skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In practice you don't need to recurse all the way down. 1 level of Strassen is enough to get real speeedups (if speedups are possible at all) and certainly for deep learning, the instability introduced by a single level will not matter.
How do you know it is not cz who orchestrated the hack?
And it’s literally aerosolized oil, so definitely not a calorie-free food!
Sorry about that, thanks for pointing it out. I'll learn.
>> one could argue there is a huge advantage to commuting from say Hebbal to Electronics City

I think you are underestimating the commute to Electronic city. It must be life sucking, same as the SV commute, probably more.
Do we need forward stability in the componentwise relative sense? This very much depends on the underlying real life application. If we ignore the question of accuracy and stability, then we just might endanger the people who depend on our software.
And if this was studied and proven to be true then all you contrarians would again reverse the arrow of causation saying that "no no no, it is not the iron supplements it is X".

Yes, of course we can not ethically proof that any one supplement has some precise effect, but instead of burying your head in the sand you can follow some general trends.
Without going too deep in Japanese real estate planning laws, iirc most I am aware of are more a "national guideline" and are frequently overridden by prefectures and cities. That's hardly on the level of actual national-planning, communist-style 5-year-plans.
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> 4) Performance evangelists and salesmen will try to convince everyone they need to get a response in 50ms, but for most use cases that's just ridiculous. Most people are fine getting a response in under a second. Just use a CDN for your static assets and your monolith will be fine.

That would be true if loading website was just single request. But today web apps load multiple requests and probably even more in the background since so many use microservices. When you say 200ms it sounds fast enough, but usually end result is between 3 and 5 seconds combined. If every request would go from 200 ms to 50 ms, total load time would be closer to 1 second, which is fast enough.
I thought all libraries using optical discs technology migrated to M-DISCs already.
because trump was in office and didn't do it? I get why say george w bush didn't do it, but trump was in office when public opinion had already changed enough.
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Given that this just creates an ics file, why bother with a server at all?
I guess it all depends on what your base threshold is. Once you move to SV, after a few years one might feel the same way.
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Not sure if you are a troll or a "hardcore" vegan. I am a vegan and I think people like you are the reason why people take issue with veganism and make fun of it. Animals shit on the ground to make manure. Guess we can't eat the plants that benefit from animal labor. Oh wait, that's organic fertilizer.
Will it be called "Cheerful Money" instead of "Mad Money"?
The timing might be strategic, but he did say he'd do it and now he has, so it seems weird to say it was clear he wasn't going to. Biden has a horrible history but he's also been a supporter of things he spoke out against in the past. The degree to which his recent actions or his past actions better reflect his actual beliefs is debatable, but even if it's just for political points, he's doing the things he said he would.
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I am coming across this site for the first time, is this a reputable one? What is the global ranking they use?
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"Cottage cheese ? Nah we have tofu"

These have completely different tastes and consistencies... especially if you're talking about firm/frozen tofu. Cottage cheese is not an adequate substitute. Not to mention that milk, which cottage cheese is made of comes from cows, and many people have ethical objections to factory farming of animals.

"protein through meat ? Nah we have beans"

Again, many people avoid eating animals for ethical reasons (or health reasons)... and, again, these are not equivalent in taste or consistency. There are taste/consistency reasons why burritos and chili, for example, have beans in them and not just meat.

"Omega 3 by just eating a goddamn fish which is available in the grocery store ? Nah I am gonna eat some processed capsule."

Some people have concerns about consuming too much mercury when eating fish, and want alternatives because of that, others because of ethical reasons once again.

Are these all uniquely American concerns? I don't think so. Just consider Asia, where eating tofu has been the norm for a very long time. Vegetarianism is also very popular in India and some other parts of the world.
So far I think the best option will be to do it on my own. But I would do it this way - the source would have to be VBR, not CBR since no transcoding would take place. What is put in is also what will be put out. With 1Mbit recommended quality.. The ingress will simply chunk the stream into 1-2 second segments and those will be sent to my "CDN" servers which will serve it from memory only with about 30sec buffer. The data would be pumped out via websocket(so i can easily send binary data) into MediaSource js object as uri for html video src. If the client is too slow consumer, he'll buffer the video. I don't need to provide youtube level of service.

