skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for the comment! Yes, Lambda Labs recently lowered pricing, so they're now roughly equivalent to us, and they beat us on some configurations.

I haven't used them, so please fact check me, but it seems like the machines come with directly attached storage. So, if you're using an 8x V100 and want to switch to a 1x RTX 6000, you'd have to spin up a new server and manually migrate your data over.

We built our platform with networked storage. You can spin up a CPU-only instance for $0.027/hour (<$20/month), upload your data, convert it into a GPU instance to train your models, and then convert it back. We frequently see users converting servers from 8x A100s (to train workloads) back to 1x RTX 4000s (to run inference). This kind of flexibility saves people time, which equates to money given how expensive ML developers are now.

(Our networked storage model also enables people to shut off their VMs and save money)

I'm sure Lambda Labs is working on something similar, but it seems they are doing dedicated servers based on how they advertise.

I think we also have a higher variety of GPUs (10 SKUs with us vs 4 SKUs). This lets people switch from between, say, an NVIDIA A6000 to A5000 to A4000 to truly "right-size" their compute so they don't pay for anything they don't need.

Cost-wise, we also have better long-term pricing like GeForce 1070s for $100/month in Boston or $150/month in Singapore Equinix SG1 - which is really good pricing for an APAC city in my opinion (https://console.tensordock.com/order_subscription), and we're working on a marketplace to let compute suppliers list their compute on our platform to get closer to cheapest for those who really care about cost (https://www.tensordock.com/product-marketplace).
Thousands of companies iterate on bikes, what could Apple possibly add to that, having almost no experience with moving parts?
But Machu Picchu is an Inca city. Here's a Maya city:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chichen_Itza
Well, I thought it should be well known by now since it took down HN a while back.
Okay yeah, you got me there
Hats off for graciously accepting cold feedback!

Sometimes my HN replies sound more like compiler errors.
we're saying the same thing. you're distinguishing biases formed of life experience that can't be avoided (but can be consciously corrected to some extent), which is implicitly acknowledged. the point was not to pile partisan identification on top to further distort things needlessly, this latter part being a conscious choice we can deliberately avoid.
Valuations are bs numbers like crypto “value” where you take the last one sold and pretend all are worth that.

It might roughly have an association with soemthing real.
Good, because you sound like you couldn't be a representative for anyone.

Also, presidents don't pay for state dinners out of their salaries. The - state - pays for it.
They vote for both party and person in MMP. Voters submit both a party list preference and a candidate preference.
Care to explain why they're "trash"? What didn't you like about it? Just the rounded corners?
There seems to be a bit of useful feedback in here, wrapped in quite a strangely emotional comment. Did you use the app for six hours straight and forget to hydrate or something? Or is there some other reason to make your message this intense, that I'm missing?

Surely there's a way to get the same message across without so much hyperbole. It's just beef!
Can we just have a conversation about how my Pixel 4a's camera at 4K gets smoked by an iPhone SE/iPhone 5 taking video at 1080p... I'm not an iphone guy but I do keep one in my pocket for taking video.
> A few years later, it was one of the three major influences we used when making the original Fallout

Really burying the lede here! :)

I loved that game, and I'm not completely surprised to hear that A Canticle For Leibowitz had that kind of influence. Fallout was very much its own thing, but Children of the Cathedral had that same postapocalyptic monk vibe.
How hard is it to get a driver's license or state ID, which again, people already need for a long list of common tasks? Go to the DMV once every five years. Make an appointment online if your DMV does that, in and out in under an hour. I agree that it should be even easier, but it's not exactly a major obstacle.
> Why should file extensions be a thing?

The problem is Windows does different things with files based on their extension, and hides their extension by default. Linux does neither.
13 mini?
I have an iPhone 8 which is just perfect, I switched to my old iPhone 11 Max 2 days ago but I decided to sell it and go back to the 8.
No reason at all to upgrade from the 8 except for better camera on the SE’s or minis. All apps and everything runs the same for 1/3 the price.
He is my college (Macalester) alum. His brother also built Circle (USDC).

