skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The use case I see the most in my career is to use LSH to help solve the "ANN" problem = approximate nearest neighbors (typically with ranked results). I've seen ANN used many times for near-duplicate detection and in recommendation systems.

Although I don't have access to the proprietary code used, it's most likely that an LSH algorithm is behind the scenes in every modern search engine (to avoid serving duplicates), many modern ranking systems such as Elasticsearch (because items are typically vectorized and retrieved based on these vectors), and most recommendation systems (for similar reasons as ranking). For example, all of these pages probably have an LSH algorithm at some point (either batch processing before your request, or in some cases real-time lookups):

* Every search result page on Google
* Every product page on Amazon (similar products)
* All music suggestions on Spotify or similar
* Every video recommendation from TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram

etc.
will immediate mode keep the cpu active thus not power saving friendly?
I assume by the fact they are still experimental that there isn’t much in the way of adoption yet?
do you have pictures or a write up about this? sounds very neat!
Ok, we've changed to the URL you suggested (submitted URL was https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1sowJrQQfgxnLCErb-CvU...). Thanks!
Done. Thanks! What year was this made? (The second last slide has a 2019 timestamp, so I've gone with that for now.)

I know there were other HN threads related to this work/topic, but I don't know how to find them exactly, so if anyone wants to bring up some links, that would be great.
>Okay. What is a proof other than a step by step explanation for why something’s true?

Cooking instructions are a series of steps as well. Would you also claim cooking, mathematics and programming really are all the same thing?
I recommend this book, but it's pre-smartphone. Still the best book for telling you what design elements should be used under which circumstances.

https://archive.org/details/guidesignhandboo0000fowl
Caroline Ellison, CEO of Alameda Research, pleads guilty to seven offences
I was going to comment "This research was commissioned by the Ministry of Silly Walks", but Monty Python and that sketch are specifically mentioned in the paper as inspiration!

I have a slightly silly walk I use. I call it the ASIMO walk. It's a deliberate walk with the knees very slightly bent in the manner of an ASIMO robot, with an eye to taking the load off my knee joints (which bear the brunt of it if I lock out as normal) and strengthening the stabilizer muscles around my knees, to better preserve the joints as I age. Recovery from knee replacement is a stone cold bitch and I'd rather not endure that if I can avoid it.
I'm well aware of that, but right now France doesn't have that, and there is absolutely no indication that they will re-instate a draft. You might as well argue that democracy is against bodily autonomy. The subject is assisted dying, not army conscription.
Lightly went through the article and i agree with the sentiments. We deserve a better desktop computing experience, and cross platform programs are preferred.

Yes, but how about the software other people want to use or need? Can we make their effort easier with our software and make a business out of it adding value to both? I think it is one area everyone needs to think about.

You help your social circle, try to understand their problems and think about solutions they need to make their business successful, and if you are capable of delivering that, then great. Else you become a consultant. I believe this is how the businesses were built in the early days.
Meson generates Ninja files. At first, you were supposed to run ninja after Meson yourself but modern Meson support meson compile which calls ninja under the hood
A healthy regulatory environment in which consumers and business make compromises and have rights... I know. Scary.
We could post publicly the orders in general terms, in ways that will not identify the targets. And as soon as possible, post the remainder of the order.

Transparency is essential to rule of, by, and for the people.
Yep, exactly what I thought you'd say. Too embarrassed to just admit you were an intern or worked there for a year or less.
> That consent was granted the day they accepted/sent the friend request. [...] They can do with that information as they please, which includes giving it to a 3rd party.

Hm - no. If I accept a friend request I allow that user to read my profile but I do not authorize any 3rd parties to access it. If you show me any mention of 3rd party access in a friend request - I might change my view.

> What if a friend gives me their password or remote desktop access to their computer and I look at your profile?

You don't seem to make any distinction between a first/second party (me and my friend) and a 3rd party (CA accessing data through an API). In fact there is a difference that's very clearly defined in contract law, user agreements, etc.
The meme around school is "Real mathematicians use a chalk blackboard".

I find whiteboards annoying because the markers always die at the worst time.
I think you're conflating a few things.

On your point 1, it is incredible normal for non-profit organizations to spend quite a bit of money on fundraising. They do this because spending less brings in less, and bringing in less means they cease to exist. As weird as it is to spend a million throwing a party to bring in five million, it works, and it brings in money from different people than letters in the mail or banners on a website do. 12% is half of what Charity Watch still deems "highly efficient" and earns them an A-[0].

On your points 0 and 2, I'm puzzled about what you suggest as an alternative. Should they fire all but a skeleton staff and only operate the website as-is on as little as possible with no expansion into other languages or areas of interest? Maybe that's your implied suggestion, but they clearly disagree.

