skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The energy price depends on the price of most expensive sold energy source.

Nuclear energy and wind and PV energy are pretty cheap but electricity from gas is expensive at the moment.

But because of the merit order system all electricity is sold at the price of gas produced energy independent of the real production cost.

So if the price of one needed energy source rises, the prices for all skyrocket, not matter if the expensive one is needed for 1% or 50% of the energy demand.
All costs the same of the most expensive one.
Not as good as the main part is audio discovery and auto playlists which are crap. Only pointed out since a lot of people tend to think its a 1:1 replacement not including the tech knowhow.
They're not even discriminating again straight cisgendered people, it's more targeted than that, only straight cisgendered, white and Asain men. They make an allowance for all women.

I personally don't think this form of discrimination is ethical, moreover its ripe for abuse.

What prevents me (morals aside) from claiming LGBTQIA status? Aside from the T (usually), none of those are observable or provable. Can I claim to be black, or Latino as well, or will that be verified against by a 3rd party? If verified by a 3rd party, how are they doing it? What of Latinos who appear white? Will there be a subset of these minority groups that are denied participation because they look "too white"?

This, along with similar programs and affirmative action measures, is just racism/sexism/bigotry/etc in another form. These sort of programs are always enacted in the name of equity, but select for only the most successful among the claimed oppressed groups. If they were to simply change the criterion to measure economic background and upbringing, the program would have so much more utility. There are a higher % of black Americans in poverty than white Americans. The solution to bring about equity isn't to specifically target the black Americans in poverty, but to target all in poverty regardless of ethnicity, race, or self-identification.
Generally, not for cubesats though, but irrelevant to disposable mirrors
In a pure economic sense someone who lost 10% of their $1000 in savings is doing far worse than someone who lost 10% of $1,000,000 in savings. To the first person that 10% could be the difference between whether or not they have enough to pay rent that month. To the second it's the difference between whether or not they put a down payment on their second home.
Some "pro apps" like Minecraft, apparently.

It's pretty frustrating to see AMD put so much effort back into the segregation of its workstation cards with proprietary drivers. They just made so much progress with AMDGPU.

People with consumer cards could be benefiting from this work right now, making all AMD cards (and the brand itself) more valuable; but that wouldn't help them squeeze more money out of enterprise customers!
The skeptic in me wonders to what extent this is due to strengthening of labour laws in China; if India's labor laws are relatively weaker, and it provides better optics (a "democracy"!) then that might explain Apple's move?

I don't know enough about the situation, but this is just a thought that comes to mind.
Essentially the same difference between vectors and arrays. A vector is an element of a vector space. A vector can be represented as a coordinate array in a basis, but it is not the coord array. Consider the vector 1 + x + x^2 you might use the canonical basis for polynomials {1, x, xx, xxx, ...} and then the coordinate vector is [1 1 1]. The coordinate and the basis represent the polynomial. But the polynomial isn't a list of numbers.

A matrix is the coefficient list of a linear transformation, but it is not the transformation. The derivative operator is a linear transformation. It's representation as a matrix is just coordinates. But the operator is clearly more than that.

A tensor can be written down and you can compute with the components, but the tensor itself is the basis independent transformation. Not a list of components.
Here is another Web3 search engine: https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
Thanks for having the hubris to post your very reactionary views in a decreasingly patriarchal world.
I think, and this is all set in the very different educational system, that if there was an education track purely devoted to vocational learning that it'd be perfectly socially acceptable to delay enrolling until it's relevant to you or to re-enroll later if you'd benefit from different vocational skills.

I'm a CS major myself but when I first entered university I was pursuing a degree in statistics and had hardly done any computer programming at all in high school - I was computer literate and played plenty of games but programming had never been accessible or interesting until I started using SASS and then moved on to more powerful languages.
Russia can't sell as easily as it sells to Europe for the same reasons Europe can't buy from other sources easily. Pipeline availability and capacity.
> But trees are trivially linarizable. What will you do when you need to describe a graph, when there's some direct relationships between sub-systems?

Graphs are reducible to lists of nodes and edges which are very linearizable.

That may not be the most useful form for comprehension, but linear forms are quite good for writing and storing. Visual notation is useful for presentation here, but IME quality is much lower in drawn diagrams than rendered-from-linearly-authored-text diagrams, which explains why most of my diagramming is done in a text editor (e.g., in Markdown+Mermaid) with visual preview.
AGPL explicitly prevents this: any service provided with AGPL software must be AGPL. That's the whole point of the license.
>> Nix is the cornerstone of the ecosystem

I thought Nix is the ecosystem?
Transient cell-in-cell formation causes tumor relapse/immunotherapy resistance
Serendipity is when you look for how to learn Rust from a Python developers perspective and the first post is on how to migrate from Python to Rust
Higher risk too.
That would be RPG/400 for me. I "know" how to program in that a little bit, but I've never put it on my resume, and I never will. You can't pay me enough to write RPG code.

