skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> How many x86-64 laptops are using 5nm CPUs

Can you quantify exactly how much you expect 5nm to buy versus 7nm and why? We're seeing wins which are much larger than a single process shrink could explain — Intel's been lost in the woods for years but AMD has generally been doing a quite respectable job but the story isn't night-and-day better there, either.

> … or built vertically integrated by the OS vendor?

I believe this is rather the point: x86 has some overhead baked in due to compatibility reasons but that's nowhere near enough to explain the differences we're seeing. I think what we're seeing is the fact that Microsoft, {Intel,AMD}, and the ISVs have not done a great job coordinating because no one party owns power efficiency and most of the big wins require coordination between companies who are prone to suggesting the hard work be paid for by someone else. If, say, PC reviews lead with performance/watt metrics that might change quickly.
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Malone has a PhD, he's not a medical doctor. He worked on mRNA, but was not involved in developing the vaccine.

He's also disseminating a lot of FUD on right wing outlets about the dangers of a vaccine that's been administered to millions with a high degree of safety and effectiveness. He seems to be working hard on publicizing himself and cultivating his victim status.

Also, as everyone knows, Twitter is a private platform and has total discretion over who and what it publishes. In this case, I think they made a good decision.
It's not often, the last time for me was the stackoverflow survey. I usually reply that it's an illegal question where I live.
I used this to replace Visualping.io. The only features it lacks compared to VisualPing is a GUI for selecting page elements to monitor and fully rendered diff results. It either monitors the whole page or you can add a CSS selector manually.
Each dealership and even sales person is different. Even if VW wanted to do something they couldn’t.
Ah! Thank you for that :) I will have a read - I wonder what interface I was thinking of ¯\_(⊙︿⊙)_/¯
I would argue that the article highlights the biggest problem of the West. It used to be a society of strong independent and happy individuals, capitalizing on their strengths and trading with each other in search of prosperity. We traded it in for a steady paycheck in exchange for mindlessly fulfilling standardized corporate jobs, and are now surprised that the human ambition got redirected from finding ways to create new value to bashing someone who seemingly got a patch of greener grass.

I think, the way out is understanding that the current divisive ways the society is going are doomed, and that we all have a common problem to solve, and sweeping such discussions under the rug will only delay this outcome.
I 99% agree with you.

One small counterpoint: Employers enjoy a bully pulpit on these issues. Employees with legitimate concerns about their employers' stances / policies sometimes can't even discuss them without the risk of losing their livelihood.

This can create a situation where individuals perceive that "the whole world" is telling them they're wrong, and are bad people for being wrong in this way. HN's anonymous-yet-respectful forum can somewhat help with this.

If nothing else, it's encouraging to know that they're not alone, but rather in an environment where other dissenters are also silenced.
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Disney+ actually has both versions of the Simpsons. There's an option to use the original aspect ratio you can check (of course that's opt in - the default is the wrong ratio).

Seinfeld on Netflix on the other hand only has the cropped aspect ratio (booooooooo).
> Some people genuinely like the green cast of the 2008 Blu-ray.

I never did the see the original Matrix movie in theaters (I watched on a "DivX;)" rip provided by my roommate at the time). Did the original theater version not have a green tint to it? The rip that I saw did and to me that feels like the "definitive" look of The Matrix. Am I misremembering and it was only added to the 2008 Blu-ray?
Should have walked nights, could have done this easily in two, possibly even one.
This was true originally, they added support to watch the original aspect ratio ages ago though: https://www.theverge.com/21273476/simpsons-original-4-3-aspe...
If everyone buys 4 years of supplies, that exacerbates the problem. The supply chain bullwhip effect will be massive.

