skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My daughters took piano lessons and it really didn't work out, they never really enjoyed it and when the pandemic hit that was it. In retrospect I think having them do grades was a mistake. They enjoyed music and one of them even started a band with friends at school, but doing the grades was a grind. If they'd taken just fun lessons learning different types of music I think thing would have worked out very differently.
That’s not a capacity so much as a worldview.

A different worldview is that humans are a steward of a land, and the land has abundance for all who inhabits it.
* The weights are currently around 6MiB uncompressed, but most of the networks can be sparsified to some extent, so that could be reduced somewhat. I also have a very fast sparse inference engine, but that is currently not in use, as the main win is on CPU, whereas I am mostly using GPUs for the NNs at the moment as it draws less power.

* I did not measure it methodically, but am always careful to not overheat the device when testing (XCode allows you to track this). My main testing device is an iPhone 11, and battery drain does not seem to be an issue compared with e.g. Zoom or Facetime. Where H265 currently wins is when you want to run in higher resolutions, but H265 is not available everywhere, say on slightly older iPads and there is no license included on Windows unless the customer pays separately.

* A WebGPU port would be nice, but I am currently waiting for the APIs to stabilize. If I can find some funding this will be a priority.

* I am not using CoreML but writing my own Metal compute shaders, but am using the "neural" parts of the Apple GPU through other APIs (MPS). I also have support for D3D and OpenCL, but have only tested the latter on teensy Mali GPUs, which at the time did not show impressive performance. On Android my approach would be to target Vulkan now that OpenCL is deprecated, I believe I have most of the plumbing in place, and speculate that things would work on modern mid-to-high end devices.

* When not cutting code, I am working on a plan for enterprise markets. Personally I have found the MacOS version really useful for pair-programming style scenarios, so that could be what I will be going after.

(The reason the MacOS version is still only in beta is because I hit a bug in AVFoundation where capturing from the web camera seems to be burning lots of CPU for absolutely no reason, and I don't want people to come away with the impression that it is my app doing that.)
Very cool work. I'd love to sit down and talk with you, jacobgorm. I spent 7 years in FR after failing my startup working on Personalized Advertising, which was based on Automated Actor Replacement in Filmed Media. The VC/Angel world wanted the startup to pursue deep fake pornography, but I refused, and ultimately went bankrupt. However, I managed to globally patent the actor replacement technology, create an automated digital double of real people pipeline, as well as get really deep into face ML/DL. That's how I ended up the principal engineer for the #3 FR company in the world for 7 years. I have since left FR, and am CTO of an AI-integrated 3D media production pipeline (I have a long games industry history). From the information in your post, it sounds like we are both on similar trajectories. It would be interesting and potentially synergistic if we met.
Which is why so many (mostly pro-2A) people are saying that the root cause is mental health in America, and addressing that should be the focus of our efforts rather than burning man-hours arguing over the symptoms (gun violence).
In that context, I’d love a spin off with his character as it was depicted now (being careful not to give too many spoilers). The topic could be brought up the same way Patrick Steward’s own childhood experiences informed the plot. Wesley’s relationship with his mom is very different of course, but, if he wants to share some of it, I’d be happy to be the audience.
> Provide even one counterexample, then.

I don’t need to. It should be obvious why it’s true.
You need to bind to at least the wireguard interface/address in order for this to work. The service reverse proxies over the tunnel, and your kernel won’t be looking to handle those connections unless you’re listening on the correct tunnel interface.
> There's actual a distinct tragedy where some FBI agents died in a firefight that spurred this, apologies for lack of citation - it is late.

I think this is it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_FBI_Miami_shootout
As HN's only? lurking non-swe choral director I'll just pipe in and say that every school should have a chorus that anyone can be in without being "picked", in addition to any auditioned levels. You can learn to sing the same way you can learn any other subject/skill; that is to say it's entry-level.
A lot of notes subscription pricing arguments rely on Goodnotes being one time payment or OneNote, Apple Notes, Google Keep being free.

