skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The big stuff definitely can't run full-time if you actually pay for your electricity/care about use levels! A friend acquired a Sun Enterprise...4500? back when they were merely obsolete and not collector stuff, and attempted to run it as his home fileserver (he had several disk shelves). The $400 increase in electric bill put him off that!

On the other hand, something like a SPARCstation IPX can run all day for not too much money, and runs the best Sun operating system, SunOS 4.1.4 :P
Windows runs pretty well on ARM64 these days. They even have emulation for x86 plugins loaded into ARM binaries.

All it really needs is Qualcomm to come out with ARM chips that could compete with Apple’s. Of course that’s a tall order…
Now we're bargaining for efficiency ;-) of course it's pointless to burn energy for no output. But it is strictly better to be in a position where one can easily expend 120 million joules on anything, than in one where there is a scarcity of available energy.
There are so many false headlines about him. It’s all just outrageous.

And a lot of people believe whatever NYT or The Hill says, when they are obviously out to get him.
GOG is definitely superior as far as respecting the rights of consumers is concerned, but their web store and library client (Galaxy) doesn't offer nearly as many features as Steam. Things like hosting mods and making them super easy to download/install through Steam Workshop. Or things like streaming gameplay to a different device (or even streaming your normal desktop allowing you to use it from a different device so you aren't just limited to Steam games). Or WINE emulation on Linux with minimal configuration needed. Steam provides some legitimate value-add features that pretty much no one else does, making it much more than just a storefront.
But this isn't about updates, it's about turning off a cloud component for which the software isn't available to otherwise self-host.
All because Musk committed blasphemy for using joke pronouns and criticized Fauci? FTA:

> However, we do not in our community tolerate speech that is demeaning and non-rebuttable, dangerous, or factually false. By way of one example, Musk’s tweet on Sunday is at least two of these, both demeaning and potentially dangerous. In the tweet, Musk mocks the importance of pronouns in respecting someone’s identity and humanity. He also incites opprobrium against a public health professional, Dr. Fauci, who has served the country well for decades through challenging times. Given the potential for actual violence to emerge from social media instigation, this tweet seems to me to be tantamount to endangering others.
By that argument, email, text messaging and even phone calls are a part of social media.
Thanks, that's a good point and perhaps a good topic for a future post :-)
How to ensure that the API and the db use different models even if those models are in the same package?
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https://www.energy-storage.news/basf-takes-sodium-sulfur-bat...
Perhaps not on your side of the planet, but in Europe, copyright is a part of intellectual property legislation.
After dealing with that problem and enduring the pain of it for years, I finally switched to C#/.NET. It has the necessary tooling to achieve this and more.

Rewriting a lot of things was time well spent rather than trying to tame the dynamic nature of Python and my tendency to overuse it.

And I can't believe I'm writing this after all these years evangelizing Python and dynamically typed languages.
I think it’s a command, for HN to ask something.

Does anyone have HN’s number?
I wasn't aware of Google's use of "circles" so thanks for the share!
It is amazing that people have nothing better to do than be concerned about their neighbors trash can being outside at 3:00pm
That's very cool.
Can you tell a bit more about this set of rules?

"For example, a high maturity package is not allowed to depend upon a low maturity package. Similarly, a core library package is not allowed to rely on a package that is specific to a particular product or a particular piece of bespoke development."
I really like these.
Not a lawyer (and certainly no disney lawyer), but my understanding was that copyright is specifically concerned with how an image is created, less so that it is created. Which is why you can copyright certain recordings that only consist of silence. It just prevents you from using this record to base your own record of silence on, it doesn't generally block you from recording silence.

In the same way, making the model deliberately unable to generate Micky Mouse images would be much more far-reaching than just removing Micky imagery from the trainset.
Google tried this, and failed.
Actually they failed from their point of view: Google Plus had some good points over Facebook, but they wanted it to become #1 in no time, which simply couldn't be done because it was already too late. Had they kept the project alive, they could have benefited from the current situation at Twitter.
The only “social media” features I would accept on HN are: (1) reply notification so I can keep a thread going, and (2) increased visibility of comments/posts of selected users through conditional color coding. I don’t want any other notifications, curation, etc.
I've toyed with the idea of having a standardized and decentralized social network that would work much like how SMTP (or XMPP) does today, in that each domain could have it's own set of social media servers, controlled via SRV records, and data is propagated and cached on-demand between domains that socialize with each other. Obviously, great care would need to be taken to ensure the Internet isn't just flooded with a bunch of traffic all the time (see: intelligent caching solutions). This way, no single commercial entity is able to control and manipulate it to their own advantage to the detriment of its users.
Seriously, some of them sell $500 USD and up, before shipping, nowadays.
Broken. Actual: https://github.com/getlago/lago/wiki/Red-Flags-to-look-out-f...
I meant Elon commissioned posts that Matt Taibi posted. Links to Hunter’s pics were among them. If you are curious it was Tweet 8. Biden wasn’t part of federal government then FYI. https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1598822959866683394
Sure, but he's not your buddy, guy.
The idea behind that is probably that any artist learns from seeing other artists' copyrighted art, even if they're not allowed to reproduce it. This is easily seen from the fact that art goes through fashions; artists copy styles and ideas from each other and expand on that.