--

Just did a small test with 10 sec desktop video recording in OBS:

CBR 3.35 MB

VBR 343 kB

ABR 840 kB

CRF 344 kB

So by not using CBR the data stream can deliver the same quality at 10x lower size(VBR, CRF) or 3.9x in case of ABR. CBR is needed for transcoding due to speed needed for that process but if I would pipe the data 1:1 as I said, then CBR is detrimental.
Biden: Armageddon if Putin uses a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine
Maybe his next article will be about antimatter?
Not if that 25 lbs is muscle
It can't work as phone. Only certain android tablets in certain regions can.
Yet another "blockchain bridge" attack.
I suspect you can't just "do things," there are lawyers that determine what you can do, and there are other factors (like "do you need literally everyone's vote to pass a bill through the congress" and "will it crash and fail in the senate anyways") that make these things a drag.

Same happened with the loan forgiveness, which is now being challenged in multiple courts. However, Biden doesn't have the power to push these issues through the proper process.

Do you want a state where "do more" means "more executive orders?"
I guess screensavers are something for nineties nostalgics nowadays, because no screensaver can be as battery friendly as turning the screen off completely. Ok, maybe you can enable the screensaver only when your laptop is on AC power, but that's one extra configuration step that not many make...
AI comes out of the closet to consistently threaten humanity
You are getting into territory where there isn't a consensus on whether it's "vegan" or not. The surface area of vegan practices is large and complex, and only certain core principles are shared by virtually all vegans. You probably won't find a lot of agreement from most vegans with your statement. Even organicly grown food uses organic pesticides, which could arguably be called not vegan due to killing insects. And there is organic meat after all.

A certain percentage of soil is made up of decomposed animals, so anything grown is not vegan by some arbitrarily strung out standard. Where do you draw the line?
Hello everyone, I am the author of this project.
Not sure what generated interest in this.

This was a project I did for my personal use case. But I haven't been using it since years. I'd recommend [entr](https://github.com/clibs/entr) for the use case watchman was to serve.
GDPR applies to companies doing business in Europe.

An American court is neither a company nor in Europe.
I just visited Riga, Latvia, and fish seemed to be fairly affordable there.
Unfortunately not. If the premise of the original comment is true, the comment I replied to doesn't work because Immelt would have become an MBA before Welch's "MBA way" made it into the MBA system, thus he wouldn't come from that school of thought. As the links in the other comment show, Immelt obtained his MBA around the same time Welch was just starting his leadership at GE, whereas the original comment suggested that Welch invented the "MBA way" while leading GE, and that eventually made its way into MBA programs.

It was a fun thought to ponder in a vacuum, but the real world has timelines.
> What would this "penalize" US court look like?

Asking them to pay a fine, ultimately backed by the threat of perhaps imposing tarrifs or seizing their assets in the EU.

> And what do you think the US reaction to something like that would be?

It would be negotiated, there would be a line in some treaty somewhere, most likely a fraction of a percent in the next trade deal.

Yes, the US is the mightiest country around, but that doesn't mean it can act with complete impunity. Publishing EU citizens' details without due process or compensation is no different from e.g. seizing the assets of an EU company without due process or compensation - something which would and should trigger a diplomatic protest.
I think the major project management tool is still Microsoft Project.

It should be able to do all of what you ask although I don't it will do what you ask in your third bullet point unless you specifically assign extra people to tasks.

However, as others have pointed out, how much a task will benefit of extra people is really something down to domain knowledge and experience and the tool is just that, a tool to help you.
That would be very interesting. Thanks, I now have another entry on my To Do list.
You can't sell things on a website if paypal blocks you. Money does not work here, crypto does. also, how do you convert your blocked paypal account into cash? cash and online banking are two different things.
It is derived from a rectalinnear extrication of facta sunt data.
not that insects do not deserve respect, as even if tiny, their brain structures are pretty complex but ha-ha-ha!

organic usually do not have any regulation and they use pesticides and herbicides and fungicide etc. plus the vast majority of organic farms underpaid labour that is a whole new treat to discuss! [0]
not even their efficiency on large scale to feed a 7 billion human population

[0] i volunteered for about a year in programs like WWOOF

edit: and ah, huge farms are using fertilizers from rocks for the vast majority of the time, it would be a big treat to spread manure over thousands of hectares/acres and not even considering the secondary treat of having to shake it from time to time so it can be good absorbed in soil… and regarding organic farms using manure etc. please, i prefer you eating meat than supporting organic farmers overexploiting poor people thinking they have sacred asses that are helping the planet that is heating less than ~1 degree Celsius each 10 years with humans at full rage in industry :]

