skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A whole lot of work has been done more recently on "perceptually uniform" color palettes. See the Brewer color palette family, the "scientific colourmaps" by Crameri, and the Viridis color palette family, the latter of which was famously adopted by Matplotlib several years ago.
I have some experience with ML and I have no idea what you're talking about. It kinda sounds like neural architecture search and sparse models created using weight pruning. Lots of people are working on both of those things, but IMO the latter (if that's what you mean by "Can you add weights non uniformly?") is a dead end for most use cases where you have some sort of accelerator or deep learning instructions available like on every modern desktop, laptop, phone, and server. Models that use their weights "efficiently" in terms of FLOPs tend to perform like crap on real hardware.
Interesting side note. I saw a Borders bookstore in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia just two days ago.

BORDERS @ Quill City Mall
https://maps.app.goo.gl/7U4GRrmACvMXyy9y6?g_st=ic
None. Don’t tolerate bugs.
boy, I sure do miss the brief period of time between religious zealots losing their power and ideological zealots gaining theirs.

it was good while it lasted.
yep! or do this at the dns level
If you do so, which I have tried, it will just show permanently no internet
Network compression is already a thing that is studied and forms of it are already used in production neural net models where latency / cost is important.

The way pruning works is not like how a "megatexture" works.
This is cool. We have integrated Whisper with our human in the loop tech at Scribie [1] and the results have been great. We offer free credits if you want to try it out.

[1] https://scribie.com
Can someone with more knowledge on this subject explain if there's a technical reason Cloudflare can't 'properly' MITM the inbound email.

That is you have your MX records pointing to `mx.example.com` in your example.com zone config, and enable the Cloudflare proxying of it (usual orange cloud in the UI).

Now, once it's proxied, Cloudflare returns the IP of their mailserver instead of yours on public lookup, just as they do when returing the IP of a proxied webserver.

So this Cloudflare MX server gets your mail, and then as it knows your 'real' MX server it connects to that server and delivers it to you, maybe adding some header or other on the way.

I don't like the fact they use bog-standard forwarding as it necessitates messing with your SPF records, getting crazy forwarding headers and having to navigate ARC etc.

There just seems to be a cleverer way to do this than just do what everyone else does, and they're generally ahead of the curve technically. Must be something I'm missing.
Sell a fraction of tickets at higher prices (perhaps via auction) ahead of time, and sell the rest at the door. Scalpers cannot pretend to be multiple people if they have to enter the venue and pay.

The known-price door tickets set a bound on the value of advance tickets, with the latter having a premium for certainty of getting in. Younger people with less money will place less value on certainty (they can wait in line at another concert).

Scalpers can still buy advance tickets and scalp them, but they have reduced pricing power because buyers might rather take a chance at $50 door tickets than pay $500 to a scalper. And there may be less bad press about tickets costing $500 if most of them are sold at the door for $50.
Impacting others? I started a Facebook group about a live stream for a falcon nest in Melbourne's CBD. It's had international news coverage and has been involved in a bunch of curriculums for schools around the world.

Personally? I built a heavy duty portable hard drive shredder than can shred a drive down to 1mm pieces in 60 seconds. Overall I sunk about $300k into the business and probably made back maybe $100k. I think we're 10 years ahead of the market, at least in Australia. But, it had huge impact on how I think about business, the customer, and how to pair the two instead of building awesome solutions no one needs (yet)
I believe the Bahaman incorporated entity is "FTX Digital Markets Ltd" https://bfsb-bahamas.com/providers/name/ftx-digital-markets-...

