skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That would be an awesome HOWTO

I've been using OpenWRT (previously DD-WRT) on my routers for years now. Mostly I just enjoy not having nonsense on my router!

I think how I got started with it was by finding my device in their devices table and reading the page specifically for it. https://openwrt.org/toh/start

The biggest caveats would be: I've never had any issues personally, but be aware of the risks; avoid bricking your router, and be prepared to recover it in case the worst happens (make sure you back up the firmware before flashing it.)

And once you're installed.... `opkg upgrade` is much riskier than `dnf upgrade`. There's usually no script doing necessary modifications for you. Use with care.
I think this announcement can be summarized as this from the CEO/Owner's perspective(especially after watching GNs video)

- why am I dealing with this crap? Its taking from my time that I could've spent on my family!

- And we aren't making much profit at all!

- I don't know people that make products and manage the company like me

- Life is about people, and I wouldn't betray anyone, so I will keep paying the people that kept my company running

- AMD and Intel probably do the same crap, I don't want to do it again.

- PSUs are doing fine
https://github.com/features/copilot
Sure! There is tealengine.com and you can follow github.com/tealmedical to get notified when we put it up. What are you interested in? The foreign data wrapper or the iso?
For some reason, "shit" reads as a plural noun to me while "jawn" reads singular. I've never really thought about it, hah.

E.g. "can you grab the shit from my truck" vs "can you grab the jawn"
Yes but the CEO's role would be very different.
I haven't explained this very well.

By "hypotheses on the schema" I mean we are assuming the schema is already in a very normalized form. I fully agree most database schemas are awful, this is a deliberate choice to avoid getting us into that kind of trouble.

The "intermediate layer" role is played by the IR I was talking about in my previous comment. The user would never be able to see anything not provided by the IR because it's not even representable.

Our scope is much narrower, really.
> Which means never, unfortunately.

With that attitude you're correct
I wouldn't start with assembler, the difference is too far.
i would move from the ffi to binary modules.

im currently with go and am trying to get my head around rust. Personally i like rust more than c, because it helps with preventing bugs in the syntax itself.
6174 (Kaprekar‘s Constant)
I don't get why going to movies is seen as a thing you should do with your friends. You're not supposed to be talking during it, and if you are, you're annoying everyone around you. Unless the plan is to go to the movie and then get a meal at which point you can discuss it after. But otherwise, I pretty much only go to movies alone.
Sounds a bit like "yoke" in Irish English.
> You neither benefit significantly nor lose significantly as the stock moves around. I've never in my life seen an equity plan like it, and that's not a comment on whether it's good or bad, just that it's unusual.

I thought Stripe moved to this compensation model last year
> I think it's great the author made an account today on HN, and is replying to questions from his post. This is one if the best parts of the community here.

:)

> I would love to see some test done on newer CPUs

So, the site is a free time thing run by several people, all of which are either students or have other full time jobs (not full time reviewers with samples of the latest hardware). No one happened to have an ICL/TGL/ADL CPU available. I do have an ADL result from earlier today showing full boost after 0.5 ms, but that person also overclocked and may have used a static voltage. Maybe we can get an addenum out with more results but I wouldn't bet on it.

And yeah probably. In an extreme scenario you could just lock the CPU to its highest clock. Then you'll never see a transition period at all.

> logged the PSU
I don't have a power meter or PSU capable of logging
Mr. Robot has a lot of obvious nods to its influences, and that's fine. I loved the series, hated the ending thouugh.
I haven't done any OEM deals, but I think that's an interesting angle! BambuLab added lidar defect detection to their lineup. Prusa recently launched "Prusa Connect" for remote file management.

One insight that I have is that 3D printing ("additive manufacturing") is just one process among dozens used by small manufacturing shops. The hardware vendors launching software clouds/products are missing the bigger picture, which is that manufacturers need ERP and production schedule management way more than a "file cloud" per hardware vendors.
In Korean geosigi (거시기) fills this role, which can be used as any part of speech.
You’re right and fair enough.

I do feel though that SMS porting is such a lax system that using it as an authentication factor leads you into a lot of (SMS && social-engineering) situations that would be more preventable if SMS was not involved.

I say this fully realising that in this scenario the party allowing allowing these attacks to work due to poor understanding or lack of proper checks is the real problem.
My experience with Craigslist has been that there are a lot of keyword-stuffed scam listings in search results, but they are generally sorted below more useful results, and generally easy to spot and ignore.

It makes sense to me as a strategy for leveraging fuzzy automation. Sorting is less risky than hiding or deleting. If the system gets it wrong, there is a still an opportunity for motivated users to dig down and find incorrectly down-sorted items.
A significant misconception is about who writes the codes. I haven't looked closely at NFPA's model, but many of the Law Publishers actually have outside volunteers write the codes - government officials, industry professionals and interested third parties.