2ndEdit: not that i am happy or not caring about global warming; i am fine being vegan for years now and my options of cycling and using the public transport, not having children etc.
but it is just about a short time (i hope) to politics roll laws about sustainability and the stuff can be more green again. as hoping on citizens being is just suicide. people are too static on their conformity of modern life, you know… what a disgrace changing excessive meat intake for some beans and 4 seat cars for some cycling and unpleasant fun on trains or buses
> I actually want to be able to identify where diminishing returns really kick in

That is your problem. If you listen, what you are hearing is that life is not so simple. People are people, they have a mix of skills, some more, some less, some communicate well. Bigger projects suffer communication problems in different ways. What you could be hearing is the voice of experience. It comes from being bitten too many times, mostly by people who believe in such charts.
So you move from plaatform that has firefox with proper extensions to one that has none?
I also can’t stand fish, the vegan capsules are a lifesaver as there’s no fishy after taste to deal with either
I think I'd rather have stack overflow offline, before I'd want wikipedia offline, though.
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Yes. It has a nook in the kitchen window where it gets a reliable signal. I just checked it and it's dead-on as usual.
Fingers crossed they support any S3-compatible local object storage system (e.g. Ceph) then all you need to do is completely change your storage system and probably duplicate it’s capacity during migration.

If this is the future of ES I don’t see a happy path for non-cloud customers…
It will not work. If you were cashed out far before apocalypse than some others high-entropy block will be after your tx. If you were cashed between the nukes have flied up and the first nuke explode than you can not effectively use your value.
Beans are way cheaper than meat
For others wonder what's this about, Celsius is a bitcoin lending / savings company apparently.
Phones now consistently/always outperform high-end cameras in brightly lit conditions involving the sky, water, snow etc. It's nearly impossible to get the same results with camera gear on account of them still having not figured out how to merge multiple exposures milliseconds apart.

If camera makers don't radically alter image processing on their bodies, they'll soon find themselves in a place even smaller than what's already a niche.
a lot of it is that to get continued gains, you run out of easy stuff to optimize. when Moore was alive and well, the job of chip designers was to build abstractions that let them cheaply scale down their designs without introducing too much overhead. now, is you want to announce 30% gen on gen improvement, you can only count on the fab to give you half of that (and even that has gotten harder. co-optimization is now needed, but is really hard). for the other half, you now need to hunt down every last inefficiency that you previously accepted to make your life easier. pure digital signals go to pam4. layout becomes less regular. you start trying to optimize the whole chip rather than just combining optimized pieces. then in 3 years, you have to find another 15% and the process repeats, but this time you have used up all the low hanging improvements.
Yes, it's a political move.

Yes, it's good.

There's no chance a republican politician would do the same.
That's a great idea! Try a random list of things that some stranger on the Internet has recommended
Yes, it did come close.

If it wasn't close, as you suggest, then why did a crew of people wade into highly radioactive water -- a probable suicide mission -- to manually operate the valves to drain the water?
GW-500A.
The system is best where moral actions emerge from rational self interest. E.g., being trustworthy is moral but also good for business. We want systems like that.
We're talking about algorithms for TPUs, which quietly quantize your float32 matrices to bfloat16 behind your back [0]. This is aimed at a crowd that doesn't care about stability.

[0] https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/b...
This looks great! I'll also check this out as someone who pivoted to rust tooling in the recent years.
Here are two more pictures:
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But without reinforcement, this is only a toy. But I find it interesting nonetheless.
He's being pushed? He promised to do this himself during the campaign. There is no credible evidence of any kind that he did this because he was "being pushed". In any case, it's the right move, and he did the right thing, and honestly, people like you need to pipe down, relax, smoke a fucking joint, be honest, and give him credit here where credit is due.

As for Biden "knowing how to do politics", you might want to spend some time studying Biden's astonishing legislative results over the past few months. He's apparently quite good at politics.
As a great example of what "classical" computer science can do, take a look at the driverless metro introduced in Lille in 1983 [1]. Researchers in France have used formal systems to prove system correctness and this shows in the reliability and safety of the metro. I like to think that this is a better way to handle complex problems than to just throw data and algorithms against and hope that it will work correctly for new data.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lille_Metro
MS and Apple are doing plenty more advertising to try to convert people to use their OS. The difference is that Linux is not backed by a large corporation, so naturally it relies on people talking about it, it's more similar to a grassroots movement that tries to e.g. get you to grow your own vegetables instead of buying at the supermarket.

I would also argue that the Mac community in particular is pretty vocal about trying to convert people to macs.
Even though running a screensaver on battery seems ridiculous at first, it might be cool to try to come up with a battery friendly design. It might need laptop screen hw that works in ambient light without backlight and changes patterns very slowly.
No need to be hostile, but I suppose I worded my comment a bit poorly.

