skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting project idea for productivity. To be clear, the extension implements the editor features when it identifies a valid markup tag is supports? So the effectiveness is dependent on if the site uses the TEXTAREA tag for input.
American Airlines 777 nearly collides with Delta Airlines 737
Undervolt/downclock it? Afterburner or GPU Tweak, etc, will do this relatively easily. (I've undervolted AMD cards that come with ridiculous core voltages without having to drop clocks at all in past)

Almost everything is stock clocked past the point of diminishing returns right now. This Intel part looks to mostly be a downclocked version of existing 13900.

Look at the recent AMD 7900 vs 7900X. You can get 90-95% of the performance for far less power by just backing off the voltage and clocks a bit. (In their TDP terms going from 115w to 65w TDP, loses less than 5-10%)

Everyone's fighting for chart king/significant generational improvement number they can point to and missing the sweet spot on the efficiency curve, but you can bring it back yourself. I bet the 3080 still runs great at 50-100w less power limit/TDP depending on your use case and I doubt that will result in anywhere near a 1:1 perf/power reduction.
He's a clickbaity youtuber profiting on 'free money scams' I hope he gets banned.
> if you have aluminium

Where are you going to get that, or any other raw material? Robot miners? We don't have those on Earth yet.

How do you purify it? All our chemical processes require huge quantities of free air, and of very cheap water, neither of which you have on Mars.

Where do you get the power for all of this? Solar panels don't behave well during sandstorms, the sun isn't very bright there, and how many solar panels can we really fly to Mars?

It's a pipe dream. We will destroy our ecosystem long before we manufacture even one thing on Mars.
> Few are getting richer, nearly everyone is getting poorer. Your solution is elusive.

The material science necessary for pitchforks and guillotines has been well understood for centuries. Extreme inequality had the same outcome across human cultures and generations.
It’s probably stuck on Dark Theme for now. Maybe check out other local media server apps:

https://github.com/Protektor-Desura/Archon/wiki/Compare-Medi...
The cells of an organism can have attributes that are:

1. unique to each individual cell

2. unique to the organism, but identical among its cells (i.e. cells descending from the same egg cell)

3. identical among all members of the species, or even across species

Any immune system will necessarily evolve to use the attributes from group #2. If it were to use #1, the organism dies. If it were to use #3, then rogue cells from other compatible organisms can infiltrate and steal the organism’s resources, which is evolutionarily disadvantageous (unless it’s a beneficial relationship, c.f. gut microbiome).
even stranger since apple doesn't sell faces (with the exception of the Hermes faces which come with purchase of their obscenely expensive watch bands). seems like something they'd just shoot down in review if something got too close to an Hermes face.
Much higher bills, but not as volatile.

Of course they want this! Big win for energy companies, huge loss for consumers. All they had to do was create a pseudo-religion and get enough of the population on board.
While you're obviously correct to say you can't just pop them in at a random manufacturing node, "3D printers" are a category, not a specific tech.

Similarly, semiconductors don't only mean the really good ones we use now (though once you have the capacity to make an appropriate factory, obviously you should do that), there are also relatively easy but also mediocre options like copper oxide.

Looking at the tech timeline, the first (semiconductor) PV predates quantum physics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_solar_cells

Edit:

If it takes merely literal tons of pre-made equipment from Earth to bootstrap, that's easy. Musk's (for all I know paper napkin) stated intent of a million colonists is 50,000 to 100,000 tons just of human biomass.
Analog addition is actually really easy if you can tolerate noise and heat and can convert to/from representing the signal as an analog current. Using Kirchhoff's Current Law, addition of N currents from current sources is achieved by joining those N wires to a shared exit wire which contains the summed current.
> how is it possible to do Python web development without first learning what WSG

A vast majority of people who call themselves "python devs" got there by copy-pasting ML scripts from stackoverflow (and now chatGPT) into jupyter notebooks.
That's why for Firefox Relay [1], we recommend using random email masks, and why I use it over my own catch-all domain for unimportant things.

