skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If it's a game engine, I tend to do a simple port of my Proximity game[1] to it. I don't usually finish it enough to release it, though (I probably could and should in retrospect). I've done that for Flash, C#/XNA (eventually released on Xbox Live Indie Games as "Proximity 2"), J2ME, Java/Kindle, iOS/Objective-C (eventually released, but no longer in the store), Python (just a command line ASCII version), LUA/Pico-8 (nearly done, I just need to force myself to spend a couple weekends and finish it up), PlayDate (functional, mostly a port of my Pico-8 version they are both LUA-based, but it's not pretty and I don't have my PlayDate yet for testing to feel comfortable releasing the game yet), C++ (mostly made this for my portfolio for game dev jobs), and probably a couple others I'm forgetting.

Currently working on a new version in C#/Monogame, and next version after that will probably be Unity so I can make a VR version, something that's on my bucket list. Also at some point I'm going to make a new web version again using Javascript/Phaser (already made another simple game in Phaser, so it shouldn't be too hard, just need to actually do it).

It's been going slow though since I have so much less spare time and energy nowadays, though.

[1]: https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/183428
And then, of course, you go back to CL and flag their post, right? ...You do report abuse on this free platform so that everyone's experience can be improved, right?
I came here looking for DCSS. Anyone who likes roguelikes should take a look at it, if they haven't.

It's actively developed, so you can play it once, come back a year later, and there will probably be new things to try.

There's an active community, you can play over SSH with ASCII or over a webapp with tilesets or you can run it standalone on your PC.

Magic, extremely varied gods that favor you with powers for your devotions (these can have a drastic impact on playstyle), huge variety of classes... I could go on.
> ever put such a critical item as banking app on their phone?

Laziness has nothing to do with it.

Why? Three of my bank accounts cannot be accessed without a phone app, and some of my credit cards will not authorise payments without a phone app. It's not a choice.

Two of the bank accounts do have web banking too, i.e. from a desktop browser. But you have to use the phone app to authenticate the browser login! I found this out the hard way, when my phone screen died so I couldn't login to web banking on my laptop.

I called customer support, hoping to use phone banking to make some payments. They told me they could not do anything until I obtained a new working phone, moved my SIM or phone number over, and then they could transfer the authentication to the new device. Other than that, they had no options for logging in. It was fine to borrow someone else's phone if I wanted, installing the bank app on there, but I couldn't login without a phone.

I had to go through this again when the second phone died a few months later.

Now, I'm guessing you're thinking "use a different bank, duh!". Turns out I didn't have a choice of non-app banks when I needed to open a business account during the pandemic, in order to accept a contract, which I needed. My credit rating was not rosy either, greatly limiting which card services I could choose. Things are easier now, thanks.
Is the percentage of revenue from a given source really a relevant metric? Hypothetically if 80% of their revenue comes from selling GPUs, but the GPUs aren't profitable, then they are just doing free work for NVIDIA.
Thanks for the information, Justin. It's interesting to hear about your early programming adventures.

The MPS7600 chip I'm looking at was built by the company MOS Technology, not by General Instrument or AMI. (MOS Technology, which is unrelated to Mostek, later became part of Commodore.) The MPS7600 doesn't have any external address or data lines, so there's no way to program it externally or attach an EPROM.

So I think you're discussing a different chip. Maybe the General Instrument CP1600 processor, which was used in various video games?
Anecdotally, I've never had RSUs depreciate to a point at which I metaphorically lose money for my efforts. This might happen at startups more often and megacorps less often.
> In the org cover up they hired the attackers as employees with modified NDAs as per the testimony given on the 14th.