I have no problem with following local law (or even just whatever Uber wants to enforce). I was annoyed that Uber's app did not make me aware of the mask requirement until after I was ready to book my ride.

Airports often have special pickup areas dedicated to rideshares. I always walk to the pickup area before booking when at an unfamiliar airport, because I don't know how long it'll take me to get there, and I don't want to keep my driver waiting.

In this case the pickup area was outside of the airport terminal and a fairly long walk. When I reached the pickup area I tapped 'book', and Uber then told me I needed a mask. I then had to walk back to the terminal to buy a mask.

So, I deleted Uber and installed Lyft. The first thing Lyft showed me was that a mask is required to ride in the area.

> Has it not been obvious that you need a mask when in enclosed spaces with strangers

If it's required by law, or if the driver asks me to, then I'm happy to comply. If I'm given the choice, I choose not to wear a mask.

I was traveling and was unaware that the locality that I had traveled to legally required a mask while in rideshares. I chose to respect law and my driver by walking back to the terminal to purchase a mask, rather than ignoring the message.
I think this is something that really needs more publicity. When I was younger street drugs were stupid, but generally speaking not lethally so. Now anytime you take an illicit substance you're risking a fentanyl OD.
Non-dairy milks are about the same price as dairy milk where I live.

Tofu is pretty cheap (about $2.64 - $3 where I live). It is also very versatile.

Beans are very cheap whether dried or canned. You can usually get them for about $1 / lb and the price drops of course the larger the quantity you buy.

Oh and if you think beans are a good source of protein, why don't you talk to my friend: split peas.

The only example I can see you gave that would be expensive is the "processed capsule" for omega 3 supplements.
Em... People tend to forget about good actions.

I'm sorry, but most people have short memories and short sight.
Among the most reputed. They've been rating cameras and lenses forever, and also make software for post processing and corrections (https://www.dxo.com/). I think they're now different companies, but the site is quite credible.
European ruled on USB charging adapter
Any one have thoughts on the new European rules of charging via USB - I cannot help but think that it ties them to the present that will soon be the past?
Just for fun: these "people in his [Biden's] administration" you speak of...who chose those people? I'm a little confused. Perhaps you can clear this point up.

Just be honest: you have 937 axes to grind and you are desperate to avoid giving Biden any credit, ever, for anything.
Short answer: because it's Bash. No syntax or language construct will do what you expected.
I was on holiday in Bude, Cornwall, UK this summer. I’d have taken the family on a day out touring cable landing sites if I’d have known there were 5 nearby !

What do they actually look like though ? I’m guessing it’s not a shed at the top of a beach, but something more robust ?
Yes. It is the gold standard test for phone cameras.

However, they do take payment for conducting tests on prerelease hardware, and there have also been controversies when they adjusted the test methodology to advantage certain new features - for example when they added a 'zoom' category just as apple added in a zoom lens, making that years iPhone win.
They're old now, but I remember when they were used to show off the first Pixel photos. Not sure if that was astroturfed.

Their scores are their own composite rankings.

But does it matter anymore? Everyone just picks a side now and sticks with it. Objectivity doesn't really factor into it anymore, sadly...
EVs created a major environmental disaster? Bigger than the regular environmental disaster that happens when industrial areas are flooded with water?

Citation. Really. Needed.
I see it also has an "UA" mode - which is funny, because the animation reminds me of the waves you can see in a field of wheat on a windy day, and the Ukrainian flag represents a field of wheat under a blue sky. Hey, I guess that's an idea for another screensaver with a similar mechanic...
We aren't talking about website loading speeds. This is about how quickly your mouse cursor moves in response to mouse movements and that latency needs to be 16ms or less.

Personally I can get latency down to 200ms over the internet into a remote datacenter with WebRTC. The challenge however in practice is that running a CPU without a GPU will eventually starve the CPU because it has to do intensive things like run a 1080p video at 60fps which aren't feasible on a CPU only machine. This CPU load will then slow down the video encoder and overall responsiveness (no, responsiveness doesn't mean a mobile layout here) of the remote desktop.
Sorry, what's the alternative?

Oh, right. Fossil fuels.

Or windmills with a terrible carbon footprint thanks to the concrete and deforestation. Not to mention the impact on the landscape, and the fact that they kill a ton of birds.

Or else we can use solar panels. Keep digging that ground for precious materials and poison local population.

Yeah, you're right. Nuclear is dangerous.