We do support your own catch-all subdomain, but that is just to cover the use case of having to come up with an email mask on-the-spot. If you are filling in a web form, best to use an email address that looks exactly like the email addresses of other Relay users.

[1] https://relay.firefox.com/
Did you use the buttons for these things?
Who was talking about Tate or "adequacy" of the second? It was just a list of examples of rights that don't exist outside USA, not about effectiveness, morality, adequacy etc. Want it or not, the world is mostly not free.

Romanian law: Law 107 of 2006.
UK: you can even find even lawyer's explanations for that prayer thing, with full details, just look for it.

Please explain how most of European countries, for example, have free speech. Most don't, Australia and Canada don't, who is left ... China or North Korea?
The 4090 is a lot better in terms of heat.
It’s that your subconscious mind won’t feel safe, so you won’t unpack things to yourself that you would otherwise.
> basic furnaces are prehistory-era tech)

Which require water and air in huge quantities, and ore, none of which you have on Mars.

> That's all part of the R&D work for off-world habitats and industrializing space.

You might as well say "magic" - it would be more plausible.
For me the worst part was not my lap but my left palm (2013 MBA.) We had carpal tunnel, someday there's going to be a new syndrome that comes from constant heat being applies to your palms while using a laptop computer.
For a naive adder, sure. Actual adder circuits use carry lookahead. The basic idea is to “parallelize” carry computation as much as possible. As with anything else, there is a cost: area and power.

Edit: This wiki page has a good explanation of the concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carry-lookahead_adder
> Maybe it's unfair of me, the retort is always "it's open source, contribute back!" but alas that is how I felt as a USER before I considered being a CONTRIBUTOR.

Even as a contributor I've found it very frustrating to contribute to Godot.

I've found lots and lots of bugs while working on my own projects using Godot. I spent a lot of time digging in the engine code to figure out the cause, make an issue and a patch if I could.

However, even small changes take a lot of time and effort. While I used Godot 3 for my own projects most of the PRs had to be based against 4. At the time Godot 4 was in a very sorry state and I ran in many, many issues that made it hard to test if the same fix for Godot 3 also works in Godot 4.

I wrote some libraries to work around issues that I (or others) could not get fixed or reverted (e.g. I replaced the physics engine with Rapier3D because I really needed more stable and working joints) but I eventually threw in the towel and decided to focus on other hobbies.
Politeness costs little. I guess not having an argument makes you resort to rudeness.
Hello!
I'm also on a similar boat. I'm based in Brazil, but do speak spanish as I work at Rappi.
Would love to chat about this type of endeavor we got going on. Let me know if there is any prefered contact method!

Cheers and good luck!
Is it just me , or does it feel like time is slower per second.
I can't tell, since I don't have a Mac, but looking at the code, it implements a note from the Safari documentation for canvas [0]. I assume that if you don't do this, it either is very small or very pixelated.

[0] https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Au...
Base64 Is Base65
Because there is a special padding character '='
And a ton of people are cross-shopping more expensive newer parts with still-available 5000 series CPUs which are much cheaper. There’s an interesting question about whether absolute performance is more important or if you should weight that against cost and/or power.

The GN benchmarks recently have done a good with explaining both the cost perspective and the performance-per-watt.

Edit: for reference, Newegg currently has the 5950x and 7950x at $500 and $600 respectively. And that’s before the higher platform cost for AM5/DDR5.
Does godot have multiplayer options?

I know Unity abandoned their old networking and is working on a new one, but at least there are open source options like mirror, and paid options like photon fusion.
True, but Apple's hidden emails are tied to a real credit card (not free) and can't be generated in bulk (AFAIK).

I'm not inclined to give any service the benefit of the doubt here until there is some evidence that Apple emails are indeed being used for this purpose. I haven't seen any such evidence (but I'm open to it).
> Cute animal video? Nope, wont watch anything from you, etc.

;___;
> Which everyone knows but some people will pretend it is so that they can get the thing they want: the protesting.