Do you have citation for this?
> I always wonder how many people actually do this

From watching other people at stores, it's maybe 15%? For goods that need to be installed or carefully handled, it's less common. Headphones? Pricecheck. Mechanical Keyboard? Pricecheck. Washer and Dryer? Most people pricecheck even though it seems like something they wouldn't. Turns out that most people shop around for those, so internet pricechecking is part of it. Food items that seem too expensive? Pricecheck. You can save a bunch on dry/bottled goods. Amazon Prime feels like a Costco membership. You have to make sure you use it, to justify it.
I live right next to dills farm! There's recently been a controversy where protester have been trying to change how the water in a local lake is managed, and the lake have been completely shut down (as in it is now a dust bowl unless it's rained recently), so we can no longer have our yearly giant pumpkin boat races.
Other than "getting your account banned for multiple reports on multiple postings"? Nothing. If you see someone abusing CL, you report it. If you don't, you're just helping make sure people can keep being dishonest on the platform.
ehhhh I disagree. I definitely cringe when I hear a hipster who's lived here for 2 years try to inject jawn into every conversation. Feels very forced. Also Jawn being put on pins and shirts is also very cringe to me
The ceo is on record pretty much saying AMD and Intel could go to hell too
They said at length they weren't doing GPUs from Intel or AMD.
There's a picture of Linus Torvalds thay seems appropriate here.
Are you seriously attempting a first-principles argument that redlining didn't actually happen (or, "it happened, but it was just some lines on a map that didn't mean anything")? Because that's the only way I can find to read this comment.
Basically NVIDIA can withstand the hit to margins by huge price drops but AIBs cannot.
Filipino culture rocks. The food, the festivities, the languages, the zest for life.

Absolutely loved getting the chance to participate in it here and there. I miss speaking to native speakers.

The distinction of verbs and nouns in Austronesian languages generally are pretty lax.

Also cool, Tongan and Samoan speakers found Visayan numbering mutually distinguishable -- "lima" for 5, for example.
> Will it ever be found out if one of the 3000 government officials with access to this data sold it on darknet markets?

It's not just government officials with access, but government contractors and anyone that works for them, as well.
Not to mention Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, which I guess is both play and film.
Yes, depending on the class of GPU

* at the lower end, partner cards can support special form factors and lower power variations.

* at the midrange, partner cards can, like motherboards do aswell, design better power delivery and cooling solutions to get more out of a specific chip than reference designs.

* at the high end it's all about different cooling solutions and better power delivery to squeak every last inch of performance out of these chips.

Adding to that, don't underestimate how much industry knowledge is there at the partners. They often know better how to make a board for a GPU than Nvidia and AMD themselves. There are lots of optimizations that require years of knowledge and experience to design.
Recreating Noita's Sand Simulation in C and OpenGL [video]
Check out this book written by the main cURL developer. It covers all the benefits and drawbacks:

https://http3-explained.haxx.se/en/
Try Wasabi! It's amazingly affordable $5.99 per TB/month WITHOUT fees for egress or API requests. Storing all my backups there and they are not single-DC anymore.
I was burned out at my old job, got a new job that ays better and with better work/life balance, so now that I have some spare time, I decided to start something. Then I met Stoicism (Marc Aurelius & Co.) which made me re-think my drivers for starting a business.

So I took a few steps back, getting deeper and deeper into Stoicism, and brainstorming new Stoic-based business models in the e-commerce space, or Art, or both!
> Not sure how Webauthn works, but as long as it can be stored in the cloud, I'm fine.

Apple is solving for this exact request with Apple Passkeys; it is just WebAuthn under the hood with cloud backup, multi-device, and sharing built in.
> Except consumers can understand toothpaste flavors.

Can we? Here's the currently available US flavors / varieties of ONE brand, Colgate:

Advanced White Charcoal Toothpaste
Advanced White Toothpaste
Anti-Tartar + Whitening Toothpaste
Cavity Protection Toothpaste
Charcoal Natural Extracts Charcoal Toothpaste
Colgate Baby Toothpaste 0-2 years
Colgate Kids Magic Toothpaste 6-9 years
Colgate Kids Toothpaste 3-5 years
Cool Stripe Toothpaste
Deep Clean With Baking Soda Toothpaste
Elixir Cool Detox Toothpaste
Elixir Gum Booster Toothpaste
Elixir White Restore Toothpaste
Gum Invigorate Detox Toothpaste
Gum Invigorate Toothpaste
Max Fresh Cooling Crystals Toothpaste
Max White & Protect Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Charcoal Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Crystals Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Expert Anti-Stain Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Expert Complete Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Expert Original Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Expert Shine Glossy Mint Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Extra Care Enamel Protect Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Extra Care Sensitive Protect Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Luminous Whitening Toothpaste
Max White One Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Optic Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Sparkle Diamonds Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Ultimate Catalyst Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Ultimate Renewal Whitening Toothpaste
Max White Ultra Active Foam Toothpaste
Max White Ultra Freshness Pearls Toothpaste
Maximum Cavity Protection 3+ Kids' Toothpaste
Maximum Cavity Protection Fresh Mint Toothpaste
Maximum Cavity Protection Toothpaste
Nature IQ Enamel Repair Toothpaste
PerioGard Gum Protection + Sensitive Toothpaste
PerioGard Gum Protection Toothpaste
Sensitive Instant Relief Enamel Repair
Sensitive Instant Relief Enamel Repair Toothpaste
Sensitive Instant Relief Multiprotection
Sensitive Instant Relief Repair & Prevent
Sensitive Instant Relief Whitening
Sensitive Sensifoam Multi Protection Toothpaste
Sensitive With Sensifoam Toothpaste
Total Active Fresh Toothpaste
Total Advanced Clean Gel Toothpaste
Total Advanced Deep Clean Toothpaste
Total Advanced Enamel Health Toothpaste
Total Advanced Gum Care
Total Advanced Pure Breath Toothpaste
Total Advanced Sensitive Care
Total Original Toothpaste
Total Plaque Protection Toothpaste
Total Visible Proof Toothpaste
Total Whitening Toothpaste
Triple Action Original Mint Toothpaste

I'm an adult male. My dentist has not informed me of any particular concerns. I wouldn't mind my teeth being a bit whiter. Which of these am I supposed to buy? Or am I supposed to buy a product from one of the other brands of the same manufacturer... Elmex, Meridol, several others, each of which has their own outrageously long lineups. Or look at a different manufacturer?
That is a different but very real problem.

Without consideration for mobile where IPs rapidly change currently it’s based upon IP swapping and I recently added a convention to auto-update addresses when a node makes a connection to other trusted nodes.

Later I envision an optional opt-in service that resolves node identity to IP address. Something like DNS but for hashes instead of domains.

Currently I am focused on updating a bunch of test automation and then I want to turn my attention to adding a command shell to the application GUI, which would solve for SSH into remote personal devices in your node list.
The Supreme Court said accidental discrimination can be illegal.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disparate_impact
Exactly. It's true even in the White ethnic neighborhoods that still sort of exist mostly SW side. Get some money, move to the burbs.
It's always a good time to buy. Stay the course.
Might be worth looking at this, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32531329
Have you seen the YouTube channel “Pleasant Green”? He is a scam baiter but has been working with some of the Nigerian scammers to turn their lives around.
Any incompatibility can be resolved by having an explicit “NaN box” type. For OSs where pointers always end in b000 and NaN boxing just works, it compiles to 8 bytes. For weird OSs like CHERI or those which store metadata in pointers, it compiles to an ordinary tagged union.
oh right - sorry stupid question.
Can second this, I'm not usually into plays but Arcadia is brilliant.
It might, you can't possibly know that. If the coming AIs make humans twice as productive, then we've boosted our output tremendously.
One might think, but the list of companies that have been ransomware-attacked twice or more is far from zero.
The actual commencement address is on YT and it's delivered very well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxBQLFLei70
He might've gotten them confused with xfx that switched from nvidia to amd.
There was _ONE_ truth in PC gaming. EVGA is quality. Period. If you had the cash, you bought EVGA for peace of mind, this is the end of a dynasty wow!

What are they going to make to continue making money? Sell power supplies alone?
EVGA was probably the best Nvidia AIB, very shocking
Says someone who hasn't debugged a slow Windows graphics related ISR (interrupt), hogging the same CPU core where the your interrupt was supposed to be. (Also, whatever happened to that 50 µs ISR execution time limit? I guess it doesn't apply, if you're Microsoft. Then again, there was some GPU vendor code running as well in the call stack...)

0.5 ms is not really much on Windows.
> There are lots of indie devs that appear to be having great fun making games and doing well to boot.