Fun fact: both of them studied political science
AMSI.fail
I seemed to remember gp3 being (incrementally) cheaper than gp2... yeah, gp3 is 8 cents per GB-month vs 10 for gp2 in us-east-1. That's actually a reasonably significant price difference, now that I look at it.
Eh? I think you've completely missed the OP's point.
• administrator privileges are required

• the main payload doesn't execute until the next reboot

still an impressive demo
> All of this is on top of the usual telescope-reliability concerns

I'd hope less of a risk of micrometeorites (though it would have to look on its own for incoming projectiles and take evasive action). Then again, 900 AU is in the middle of the Oort Cloud so perhaps there's a lot of small junk out there too.
The crime/life expectancy stuff were just things I've been hearing about the most recent few years. They've been mostly on a better trend if you extend the timescale, sure, but the pandemic threw a total monkey wrench into everything, and these things are going the wrong direction again.

Will it stay that way, I don't know, maybe not, but they're not currently getting better, which is counter to the 'everything is doing better except these two things' the parent was suggesting. And I suspect as the other issues (such as the following paragraph) become even worse, all these figures will start doing a lot worse again, as people have to start competing/fighting/possibly going to war, over a smaller and smaller number of resources.

The war in Ukraine really shined a light on that, as food and natural gas availability became a big problem for many countries.

Topsoil and water and animal life and freshwater and other things are doing much, much worse though, and very little is being done to reverse course there (and will take hundreds of generations to fix naturally even if we stop 100% now).
> slightly better CPU performance

You're either disingenuous or are very uninformed
I bought a Mini with great excitement, thinking that it would take me back to the glory of the "my phone fits my my pocket and I can type with one hand" days.

I kept it for 3 months, and then traded it in for a Pro. It turns out that the world has moved on. Web pages are getting harder to read on small screens. I had to squint a lot. The phone's short height means that it often doesn't charge "vertically" in Qi chargers. It doesn't fit in my car's integrated phone holder, it just rattles around.

And I really missed the zoom lens.

So I'm OK with the Pro, and I will get used to slightly larger phones.

(The "Max" is still stupid.)
If you don't like chopping, cook things whole (steaming, boiling and baking come to mind), tear with your hands, smash (eg. chinese chopper side-smashing of cucumbers is a fun thing) or use a food processor (insta-soup).

The main problems with pre-cut ingredients are that they are cut in one way only (thus you have no control over form), they are compromised in texture, aroma and flavor, they are more vulnerable to pathogens, they degrade faster and they tend to be repackaged in single use plastic which is really terrible for the environment. Being packaged, they can be difficult to inspect and thus often used as a means to dispose of subpar ingredients by penny-pinching retailers. Further, they're also more expensive.
This story has been doing on for a while. Here's a lawyer's take on it.

UPDATE: FBI Warrant DID NOT Cover Deposit Box CONTENTS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjXTV5xmIMk

Judge Shuts Down FBI on Safe Deposit Box Forfeiture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFh61CvhB80

Feds Now Want to Keep Safe Deposit Box Contents
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4OVzbg5CM0

Feds Still Fighting for Safe Deposit Box Contents
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N79rkaKar0
Campaigns need money because voters choose to be governed according to TV ads. This choice certainly frustrates elite nerds like HN readers and Larry Lessig. But it's tough to call it any less legitimate than other exercises of democratic power. To be governed by the people is to be governed by the decision-making heuristics natural to the people. In politics inclusive of everyday people, policy is going to play a minor role. That's how people are.
The only reason my spouse and I both bought 13 Minis is because we suspected the same. We otherwise were fine to hold onto X-gen iPhones for a little longer (despite their carrier-deck screens). I hope we're all wrong about that "no more Minis" thing, but if we aren't, it's going to be "cold dead hands" time[0].

[0] As in, "pry it from my...", for those not familiar with the saying.
gp3 are 20% cheaper than gp2 per GB
The next iPad or Watch only come every decade or so.
Im not reading hyperbole in the parent message.
That's interesting. Didn't realize that. It sounds like we're just working around slower computation speed.