Another misconception is around where their revenue comes from. ICC for example (who we know the best given their 2 lawsuits against us), makes 80.0% of their revenue from program services, including consulting, certification, and training, which do not rely on profiting by limiting access to the law (see their last 990). These non-profit organizations are extremely lucrative and pay their executives many times the median non-profit executive salaries.

We've had various laws based on ICC codes on our site since 2016, and they're making more money than they've ever made (https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/363...).
I predict the opposite will happen. GPU demand will drop, which means GPU manufacturers will have less money to spend on R&D.

GPU prices may go down in the short term, but long term GPU speeds will stagnate.

I wish there was a way to put a 1 year timer on this comment to see who's right me or stuntkite.
Thank you for the comment, and I commend your mission. Do you have a website or more detailed information about your intended approach? My email is in profile if you would prefer to share privately.
Indeed. My favorite theatre memory is getting to play Septimus, and having an audience member tell me the lynchpin of my interpretation was something they had never realized before. The tiny, infinite reward of having a role in a masterpiece. :-)
This must be one of the biggest dummy spits in the history of computer hardware!
FIIIIINALLY I can buy a decent GPU to edit video with, which is far more important than making pretend number money.
Hook a PC up to your TV. My TV doesn't even have internet access.
Maybe I'm debating semantics, but I enjoy going to bars alone. I wouldn't go to a club alone though. Maybe it's more accurate to say I enjoy going to the pub alone. It depends on what each type of bar means to you I suppose.

I'm more akin to what the author describes: doing it primarily while traveling for work. I usually sit at the bar, have a pint and a basket of some sort of greasy finger food. I'd say 3/4 the time I find myself in smalltalk with others near me, or even the bartender. I'm not an incredibly social person either but I've found practically every experience doing it enjoyable. Doubly so since I'm travelling. Talking with others on their travels or the locals is great ways to find other things to do if you find yourself with the time to spare. Quick Edit: Airport bars are great some of the best for this experience imo. I've met some incredible individuals for the 10 minutes we share a space.
Dude, bipolar disorder can be just about cured in some people by dosing them with ground-up rocks. Lithium is a chemical element. If it isn’t inducing some kind of chemical change, what is it doing?
The civil servant representatives may be older, but they don’t hold the power. They are hired by the power to serve the power. Again , we are talking about the power, not those who the power has delegated some work to.
> I dislike it more than being alone at home.

That seems like it is phrased that way? I'm not saying it's wrong to feel that way, it was just a question if even being alone at home is really such a bad thing.
Yes! The game itself supports [PRINT_MODE:TEXT] in the ini. Depending on the version you might need a virtual x server to trick the game into starting though.

Used that to run it via wine + quemu on my android phone, at a whopping 5fps at embark. Didn't play for long, but was totally worth it!
The last time I wrote a cheque was in the early 90s I think.
Good question :)

When it comes to reliable streams and WebTransport vs WebSockets I really don't see much improvement. Where I do see a simplification is when it comes to WebTransport vs WebRTC data channels. It's just a simpler API and protocol.
I've never really understood why there are all these 3rd party variants of GPU's in the first place and not just all from Nvidia.
This isn't how these things work. Storing a personal information without consent is against GDPR even if you gathered this personal information through OSINT. It's not because some personal information is accessible publicly online for whatever reason that it gives you the right to collect it in your database. (otherwise GDPR would be very weak given the amount of information that can be accessed through OSINT)
> It's unclear what I can play where

This seems to be a feature of YouTube in general. I can’t count how many times I’ve been “unable to view a YouTube kids video in MiniPlayer” for a video that’s definitely not for kids.
There are some genetic factors that contribute - it tends to cluster in families. But genetic pre-disposition is just one factor; just because a person has some genes associated with bipolar doesn't mean they will develop it. Genes associated with bipolar have overlap with genes associated with schizophrenia and autism.

Bipolar is also associated with trauma in a person's life, however some people develop bipolar without any particular trauma.

There is also some evidence that it could be a result of viral infection, similar to MS.

There seem to be some difference in calcium channels in cells among people with bipolar, as well as sodium levels within cells.

Bipolar is associated with difference in blood brain barrier permeability.

Bipolar is associate with increased propensity to get eczema.

There are generally some structural difference in people with bipolar's brains, although it's unclear if those are what cause the disease, if the disease causes them or if treatment causes them. Or all of the above.