This is the entity (alongside the physical presence of SBF) by which the Bahamas are arguing they have jurisdiction over the FTX bankruptcy proceedings.
How many Android phones does it take to turn on a lightbulb
...sorry.
Hmmm. Let's start with some basics. Let's say you have windows and chrome.
On your windows desktop, right click then New > Text Document. Open it in notepad. Type this
<html>
<body>
hello world
</body>
</html>

Then save it. Right click on it, change the end of the name from .txt to .html

There you go, a static web site. Double click on it, and it will open in Chrome. When you want add more html and css, right click on it, and open with > notepad.
Particularly for unimportant things like authentication. There must be at least a dozen redirects when you login with your ms account online, none of which is a microsoft.com domain.
The Kotlin JetBrains connection and how they actively take options to kill using Kotlin elsewhere.

Vercel hasn't created an IDE for NextJS, and you are free to run NextJS in Cloudflare.

They also don't actively collaborate with an OS vendor to replace an existing language, stagnated on purpose, to help sell Kotlin.
Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach by Hennessy and Patterson: https://www.elsevier.com/books/computer-architecture/henness... is the standard text in this area, though it's more focused on architecture and microarchitecture design rather than the actual circuitry.

Computer Organization and Design https://www.elsevier.com/books/computer-organization-and-des... is a similar book but at a more basic level

Digital Design and Computer Architecture https://www.elsevier.com/books/digital-design-and-computer-a... is more hands on, taking you through how to build a RISC-V CPU in verilog
Crypto Fund Sino Global Had Deep Ties to FTX Beyond Equity Investment
Even more fun: https://16843009
The problem is that nobody does it, for example no DB (AFAIK) does it, they all store dates as something like a Unix timestamp.

And for a lot of things problems would be solved with +01:00 offset while for others you actually want Europe/Berlin offsets
imron has it right on this point, because upvotes and flags are in a sort of tug-of-war. Minimal flags can't defeat maximal upvotes.
Sometimes it's easier to write docs for other people's code. The fresh perspective helps a lot.
> even with the layoffs, we're still no where near head counts for 2019.

So then the question is where did all these people come from in just 2 years?
Some artists and promoters are already doing a money grab and hiding behind scalpers to do it. For big shows, a portion of the tickets may be removed from retail sales entirely and go straight to websites that are used for scalping tickets [0]. This let's artists be seen as offering tickets at reasonable rates while getting closer to market rates.

[0] https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/the-go...
A white collar raid doesn't need to bring guns.
According to this: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/... , there are 174,400 computer programmer jobs in the United States alone.

Not everyone being laid off is a programmer; in fact, I suspect that much of it is in recruiting, HR, and such.

And there are tons of "related jobs" - https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/...

Many people who get laid off go to work where most everyone else is working, and "unsexy" companies you've never heard of.
This site covers a lot of FPGA projects: https://opencores.org/projects

Also interesting: https://openrisc.io

In general, at one time the full Sun Sparc Processor was available to developers (complete with transparent encrypted memory manager unit), but forget about finding the source these days. Also, it is a bit overwhelming for 1 person to cover. =)
Newspapers need eyeballs. Twitter saga is popular topic.
I don't think this particular newspaper has some agenda.
Mathematics of the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) with Audio Applications
> there are three expectations of a close friend that I hear people describing and valuing across the entire life course, Somebody to talk to, someone to depend on, and someone to enjoy.

I have two close friends. All three of us are in similar life circumstances. Married, kids in elementary/middle/high school, programmers, in our 40s or early 50s, etc.

But, our entire friendship revolves around boardgames. We get together every Thursday night to play games for 3-4 hours.

Someone to talk to? Well, we don’t talk outside of boardgame night and we don’t really talk at boardgame night, other than about the game.

Someone to depend on? Well, pretty much all we depend on is that we will all show up.

Someone to enjoy? Well, frankly, we probably all enjoy boardgames more.
I see the use case as being for all my side project domains.

After doing stuff like this for years, I’ve ended up going to Migadu, unlimited domains for under $100 year (cheapest plan is $19/yr for almost unlimited domains)

https://www.migadu.com

The Missing Email Service For Domains
"beating" ticketmaster is pretty easy: play at venues that are not locked up by TM.