In an fantasy world if we had infinite computation speed/space we'd be able to just model the force field and predict from there.
> retained the same design of the 2014’s iPhone 6

Too bad they didn't retain the design of the 2013 iPhone SE, which was better.
Thank you, I was just about to write up some props for DreamHost, because they were totally awesome today!

My site basically crashed within moments of being on the front page, but it turned out to be just as much about the traffic as it was a few technical elements I have not been on top of.

It was only down for an hour, but I was chatting with support within minutes, and the same person stuck with my ticket through resolution.

WooCommerce cart ajax and cron jobs were partially to blame, but DreamHost suggested a few new plugins, and I can tell on the backend that everything is happier now.

Meanwhile, traffic has been flowing in happily since. (What a day!!!)

Anyway, I’m using DreamPress Plus and have been very happy with the service and support!
Cancellations are fined. You may find this useful as a starting point for further reading. [1]

An object lesson on HN comments?

[1] https://www.networkrail.co.uk/industry-and-commercial/inform...
Your company transitions to dividends. And Apple (AAPL) has already begun that.
Give Derry Girls a go, alot of dialect, slang and some irish :)
Logisim-Evolution

https://github.com/logisim-evolution/logisim-evolution
I don't see any reason to get rid of my 12 mini yet. I hope I never will.
What? I'm not sure if you're aware, but all the SE models have the same "bubble" exterior you describe, so I'm not sure how one can be better than another in that aspect.

Also what? The 3rd gen iPhone SE has 5G.
> it's a BS non-definition.

I disagree. It's very quantifiable and utilitarian. It doesn't descend into moral judgment or elitism or simple dislike for a person's starting assumptions. Stupidity is just judged by its results.
Yea, that’s how valuations work. Employee stock grants are granted at that price too. It’s analogous to the market cap of a public company.
Upgraded my 8 to it and not happy with it too.
> I know it's bad for GDP

That's the broken window fallacy
Running Asus ZenFone 8. Screen size is relatively normal compared to the monsters that other manufacturers ship.
I believe that Stripe EOL'd IRC support when Freenode imploded. They've got a Discord, but I've heard that it's harder to engage with engineers there than IRC because of the volume of "general support" chatter.
You don't. And that is not a problem worth sacrificing the web for.
I tried to buy a MBP in Feb. it got pushed all the way back to June before I cancelled my order. They had serious supply chain issues for a while.
"Sell it to an atheist! No that wouldn't be kind. Sell it for scrap!"
They aren't trash. I think the OP is trying to say they don't like the way the current SEs look.

I just bought my kids their own SE current generations, and me with my 13 Pro is kind of jealous of how ergonomic, pocketable, and usable (home button) they are.

Edit: OP edited their comment to remove the "they are trash" verbiage.
Rare to see such a frank response from a founder about something like this. I love it.
> The Music app is barely functional for listening to your own music files

I do still have all my old itunes music in the Music app, so not sure if that's what you're complaining about.

OTOH both Music and iTunes can only handle a limited set of file types; neither can do anything with my huge library of flac files. Perhaps that's your complaint, which I agree with.
I have had my iPhone 6S for six years now, and it’s still going strong. I’ve replaced the battery a couple of times and the screen more than a couple. I can do everything I need with it, and it’s the perfect size. So I have no desire to upgrade until I must.
90% of what you said about Windows stopped being true at least 7 years ago, it doesn't get slower anymore, you don't need to reboot all the time, users are not admins, ...

> installing software from untrusted sources is not normal

Funny, because you also hear exactly the opposite critique here all the time: trusted sources (App Store/Google Play/Windows Store/macOS Store) are walled gardens and represent a war against general computing and owning your device. I know you meant the Linux package repositories, but it applies to all stores.
Would love to learn more about your neobank! Would you be open to sharing the name? For context, I work as a PM for a company that has launched a bank product on a baas. Always looking for ways to help improve our internal tooling :)
This article has been posted here four times. Why? @yread, you should know better.
‘Rescind the Doctrine’ protest greets pope in Canada
Love the S.