Just want to say what a repugnant and mocking answer this is.

There are real issues here. You can't deal with them, so you resort to rudeness.
All models have some sort of translation layer between the real world and world of statistics.

If you mean a common input format that obfuscates the raw input, anything that deals in a latent space could work, but they’d be pretty generic.

It would be interesting if you could make a system that does statistics and (even modeling if you get it to work) with homomorphic encrypted data. That way, even the host of the model couldn’t understand what was going on
Can you elaborate on this, or link to a more detailed description of what you mean?
Water does not absorb into parched dirt nearly as well as wet dirt. It’s a big contributor to flooding when rainfall finally appears, as the water has nowhere to go.
Depends on usage. Tankless efficiency really shines with irregular use.

Keeping a big reservoir warm for the sake of keeping it warm only becomes efficient with regular usage.
Author here, good call, I'll add that today.
What a non-comment.

Care to explain why you think so?
AWS has access to the AWS-managed SSE-KMS keys, since AWS manages those keys on behalf of customers.

I am wondering if AWS has access to data encrypted with the SSE-CMK keys as well?

They state that the SSE-CMK keys reside in tamper-proof FIPS-validated HSMs and not even Amazon has access to them. But it’s a bit misleading because they use envelope encryption. Furthermore, the encryption and decryption are still server side.

They could have better phrased it that, the only advantage of the SSE-CMK keys over SSE-KMS keys is that, with former, the users can define key policies (providing another access control layer similar to IAM) and monitor usage.
Godot nowadays is getting to "Master" levels of 2D IMO.
Adam Wathan: Selling Digital Books for $3M
I've never stored code on Dropbox. What's the use case for that? Why not store it only on Github?
The details depended on the system. The most common arrangements were either polarity (hour pulse opposite polarity of minute pulse) or a separate wire for hour pulse. Later systems introduced serial digital communications but were never as widely installed as the minute and hour pulse systems in schools.
Visiting Antarctica and living there are 2 completely different things. The smae goes for Mars: I'm sure plenty would love to visit
The new tile editor works much in the way you describe and people overall seem to hate it. I quite like it. I'll grant them that it's a bit weird and needs some cleanup (there's a tab that's in two places for two subtly different purposes, for example), but I still prefer it to the old version.

But the workflow of designing e.g. a tile hitbox and then applying it quickly to multiple tiles is exactly how it works now.
I feel like I have something to learn, but the equivalent would be as if the CT and MA senators were upset if RI decided to house the prisoners? (ignoring the politics inside RI completely)
Why sell advertising of you can lease out a backdoor to the NSA and other (international) agencies?
I was fortunate enough to learn on the job from not only extremely talented, but also really friendly people. And of course some theory also helped – but the books pale in comparison.
Whatwg HTML Review Draft 2023-01 published
> I'm not clear on this idea of incorporated counties. You mention Calaveras as an unincorporated county, but from a quick glance at its website, it looks like it provides many of the services that counties in most states provide, and with a county government in the form of the board of supervisors, etc. So what would be different if they were to incorporate?

There's a section of the California constitution that specifies how counties shall be run unless they incorporate and make their own rules. For sparsely settled regions it's just not worth doing anything beyond the default.

When you have a lot of people (and interests) it's useful to set up rules for cities, districts, etc and the relationships between complex services (asisstance for the poor, say) and the various suborganizations that spring up. When you have only a few people and few services, the baseline is adequate.
I'd likely use it, in preference to savings in any Fiat currency.

Of course, the magic of any crypto "Stable Coin" is in the redemption... How can anyone (outside Russia or Iran) convert their holdings into physical Gold?
Probably just me being ignorant, but why are you not using Github for this?
The IAB does publicly list their membership. It's mostly tech execs, but none of the big dogs.

https://www.iab.com/our-story/
Hahaha this. I remember watching a video where an art critic tries to explain this work without saying "it's early erotica".
Was it sister Wendy Beckett? Drawing a blank, this was in middle school art history class.
Since your natgas consumption is low, could a wood pellet heater meet your needs instead of natgas?