But TM really isn't that bad. There's always going to be a problem when demand far exceeds supply. If you went with pure supply/demand sales rich people would buy all.
i've been seriously considering US LLM but 2 things are making me think still.

1. should i do online LLM from say arizona online LLM? that should give me a change to appear for arizona bar exam (theoretically i could move and get employment but i could also go other places internationally, just a tangent for now)
2. i hear i have to do tax llm to get some competent work as that is what most employers ask for, i saw 1-2 courses but doing them would not make me eligible for that state bar exam so there is that.

3. is here any law college that does online LLM but the degree is a regular LLM (does not mention online) and that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? arizona online is like $10k.
4. the prospects of a US LLM is nice, (prestige in india but again, i've heard tax LLM would be beneficial here also but again, any affordable online)
5. i dont want to "move" to the US unless i have a full scholarship ($100k can buy me a house for example and i don't have that kind of cash)

any suggestions?
Having experience from emergency departments in two different countries with "Medicare for all", it seems pretty much the same everywhere. There are two cohorts that make up the frequent flyers: the old and the drunk/addicts. The former get sick often and when they get sick they don't recover well; the latter end up in problematic situations like falling asleep outside in winter, getting in fights, overdosing or similar.
Anecdotally, my grandfather, who was bedridden with advanced dementia for the last years of his life, tended to be far more lucid before breakfast than at any other time of day. Knowing of the type three diabetes hypothesis, I surmised that this could be, at least partially, a result of the overnight fast, during which his metabolism likely stabilised to a degree, although it's unlikely that he'd have fully entered ketosis. I suggested that he be switched to a ketogenic diet, at least for a few weeks, as a trial, but this was considered to be a ridiculous idea by his carers, and was never done, unfortunately.
The code to keep your clock in sync is "easy".

They had done it all the previous leap second during the weekend.

The hard part that required a lot of work was making sure that nothing breaks when it happens.

In this case they chose to have a mini weekend in the middle of the week for convenience
It was becoming common knowledge that you could disconnect your machine from networks during installation to use Windows with a local account (i.e. the normal kind of user account that people have used for decades). Microsoft wants people to register online during installation and to use the online account on all their computers, in order to increase the market share of the Windows app store and other Microsoft online services such as OneDrive and Office 365. So it's not malicious, Microsoft is just implementing their strategy to create more monetization opportunities.
JS is definitely not a good example of “standing on the shoulder of giants”, the language has always lacked a sane standard library (it is getting better nowadays), plus due to optimizing for size and depending on “tree shakers” they have probably the worst dependency graphs ever.

But should I really start writing a graph algorithm for the 15th time? I believe the point of the quote is not “blindly add dependencies”, but that a significant boost in productivity can come from reusing already existing, high quality code that fits in with the projects requirements. Left-pad is clearly not such for most projects, and “it is not a free lunch” (:D) in that maintaining dependencies also has a cost.
The transfer limitation is specifically to mitigate scalping. What would you prefer?
Your startup is probably to early. As in, at some point it might be a necessity. And it’s been studied that we believe something first, and then apply reasoning to it. We skew towards our preferred bias by belief.
> What does Ticketmaster do that is better?

A large war chest with which to pay venues for the exclusive right to sell tickets there.
174,000 is really a lot less than I imagined.
For now. It might become more important.
The alternative isn't SBF keeping the funds. It's the funds going through the US bankruptcy proceedings alongside the rest of FTX's assets.

SBF chose to operate out of the Bahamas because of their lax legal structure. The fact that he claimed for days this was a hack makes this look like a failed attempt at buying his freedom. I have much more faith in the integrity of the US bankruptcy process than whatever nonsense is going to happen in the Bahamas...
Co-created Dall-E Mini (now named Craiyon, and I am not involved anymore).

It was among the first text to language models created independently. And it was fully open source.

It also got covered by New York Times in the article covering Dall-E 2 by Cade Metz.

