skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the same people that tell me I have to come to a complete stop at a stop sign. The complete fools, don't they know my car will still have temperature!
Won't this break nitter, since nitter would need to sign in to view tweets?
From what I remember, it can be power intensive which required more power to the motherboard to supply additional power to HBM. HBM2 will consume more than 100w due to increased I/O. It made sense why they are using it in GPU since it can handle additional power from it with 4/6/8 PIN Connectors from PSU directly.

If it is being used as a RAM on the motherboard, I imagine they would need to redesign the motherboard layout to accommodate the power and bandwidth for RAM slot to support HBM. Or a possibly HBM stick get it own pin connectors for PSU to avoid motherboard redesign.
> it is probably not fatigue keeping up with breakages and issues, as the devs did so for many years

It could be fatigue. Many hobbit projects end this way: after initial excitement wears off (could be a few weeks, a few months or even a few years), people just keep going with the boring routine out of habit for years and years; then the routine is abruptly interrupted by some event, and people realize they might as well just stop. COVID killed a few hobby projects I was involved in or followed this way, for instance.
The quirks and features of YouTube car reviews with Doug DeMuro
I’ll be glad to see all of these go, I’m sick to death of seeing something I want to watch on Prime only to have my hopes dashed as they want me to sign up for HBO, Starz, The Great Courses (!) etc. subscriptions in the next menu.
A Public Dissection of a PyTorch Training Step
Study Takes Unprecedented Peek into Life of 17,000-Year-Old Mammoth
Out of curiousity, why? Addiction? Moral opposition?
I didn't want to shoot down my own proposal, but yeah. Someone on the phone saying, "keep hitting OK until you see the login screen" would probably bypass that more often than not
Parent is objecting against patient reading
It would've made sense if it was a true offset, i.e. carbon capture in various forms. But "offsetting" carbon-positive activity with carbon-neutral is just bizarre. Where is my money for sitting on a couch instead of taking a plane to Australia?
Forming a corporation largrly grants effective immunity from punishment for crime.
It's not that enterprises "like" legacy technology, it's just that it costs (potentially a lot of) time and money to audit and fix legacy code.
The Moon changes due to the action of the Sun
wait, what? the companies pay forest owners to offset carbon. so you're suggesting that forest owners fund the r&d with the money they make from selling offsets? that doesn't make much sense for a forest owner. they're already doing their part by providing a carbon sink.

the responsibility is on the businesses to reduce their carbon footprint. and carbon offset credits don't incentivize the businesses to do that.
It also has the perk that you can still use everything from a terminal, which is still useful for when you want to use it from a phone (i.e. via termux).
"For purposes of National Security . . .", a close second.
Stop looking for lawful reasons to do things, do things assuming they are lawful until shown otherwise.
> Considering there's been weekly releases for years, two months is odd and worry some.

https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/p9riey/youtube...

Sounds more like maybe the person is sick or something.
muh long covid
In Sweden there are different classes depending on if the motor can drive when you are not pedaling.
While I find the article and some of the comments interesting, I don't think it's a good fit for HN. Articles should provoke curious conversation; this one, judging from the number of dead posts, is provoking too much tribalism.
Sheeet. I need to go ahead and cache/download Lock Picking Lawyer, Defcon, Blackhat, Ippsec, Noclip, Ahoy, Deviant Ollam, and so on before it's too late.
Some of the customers are banks. But does anybody know of banks that has migrated to x86 servers or similar?
No, it predicted Dropbox would be dead.
The point was that it started as one. I read that as "even if it starts as a fundamentalist regime, it can develop into something else."
So irresponsible of a country to be doing that in the 21st century.

Why do people think they deserve 4+ children each?
Rust Cryptography: Showcase of notable cryptography libraries in Rust
> Actually such programs are often a form of "diversion" you haven't actually even been convicted yet.

Are you sure? All the cases I know off (including the ones in the article) have these deals made only after conviction but before sentencing[1].

[1] Most people don't realise that those are two separate processes, commonly rolled into a single court date. It is not unusual to have one appearance for judgement (conviction) and a separate one for sentencing.
Related search terms: D-Dimer test, low-dose aspirin, blood thinner, microclots, https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01403-8/
I've just started looking at this on mobile and it looks correct for the artists I've checked so far. I'm guessing it was manually curated, since fairly prominent artists such as Canibus and Immortal Technique are absent?

Music-map.com and last.fm may be good sources to look for ideas and/or mine data.
WW1 was a lot more dynamic than popular history credits it to be. Over a few years, every practice of warfare evolved to make the charge across no man's land as successful as possible, while the enemy tried its best to thwart it.