I guess it depends if your natgas bill has a big fixed cost (and I guess you’ve already covered the sunk cost of connection…)
Batteries on Apple laptops have always been pretty easy to replace (if not RAM and storage), just not swappable on the go. No glue, just screws- not sure if that's changed recently though.
Marriage in Minoan Crete
Thanks to YNAB (budgeting software) I feel very confident in my abilities to weather a layoff (6+ month emergency fund without changing any habits). Obviously it's not something I'd want to deal with but my plan would be to take a couple days to a week to just process the layoff and then start hunting. I'd also cut a bunch of "fluff" out of my budget (stuff I enjoy but I'm ready to jettison if funds get tight/if I got laid off).

I have some small freelance projects that I would spend my 9-5 on (they don't come close to paying my bills but I'd want to stay "productive") and I'd apply to a bunch of places. I'd probably lean heavily on HN's "Who wants to be hired"/"Who's hiring" monthly threads as that's how I got my current job and I've been quite happy with it.

I'd spend a max of ~3mo looking for my idea of a good job then relax my expectations and then around 6mo really start scraping the bottom of the barrel (aka apply to larger companies). After about 3-4mo I'd probably take a part-time job (in tech or otherwise) to slow the draining of funds from my accounts, that and/or take on more freelance work.
I'll add some details around that, thanks for the feedback!
traditional ukiyo-e had a strong division of labor between the stages of production until the shin-hanga movement, and lots of western painters also had workshops of apprentices, I do think it gets popularly glossed over a lot

still happens with modern artists like damien hirst
In AoE2 custom scenario lobbies like CBA, people would often see the file transfer as an indicator that you're a n00b since you didn't already have the scenario, and you'd get kicked.

"Bro I'm just playing on my other iMac G3!" kick
OMG you mean the libertarians are mistaken? Sacré bleu!
I'm waiting for someone just to build a search engine based on screen scraping and ignore what "the community" says. either with good intent or a hostile version.
Interesting project - I hadn't realised we'd sleepwalked into a reality where this would be quite so difficult.
For LLM, INT8 is old news but still exciting. FP8 would definitely be an improvement. However the new coolness is INT4.

> Excitingly, we manage to reach the INT4 weight quantization for GLM-130B while existing successes have thus far only come to the INT8 level. Memory-wise, by comparing to INT8, the INT4
version helps additionally save half of the required GPU memory to 70GB, thus allowing GLM130B inference on 4 × RTX 3090 Ti (24G) or 8 × RTX 2080 Ti (11G). Performance-wise, Table 2
left indicates that without post-training at all, the INT4-version GLM-130B experiences almost no
performance degradation, thus maintaining the advantages over GPT-3 on common benchmarks.

Page 7 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.02414.pdf
Yeah. AFAIK that one is not intended for prod.
GraphicsMagick releases 1.3.40 with fixes and a call for contributors
It's not going to do much for you in a CLI tool, but it's got a wyswyg GUI editor which is nothing to sneeze at.
Both systems could be found. Early to mid 20th-century master clock systems were pretty much all designed around a common theme but there were many variations. Some secondary clocks even used fully free-running second hands that weren't synchronized at all and so had no relation to the minute hand advancement.
They had digital communication just not cheap ICs. I don't know how it worked but I imagine it was something like a mechanical switch that held the minute hand until it got a signal from the main office to start moving again.

The clocks could even be set for Daylight time centrally, so I assume it had a way to send a signal that triggered a motor to move the hour hand faster.
> But it gets even better! Lots of projects make use of path mapping aliases to save a little bit of typing, so that you can use the same import specifiers everywhere and avoid lots of dots ../../../.