Links:

- GitHub: https://github.com/borisdayma/dalle-mini

- Hugging Face Demo: https://huggingface.co/spaces/flax-community/dalle-mini

- NYT article: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/06/technology/openai-images-...

___

(I know this is not as much impactful as others in this thread. But I did this after less than 2 years after transitioning to tech from Physics, and at the age of 22.)
Both are Oracle's, what was contributed is the community edition.

And they still do like 90% of the OpenJDK work anyway.
I think it might be SBF asking the question.
One of the preternal problems of such hardware watchdogs was the inability to discriminate whether a sudden reboot was due a reset-button, hw security (e.g. temperature), ECC problem, or (micro) loss of power, or HW watchdog.

On most IPMI-capable BIOS/firmware there's now (been for 10 years but I'm old) an option to log 'system' events (ipmi failures like fan speeds if you've set threshold, but also reboot reasons). It's call the System Event Log. Very useful.

And on IPMI-plugged watchdogs, you can also see the state of the HW watchdog (is it running, how many seconds are left). Very useful too.
Yes. So far protests have not been violent but they are escalating. Judges started freezing people's assets, protesters started blocking roads again... In Bolivia, a socialist president was deposed via similarly escalating protests that culminated in government buildings being set on fire.
She was found not guilty of that. You can't say "equal crimes equal times" when the crimes are in fact not equal.
> n°

Since you’ve used a slightly fancy Unicode character: I found U+00B0 DEGREE SIGN unpleasant here, and it took a brief bit of thought to understand. (A capital N would probably have helped a little, but the degree sign is still disconcerting.) The character you want is №, U+2116 NUMERO SIGN. If you happen to be using a Compose key, `Compose N o`.

For less fancy options, “#” and “number ” would both be better choices and easier to read than “n°”.
And yet we still have winter and summer time. Is this also a problem? With different rules for each country.
Bankrupt FTX Fires Three of Sam Bankman-Fried’s Top Deputies
The entire mtgox database was leaked and was googleable, with real names. You should be able to find yourself in it.

I'm not sure you can still get approved as a creditor but have a go.
It's a little surprising you can get 11 years for "misleading professional investors".
Ask HN: Are Bay Area home prices falling?
I hear conflicting feedback. As a landlord, I was able to rent a recently vacated apartment at a far higher price than a year ago. I also just bought a property for 30% under asking, which was unheard of just a few months ago.

Perhaps higher rates are forcing more people to rent as fewer can buy?

What are others seeing?
The really advanced stuff is usually kept secret for obvious reasons, but if you're just looking for some OoO/superscalar stuff, Intel published a series of papers about the P6 microarchitecture and there are also plenty of patents (many of which are now expired) to refer to.

https://people.computing.clemson.edu/~mark/330/p6.html
Perhaps somewhat bold to insert your beta into the conversation, but I'm actually looking for something like this to catalog home video - especially faces, speech, and speaker.
We ran a Unix-like OS (Xv6) on our home-built CPU and compiler(2020)
Thank you, I appreciate that.

I wouldn’t go so far as to say it was “rough” but my sister and I have had some issues and needless to say the overwhelming opinion of mental health professionals we’ve both talked to is that our “unusual” childhoods are almost certainly a significant contributing factor to some of the lifelong struggles we’ve both had.

I responded elsewhere but being in prison with no ability to care for your children matches the literal dictionary definition of neglect. When the word neglect was first used to describe my childhood I dismissed it too. I mean, it’s not like I was going to school without shoes on, right?

Well it’s a lot more complicated than that.

Interesting you bring up projection - you are opining on a situation which you’ve made clear you have no knowledge or experience of. From what I’ve gathered you likely had a more stable and closer to “traditional” (whatever that means) childhood. That’s great but for you to say “I don’t even remember anything from fourth grade” because of your experience and graft it on to people that have or will have a dramatically different experience is pretty incredible and shows a real lack of empathy and compassion. To borrow from you, you need to find a way to stop.

