fluid (AFAIK) definition. In general, realtime concerns reaction time to inputs - how much (sic) of inputs are processed "in time". On one hand, you may want the system to react "quickly" to 99% of inputs on a pin. On the other hand, you may not care (within reason) when the system responds to UDP packet. To recap, realtimeness concerns amount of events on the same input processed "in time" and number of inputs subject to timeliness. Hence general confusion and multiple definitions.

I would say there are two (2) sets of realtime definitions.

1) concerning amount of events

Hard realtime system always produces output to an input in predefined time (subject to clocking). This time can vary between different inputs, but is fixed for a given input.

Soft realtime systems are bound - output time is bounded to some number.

2) concerning number of inputs

Hard realtime system has bound reaction time to every possible input

Soft realtime system has bound reaction time to "critical" inputs.

---

Definitions used in practice mix the two in some ways. The most prevalent definition I happen to come across in the general internet is something like "realtime system has bounded, low-variation reaction time to critical inputs".
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I just said that for many single calculations, GA has saved me literally hours of headaches, in addition to making the result dramatically clearer and more insightful.

Nobody is going to force you to try something you don’t want to try. I don’t think I’ll be able to convince you.
And yet, if you tweet the words 'it's okay to be $ethnic_group', the only value of $ethnic_group that gets your career ended is 'white'.

And yet, if you tweet 'I support $candidate for president', the only value of $candidate that ends your career is 'Trump'.

And yet, conservatives and Christians are openly and viciously discriminated against in tech and media. Which is why they are essentially nonexistent. Nonexistent! You can't find them! In the closet, like gays in 1975. Palmer Luckey got chased out of our tech industry because they found out he liked Trump, he didn't even argue publicly. Damore was ruined for a good-faith pro-diversity memo.

And yet, men are 1:2 discriminated against compared to women in STEM tenure track positions [0].

And yet, BLM rioters can spend weeks burning and looting a city and the media and courts will soft-pedal them the whole way, but if a dozen white guys get together they're instantly called racist and subjected to maximum legal penalties.

And yet, the 'common refrain' which you are repeating in your post is that white people, men, Christians, etc have all the power, control all the money and banks and media, etc etc.

Your notion of who has 'power' is totally wrong. There aren't two groups here, there are three. The left has power. The right does not. The under-group are the marginal minorities who the left uses to justify their power and discrimination.

[0] https://www.pnas.org/content/112/17/5360
> What if the geoip lookup took 1.5 seconds to look up from a remote API? Is ETS still the right choice?

I would use ETS to cache local lookups (for all cores in the same node). Then fallback to Redis to populate the ETS cache. But again, feel free to skip one of ETS or Redis. The point is that ETS adds a different tool you may (or may not) use.

> Like, if I wanted to cache a PostgreSQL query that took 1 second to finish. Isn't ETS the primary place for such a thing?

Here is the math you need to consider. Let's say you have M machines with N cores each. Then remember that:

1. ETS is local lookup

2. Redis is distributed lookup

If you cache the data in memory in Ruby/Python, you will have to request this data in PostgreSQL M * N times to fill in all of the caches, one per core per node. Given the amount of queries, I will most likely resort to Redis.

In Elixir, if you store the data in ETS, which is shared across all cores, you will have to do only M lookups. If I am running two or three nodes in production, then I am not going to bother to run Redis because having two or three different machines populating their own cache is not an issue I would worry about.

> > if I need distributed state, I just use to the database too.

Apologies, I meant to say "persistent distributed state" as not all distributed state is equal. For ephemeral distributed state, like Phoenix Presence and Phoenix PubSub, there is no need for storage, as they are about what is happening on the cluster right now.
Well, being an attorney you could dig yourself a nice rabbit hole with Lucene, a Java library for text indexing and analysis at the foundation of many Java based search engines (for example Solr, Elastichsearch.) Combine it then with your expertise to analyze documents from your business domain for example
On the subject of OpenBSD, sourcing configuration files, and security: Enjoy https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/433245/5132 .
How alarmist rhetoric is informing draconian speech laws in the Global South
No test = No case

Indian politicians have mastered https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_fraud

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
It's had plenty of coverage here!

Inkscape 1.0 – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23089820 (533 points/4 months ago/123 comments)

Inkscape 1.0 – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23071185 (98 points/4 months ago/6 comments)

Inkscape 1.0 Release Candidate
– https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22855357 (710 points/5 months ago/156 comments)

Inkscape 1.0 Beta 1 – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21001969 (603 points/12 months ago/165 comments)

Inkscape launches versions 0.92.4 and 1.0 alpha – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18940568 (299 points/2 years ago/68 comments)
Yes, browsers (especially Chrome) are capable of doing this. There are a few browser based vector editors (Gravit, Method Draw, Vectr, Janvas, Boxy). None of them is perfect, some are slow, and especially when it comes to complex drawings or advanced features like boolean operations and path offsetting, most of them run into serious issues. But you can expect to see a browser based Inkscape replacement within the next two years.
Alphabet has a revenue per employee of $1.5M. In order to keep that number they need big hits. That's why small products just get abandoned / die.
You dont really need more than 2GB RAM in RT, it's a huge burden. Not even more than a few megabyte. Also 64bit pointers are twice as slow as 32bit pointers. Just think of randomly jumping around in your terabyte ram. Filling the cache lines cost 50 cycles alone, and your budget is usually around 40-100.
A 64bit rtos might be usable for image detection (self driving cars), but not much else. The cpu cannot be general purpose, gpu's can do that much better. I don't really see the market for such a thing.
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It's "endestation" in Danish, unfortunately.

The town of Middelfart is reasonable compensation.
The thing that gets me is that a university is a place for learning and exploration of the world. If everyone at a university is afraid of getting reprimanded for what at most was a misunderstanding, then where exactly can we expect to tackle the hard challenges of racism and sexism? Obviously we shouldn't accept people being racist or sexist at these places, but we need to provide the space to allow for the difficult conversations without the risk of being "cancelled" for making a mistake. If you cannot, then the concept of academia is pretty much dead.
No, it rhymes with crust.
However, there's high variance in the amount of layering and the overall richness of the songs.

I'm drawn to complexity in music and I can still enjoy pop... jpop specifically, as it tends to have more effort put into it.

reclines seat and listens to some µ's (Love Live) on his HD600.
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No need to think that far. Just calculate the hash of the video file stored on camera (or segments of it during e.g. live stream) and authenticate this using a private key stored in a secure element on the camera. Do you trust this secure element enough (see the breach of Intel’s CPU Private Keys via SpecEx, maybe you can do so by loading a custom firmware as well?).

Assume the secure element is in fact secure, the issue then, as with any public/private key scheme, lies with establishing trust of the keypair. Do you trust the manufacturer that he will not be breached?

And more pressing even; How do you prevent someone modifying their internal camera video stream such that they may send any data to the authentication chip/mechanism?

And if all this is implemented, it can be done even more low level - just direct the camera e.g. to your screen (I assume solutions would then crop up to increase the fidelity of such a solution).

I am not saying such a solution would not provide ANY benefits, I am just pointing out that these issues prevent it from becoming a silver bullet.
Affinity Designer not having DXF / DWG import export...

Is preventing me from using it in a professional capacity.

I purchased Affinity Designer without checking for the feature, and people have been asking for the feature for at least 5 years.

Edit to add the forum link I forgot to paste in:

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/6756-dxf-o...
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