Goodnotes recently switched to free to download and then upgrading with iAP. Before it was always paid upfront. Coincidentally, this free to iAP switch is also a necessary switch to eventually becoming SaaS. If Goodnotes switches to SaaS, sure smaller upstart apps will be there with buy once, but if they get big, they too will become subscriptions. Notability was one time payment just a couple months ago for its entire existence.

OTOH, the other big free apps are run by the enormous monopolistic big brother tech companies. I’d prefer not supporting them and pointing to them doesn’t help because their reasoning for being free is to get people into their own varied walled gardens/ecosystems. A lot of innovations are unlikely to come from these companies apps. They are there to catch the widest net of [casual] users. It’s all business for them.

All of this is like how South Park[0] parodied both Walmart/big box stores, and the consumers who enable this behavior and how it is a cycle that keeps going on.

0. https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Something_Wall-Mart_This_W...
We need the setting where a half hour before the meeting, it sends the organizer the message “Just send an email to everyone” and cancels the meeting.
Apple’s Cement Overshoes
Getir expanded into much more than grocery delivery, I use their food delivery quite often. They even do rent-a-car, taxi hailing and job board.

Also, in Turkey, every major supermarket chain has its own delivery platform and they are quite popular. It's useful, you don't spend your time shopping for everyday necessities because you can quickly order and pay for your frequent purchases instead of riding a shopping cart for half an hour to pick up the exact same stuff every few days.
Seems like BSD/Linux seems fundamentally not compatible with what they want to achieve technologically. It is not a license issue.
Is Cryptocurrency a Ponzi Scheme?
KinD requires some docker engine to run it on. That's all I'm using from Rancher. It allows me to switch between containerd and docker-engine.

My options on this physical machine as I see it are: lima, rancher desktop, or Docker Desktop itself. I don't actually use Rancher Desktop for its Kubernetes integration, and in earlier versions it wasn't even possible to do this without weird vague workarounds, but now it has an "Off" switch, and I use it for the rare occasion that I need to run container images locally, or a kind cluster.

I ruled out Docker Desktop because I can't use it alongside of other VMs (not because it doesn't work, which I understood to be true for Windows users, but because it is composed of a virtual machine, with a memory footprint, and one shouldn't have too many of those unless you have a beast of a laptop...) and because it requires paid volume licensing. Don't get me wrong, I like to pay for things, but I also like to evaluate alternatives!

I used this for a while: https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/blob/master/examples/k8s.yam...

It wasn't quite perfectly stable, also not maintained by the Kubernetes core team but externally, so it has to play catch-up a bit when releases are done, rather than in the case of KinD it can enjoy a release on the schedule with Kubernetes.

I am a kubeadm baseline user and I find that Kind is actually the best way to do experiments (I don't use MiniKube at all so can't compare) Some experiments require a bit more control of the VM that runs your CRI and for those there are raw nodes (physical machines) or a Lima VM for a convincing approximation of one.

When there's a need to go to production, I'm generally not using any of these choices, but I am using KinD quite extensively (even on remote nodes!) through tailscale. This is actually really nice.
I did. Went in with a bit of suspicion, because the base game was just so tight in purpose and story, but after I found "That Thing Which I Won't Spoil For Others But You Having Played Know Of" the only thought I had was "damn it, they did it again!"

Had a similar feeling about its ending, but I think it worked out fine.

(and if you're reading this as someone who hasn't played it, stop reading, there's no way to phrase this without some amount of spoilers) did you go back to the base game's ending after doing the DLC ending? "There's more to explore here", as the game would put it ::)
Waiting to see how this shakes out
well, the point of conditional moves is to avoid speculation.