As for Java... I don't get the hate. It's not perfect by any means, but I generally enjoy working in it. Maybe just because I've been doing it so long and I've normalized whatever pains there are. That said, given a choice between pure Java, and Groovy, I will generally go with Groovy instead. It takes away enough of the sharp edges to make what I consider a quite fine language.
Sugar helps fuel a nervous system that is lacking energy from constant stress and overwhelm.

Chocolate will release serotonin but you need to binge quite a lot of it.
Fair. This holds a place in my mind as "basically the same as alkyne - azide" since Tetrazzine is "more or less azide" and dbco is "more or less cyclooctyne". More to the point of the thread, I don't think the Tetrazzine/dbco is orthogonal to alkyne-azide -- they will cross-react -- am I wrong about that?
LED TV explodes killing teen in India
Jaded conspiracy theory:

I believe some people within certain organizations are aware of the waste at some point or another, but it's the price said certain organizations chooses to pay in order to implement a great micromanagement system.
sorry; whoops, I don't know why I said multiplications there. I somehow thought the "more additions" somehow meant "fewer multiplications," but no, it's just "more additions but faster performance on target." edited.

your other comment notes that for some shapes, even in standard arithmetic, they have found algorithms with fewer multiplications than best-known. but those don't seem to extend to an algorithm with better asymptotic complexity for multiplying general matrices. otherwise I'd assume they'd claim them :)
/usr/bin/locate and /usr/bin/find will still work.

>$ man locate
>$ sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.locate.plist
>$ locate brain

>$ man find
>$ find [this directory] [criteria and action]
>$ find . -name "brain" -print
Nix vs NixOS?
As a 20-something, I see a lot of people my age that way, way overestimate the negative impacts of climate change, to the point where they admonish and make fun of people who want to have kids. I can’t help but think their media diet is somewhat to blame. Climate change is not going to be good, but there is good news on the technology front that you’d almost never hear if you got all your news from the big news outlets. For example, the IEA predictions for new solar additions have been terribly out of touch with reality for nearly a decade now [1], and before I saw this all I had seen was doom and gloom about how we could never scale up renewables fast enough. Seeing even the IEA be so wrong really makes me wonder what other good news I’m missing out on seeing.

[1] https://www.visualcapitalist.com/experts-bad-forecasting-sol...
If you are in the US there are 3mo/6mo promos for 1/4th the cost if you look and you can create multiple accounts.
Bingo! It's nuanced and process shouldn't rule people. Unfortunately process often rules people and those shops will insist to their dying day that they are agile.
> The USA will inevitably vote themselves more money, as they currently have, and cause so much inflation than the reserve currency hurts all the others and eventually the euro will become #1. When that happens European union will become quite strong and the brits will be kicking themselves for brexit.

Nah, us americans are too smart for all that. We'll just start a nice big war.
> One who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ.
> they go out of fashion when too many use it

I just don't see that applying to any of those, certainly not G+ :)
Treading on slippery slope are we. You talk about democracy but the USA itself is a two party democracy not a true democracy at heart. In India you can start your own political party and contest in elections. Since it got independence from the Britishers, India has stayed a democracy and will hopefully remain so. (Unless maybe CIA organises a coup d'état)
Does anybody have a good "execute a command when nothing changes" tool? I have some situations where I'd like to take action if, say, a file hasn't had its mtime updated in 24 hours.
>Then what would be the point of living a healthy lifestyle everyday if you can simply 'get healthy' in a matter of months when you need it.

Because the labs are just indicators of whether or not damage is being done.

If you have high LDL for example, disease state is correlated to how long, and how high LDL levels have been. (The evidence for that is robust.) So for example, while you can improve those levels in 6 months, that doesn't mean you weren't racking up damage for the previous 10 years.

This is a common thing with most health indicators actually: blood pressure, LDL, blood sugar, etc. End organ damage, and risk of adverse events are correlated to how high and how long levels were maintained.
Polaris are doing an EVA mission next year on dragon. There will be mods but essentially they're tethered by an umbilical and they'll depressurise the entire vessel
That looks wrong: https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/GBR/united-kingdom/deb...
Employees learned, yes. But I don't think big co's have bought into it enough and i'm afraid the "compromise" is going to eventually be a lot of jobs either moved overseas or just a race-to-the-bottom for salaries within the U.S. as employees are sourced from areas with lower cost of living.