For the next 3 years, fabs will be swimming in profit. After that, I expect a major correction.
They very reliably rise to the front page (because people like arguing about this stuff) and then sink off again (because, I believe, the HN algorithm penalizes a low upvote-to-comment-count ratio). I predict this'll be gone in two hours...
I would buy 25 shares of QQQ
I wonder if this person has the incorrect settings on their TV for HDR content or color space.
I hope Facebook since it would benefit the world, but I think Netflix is most likely.
Makes me wish that YouTube would be spunned off into it's own company.
The post has no date, but the article in question is from 2020, cf. http://www.astro.multivax.de:8000/helbig/research/publicatio...
Intentionally destroying the beef market would be a lot of rich people's dream.
I do something similar, but with larger intermediate commits than yours and more meaningful messages. Then at the end, I do an interactive rebase, squash the ones I don't care about, and reword the final commit message based on the hints I left myself in the squashed ones.
The strong opposition to diversity efforts has been a pretty common trait associated with the tech community/silicon valley. It seems reasonable that a subset of the culture that produced the work environment at Blizzard [1] or has historically rallied behind alt-right thought leaders would also be here on HN. Talk to any woman software engineer, I 100% guarantee they have multiple stories about dealing with a...specific type of guy.

[1] https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/8/22823991/activision-blizz...
For fun, could you ELI5 quantum chromodynamics?
Amazon, Google and Netflix seem to be happy where they are and don't seem to be innovating much; more interested in collecting rents on existing properties. Apple keeps doing what they've been doing for the last 20 years (successfully). Facebook is trying to pitch this Meta thing, which to me sounds like a desperation play and doesn't sound that interesting, but I'm not hip with whatever is going on in social media.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_df67JdhGB8
I think you're unfairly putting blame on Silicon Valley. Publishers were only able to produce high-quality content because, with no conversion metrics, advertisers were willing to overpay for placement. Tech undermined publishers' revenue, but what it revealed was that people don't actually want high-quality journalism, they want entertainment, and they're definitely not going to pay a premium for it. This was hidden behind publishers' business model.
My teen was convinced she had DID and tried committing suicide twice. It's not benign.
Ok yep that's along the right lines
I got a girlfriend from work

We are not similar. She likes her gym, and coffee with friends, traveling; I like my linux, and programming debugging, politics...

We more or less understand each other

I am very bad socially, so my social life is mostly her social life

Anything else I also go to Meetup.com
it kind of looks like they took the blu-ray version that was streaming on hulu and desaturated it to make it less green, rather than going back to the original version.
I create cronjobs which run ratt regularly and save the xml to a file in a directory to be served as file by a web server.
After that i can just subscribe to it with my feedreader.
Maybe i will try to use it as a building block for a webservice, but for now i am still figuring out how to write good config files.
Hmm going on a tangent here: do HNers "consume" news from old style media any more? I'm pretty certain that I haven't got my news from either radio or TV in a billion years. Since I had a pet dinosaur.
Mike Shinoda is a musician (formerly with Linkin Park) and he released a generative NFT for his rap mix tape [1].
You can listen to or view any of the NFTs online without restriction. Buyers of the tokens support Mike with Royalties on each sale, and in consideration holders have received a follow on airdrop. This is a connection between the fan and the artist. To answer your question, the buyers want to record that connection to the artist. What else emerges remains to be seen...

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Moreover, dang, look at the vibe you're managing. This is on you, boo:

1. A group of people repeatedly use a euphemism to attack a much smaller and less powerful group
2. When a member of that group points it out, the comment is literally faded, erased, by the editor responsible for managing the tone of that more powerful group

And before you say it, this is me assuming good faith. I know you don't hear it. You're not evil. Neither is (most of) HN.

But this is legit every day now. I've been a contributor to HN for over a decade, but now I hesitate before letting my fingers type 'news.ycombinator.com' into that location bar.

It simply hurts too much. Like someone putting glass in your porridge.
That's the difference between precision and accuracy.

Having more precision doesn't magically make the data accurate.
Easy. Tell a story how you tried to start a company.
I think we have out grown FAANG. There are tech companies with moats and great tech that should be included. IE: Microsoft and Shopify. Decline is kinda open ended too, but if we are talking about ability to hire the best talent, I think it's safe to say Facebook/Meta is going to see a decline in talent. Despite their amazing salaries, because of the brand name that's attached to it they won't see as great talent anymore.
I don’t understand. Are you saying there’s no shortage because _technically_ you can get whatever you want, given infinite cash? Is that particularly insightful?