Basically, there are tons of potential causes, but most studies are limited by size, length and the population willing to participate in them. Study participants are often in an in-patient setting, which is generally people with a more severe form of the disorder, and is also when the disorder is at its worst, and doesn't allow for tracking the overall course of the disorder. Some long term longitudinal studies would be great
The Fourth Estate is probably a better place to start.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Estate

Sadly, it seems even the Fourth Estate doesn't know its name and/or role. Being a parrot and/or sock puppet doesn't qualify (as journalism).
I personally doubt you'll get anything out of this route, but maybe I'm not seeing a line of reasoning that led to this.

On a more helpful note, I'd check out a few books (try https://hackernewsbooks.com) and then pick a subject/domain you find interesting and create a small project to use as a learning medium.

Also, to tinker with assembly you could start with simple but interactive processor and assembly simulators/emulators; there are a few web ones floating around like https://schweigi.github.io/assembler-simulator/ or https://kobzol.github.io/davis/ but there are also more graphical ones too. Later you can maybe move to more serious virtualization software like qemu
This should also be a good time to review all of your meetings.

One of the biggest delineations between engineering levels is the amount of autonomy afforded.

With no juniors, there should be less time needed for team meetings.
I can't believe it didn't mention my favorite, asciipOrtal
If it is any help, their decision was made in April, 5 months before the merge. They told they lost money on 3080+ cards as well.
Terms like this are not uncommon in vendor contracts generally, it is not specific to Amazon. It is often a point of negotiation and the details are specific to product categories. There are also common strategies for working around or minimizing the practical impact of these kinds of terms if you are the vendor. I've dealt with these kinds of terms for decades and I've never sold anything on Amazon.

A factor here is that many vendors on Amazon, even major household brands, are surprisingly unsophisticated about how they structure their business with Amazon. I know someone whose entire business is helping major brands structure their Amazon business correctly to get what they want out of that relationship. They are overwhelmed with new work from companies that you'd think would be competent to do this themselves.
Huh. That's reassuring.
The Gostak
Excellent article, thank you. And you're right, this scam needs a name.
Do we have any reason to believe to the contrary?
Ask HN: How do you cancel your startup, after adoption?
Everybody always talks about how to start/build your startup, however, once you've built something, people start to adopt it, and you realize it's loosing money, how do you undo it?

Some background:
I'm about to start building a startup, because I'm fairly certain that one of the companies, in that space is going to crash in about 2-3 years. I would really like to take their customers from them (customers == organizations, about 30, I'm certain that about 10 of these are willing to pay for my software). They're (crashing org) making a software which requires updates like once or twice per year, due to legislation changing. Since, they're going to crash, or at least discontinue their product, organizations that purchased this product, have about half a year to adopt a new solution. My software is going to require same HW as their's does, so there's no upfront cost for these organizations. Switching to another HW is a question of about $15k in total, and 2 months of work. I've decided to label the software as SAAS (self-hosted, can't decide between monthly/yearly payments), since competition does this as well. My problem is that this competition is a corportation that can offer price around 10x lower than mine. Basically what I would like to ask per month (monetarily), they ask per year, since they operate at big scale.

My question:
Let's say, that organizations, in need of my new software (about 10 at least) adopt it. I don't know if I will be able to acquire new customers (since the corporation can offer better pricing, support, everything). However, once those companies adopt my new software and I realize that it's not worth it, how do I undo my work? I'm really scared that I will be unable to acquire new customers, and eventually have to maintain this old money-loosing software. If I just decide one day, to not continue developing this product, can't they sue me?

PS: Is HN a place to ask these kinds of question? If not, where should I ask?

Thanks in advance.
Car dealerships don't do significant product modifications like GPU integrators. Unless you consider an undercoat or bedliner to be significant modifications.
Oh yeah, it's a lotto ticket for sure. Even starting the job, I told my wife I was playing the startup lottery. She's fine with it since we have over 6 months of expenses in savings, and work in security, I won't have a hard time finding a new job if we went belly up.

The company is very transparent with the numbers, though. Every month we have an all-hands meeting and the CEO goes over numbers, including current ARR, burn rate, balance, and runway.

We received a $75M Series C in May, and in our last fiscal year we 4X'd our ARR. We're doing pretty well.
Ope.
These are all amazing points.

In my opinion, they all fall under the category of a body doubling effect. Your second and third points strike a particular chord for me as well. I wrote a bit about why my cofounder and I are creating Double rather than doing it alone. In essence, we are cofounding because seeing the other person also trying their best and going through the rough parts with me drives me to keep going. (It's a quick read here: https://doubleapp.xyz/blog/dont-sleep-in-the-mud ).
Hope sustains me, but if it all falls apart I might just have to commit to punching out that solarpunk AR novel I've been taking notes about for ten years.
Anyone want to provide a little context?
Those numbers are based on $0.1/kwh electricity costs. Here in the UK the cost is around $0.4/kwh, so I don't believe any of those cards would generate any sort of profit. Basically the electricity cost is the main driver, and you'd need to check what your local cost is to evaluate this.