If we convince employers that we're "more productive" at home, then whats stopping them from finding cheaper employees elsewhere?
Is there a definition for tech journalist not understaing what they wrote about?
https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/22/ask-not-for-whom-the-deadpool-tolls

Just an example, I can share hundred more old article like this. It's so boring with lack of information.
The problem is who is going to determine what is misinformation and what percentage of accurate information will be classified as misinformation.
That there have been few blackouts in the past - with natural gas aplenty and more nuclear power stations online, fewer electric cars demanding to be charged, fewer data centres which each are good for half the output of a modestly sized power station - does not mean much for the current or direct future situation. Here's the differences, in case I need to spell it out:

- the relative dearth of natural gas does not just affect Germany...

- ...it also affects countries around Germany which use natural gas for power generation...

- ...which means less power is available for export by those countries to Germany...

- ...just at the start of winter which is the season when electrical power demand peaks.

I live in Sweden where blackouts only occurred due to natural disasters, mostly storms taking out local power distribution infrastructure. Things have changed here, both due to the closure of half the nuclear capacity which has now been acknowledged by the CEO of the state-owned backbone power distributor "Svenska Kraftnät" to be the main cause of the problems middle and southern Sweden experiences [1] as well as due to the larger demands placed on export capacity due to the problems in Germany and elsewhere. There are warnings for potential blackouts here as well which hitherto was something unthinkable given the overcapacity Sweden normally has.

[1]https://sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/svenska-kraftnat-i-varsta-f...
ITT a lot of attempts to reproduce which didn't catch the assertion that this is alleged to have happened during background processing hours/days after receipt.

It's not supposed to be happening promptly; reproducing (or not) will take a couple days AFAIK?
Deconstructing the Social Engineering Behind the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit
Inflation does wonders to debt!

(At least until they raise the interest rate to match inflation)
Hopefully some things get renamed eventually!
"Lots of smart kids who didn't have to work very hard in high school learned early that they were going to have to work harder in college."

Some don't learn early either. I was smart enough to coast along for quite a while doing little and then I suddenly had to apply myself (it was a bit of a shock). I had to relearn how to apply myself and it was harder than I anticipated.

Of course, this never applied to truly brilliant kids (they're the ones I envy). It also doesn't help when one's parents kept pointing to a couple of brothers who lived several blocks away from my home and saying to the effect 'why can't you stop mucking around and just apply yourself like them'. (They were in different classes to me and a year's difference separated them. Trouble was my mother and theirs used to associate with each other (mother's club and all that stuff), so such comparisons were easy.)

It turned out later that it wasn't that they just had normal brains but with lost of application to study—but more. Some years later (perhaps a decade or so) I opened the pages of Scientific American and started reading a fascinating and informative article, it was then that I turned to the author's name only to realize that I knew that 'bastard'. Also a check of the references showed that he had a string of publications about the subject in other advanced publications.

As they say, that's life.
カンバン then!
The US government can't ban Chinese manufacturing/assembly, in the short term, without completely destroying the US economy.

My naive assumption is that manufacturers will reduce rusk in fear of the reverse: China putting up restrictions, requirements, and supporting straight up takeovers (ARM China).
It is arguable. I would be fine if Apple crashed and burned. I don't use any Apple products. My company does, but Apple folded, I'm sure we would just move to Android or something.

Apple is the only company I have ever seen, that doesn't give business discounts. We pay the same as any Joe off the street. Even Microsoft doesn't do that. Fuck Apple.
Space is big. Just because both are in L2 doesn't mean they will be close.
Lol what high quality content creator is posting exclusively on instagram stories?
Very much agree with this sentiment.

Even 10 years ago everything seemed to be "normal" in the sense that it's same old stuff, nothing too major. There's always going to be the political disagreements and all that. But things have shifted like crazy.

And I don't think it's just because of technology that we are able to read what more people are thinking right away and have more instant access to news. Although, it kind of is simply because we are able to see how insane more and more people are.. but it's more than that.

There has been a massive shift and divide in many countries and it's literally to the point that it impacts people on a daily basis. Seeing how so many people care so little about others has never been more apparent.

You had the US president trolling people every day on twitter for 4 years straight. And then seeing just how much of the population is OK with the utter insanity. Don't tell me that doesn't take a toll on people even if you try as much as you can to avoid it.
Time to buy bitcoin.
> * just a little antidote about something else that the internet seems to love about 'Seinfeld'*

Nit: Anecdote, not antidote.
I'm enjoying those!

Honestly, I had a bit of impostor syndrome kick when you mentioned that the 330 course was required, being self taught and all... but I know OCaml so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Currently going through the Crafting Interpreters book and this seems like an excellent supplement for my journey into the world of language hacking.