If the once-a-week banners bother you that much, it suggests that you are using the site very, very frequently. You can either support their mission or not, as you wish, and all of the banners are easily dismissed or ignored. I don't think they're nearly as dishonest as you do, but then, I've worked for non-profits in the past and can read a Charity Watch page.

0. https://www.charitywatch.org/our-charity-rating-process
Do you mean people with terminal illness?
Sharp points found in Idaho could be first American-made tools
Not sure how it compares, but I've been using the Evil Genius Labs breakout boards for Wemos D1 and ESP32. They do level shifting and provide very convenient access for attaching multiple LED strips and using them with FastLED or WLED.

Currently running the Christmas lights from one of these, and I've had another one banging around for a couple of years running a LED strip that goes around the kids' bicycle trailer, surviving frost and rain and salt spray, just powered off a USB powerbank.
Completely agree. I love theoldreader.com, and it's compatible with apps like Reeder. I used to host tt-rss, but I don't want to continually patch and update anymore.
It’s not obvious who is in the right, and in my armchair opinion it looks like ARM has a slightly weaker argument. IANAL, but all of this makes ARM appear more litigious than egregiously wronged.
That's what I'm trying to determine. I expect the answer will be that he already has had to sell to meet margin loan requirements because the stock declined quickly from a very high level. I also expect he took margin loans at lower prices, before the run-up.

Elon publicly stated he would not sell Tesla shares for two years. That could be technically correct while his broker sold shares to meet their margin loan terms. However, Tesla's policy would probably kick-in before an actual margin call. The complexity comes in when a lapdog board lets things like this slide.
Meson looks at the system (finds compilers and dependencies, mostly) and prepares a build directory with a build.ninja file in it (and possibly other files).

Once the build directory is ready you compile with ninja, there is a wrapper "meson compile" but it's kinda pointless because it's longer and doesn't provide any extra functionality.
>> What I did say is that writing down mathematics is equivalent to writing software.

> It is not. That is plainly false.

Whether the two look the same or not, maths and computer programs are in fact fundamentally isomorphic. [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry%E2%80%93Howard_correspon...
You have to choose the right road with right companion for the journey. If you choose the wrong road, does not matter how fast or hard you go, you will never get there.
That's an important point: Tom Bombadil was another character that Tolkien had already created, independent of both the Middle-earth stuff and The Hobbit.

His inclusion in the book is awkward and people have tons of questions about it because it doesn't really fit. Tom Bombadil is more of a nursery-rhyme character, and would have fit better into a Hobbit sequel than what became The Lord of the Rings.

His continued inclusion reflects the way Tolkien was loath to give up an idea once he'd written it, leading to a chapter that is at once incredibly evocative and maddeningly uninformative.
Press cameras like Speed and Crown Graphics were designed be used handheld. The tradeoff is indeed more restricted movements compared to a view or field camera.

But the real killer for portability with a field camera is that you need a pretty good tripod. I've got a Manfrotto 3033 for my Wista VX, and I've carried the whole kit around on my bike. But it's not easy.

A view camera is generally only going to be used in a studio--portability is not much of a concern.
Wow, this looks really polished. The landing page is stunning! And well done on the Dynamic Island integration!

I’m building a tracking/note tool myself at the moment, and I think with these kinds of apps the most important thing is to stand out. The market for these things is absolutely huge, but also saturated. So, perhaps you could clarify what precisely makes SuperPlanner different.

I see lots of features, but why will they help me? There’s many other ways I can “get things done”. It would help if you use your already stellar landing page to make the app’s USP clearer, and show who your target user is.
Did you try 4chan? They might be rude, but less of a hivemind. I am here to break my 4chin addiction.
> Its not an IOU. Bail is not a loan.

It becomes an IOU if he skips on his court appearance, no? That is, the potential penalty here is an IOU. (You have even described it as a "promise to pay" earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34100971 ) Yes, if he shows up to court, no one pays $250M and everything is great. We are talking about the penalty if he skips. No one has deposited $250M with the courts to be returned when SBF shows up for trial. If he does skips on his court appearance, I find it difficult to believe that anyone will successfully recover anything like $250M from SBF and parents. Which begs the question of what the point of a $250M figure is.

The rest of your comment is just not responsive to my comment? You have replied to several of my comments talking about people in the abstract having "misconceptions" around bail agents, and these responses are wholly unrelated to my remarks, which do not mention bail agents at all and are not about bail agents. So I would appreciate it if you would respond with more specific arguments and leave out the fluff.
I wish there was a way to flash this to existing hardware. I’ve already got my LEDs running on ESP32s and I’d love to play with it, but I don’t want to have to wait for/pay for international shipping for essentially the same hardware.