Of course if you are running from home generated power (e.g solar) then the equation changes, but so does the capital cost.
GPT-3 tokens explained – what they are and how they work
For what it's worth the phone portion is a voice call where you have to enter a number with touchtone.
Without SLI no you can't.
Likely. According to GamersNexus, EVGA is currently losing hundreds of dollars on high end 3000 series GPUs right now.
An obvious example is zero-dollar listings with a different dollar amount in the title.
Seems extreme, but if you aren't making a profit, or enough profit to fund future operations, and there isn't any sign of that changing in the future - then yes you should close that part of the business.

Which is certainly rough on the employees. But the perplexing part of the announcement is that they aren't going to be entering other segments of the PC industry. Perhaps margins on motherboards aren't healthy enough? High-end designer cases could make money but I suspect the volume isn't there.
Satoshi is actually a time traveling Roko's Basilisk creating itself.

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Roko%27s_basilisk
A billion dollars a day in gross processing volume. You're just rude and keep doubling down with your arrogance, throwing around words like "blind" when we ran disciplined SPADE processes across senior engineering.

I'm done with this conversation.
If you say something's bad, you imply something else is good. So can you identify some contrasting technologies which didn't start out as a "garbage fire of greenhouse gasses and e-waste" or the appropriate equivalent? Are you wanting a world contains only those born perfect technologies?
By making people use SaaS when there's little to no actual benefit to them for doing so, it makes them do all their work on the company's server. Getting recurring payments for this is one obvious way this increases the company's income.

But it also allows companies to derive income even if they don't directly charge for the service, because it allows for comprehensive collection of the user's data. (Note: I'm not talking about the data the user is processing -- although that's a risk, too -- but data about the user's machine, how they use the software, etc.)

And it locks them in to such a system.
How to Send a Message 10k Years into the Future
I know nothing...

...but give the current employees voting rights without equity, proportional to their seniority... (Or just 1 vote each.)

And then start rolling out equity, maybe, depending.
Best tip I have is to change the settings to have right mouse button enter/repeat last command. Saves so much time when drafting pipe isos.

But really why is 3D in AutoCAD so slow even on a very fast computer with a top of the line graphics card?
Did it ever make sense to have partner cards? I never understood the business model. You effectively let go of substantial control over product. Understand EVGA had good/great reputation but this might be another indication that Nvidia is preparing for the coming down swing as crypto mining comes to a halt. That said, Nvidia still has a monopoly.
I wonder how much trouble I would get in if I broke my phone in half before handing it over to the agents. I can't imagine it would go over well, especially with the damaged lithium ion battery and broken glass involved.
Stories have been written! On this very subject. Back in the day.
I actually liked the article and I think the first image is really informative.

I guess my point is the "clock frequency ramp time" is really due to the interplay of a bunch of different control systems, some in the OS and some not. And when those systems get mixed together, in a somewhat uncontrolled way (which is the case for most PCs), a huge amount of variability is the result and that's what the article did a good job quantifying but IMHO didn't make clear.

But at the time scales in your plots "how quickly CPUs change clock speeds" is basically an implementation choice.

Just my $0.02
That's a good question! I didn't think to look until you asked. It looks like it didn't, which is a bummer because then I could have asked my friends to get my photos...
Try to find a used computer or phone or really any other electronic. FB Marketplace has 5x the inventory.
Not disagreeing at all. I get irrationally angry when a website shits the bed because of flashy UI BS.

One thing I will say is that I personally appreciate "modern" UIs (when they work) because I have ADHD and the visual clutter of "old fashioned" websites is a serious problem for me. I have old reddit set to 200% magnification just to keep the amount of content on the screen to a minimum, and to minimize the width of lines of text.

Again though, I do still prefer snappy and functional over 'elegant' and sluggish, even if it's more difficult for me to focus.
Hello GPT3 (or attempt at mocking GPT3 accusations?)
I agree with this. I find it so weird that there exists a strong cultural stereotype with a narrative that young people are more independent minded and rebellious. I can very often predict the opinion people in their 20's with very few prior data points. However I find myself much more reserved when opening new conversations with middle aged folks since I'm so often surprised by their humor, independent thoughts, and unique experience.

I suppose I'm stating the obvious, but I had a very noticeable youth bias when I was in college and into my early 20's and really needed to be shaken out of it.
Yeah but the bots would so there's that.
I mean, from the beginning their name was styled "eVGA" and they sold VGA cards.
Yeah I feel everyone around me who used this word added a bit of a "t" sound to the end. It wasn't until I was an adult I saw it spelled out like "jawn".