In theory a sophisticated CPU could convert predictable CMOVs to branches (and some non-diverging unpredictable branches to CMOVs), but IIRC Intel has, since Spectre, guaranteed that CMOV itself never triggers speculation.
Arena, Daggerfall and Morrowind 2022 edition.
Gothic 4 by Piranha Bytes
There is no trauma in active shooter drills. Not that I don’t think gun control Is worthwhile.
The only correct answer in this godforsaken discussion.
I have this pathological example, I have a 30GB journal dump from bcachefs, and compressed it down with lz4 and zstd to a sata SSD, the compression ratios are 6.8% and 3% respectively (and this with default level 3!), it takes 14s to ripgrep through the lz4 version, and 11s with the zstd version. So even at 500MB/s zstd is faster for decompression.
Never forget Jake Lloyd:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Lloyd

I’m lost for words. This guy’s life got seriously messed up.
How do you deal with network weights versioning?

I assume the version that does the compressing and decompressing needs to match? And if you release an update and half the users install it, this is a problem?

Do you have some mechanism to dynamically download and update weights to ensure that all users in a call at least have a common version of the network? Or will you just globally require all users to update before joining a call? (which in turn means every time you release an update, all calls must end, which isn't very enterprise-friendly)
The Satanic Mindset Of Software Developers (video, start at 1:29:00)
I'm not a parent, but I would be concerned about doing anything that's likely to get the kid branded a weirdo, particularly when they reach the social gauntlet of American middle school and high school (if that's applicable for you). I suppose I'm particularly sensitive to that because my disability (partial blindness) made me an attractive choice for other kids to pick on, and nobody chose that for me.
Tough read. Part of getting older seems like letting go of these bothersome memories and loving someone in spite of it. I hurt for this family that may never reconcile. The mom wants to believe she did right and won't apologize. Wil wants her to admit what really happened, which she may never do.

She'll die someday and this may still be unresolved, which is the real tragedy.

Being the bigger person isn't always easy, it's like dealing with a drunk parent. Their behavior is atrocious, it creates conflict, it is unacceptable for little kids.

Eventually you can learn to love them while not approving of their behavior. I hope this happens in Wil's case.
I learned by joining an early AI startup with some co-founders who knew about old-school AI (but didn't believe in backprob!), and then reading absolutely every ML paper I could find, following AI hotshots on Twitter, reading the darknet source code, and experimenting with pytorch.

Eventually two of us left to start Vertigo.ai, and found a customer who would fund a fast object detector to run on a $18 Nano-PI. That was a fun challenge and forces me to think about how to make the AI run fast and with relatively low footprint.

Today fast.ai might be a good starting point, definitely recommend going with pytorch, cloning cool projects from github, and going from there.
"...A Dutch person with a criminal record has a better chance of finding a job in the Netherlands than someone with a non-Western background and no criminal record, according to a study done by researchers from a number of Dutch universities. Their conclusion is that when looking for work in the Netherlands, ethnicity is more important that criminal records, NOS reports..."

"Study: Ethnic minorities less likely to find work in Netherlands than Dutch convict":

https://nltimes.nl/2017/07/06/ethnic-minorities-less-likely-...
If at all, perhaps allow geo-fenced guns, which don't work in and around schools?
> it's just a mashup of 80s films

That’s precisely what I enjoy about the show. But, then, kids working in such a competitive (and often depraved) environment is a major concern. Directing kids is a huge responsibility many directors shouldn’t be allowed to have.
Cool, but just tried to try it and if I send the “room” (or whatever) url from the front page by copying and pasting it into an iMessage to my wife, when she clicks it it says the page does not exist. Just as an fyi. Same if I recreate the url, use your “copy” buttons or even get her to scan the qr code.
Linux kernel RNG enhancements for 5.19
What are guns bringing to the table that makes them so precious? At the very least they don't seem to be capable of feeding people nor preventing attempted insurrections nor preventing innocent people being killed by the authorities. In the situations they are used for self-preservation they are only done so because the adversary has/may themselves have a gun. It defies logic; unless I'm missing something crucial is it purely a cultural thing?
PSKoans perhaps?
Thanks for the clarification. It would also be helpful if the editor also included a setting to automatically capitalise the keywords and make the developer's job easier. And no, I don't dislike begin / end as they too improve readability (I was just pointing out that they are also a language design feature to increase readability). Modern editors though should anyway be offering to auto-complete it so that typing these doesn't become tedious.
Can we fix the suffering that no one sees, that no one can reach?