Taking my personal experience out - do you truly and honestly believe that a (child) psychologist would look at this situation and say with the wave of a hand “Oh it’s fine, they’ll be fine”?

If you really do then unfortunately there’s just no point in continuing this discussion.
Brajeshwar explained it, but I'll add that sometimes we can just put the posts directly into the second-chance pool (https://news.ycombinator.com/pool, explained at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308), so they get a random placement on HN's front page. But we don't do that if they're more than about 2 days old. After that, we email the submitter a repost link. If they use the link, it will create a fresh submission and then we can put that one into the SCP.

The downside is that if we don't have an email address for the submitter, we can't email them a repost invite! Then I have to resort to off-topic pleadings. That's what you saw.
I’m using the MailChannels integration for contact forms on Cloudflare Pages (including Cloudflare’s Turnstile CAPTCHA alternative [1]). It works really well.

[1] https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/products/turnstile/
woah, do you have a link on that? I use plan [1] which is great for minute level planning but also annoying in various ways, if there's other software that can do similar, would love to try it

(i'm guessing that this was purely a joke and no such thing exists)

[1] https://help.supermemo.org/wiki/Plan
Look at the related jobs section in that link: there are separate counts for software developers, web developers, db admins, systems analysts, etc.
What would be nicer would be an electric 'dumb car'. Some of us want electric, but not all of the gimmickery.
Being a bad communicator trying to improve I've been quite reflective about this

For me I think it comes from my background as a software developer.

When working at a task, the first thing I aim for is identify the most complex problem and build a trace of solution for that - it gives me a fair estimate for the task size to take all the complexity upfront, and makes it easier to delegate part of the details if I need a hand to keep a deadline later on.

When someone comes with a question, my brain is hardwire from 20 years of practice to go deep, trace a solution, and build on top of it.

The result is that there's hardly any linearity in the speech. Details get added out of order, preconditions get explored as needed by the core issue, and in general everything emerges based on the need of the argument to have a solid structure and not the need of the listener to follow up to the solution and of course if you take a total approach then it's hard to stay on topic.

Now as I said I've tried to get better but it's been hard beyond recognizing how one own thought process work.
Well, my only point is "[LinkedIn] works 100% well in China" is factually false.
Also, putting her in jail for 11 years for "misleading investors" is just dumb.
Milligram – A Minimalist CSS Framework
I heard they do this on purpose to get back to firing squads because a bullet is cheaper than a lethal injection.
Elon Musk’s Decision Making
Why does Elon Musk make real decisions based on a poll he conducts on twitter while he thinks twitter has a bot problem?
This is why I just use the parking brake to hold the car in place. Then I only really have to coordinate the use of the clutch and the accelerator without having to worry about the car moving back, no matter how steep the hill.

You just have to feel the car pushing foward while the parking brake is still engaged and just release the parking brake while the car starts moving forward.
Can it be used with docker for Mac, or some competitor?
It's interesting that our layoffs were just delayed 2.5 years, though out of overinvestment rather than necessity.

One fear for the broader economy is that there's a lot of money that wasn't made in tech this year that was made last year. Not just layoffs, but a drop in RSU values. When essential workers were laid off in the spring of 2020, it was easier to absorb the economic hit and provide government support because they didn't make that much. Now we have tech workers cutting back massively on discretionary spending after seeing their TC drop by 25% (or 100%).

Normally I'd ask where tech workers spend their money and try to short that, but the main answers I have are housing and Teslas.
You could hold the position that markets are good but not everything should have a market.

For example you can forbid futures and derivatives without forbidding good old stock trading.
12 bit is 4096 colors. This is 12 colors, or 3.585 bits (Usually rounded up to 4 bits to make 16 colors)
Wow! How long does battery life last while playing?
Same for Android which always call to Google everytime device connect to WiFi. At least you can change captive portal via ADB, I'm not sure if iOS let you do that too.
SwiftKey Is Unexpectedly Back on iOS