Seems like a super cool project though! The effects look really cool and more “organic” than the WLED effects (to me at least), but I think I’ll just need to live vicariously through YouTubers on this one haha
In addition to what others have said, they are different types of GUI systems. As an immediate mode UI, the logic behind what gets drawn to the screen in Nuklear runs every frame, and it draws/updates the entire screen every frame. A retained mode UI like QT draws elements once when they need to be updated, and they get left there until an event occurs that requires something change. So immediate mode UIs like Nuklear and Dear ImGUI, tend to be more appropriate for rendering the UI elements of games and other programs that already draw/update the screen each frame. Retained mode tends to be more useful for traditional "desktop" like applications where interacting with the standard toolkit widgets serves the primary purpose of the program. Of course there are many ways of blurring the lines and using either for both, so this isn't a hard and fast rule, just a rule of thumb.
It made you poorer and him richer though, so from his perspective it's a good book.
> And if there are people who do the equivalent of full time work making it so - that's a clue to ... something

dang, who seems never to sleep, surely puts in even more than full time work, and is responsible as much as anyone else for HN being what it is.
Your experience seems very, very different from mine. Why scroll past banners rather than closing them?

Every time I see a banner, I dismiss it for a week, and I don't see one again for a week.
Life + 50 just doesn’t make any sense. A creative work doesn’t need to provide for your grandchildren in retirement quibbling in an estate trust about how to squeeze every last drop of blood from the stone.

If it was really so successful then save up some profits from when it was reasonably in your control and make a trust fund with that.
I switched from APS-C to MFT because it was too bulky. These days the camera stays at home often.
I want to point out that this is a plot point of recent Netflix movie WHITE NOISE.
Jargon is a word derived from Old French, and has been used in its current meaning since at least 1849. ESR may have listed some examples of jargon, but he for damn sure didn't get to define it.
I used to like autotools a lot and even contributed to them, but honestly since I started using Meson there has been no going back.

It's not perfect and I do have three-four pet peeves that I hate about Meson, but they are more than offset by the overall ease of use and a feature set that matches pretty much what I need from a build system.
Still, I suppose that many people still want the original phrasing, not a translation where subtleties might get lost.
Possibly not when you share those opinions and are into conspiracy and paranoia yourself. Plenty of people like that, unfortunately.
There's a 2019 timestamp in there so that's at least a lower bound.
No, I mean everybody who fears death regardless of whether they are ill.
You are right about the 50% but you might as well have said “fewer than 99%”. I mean, the real number is far, far less. A very small percentage of US residents would recognize and calculus or be able to solve a simple linear equation.
Accountability is these companies not existing. We live in a "you'll fucking buy it anyways" economy now. All a fake variation on a problem that was solved 100 years ago. The people at the top are scraping as much from us as possible to fund their fear Mansions in New Zealand. It is a small club at the top and they all share a sandbox. You're not allowed in. It's over. The cancer has metastasized and the rich have won.
Picture This: The Periodic Table
Yes, definitely. Invariably they're looking out for #1 first.
My bad. I heard a reenactment.

The point stands. He said what he thought he needed to say and there were never any philanthropic objectives.

This is what I meant:

https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/3FuCAM_X4mREv2FJTnDv_QMmD6M=...

Or this:

https://youtu.be/qMKEvAui9SU?t=580

https://youtu.be/qMKEvAui9SU?t=860
"Remember one cubic centimetre cures ten gloomy sentiments."
Why would you think that would change a thing? Also, obfuscation has legitimate uses by people making stuff they don't want easily reversed. This isn't a python specific problem.
Better a gram than a damn
Linux Kernel: Exploiting a Netfilter Use-After-Free in Kmalloc-Cg
Using Leaking Sentinel Value to Bypass the Latest Chrome V8 HardenProtect
Take that as a hint to avoid installing such software.
Yup, and Wikipedia says it very clearly too. Thanks!

> In contrast to Make, Ninja lacks features such as string manipulation, as Ninja build files are not meant to be written by hand. Instead, a "build generator" should be used to generate Ninja build files. Gyp, CMake, Meson, and gn[9] are popular build management software tools which support creating build files for Ninja.
Dear ImGui certainly seems more popular wherever skinning isn’t a priority (though I’ve seen games use it even for user facing UI). It’s become a bit of a Wilhelm scream, love spotting it in the wild.
The ad-filled internet being pushed by Google and crew, overtaking everything, it sounds like.
> Unless the hacker ethos has died, and we're back to the 1980 where middle managers in business suits are the cool guys.