See: the other posters comment about small profitable bootstrapped businesses being the only way to do this now. Successful indie devs are an anomaly. But my point was more that companies are far more risk averse these days than to let a group like Romero et. al. run loose on a new product idea without strict controls in place, and that the types of people selected for by these companies now ensures that.
Since you would know about every possible failure mode…

Do you know what causes NVIDIA cards to have their output turn off (black screen) and the fan to go 100%?

Been happening to my 2000-series recently but I don’t know what to try to fix: cooling, PSU, or capacitors…
Just take AI assisted programming, if it makes devs twice as effective at their jobs then its massively increased the output of our most profitable industry.

This is just one field, AI will impact the output of most fields
Guy made no claims to show any violations of the law. There are thousands of people out there like him that Congress will use to further an agenda.
31.8% of the redlined neighborhoods in Chicago are currently black. The north side was redlined too.

Lincoln Park was redlined. Gold Coast was redlined. Old Town was redlined. Wicker Park was redlined.
I would argue the biggest reason craigslist is doing well it it's free and semi anonymous (it forwards all emails though generated addresses)

The UX has areas clearly neglected. For example in apartments there is a trashcan icon to hide a listing. But, it's inserted at the end of the description. If the description is long then the button does not appear.

Another is the categories. In SF, SOMA and Mission Bay arguably need to be separated but craigslist only lists SOMA and groups Mission Bay in with it. That's one of several areas that need to be split

I used it a ton over the last 6 months trying to find an apartment but in the end I found the apartment on apartments.com ... which is far from perfect but has some features arguably more suited to apartment hunting.

That I think might be the point. Different products can benefit from unique features
I've been loving this series and I hope he continues it.

Being relatively young (25) and not living through the times of these classic computers, I knew the basic (heh) ideas behind programming for them, where the whole thing is essentially a REPL and you write line numbers to add to the program. But I never saw demos farther than printing a line and then doing a goto to print it infinitely. I didn't understand the actual workflow/iteration process programming for these machines, writing something more advanced where you're figuring things out as you go.

I have to say my conclusion is I'm glad that in modern times we have the ability to go back and insert as many lines as we want in between any other lines :)
Customers also understand fan speed and cooling, which cards can compete on. Less noise, or more overclocking ability. Different additional software which may or may not have any value for you.
Reminds me of the old Copypasta:

Whenever I get a package of plain M&Ms, I make it my duty to
continue the strength and robustness of the candy as a species. To this
end, I hold M&M duels.

Taking two candies between my thumb and forefinger, I apply
pressure, squeezing them together until one of them breaks and
splinters. That is the "loser," and I eat the inferior one immediately.
The winner gets to go another round.

I have found that, in general, the brown and red M&Ms are
tougher, and the newer blue ones are genetically inferior. I have
hypothesized that the blue M&Ms as a race cannot survive long in
the intense theater of competition that is the modern candy and
snack-food world.

Occasionally I will get a mutation, a candy that is misshapen,
or pointier, or flatter than the rest. Almost invariably this proves to
be a weakness, but on very rare occasions it gives the candy extra
strength. In this way, the species continues to adapt to its
environment.

When I reach the end of the pack, I am left with one M&M,
the strongest of the herd. Since it would make no sense to eat this one
as well, I pack it neatly in an envelope and send it to M&M Mars, A
Division of Mars, Inc., Hackettstown, NJ 07840-1503 U.S.A., along with
a 3x5 card reading, "Please use this M&M for breeding purposes."
This week they wrote back to thank me, and sent me a coupon for
a free 1/2 pound bag of plain M&Ms. I consider this "grant money."
I have set aside the weekend for a grand tournament. From a field of
hundreds, we will discover the True Champion.
Managed debezium?
That's interesting.
How far did you get utilizing AI for treating ASD?

Do you know other efforts in that direction?
This looks sweet! I've been waiting for Noita to crop up on HN at some point, I was always super impressed with how it iterated the 'powder game' concept into an actual video game. Hugely recommend it if you're a fan of innovative titles like Spore or retro-throwback games.
Okay, the coroners data said, "Preliminary data suggests that the proportion of illicit drug toxicity deaths for which illicit fentanyl was detected (alone or in combination with other drugs) was approximately 82% in 2022 and 86% in 2021. 2022 data will change as further toxicology results are received."