If it’s due to inflation, why did chip prices skyrocket a few orders of magnitude more than inflation?
What is a danish?
Ah! Thank you for that :) I will have a read - I wonder what interface I was thinking of ¯\_(⊙︿⊙)_/¯

> And yes, most anything from the "audiophile" world on the digital side is hokum - the entire point of digital technology is all-or-nothing error correction. At least it's easy to ignore, unlike having to sift through all the harder-to-falsify hokum in reviews when shopping for analog gear.

Haha yeah, indeed! :)
But this is highlighting that the problem actually lies potentially in the sources you're declaring as immutable--there is a bluray release that hews closer to green, and an UHD bluray release that hews closer to blue, which apparently is more in line with the theatrical release.

Your disc is just another snapshot in time reflecting the decisions of whoever handled the master for the disc--not all that different than whoever made the choices for the streaming version.
I use ZFS, and on my home directory I have ZFS snapshot every minute for the last hour and every hour for the last 24h. It saved me so many time.
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I agree that it could use a little written explanation:

One big square represents the whole result space having a probability of 1, ie an area of 1 (side length 1x1).
The four colors partiotion the whole space in all 4 combinations: 1. A happens and B happens, 2. A happens but not B, 3. A does not happen but B, 4. neither A nor B happen.

Each of the four colors has an area representing the corresponding probability. Naturally all 4 areas sum to 1.

The left and right big squres are simply the same areas just arranged differently to create a straight vertical or horizontal split.

This leads to the side lenghts of the areas corresponding to the probabilities of A happening, B happensing and the dependent probsbilities (eg A happening given that B happens, or B happening given that A happens, etc).

Given that two areas of the same color are the same size you can derive bayes theorem by converting the side length of one rectangle to that of the other same colored reactangle.

For example: The pink rectangle has the area equal to the probability Pr(B∩A). the left pink rectangle is factorized into the side lengths of width=Pr(A) and height=Pr(B|A). So the area is widthheight = Pr(A)Pr(B|A) = Pr(B∩A).
The right pink rectangle is factorized into Pr(A|B) and Pr(B) instead, but has the same area Pr(B∩A).

Also you can see that the aligned side of two rectangle sum to 1. For example on the left side the height of the pink plus the height of the orange always sum to one.

Now by changing the probabilities by dragging the sliders you can see that there are configurations in which the height of a rectangle on the left side differs very stark from the width of the rectangle on the right side. For example when Pr(B|A) is totally different than Pr(A|B). But there are also configurations when they match.
The industry term is "color grading" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_grading
It’s explicitly permissible for every C library function to be implemented as a macro (as well as an identically-named function in case you need the address), but they must preserve the illusion by evaluating every argument exactly once. You were probably thinking of getc(fp), which is special [and different from fgetc(fp)] in that it’s additionally allowed to evaluate fp multiple times: getchar() takes no arguments, so it doesn’t matter either way. Yes, the naming is confusing.
I mean it sounds bad, right? But if all the people they talk to for stories are white - and they’re attempting to fix that, and track their progress in fixing that - how exactly should they go about doing that?
I don't care what strategy they use. However, when a site like HN surfaces content it's a jarring experience when there's content you can't access because of a paywall.

They can keep their paywall and paid content, just get it off HN.
And if you do "forget in some places", Ada, Pascal, and Nim will not produce the correct response.

What will they do instead? We don't need to guess, we saw in the first Ariane 5: catastrophic loss of vehicle and payload, as a result of sending a crash dump report to the engine steering gimbals. $500M payload, in that case.
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This is happening to every industry. There is an obvious consolidation and massive wealth transfer still ongoing. Sickening
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> It is to sign on, enthusiastically, to a radical political agenda that originated on Ivy League campuses in the United States and spread through American social media platforms that monetize outrage and stoke societal divisions.

I’m glad people are starting to realize that participating in culture wars, regardless of the side, is supporting American cultural dominance.

I say this as a fairly jingoistic American, who feels American influence does much more good than harm.
You mean like a keylogger that saves everything to some third party?
Make up a startup project that failed.
Seinfeld was actually filmed on 16:9 and then cropped to 4:3 for broadcasts in the 90s. So the 16:9 Seinfeld is showing you more, not less.