Thanks a lot for posting those, they are very clear and encouraging!
"secure" phone could be done relatively easily, the phone companies don't want to because it would cost them money and reduce revenue.
So (still trying to understand exactly what's what)... those companies are the ones providing connectivity to the actual scammy robocallers? Or what is it that they do?
Should I use flakes or not? Every single library I find is a Nix Flake, but insists that Flakes are experimental. Who makes the decision that they are not experimental? At what point does majority adoption of flakes overrule? Why are they still behind a feature flag in the CLI?

What is Nickel? Is this an officially endorsed project? It’s run by Tweag — do they run Nix? Most core contributors work for Tweag. What is the fate of the Nix language? Should I start investing in this new language?

Why is documentation still so bad? Why is there not a clear and official answer to documentation generation? Syntax linting? Testing? Who is in charge of trying to fix SEO for documentation?

Nix is technologically sound but is struggling organizationally from its explosive growth
+1, I was thinking the same thing, even though I am definitely and eagerly going to read the research paper on McCarthy's rediscovered interviews. There was a beauty in his reluctance to give interviews; I admit having spent a lot of time years ago to track down stuff that would shed some light on his personality and the rationale behind his punctuation style. And, I felt kind of happy to realize that I have to make most of the conclusions myself.

I liked the image of Cormac McCarthy the recluse, but oh well.

In the age of digital archives, there's no "right to be forgotten" for geniuses, I guess.
When you make a phone call, your phone sends metadata containing your phone number to whomever you are calling. That's what the recipient sees as your caller ID.

Of course, since you control your own device, you can make that metadata contain anything you want.
Quoting myself on twitter:

https://twitter.com/cHHillee/status/1577713102434361344

I'm quite suspicious about their hardware benchmarks. They're not writing custom kernels, they're relying on a graph compiler like XLA to automatically fuse their decomposed matmuls (and my guess is that XLA will not be very good at this).

Moreover, as far as I can tell, they don't report absolute performance numbers anywhere. In other words, I suspect that a naive N^3 matrix multiplication would absolutely smoke them in performance.
Does India imports more gas from Russia than EU?
The robocalls I get these days ask you to press a button to continue, hearing more about your expiring warranty, etc. If you don't respond in a few seconds it disconnects.
I'm not aware of context, but looking at the latest release seems to have fewer changes compared to the releases before it.
https://nixos.org/manual/nix/stable/release-notes/rl-2.11.ht...
I use isync with maildir-utils (aka mu) through Emacs' mu4e. With HTML mail disabled it is wonderful.
India is more of an ally to the US than Russia. The prime minister openly asked for the war to stop, which is hardly a show of support.

I don't see how you can complain about environmental impact when the average Apple user in the US probabaly has an order of magnitude higher impact on the environment than the average Indian.
Probably the most common matrix multiplication is (nx9) x (9xm) (9 = 3x3 cells from a convnet) . If you can optimize the shit out of those you might be in business for something interesting.

Though to be honest the real slow step in machine learning is training and the slow step in training is the outer product of two matrices.... I don't believe there is an algorithmic way out of that one.

For non-ml/non-GF purposes, you might also worry about numerical stability of these matrix multiplications, which is not addressed in this paper.
I do not think it cold get much worse than the state of things in Twitter, honestly.

This is just my opinion, you do not have why to agree, of course.
Is there a way to calculate like... the debt but in "inflation adjusted" dollars?
> It's amazing to see a 32 year old chunk of hardware remain active and useful to this day. And projected to remain functioning for another 15 years.

With only a few billion dollars spent on maintenance, including five space shuttle servicing missions.
If he's too big and scary for anyone in the neighborhood to beat up, he probably will.
A Unlikely Chess Game
That assumption didn't age very well. In many if not most modern architectures multiplication still does take more cycles than addition but can have a higher throughput if scheduled well, and fused multiply-add can be as fast as a single multiplication, essentially giving a free addition.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caller_ID_spoofing
There's 2 things that I think are conflated here:

1. When Apple first switched from kexts to the network framework for apps like LittleSnitch, they exempted a ton of their own system processes (things like the App Store, and iCloud) from flowing through that framework. This change was reverted shortly after (I believe even before the GA release of that version, but don't quote me on that)

2. LittleSnitch ships with a bunch of default Allow rules designed to let expected first-party things like the App Store and iCloud work. I assume this is done so that the user experience for new LS users isn't "install app, entire system comes grinding to a halt". But these rules can be disabled by the user.
End the drug war and the problem will solve itself.
Process seems to be more complex & YC specific.

I want things to be easily available just like Who's Hiring.