This isn't just to "save a little bit of typing", there is a significant amount of mental overhead eliminated by not having to recall and reason about the relative path relationship between each module for every single import, it also prevents the issue where moving around files or refactoring your directory structure breaks your application, forcing you to do potentially dozens of import path updates depending on what got moved around.
Apple's hidden emails aren't free. They are tied to a credit card and a phone number. It seems to me they are less likely to be abused than gmail.
> What made Western Europe diverge from places like Russia or Saudi Arabia?

Joseph Henrich says it’s the medieval church’s prohibition on cousin marriage, which dissolved the strong kinship bonds that dominate the rest of the world. He has a book on the subject called The WEIRDest People In The World which is good.
ya but it flicks every 5 secs iiuc
Slides are working, downloadable report isn't indeed.
Or a crane barge not making it under the power lines overhead:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/hydro-one-downtown-po...
When doing the initial activation of the Dash button, you had to choose the item that it would purchase from a list of items belonging to the corresponding brand on the button itself. The available choices were fairly diverse, differing in style/quantity/price/etc.

When you pressed the button, you know what you were buying and how much it cost, because you're the one who set it up.

As for how to determine whether the purchase went through or not, an LED would light/flash on the button to indicate success/failure, and you'd receive an email with more detailed information such as the item being purchased, its cost, and the address where it will be shipped. If the button press was a mistake, you could simply cancel the order.
I thought keepass had shody cloud support, until I picked up KPSimpleBackup plugin.
I do the alias thing, but I've been getting spam email lately that simply doesn't have my email anywhere within it, and I'm not sure how to deal with it. Honestly I'd expect it to be dropped at somewhere in the pipeline, but I can't find an option to deal with it in Thunderbird at the least.
Depends what you mean. It generates more heat, it’s just more effective at getting that heat off the die and into your room.

Edit: since it’s performance per watt is higher, if you’re capping frame rates then you can get less heat out of the 4090. Like I said, depends what you mean.
Ok, but please don't post generic religious or nationalistic flamewar comments to HN. I'm sure you didn't intend it that way, but that's what this is—especially when it gets upvoted to the top of the page, as these things often do.

We're trying to avoid generic ideological tangents in general because they're the most predictable sort of internet discussion. The same points simply repeat in endless circulation. That may be fine for certain kinds of conversation but it's not fine for a forum dedicated to intellectual curiosity, which is served by diving in into what is specific and different about a situation.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Edit: actually, given how badly you broke the site guidelines with religious flamewar elsewhere in the thread, I've banned the account. Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34404910, and please don't create accounts to break HN's rules with.
While hitchhiking, I was once picked up by a mother with her young children in the backseat. It seemed odd even to me that she would take such a risk with a stranger, but in the course of the drive she explained that her eldest daughter was a serial hitchhiker and that it gave her peace of mind to provide the sort of positive encounters that she hoped her daughter would experience.
The best of all time IMO were the old G4 silver Powerbook keyboards. The response felt great (both tactile and cushioned?), and the scalloped keys felt great to the fingers.

That keyboard was probably too thick for the modern era though.
? Thats a great answer and a horoscope has nothing todo with journaling
The padding character is not required for the underlying encoding scheme to function in isolation. It becomes more useful when you have a stream of multiple, un-delimited base64 values that need to be processed.
And, especially if you don't live in a dense city without a car, things like Tide pods are exactly the sort of thing that is very likely cheaper at the local Walmart than on Amazon. Pretty much all the stuff Amazon was pushing these buttons for is exactly the stuff I usually stock up on every six months at Walmart.
Those are some enjoyable experiments!

I've always found the clock faces more fascinating than the mechanisms driving the hands around. I'm easily distracted. My CodePen kaleidoscope clock's here: https://codepen.io/kaliedarik/full/vYLaOxK
Issue with the ice accretion is that when things get bad… they get very bad:

https://www.rcinet.ca/en/2017/01/05/canada-history-jan-5-199...
Just to add to your options, there's another, similar one called Construct.

https://www.construct.net/
Use these services:

HideMyEmail on iOS

masked emails on Fastmail

Firefox relay

DuckDuckGo email protection
Performance/watt increases more every GPU generation than it does every CPU generation.