The good seasons of the Simpsons are so full of sight gags. The crop (or worse, when the crop consciously pans and scans) totally spoils them.
HDR content to not-full-brightness-capable display autoconversion was a terrible idea.

Take the color grading away from someone with an eye for aesthetics and give it to a dumb algorithm.
You're right, I should have provided a source. In the end, it's basic physics, really. If you make a plant, and feed that plant to an animal, and then eat that animal, your caloric conversion rate will always be lower than eating the plant directly lest you violate the laws of thermodynamics.

But, here's a really good summary by Our World in Data going into more detail: https://ourworldindata.org/land-use-diets
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Three years is a very short time. Even if any of these companies starts to decline it won’t be noticeable.
Eh, I run a 100M-index off consumer hardware in my living room. Very doable if you avoid bloated off the shelf solutions.
Suggest to them that they talk about exactly what you are saying here. Say that it's difficult. That we are figuring it out. Put together exhibitions that talk about it. That's a hell of a lot better than shutting down communication. Be inclusive. Ask for help from other galleries who have better representation. Maybe they can do an exchange.

Identify what there is to be afraid of - it's the necessary step to moving forward.
Serious question. What's wrong with living next to basketball hoops? I live across the street from one in NYC and consider it a big positive to have a park nearby.
Pronouns are merely virtue signaling acts of control. By specifying pronouns if they are obvious (99% of the time) you are signaling you are part of a non-bigoted, non-hateful club. Surely you don’t hate people right? So why don’t you have your pronouns visible, fellow citizen?

It’s also a form of control in redefining the obvious. You want to just live your life? Nope, sorry, you need to consciously be aware of my preferred pronouns at all times. It’s a very narcissistic and attention seeking thing too.
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As I recall the green tint was added to the second DVD release. The theatrical release had a more balanced color palette.

Edit: Seems that the UHD release removed the green tint as well

https://www.avforums.com/reviews/the-matrix-4k-blu-ray-revie...
I agree regarding the moat, but I think Netflix could still do fairly well as one of N big players in the streaming space.

On the other hand, I think we could see FB utterly collapse over the next decade. Or maybe that’s just wishful thinking.
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> E.g. I have an x86 laptop where the SSD gets warm in standby

NVMe power management is frequently this hilariously bad. There's no real coordination between the NVMe and PCIe specs on power management features, so you can end up with drives that have undeclared dependencies where you aren't supposed to try to use a certain NVMe power state unless you also have a certain level of PCIe link state power management enabled. If you break the drive's assumptions, it'll usually freak out and turn off all power management, leading to power consumption often higher than when the drive's in its active power state but not doing anything. And Microsoft's NVMe driver avoids using a lot of the power management functionality that drives implement, so laptop OEMs and drive vendors have little incentive to clean up the mess (not that they're any good at ensuring the power management techniques used by Windows aren't broken).
It's been so long since these were in the theaters I wouldn't remember which was most accurate.

I saw them all in the theater but I watched the original so many times on the original DVD that to my mind the DVD release would be "correct".

I haven't seen any of them in a long time but I sure loved that first movie for about 5 years.

My feeling that it should be more green when they are in the Matrix and less so outside of the Matrix matches up with other commenters though. There were very very obvious filmography/cinematography/color grading choices the directors made to show the contrast between the Matrix and the Real as you watched the movie.

One of the example scenes with Agent Smith pointing his gun is NOT in the Matrix though, that's in the construct.. can't remember but I think those did not have the green tint.
I agree with the bias you highlight, but I'm not sure it is that exaggerated in this example.

Today 2 Billion people have a platform (social media).

The sample size of "telco executives making futuristic predictions interviewed in a print newspapers" was probably in the tens or hundreds of instances during this period.
No, the fans that don't get a ticket are just at the "new/unkown" part of the line. They cannot be worse off than now.

For the payment lag, that's what we have now with Visa/MC. No difference.
This is the type of complaint that carried more weight back when we viewed films as genuine works of art and not just a variation of grist for the content mill.