Remember that this war started with cavalry charges and ended with tanks and airplanes.
On the one hand this is understandable and sort of "evil genius", on the other hand, this will also affect grey market buyers who cannot produce a legitimate receipt. It's also problematic because this means they can alter your property at will.
The barbershop scenes from Soul were one of the things that made me think they were trying to make an authentic, specifically black movie that nevertheless had universal resonance (and they succeeded).
Singapore and the US to jointly expand their cooperation on cybersecurity
Interesting, I would've assumed they (the keyboard/mouse part) were just USB switches. What's the (supposed; not in your case) benefit to them doing any HID-aware stuff? No Windows 'device connected' bongs when you switch (because it's always identifying as the KVM, just not sending anything)? Anything else?
For video theres VapourSynth[0], not sure of an equivalent for audio outside of just scripting ffmpeg but that’s probably not as flexible as what you’re after.

[0] http://www.vapoursynth.com/
This technology was used for good this time, but there's nothing stopping it from being used for evil next time. The fact that Samsung is even capable of doing this means you don't have control over your Samsung TV even if you do own it legally.
Because membership of a group, especially for marginalised and oppressed peoples, is a way to have shared strength and be able to relate to others' experiences and protect each other. Which is an incredibly powerful and necessary until the world is significantly fairer.

Also in the case of barbers, it is plainly obvious: Experience working with hair of a certain type.
Yes it's okay to say you're happy. And yes, you need to help your team members learn and grow.

If there are no opportunities to learn and grow, you're going to get bored and leave. And most people will not let you know ahead of time, they will just leave. Even if they tell you, by the time they realize they're bored, you've already done them a disservice by not helping them earlier.

For someone who is happy, I think setting targets is overkill. They don't need to aggressively climb the ladder, but you do want to brainstorm with them opportunities to learn things they want to learn. Note this doesn't have to match with what the company "thinks" they should learn but it does have to intersect with actual business needs. Keep it lightweight but always have something they can work towards.

If they don't seem to be working towards it, debug what's stopping them.

1. Don't know how to start? Too hard? Help them get started. Break it down into easier goals/steps.

2. Current work is too much? Lighten their load or change the goal to help them learn how to do the current work better. Be more efficient, prioritize better, etc.

3. They aren't interested? Find a different goal that they actually want to achieve.

4. Temporary setback? Check in later.
I think the key to using a phone number less account is to use it as much as you can in read only mode.
This is really interesting and seems like a great example of how small businesses are better for their community than chains. When I lived in Fort Greene brooklyn I was surprised by how many barbershops and hair salons there were, like 5 or more on the single little triangular block at fulton and greene. It seemed clear they were providing more of a community function than just the utility of getting a haircut that i was familiar with. On a side note I never got comfortable with making conversation while getting my haircut and eventually settled on just cutting my own hair at home. That said I never tried the barbershop-type places and usually went to pretty generic haircut shops.
But that also does not invalidate the claim that Uber ignored laws/regulations, which is what was questioned earlier in the thread.

I'm not (in these posts, I may elsewhere) passing judgement on why they did it and if it were right, only stating that it is what they did.
For me, this article is about mentoring younger people and benefits it provides. I mentor a young brilliant programmer who I used to work with. I maintained a relationship with him after I retired. He called me up last night frantic about some issues. I know he drinks too much and that he has mental health issues, so I was able to talk him through it. We talked about solutions for his drinking problem. He thanked me later for helping him. He calls me about 3 times a year with these freak outs. Helping him makes me feel useful and doing some good. I have a similar relationship with my son, so this programmer is like an adopted son, which I encourage because my philosophy is we are not alone in the world, but have people around us that care about us and are willing to help if we can put down our pride and ask for help. I wouldn't be alive today if I hadn't asked for help and then let people help me.
Top Vulnerabilities Exploited to Hack Linux Systems
Really? My initial reaction is to disagree, though I do think I understand your point.

While the medium is music is purely physical, and physical things can be abstracted to mathematics, what do you think about the generation/composition of music. Most music isn't really composed of instruments playing single notes; it's composed of things like phrases phrases and expressions. The math is just an obtuse way of representing the phrases, emotions, and expressions.

What do you think of this perspective?
Show HN: Go parser that converts(YAML,TOML,CSV,Excel) to JSON and creates a Gist
Contemporary African immigrants significantly outperform those descended from slaves. Moreover, they have higher educational attainment, household incomes, and professional success than American white populations. Nigerian immigrants even outperform Chinese and Indian immigrants.
It depends on the circumstances. If everyone on HN orders a phone from some new phone startup, and then everyone returns it a few weeks later, that could spell the end of the company. But for companies like Apple and Samsung, making products is just kind of a hobby side business -- they could collect interest on the balance of their corporate treasury indefinitely and make more money than you could ever imagine.
It isn't because they are barbers. That is secondary. These are men's groups. This is men helping other men. Thanks to continued differences re hairstyles barber shops are one of the very few all-male places left in modern society (other than locker rooms which have a distinct competitive air). So it is no surprise that many urban men feel at home and are more willing to talk at the barber than anywhere else.
This is important. Current QE policy is over $100B/month. Lots and lots of free money floating around.
I wish I had this at my barber.
They might want the customize-* stuff to use "prettier" buttons and checkboxes.
I don't think the media is the only thing that determines whether we form racial or any other social identity categories.