Those hackers got cool and became the guys in the suits. Dollar Uber Alles
I wonder what makes people fearful of the time after their death but not the time before their birth?
Detecting potential cheaters in Advent of Code Leaderboards
Caroline Ellison Apologizes for Misconduct in FTX Collapse
'If I am, then death is not. If Death is, then I am not. Why should I fear that which can only exist when I do not?' - Epicurus
Pretty cool that works in a browser on a canvas. Might I consider it to build something like a simplified photopea or powerpoint? However it requires webgl and writing in C translated to wasm? Looks like webgl is well supported, do many folks have it disabled?

Not sure about that, maybe javascript with svg would be easier to write such an app in.
I use Nuklear for a Steam game I made in C. It worked well for my needs but there are a few things I still haven't figured out yet - like rendering centered multi-line text. Localizing my game was very straightforward with Nuklear - I didn't run into any roadblocks with fonts or different alphabets. I was able to get the interfaces to be controller-friendly too. Overall, I had a positive experience and will use it again.
I tested your demo PDF on my remarkable and I _love_ how you linked everything conveniently to make the whole thing easily browsable. I love it even more because a "link between pages" feature was exactly what I thought was missing to the remarkable to use it as a planner.

I thing I’m going to configure one and buy it.
Psychedelics can help with that; anguish and fear of death also makes relatives suffer all that more, it's inhumane that valuable drugs are denied and stigmatized by big pharma and gov agencies.
The takeaway I got from him was positive. First, start buying real estate and renting. THEN, with that financial security try to build a business of your own if you are motivated. The first part is hard to fail at, and you can do it while working a full time job.
> His biographer says that Allen & Unwin (his publishers) asked for "a new Hobbit book".

I wonder what the publisher's thoughts were about Tolkien's response: 'How about a six book, three volume epic, not suitable for much of the same audience (children), in essentially a new genre, with almost all new characters?'
Immediate mode UIs tend to be more practical in applications where you're updating the entire screen every frame anyway. If your application is going to be mostly static anyway, a retained mode UI will probably better serve your needs, and also be easier on power.
No worries, this really depends on the person and their smoking habits. I know for me I was smoking almost daily, using it to cope with founder stress in unhealthy ways, using it to run away from problems. For me personally, weed has the effect that it makes me super lazy, and that effect lingers for a couple of days, which made me more stressed.

Cutting weed definitely made me a ton more anxious for the first month, but after that I felt more motivated, more linguistically fluid.
I fail to see how this really differs other than saying Tesla vs other products on the market today. It actually seems kinda worse in some regards vs the nomad I own.

The reason Apple had so many problems was it also had to support Apple Watch too, which none of have done thus far, Apple included. Because it turns out having such competing standards packed in such a way equals heat.
This is awesome. I wonder why no modern browsers have this baked in.
I can't paste a password into the form
This site won't let me paste my password when I create the account. Forcing me to manually type a complex password which is stronger.

Note* for the second pw field it is disabled.

Any solutions to this?
I wonder if they might be applications for accelerated raytracing in augmented reality applications? There have been a handful of publications suggesting it for a while, such as https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6297569 .

This demo video is pretty convincing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2MEwVZzDaA - looks like it was part of a PhD thesis https://www.peterkan.com/download/kan_phd_thesis.pdf
I don't have an iPhone, so I would say that the lightning symbol and the plug icon means the cable is connected and charging.
I have vast industry experience. I know lot of problems in different businesses. The challenge I have is putting together a good 2-3 member team. My friends are retired full time workers. If you are interested, DM me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorgon_Stare pretty much high resolution cameras on a drone that enable surveillance recording of an entire city over a long enough period of time so you can back-track cars that met up with a person or vehicle of interest, so you can figure out who's talking to who.
Is he really though? I did view a bunch of his videos and realized the "Dropshipping course" for 294$. I obviously haven't watched the course, but dropshipping is basically one of the most popular "get rich quick schemes" on YouTube aside from daytrading.
No it's not. Norway overall is 75% ethnic Norwegian with the rest being immigrants. Oslo the capital is only 50% ethnic Norwegian. It's very strange to me to identify Norway as monoculture. Usually i think the person has never been to Norway when they say that.
I really don't knnow what this dude is upto, but this does seem pretty scammy, even coming from a billionare.
It sounds like we are not seeing the same banners. You keep paraphrasing, definitely not quoting, what sound like dire pleas for survival, and yet any banner I see lacks any of that.
>> Are there interesting problems that require knowledgeable of Assembly language to solve?

If you find reverse engineering interesting, at minimum being able to read assembly is a must.
I only learn assembly for fun, e.g writing SNES/Sega/Atari games.

As a mobile application developer, obviously assembly is practically useless for work.
Extremely effective relative to the other methods available, at least according to the studies that I have seen.

Perhaps in the near future, firearm suicides will be considered along the same lines as back-alley abortions, a barbaric practice made necessary by our denial of a basic human right.