Of course that probably means that those copyrighted images exist in some encoded form in the data or neural network of the AI, and also in our brain. Is that legal? With humans it's unavoidable, but that doesn't have to mean that it's also legal for AI. But even if those copyrighted images exist in some form in our brains, we know not to reproduce them and pass them off as original. The AI does that. Maybe it needs a feedback mechanism to ensure its generated images don't look too much like copyrighted images from its data set. Maybe art-AI necessarily also has to become a bit of a legal-AI.
There’s a book called “Unsettled” that does a good job of explaining the many problems with the climate change accepted narrative in scientific consensus. You are just scratching the surface.
Considering how much newspaper and magazine space is consumed by Elon related materials, I think his carbon footprint is actually pretty awful. Giving Elon attention often costs billions of dollars so the price per watt is very high.
A thin gold layer could be the secret to glasses that don't fog
> I would personally love if we had a tool that i could describe problems at a high level and out comes a high quality fully functional app.

I'm sure your employer would love that more than you. That's the issue here.

> That said while these tools are incredibly impressive, having messed with this for a few days to try to even do basic stuff, what am I missing here? It is a nice starting point and can be a productivity boost but the code produced is often wrong and it feels a long way away from automating my day to day work.

This is the first irritation of such a tool and it's already very competent. I'm not even sure I'm better at writing code than GPT, the only thing I can do that it can't is compile and test the code I produce. If you asked me to create a React app from a two sentence prompt and didn't allow me to search the internet, compile or test it I'm sure I'd probably make more mistakes than GPT to be honest.
How is this different than what Twitter does through its advertising partners though?
A very rich guy would hire a team of super competent bio-scientists which would design drugs for his very specific biological defects.
This is why I'll never be against piracy especially in gaming. I personally buy all the games I play but, I've run into situations similar to the one you just described with Crysis 1.
Thanks for the explanation, I am also baffled by the simplistic view of western media on this topic.
Plus, the new site is useless because it doesn't work on SnowLinux Puppy v3.1 with HTML, CSS, JS and electricity disabled. Also don't like the scrollbar.
Canonical is weakening their position in the Linux world with snaps.

Fedora's foundations and technology are the best. I hate the RPMFusion situation, don't get me wrong, but it's the cleanest, most solid and best distro out there.
The Suppressed Electrodynamics of Ampère-Gauss-Weber (2001)
Seems like a recipe for elitism. The groups of interesting people would be virtually impossible to get into, and the pleb groups would be boring.

One of the things that worked about internet discussions of the past is that they prioritized quality of ideas, not importance of identity or who you know or any of that. Social media turned that on its head, I think a successful model might involve turning it back. More like UseNet than Facebook.
See you guys in five years!
I have strong hopes for stuff like the Talos II workstation and the rise of RISC V, coupled with the decline of consumer desktop PCs, resulting in the return of UNIX workstations.
Yeah, Google naturally does have heaps of data. But it's mobile device data. It's really hard for them to figure out when people are in cars, buses, bikes, etc. Did you ever see the artist that created "red traffic jams" on google maps by using 100 phones in a kiddy trailer?

TOmTom's mentioned it a bit over the years, having something like 600 million connected devices. Every satnav, car with their maps in, reports traffic data back. Majority cars on the road use TT traffic data I think.

As for routing algos, they vary a lot and the map isnt entirely responsible for how effective they are.

There definitely needs to be an alternate to google, you're right there. Data is the start, hopefully with this news, it consolidates the competition, so its everyone vs google. not just google versus an uncoordinated mass
I don't know about tidal forces, I do know in the Netherlands they create energy from salt / fresh water dialysis. https://redstack.nl/en/
Well, due to the Streisand effect if there was a safety concern before it is now magnified.
> but this battery has a capacity fade of 0.05% per cycle, which is on par at least with a poor Li-Ion battery.

20% lost at 400 cycles. This isn't so bad if it really offers 4x the capacity. In terms of usage it will last 1600 cycles comparatively speaking. Which is still far better than Li-Ion.
I mean isnt that an indictment against the system by the community at large? People favor quick, normalized matchmaking. Having the option is amazing, but I dont think the general population really wants that, even if they would say they want the choice. Hard to justify the effort for the company then IMO.
It's these kind of rules that mean I'm here wading through 5 layers of exquisitely decoupled nonsense that could be done in a few lines
Great idea. To add: I think the site would also need a rock star moderator who diligently checks every comment and keeps the site clean. Also maybe it would be great to have a voting system where one could downvote as well! But only after a certain number of upvotes I think.
Thanks for the recommendations, I'll take a look at them.

For PIP I simply used Quicktime (the one that comes with Mac). I opened a "New Movie Recording", but didn't hit record. Then I resized the window and put it where I want. Finally, I open a "New Screen Recording" that captures a 1080p portion of my window. So, Quicktime is recording itself.

I also tried this with recording turned on in both windows, and it works fine. That would allow me to switch back and forth between screen and face in editing, if I wanted to.
Wait until you're in a nursing home and can't go join your friends for Hyper-Bingo(TM) because it's all run through the Meta app due to an agreement between the nursing home and Meta. Bonus points if you chose the home before the partnership but don't have the money or mental capacity to leave.

It's never a problem for you until it is.

Oh, and best hope that there are enough people offline to be a viable dating pool for you... (this is my problem as a gay person who doesn't like online dating- I've accepted I'll just be single but most people won't do that, they'll give in).
shocking. /s
What do you like to argue about?

Personally I'm a big fan of the ChangeMyView forum on Reddit. Pretty much anything goes there, as long as you're civil and interested in productive discussion that aims toward clarifying your views. Which is a refreshing change from the ideological echo chambers of most of the rest of the site, where if you say the wrong thing you'll be banned.
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