I think racial categories are identities imposed by us and by others. By us because sometimes, especially when we're in groups of people who don't look like us, we may tend to stick closer to people who do. By others, when they see someone who looks different, they often label us with a term separating us from their group.

I agree we're all a meld and deeply human, with a lot in common, and I also think we tend to form social groups that focus on how we are different from others and how others are different from us.
The newer arduino's come with a pretty powerful IC for the usb interface. So I reflashed that using LUFA. To be clear the audio quality was awful, but could certainly hear what was playing.
Here is the repo for it. I did it as a self directed class in university. Treat it like I had no idea what I was doing trying to understand lower level programming!
https://github.com/ElementalWarrior/ArduinoAudio
(This was in C, not part of the Arduino ecosystem with the IDE)
Good, hopefully this is the beginning of the end of Twitter… at the very least the end of its influence.
no matter how cute the barber story is, you can't ignore the fact this is political propaganda from a primary propaganda source.

it's what pg calls "submarine PR", in this case for Dems "systemic racism" agenda, the more people believe this bs the more votes they get.
I am quite ambivalent to this feature. On one hand, if someone steals your TV, you can deactivate it. But
now there is also a benefit to having a dumb TV. Imagine if you have too old of a model, so Samsung decides to remotely disable your TV.
How do we get it back? Honestly I'll do my part if I understand how.
At least they’re not scanning your media library against a list of hashes yet.

Edit: Ahh, I see from the replies I have had my fill of curiosity for the day.
It's worse than that. The US taught the Afgan military how to fight the US way with US air support. Then they not only withdraw that support, but also all support for the Afgan air force, including contractors. The Afgan's were trying to do maintenance on their aircraft via Zoom calls with US contractors. There was no transition period, this is the equivalent of teaching some swim classes on the blackboard and then throwing the kids into the ocean and walking away.

There's no other way to describe this debacle except as a complete and utter fuckup by the current administration, specifically Joe Biden, because he made the call.
Did the agreement mentioned that it had to be done in such a disorganized manner? Without informing said allies and coalition members? Without taking the time to evacuate 10s of thousands of foreigners?

There is a difference between agreeing on an outcome and the implentation to get there.
I want to be able to read the New York Times without a subscription too, yet here we are. Corporations don't have to give all their services to us for free. They can charge, require free registration, whatever.
One anecdotal data point - I have two systems that I routinely work with every day - My Dell XPS 7590 (16B) that runs Ubuntu 20.04 and my 8 GB MacBook air M1.

With just a moderate background app stack (terminal, libre, slack) My Ubuntu system routinely comes to a crashing halt at ~40 Chrome tabs, but the 8 GB MacOS system seemingly can handle > 75 Safari tabs without even noticing with a much heavier app stack loaded, including slack, terminal and microsoft excel (I rarely bother to even exit apps on my Mac - on my linux system I'm always trimming to get RSS down)

The underlying operating system and applications (particularly the browser) make a huge difference. I always tell people that as long as they aren't doing AV editing or any type of numerical analysis on large matrices, VMs, etc... (and if they are, they already know they need more resources) that 8 GB on a Mac == 16 GB on a Linux system (It's actually far better based on my experience, but I like to be conservative). It is very much non intuitive, but the vast majority of people really don't need anything more than an 8GB Mac. The speedy SSD makes a big difference as well.
Is "brain" equated to "nervous system"?
You may not like their interpretation of scripture, but they’re just as Christian as any other Christian organization.
My 2 cents: add some social login to help user to create their account (e.g. Github or Google)
Is it always a good sign when investors invest or show interest in a product? Asking this because I got shortlisted for an interview in a fellowship program. (They invest in my startup if I get selected, they shortlisted around 20 applicants)
The Coming Collapse of the Taliban
Yes, usually it still most be copied, because on-disk data structures are generally historical relics optimized for HDDs and therefore don't map directly to in-memory data structures. Loading from disk to RAM generally isn't just a copy operation, but requires some sort of processing for most applications.

Intel was doing some interesting work with Optane in this area, using performant SSDs with large RAM caches as DIMMs, seen by the system as memory, but able to be controlled via drivers to act as disks. There's obviously a place at a certain point to blur the lines. The biggest challenge is RAM is not persistent, disk is persistent, and that implies many things both for data structures as well as for how we interact with it and what sort of constraints we can assume.