Carry the Galaxy S21. S is the work phone, but did I mention I love it?
For anyone following along (unlikely), press@markronchetti.com replied with a photo and asked me to upload it for them (sigh). I did so here:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mark_Ronchetti_Heads...

...and requested they complete the license authorizing its use:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Email_templates

I'm giving it about 50/50 odds they'll fill out the form and the photo will stay up, but at least I tried.

I agree with the other posters who point out that this is a bit of an unfair advantage for incumbents (who have government-sponsored public domain photos available for use). It'd be an awesome thing for volunteers to try to help with, by reaching out to less tech-saavy campaigns as I've done here.

I've been to New Mexico maybe 4-5 times in my life and have basically zero stake in this race, but I guess duty calls[0]. ;)

[0] https://xkcd.com/386/
According to this article, atleast Apple's VoiceOver seem to use the html5 tags to parse a webpage differently: https://dev.to/satyakresna/html-semantics-in-web-accessibili...
Why are you ordering a diet Coke from McDonalds anyways? This is highly overpriced and a watered down version of what you could get at a gas station.

Can of soda $1
Fountain soda from McDonalds $3

Am I missing something?
In my extensive experience, it works flawlessly as advertised on Windows and Linux, but the macOS build is still quite buggy.
I knew I wasn't the only one fond of small, cheap-but-great phones! :)

Btw, this is my first post in English. I cover tech here in Brazil for +10 years and run a +9 years old independent, self-sustainable publication written in Portuguese. Now, I decided to give it a shot in another language, despite still feeling uncomfortable with my English. (I hope I haven't misspelled anything!)

If you enjoyed this brief iPhone SE review, may I ask you to subscribe to my blog's newsletter or its RSS feed? They are both on site's footer. No spam ever, unsubscribe whenever you want.

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What's the alternative, bit tech being immune to recessions? Sounds like entitlement more than panic. Realize that the economy has downturns, trim the fat, look for new products and services appealing in current conditions...

Given how much of Facebook/Instagram is about sharing photos, why isn't there a Meta service to upload, organize and share my photo albums to rival Google/iCloud for example?
I currently use the Lynket browser (which can leverage Chrome Custom Tabs to present each Firefox tab as an Android app per tab) and shortcuts to web links to get most of the feel of a PWA. Would recommend it if you're interested. :)
That's so funny. I played Fallout many many years before reading A Canticle for Leibowitz and couldn't stop thinking "So much of this FEELS like Fallout".
My complaint isn't that they value it on a fraction of the shares outstanding. It's that 4.75% is getting treated the same as 25%.
Ooof, NVIDIA-Docker2 being pre-installed is clutch!
Finally somebody compliments that! Jokes aside, thank you!
What distinguishes Americans, in my mind, is that they're rule followers. As long as the rules are followed, they will accept decisions that they disagree with, or even think are quite unjust. Folks on the subcontinent typically think in terms of right and wrong, or even lower than that, in terms of tribalism such as Hindus versus Muslims. I see Americans devolving into both those lesser forms of politics.
It's not illegal because they don't cut you off but after you go above a threshold they throttle your speed instead.
There may have been a lot of novelty in being able to get things in such a wide variety of colors.
Note that in general it's obnoxiously hard to get in, and that screws people over all the time. It'd be nice if the general case was being able to join when it makes sense...
> It is a crazy strategy of Apple to put the “brains” of its most expensive phone, the iPhone 13 Pro Max (+USD 1.099), in its entry model, low cost (USD 429). No other company does this.

The $449 Pixel 6a, which was released today, has the same Tensor chip as the $899 Pixel 6 Pro. This is advertised prominently on the product page:

https://store.google.com/us/product/pixel_6a
Me too and it's so good I am not interested in upgrading.

Macs have been like that for a while, though I went for the M1 before my previous machine was "worn out"
What happens when you double click a .png file on Linux? It's exactly like Windows, it reads the extension and finds the associated app.

I know you meant +x, but that is limited to only some files.
>I believe the parent is asserting that in practice, the kinds of people who are competent and able to effectively manage a large organization are the kinds of people that can make a lot of money in the private sector, and thus only go into public office if it is lucrative anyway.