No! But we can raise lots of money over it.

Give me some; my trash pile isn't a "trash pile" its a "wild rodent enrichment area".
FWIW, I just submitted a link on morality with regards to software:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31517222
You can use software 2fa for discord at least
Their mobile app is terrible enough that I eventually gave up and find some alternative app. It isn't about UI or UX, it's purely usability issue.

What the heck they removed my subs from the sidebar and add it back from time to time, move the avatar every week, and constantly generate fake notification dot even there isn't any? It's just annoying that you see it says you have notification, you click and there isn't any.

This is the most dumb app I ever seen. And this is also the first time I use an alternative client on a social platform because the vanilla one is so useless.
I checked their original press release and .. that's simply what it's called: https://www.jaxa.jp/press/2016/07/files/20160714_slim_01_j.p...

小型月着陸実証機 (Small Moon Landing Demonstration Machine)

Edit: https://www.isro.gov.in/chandrayaan2-faq "The name Chandrayaan means “Chandra- Moon, Yaan-vehicle”". Luna, of course, another word for moon. So almost all of these moon vehicles are simply named "moon vehicle" or synonym in another language.
https://vertigo.ai/sensoros/ has some info, but you probably read through that already. There is a public github repo, but I think it needs some explanation to be useful. You are welcome to ping me at jacob@vertigo.ai.
Thanks for the recommendation, I had heard of it and its many praises before, but I usually struggle with D&Dish things (I haven't looked too much into it but I assume it's similar in mechanics to Baldur's Gate, which is an excellent game too but I found the combat and minmaxing not to be my style)

Is the Enhanced Edition available on Steam any good, or should I go for the original release?
I'd like to see a Gini coefficient type analysis for businesses.

Knowing nothing about nothing, I wonder about the role of financialization and tax policy in driving this transition. Stuff like the preference for growth stocks over value stocks, replacing pensions with individual retirement accounts, and cutting capital gains taxes.

However we got here, my belief (hope) is our economies would be more resilient with more small to mid-size companies. Ditto more fair.
Children left to their own devices nowadays would just endlessly scroll Tiktok. They don't have the mental capacity to stop otherwise.
I have been on the Android wait list for Reveri since forever, seems like its not happening anytime soon. Is there an alternative to Reveri on Android?
maybe if being in a wheelchair spares me from being drafted into a war where you die a gruesome death...
On Linux you don't switch between the windows of a specific app OR between apps (which ignores the individual Windows of each app). Instead, its approach is to treat all windows as complete distinct. "Alt+Tab" can cycle between windows on the current display, and ignore windows on any other display. Task bars (eg XFCE) can do the same: show a list of windows that are on its display.

You can group windows from the same app too, if you've got lots of windows open.
> You can use software 2fa for discord at least

They specifically ask for a phone number, and only a phone number.
Part 2 is here:
https://odysee.com/@woeih:e/WOEIH-245:8
Don’t be too hard on yourself
It's also because these companies hire away staff all the time.

Rule 1 of working in this field, recruit a mid level member of the other company's research group biannually to get the latest gossip.

It's impossible to keep a 1 page or shorter "algorithm" secret, when the creators are geniuses and they hop jobs every year or so.

Fellas with more IQ than games in a baseball season, they just don't forget.
Seems easier and easier to do with tech like Godot though not sure if it's limiting in quality like URE5.
If the government banned new and bought back every magazine over 10 rounds, would people stop having these drills?

I doubt they would. (If they make sense to have in a world with 20 round magazines, they make exactly as much sense in a world with 10 round magazines and a fantasy that no 20, 30, or 50 round magazines remain.)
My experience at music conservatory in England was very close to the bone on this movie. It was painful to watch in many ways, so in respect it’s well done and an accurate representation of the egotistical way things work in this world professionally.

Most music colleges have a suicide garden because the pressure is so intense. A suicide garden for a place inhabited by mostly teenagers. Think about that for a sec.