I'm sure none of this convinces you, and I'm sure nothing I type or show will convince you either.
Strange, NVidia entered existence off of their great relationship with SGI. Who would think they would have relationship issues?
Again? No, you obviously have a different definition of power, one that is abstract and in practicality useless. I'm trying not to be disparaging, but your comment is so absurd that I can't think of any situation where it would be appropriate outside of a college freshman poly sci class.
Yeah its a concern there may be a transition period. I have the take that it will just make everyone way more capable and we can up our dreams
RSUs are usually granted as number of shares, rather than value of shares at the time of purchase.

Share price 50, you get 100 shares as RSU grant, worth 5,000.

Share price 50, you get $5,000 in shares, that's 100 shares. Share price , you get 125 shares.
The film was good
The killer feature of Caddy for me is that it handles TLS/HTTPS certificates automatically for me.

I only ever use Caddy as a reverse proxy for web apps (think Flask, Ruby on Rails, Phoenix Framework). My projects have never needed high performance, but if my projects ever take off, it's nice to see that Caddy is already competitive with Nginx on resilience, latency, and throughput.
> I'm really excited about this because there are SO MANY gpus that are now going to be cheaper than sand

Over the course of a GPU's lifetime (in your hypothetical use-case), how much of the cost is the GPU itself and how much electricity?
I'd like to see some PoW scheme for public good projects like SETI or Folding@Home or even CGI for a fan fiction, where there's perhaps something more than just bragging rights for contributing. I'm not sure what that would look like exactly.
I have a wine fridge that uses Peltier cooling and it feels like the perfect application, since the target temperature is not as low as a normal refrigerator, and quietness is important.
‘Technostress is when you think, “I’d like to smash the computer”’
> So it’s definitely incorrect to refer to a N. Irelander as “British.”

That's a complex issue. Many Northern Irish people do consider themselves to be British and others consider themselves to be Irish. As you might expect, their preferred identity is often related to whether they are members of the Protestant/Unionist or Catholic/Nationalist communities (this is a significant oversimplification).
Also look up old issues pf Microcomputer Digest, circa 1974 to 1976, same era as the MOS catalogues, as I am pretty sure the various processors were covered in there. Everyday Electronics or Practical Electronics, or one of those variants also included schematic and detailed instructions on using the "Pong on a chip" devices to make your own home console, though I don't recall which microprocessor they used.
Yeah there are hard limits but I think AI will help us be way more efficient and probably optimize reusability.
My 1070 was two years out of warranty when it started on fire and they still replaced it. They're so helpful to their customers. I'm sad to see them going.
Not quite sure what you're looking for but opencv's contour functions might help you here

https://docs.opencv.org/3.4/d8/d1c/tutorial_js_contours_more...

There's also a method of calculating the similarities of two areas called Union over Intersection, which is easy and quick to calculate.

Although it sounds like you got it figured out, so don't let me over complicate something that's already working.. :)

Would be interested in seeing the game!
Ecogineer - ecology engineer.
AI isn't IOT, its the greatest invention we will have ever created
Facebook was originally gated to just university students from specific universities, then they started to open it to everyone. It was basically a university bulletin board.
Most GPU integrators just resell reference boards with RGB leds.
I'd just like to echo (verbally "vote") my concern. Every great step forward comes with the potential for an order of magnitude steps backward, i.e. destruction. The amount of man hours to e.g. blow up a building is far fewer than the amount needed to build it.

Will the output of your product add a suicide timer to a cell?

Will the output of your product prevent the cells from procreating/multiplying?

Will the output of your product prevent pathogen creation?

Will the output of your product require a specific, unnatural energy source that can only be man made?

Professionals take great care in thinking about those problems, and sometimes still fail. (IIRC, a synthesized breed of mosquitos that were released in Brazil failed to die off and are now a part of the biosystem).

[0] https://www.dw.com/en/genetically-modified-mosquitoes-breed-...