The nice thing about good RAM disk software is that it's a bit-for-bit representation in memory persisted to disk, which means at least once it's loaded into RAM any processing becomes your only real limiting factor for the copying required to load a file.
Ideally we could unmoor it from the arbitrary 100 year old census categories. Yeah, you have to draw arbitrary lines somewhere but our current set is really dumb.
Especially when accounts could be hacked to say anything, like the incidents a couple years ago. Imagine the POTUS account pissing off an unstable dictator in some country, or posting of some sensitive information.
It's August. Could the maintainers be on holiday?
And in the case of barbers - they have the same type of hair.. Why is this confusing for HNers?
Amazon Subscribe and Save Price Change Gimmick
Last week I ordered some shoe insoles on Amazon. I usually get these at the Dollar Store, and tried to buy them there, but there were out, as they often are. They're $2/pair at DS.

I found some on Amazon, 3 pair for $6, so did a Subscribe & Save for every 3 months. It setup the delivery for November, which I didn't notice.

Today I did notice that it was setup for November and changed it to September. The price was $9+ but changed to $10+. When I changed the delivery back to September, it was still $10+. WTF? I looked at the original order and it said $6.

IMO, if someone sets up a S&S order and the price changes, the S&S should automatically be suspended, an email sent, and the buyer has to re-enable the S&S at the new price.

I don't have many S&S items, but I'll be scrutinizing them more closely from now on.
Gerbil Scheme is quite nice too.
A shared set of experiences. I'm Latino, and when I visit the United States I get along well with other Latino folk because we share a set of experiences we can relate to.

We probably grew up in different places but there's a background we have in common, like our language.

It's called culture.
By by Twitter.

The only think you wher still a really good choice for was to use you as a microphone with some feed back.
It's good at exposing racists, that's for sure.
I mostly use theoldreader.com, which doesn't, and honestly don't mind they don't capitulate and work-around privacy walls. Watching twits tweet with twats is mostly a non-starter anyways, nor would I believe anything I see there any more than facebook or other scandal rag links anyways.
Ask HN: What challenges did you face once you gave devs access to Jenkins jobs?
Hey, I am a DevOps engineer at a medium-sized company.

Our team is super busy and we have a lot on our plate.
Recently we decided to see where we can improve our productivity.
One of our main responsibilities is to provide dev teams with different services they require (usually they open a ticket, sending a slack msg, etc…).
As part of our efforts to improve productivity, we recently decided to assemble the most common popular “services” provided to devs and automate them using Jenkins.
In addition, we allow devs to access Jenkin’s UI to spin up all kinds of jobs.

On one hand, it does allow devs to act on their own, on the other hand, I get a lot of backfires from different personas...

Devs

* Why did this job fail?

* Devs send me messages on slack that they got lost between all the Jenkins jobs, and they don't know which Jenkins Job is relevant for them.
"I forgot the identifier of the machine I created"

* Devs make mistakes and deploy to the wrong environment.

* Why did my dev environment get terminated?

* "Update me if you modify parameters"

* etc...

Team lead

* Let’s add a manual approval for these jobs

* Make sure we have an audit log for every dev operation

* Make sure we devs are not spinning to many machines

* The developer team leader asked BI about these Jenkins Jobs because it became critical for developers' day-to-day.

* etc…

Jenkins seems pretty limited to allow these capabilities and I am afraid to create a tech debt and put too much pressure on Jenkins :)

Do you have any suggestions? How do you manage it within your company?

Thanks!
Next to: 'no need to worry about privacy if you've got nothing to hide'.
I wonder how much of this was a result of India pressuring folks like Twitter to implement "traceability": https://scroll.in/article/999171/why-is-the-government-of-in...
> A social network can only pick two.

Reddit has all three (no need for email even), they might not be perfect but I can't remember any time I saw "viagra links" or other obvious spam. They have problems with accounts obviously, but you can't frame it as a spam problem.
What I'm saying is that the people in this "group" may have almost nothing in common at all, except for having a darker shade of skin color.

Aka get rid of the simple descriptors of "white" "black" etc since they mean very little or nothing at all.
Eh, it just becomes iterated prisoner's dilemma.

If someone is operating under a pseudonym and can walk away from it, you're playing an iterated prisoner's dilemma where one party knows on what turn they will defect and the other doesn't.

With real identities, the iteration only ends in the death of one party, the timing of which is seldom known to anyone (although will statistically be taken into account).
>lots of social activity, lots of play, lots of good food, lots of exercise

This sounds exactly like a rehab program to me.
If it was tribalism, the dead posts would be extreme opinions from both sides. The dead posts here are only from one side.
I just have a baby scale I plop my guys on occasionally. And then I record their weight in an iOS note.

Weighing your cat and paying attention to their digestion (recording vomiting frequency, inspecting stools) really goes a long way towards keeping a cat healthy.
When has it been any different? Before twitter, it was TV and radio. Before RV and radio, it was newspapers. All of these are commercial entities (with a few non-profit exceptions).