Ultimately I gave up on being a professional musician because I graduated in 2008, once you graduate you realise you’re competing against everyone else in the world and that’s much harder than just your peers, and IT reliable pay cheques were comfortable.

I’m a happy hobby musician these days but it took me nearly a decade to start enjoying to play music again after the competitive rat race of music college.
> They’re saying that in their experience this isn’t nearly as common as it is typically portrayed.

How would you know if the poor commercial performance was due to tech debt or not though? It's the intangibility of tech debt that makes it so insidious.
> HTTP has been used as an attack vector in the past and there’s no reason to think it won’t be again in the future

so has been HTTPS

> HTTPS on your site protects the rest of us from it being used by things like China’s Great Cannon.

I'm not scared by China, I'm scared by the fact that NSA already controls some of the certs in the so called "trusted" authorities, because, you know, "matter of national security" or "patriot act".
Anything that violates the tight seal that the nuclear family has relative to society in the United States is universally hated. All the problems start in the family but you are not allowed to go there here, probably because of religion. It's just the way we are, unfortunately.
A lot of apps do not lock you out once you stop paying. They don’t allow any new writing, but reading and/or exporting is still allowed.

I too dislike being locked out if I stop paying.

Muse allows both reading and exporting still. Going out of business is a concern, but isn’t that an issue with Typora too? If it stops being updated, eventually it will stop working on newer OSes.
Who's "they"? The judges? Are you kidding? When someone appeals, they present the new evidence to the court. The judge then determines if a new trial is warranted or not, and if the evidence is to be presented to a jury or not.

In any case, you can find the "evidence" described in [1], pages 31-37. And you can also find there pages and pages of gruesome details. The guy was guilty as sin.

[1] https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1009/166813/202...
Where's the line between being the bigger person and being an enabler?

Implicitly approving of abusive behavior by not challenging it will tend to lead towards that behavior continuing to be accepted in the world, all in the name of decorum.

We're decoruming ourselves into the ground. It's time to be the better people - by putting an end to abuse.
I would also recommend looking into no-code tools for your mvp and problem validation.
VMWare is being passed around like the village bicycle.
I'm pretty stuck WRT doing a test setup. My primary issue is getting to the "Run ziti-tunnel run ziti.json", in either the OpenZiti instructions or the NetFoundary instructions, but having no clue what ziti.json contents need to be.

I tried using the jwt I got from OpenFondary and doing "ziti-edge-tunnel enroll -j seans-laptop.jwt", but I got no output, just a 255 exit code:

[N] sean@seans-laptop ~/ziti> sudo ./ziti-edge-tunnel enroll -j sean-laptop.jwt
[I] sean@seans-laptop ~/ziti [255]>
No ML at all (until it's big enough to be ever needed, but then seniors engineers can take over since I'd have money). I'm still trying to find a product market fit.

But let's say a web + mobile app like Gumtree, AirBnb and Uber, as examples.

What you think? Something like Uber seems much more challenging.
Yeah crash courses on YT fast way to get an intro/feet wet in some language. About an hour long eg. Traverse Media.
A city-builder/colony builder but real-world scale, and proper day-night cycles.

While I love games like Cities Skylines, Cities in Motion, and Banished, they don't go for real-world scale on a number of aspects.

Things that are just normal and common in the real world - like footbridges, underpasses, etc are either not possible or super janky/modded in and manually placed.

When day-night cycles exist, people and vehicles usually don't move at the right speed - so someone setting off to their job 20KM away in a car/bus/tram/train might take all day to get there.

In Banished a character can't walk across a reasonable sized village without starving or freezing to death. Nobody invented the packed lunch.
Firezone (YC W22) Is Hiring a Senior Elixir Engineer
Can we like... stop building these ginormous conglomerates? Thanks.
If Muse disappears tomorrow. Servers shut down and all. Would access to notes still work?

I am not actually in fear of something happening that suddenly. I defended the general concept of subscriptions elsewhere. Still I am interested to know what happens in such a scenario