So pay them less in the private sector as well. Our willingness to accept people hoarding unlimited wealth and power because "capitalism" while seeking to limit government as much as possible is a perverse incentive that's leading the US to becoming an oligarchy. If we're not willing or able to raise the quality of life for the poor, then bring everyone else down a notch or two.
Pretty cool! I have a project I'm about to launch and I was preparing it for GCP but it would be way cheaper to run it on Tensordock. Plus, I don't need crazy powerful GPU, the RTX4000 are perfect for my usage. Signing up right now and I'll try it this weekend.
Just wondering, how much did it cost to get the battery and screen replaced? And did you do it via Apple or a third-party repair shop?
Yes! Although I think by today's standards most of apps would be cramped in that little screen.
This was flying out of New Delhi where I noticed several things were somewhat dysfunctional.
I also upgraded from an SE 1 to an SE 3, and I've been really happy with mine. The larger size was a little annoying at first but I've adapted.

I too would rather have had a phone with the smaller size of the original SE, but I've found the larger phone an acceptable trade-off for the speed, memory, and battery life upgrades I got going from the SE 1 to the SE 3. Let's just hope the SE 4, if there is one, isn't much bigger.
American living in Germany. The thing you're not understanding is that "use roughly an ounce or so" will mean nothing to anyone in Europe. It's not about "recipes aren't important" but speaking the language of people who use your app. Locality is just as important.
Irrelevant, and fountain drinks are only $1 at McDonald’s anyway.
I think this blog post makes things more complicated than they need to be. You don't need to use either <article> or <section>. Outside of accessibility, semantic HTML isn't really worth thinking a lot about. Is it going to matter if you accidentally use <article> and <section> like any <div>? Probably not.

> Should I Bother? Yes, you absolutely should. [...] Firstly, this article by Mandy Michael reveals that browsers pay attention to your HTML structure to generate a Reader mode which strips the page of unnecessary information, images and background.

Reader mode is not a universally good reason to be using article and section elements. It only matters if you care that much about Reader mode, and Reader mode is not a part of any web standard. Make your webpage so readable that Reader mode isn't necessary.

> Secondly, It helps you actively think about how you present your content.

Depends on if it does. I've used both article and section since time immemorial and I honestly couldn't tell you if they helped me create better markup. I just use them because they seem logical and they're there, but I wouldn't really miss them if they were deprecated. Article is only really useful if you have multiple article-like places in your markup, since it actually has an "article" role, but sections are just like any other region in terms of accessibility and aren't that useful.
New Orleans mayor signs it: cops can use facial recognition
Most pizza places that do delivery have inhouse full-time pizza delivery drivers. The margins on pizza is so large, delivery can be done at cost (+ tips) and the pizza store can still come out on top.
I believe that Harlan Ellison's "A Boy and His Dog" was also a major influence behind it.
Covid-19 vaccines and all-cause mortality – long-term differential analysis
I suppose that is a possibility. I understand what I'm looking for is kind of specific, I suppose this is in some ways similar to more and more phones ditching the headphone jack and sd card slot... The more companies all follow each other in the design space the less points of differentiation there are for consumers to choose on
MPLS is to BGP what Tesla is to Edison lol. MPLS is the original cloud (or is it ATM? If an oldtimer can correct me). "The MPLS cloud" was a thing networkers said when describing a providers MPLS network. I always assumed that's where cloud computing came as a term originated.

Also checkout DMVPN: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_Multipoint_Virtual_P...

It's a shame cisco is no longer a trend-setter.

I always wondered why Tor didn't do DMVPN like stuff at guards and MPLS like routing (garlic routing instead of onion - encrypt payload only for the destination, let relays pop crypto labels and forward).
.. that's not the exit tax though. That's the fee to process your exit. If you do have a substantial networth there is an actual exit tax on your total net worth
Why did you go for a Pro over a regular iPhone 13 (for example).

I'm trying to workout which one to get, way too many options in 2022.

I do a lot of outdoor stuff, not sure if I want the weight of the pro, is it worth it?