skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Plaintext is the most universal of formats, and those whose job involves reading these all the time are probably not going to have any difficulties with it.
PCIe switch with NVMe drives and the GPU behind it, they actually just are presented straight to windows even.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fEjoJO4lEM

In principle they could be used with an API like DirectStorage RDMA or CUDA GPUDirect RDMA (which dates back to Kepler) and in this case they would never need to talk to the CPU, given appropriate software support. But it's not going to be presented as GPU memory ever, it's going to work like a block storage device you can do RDMA requests against, most likely.

https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/gpudirect-rdma/

https://developer.download.nvidia.com/video/gputechconf/gtc/...

Now technically - it all depends on what you mean by "as GPU memory" because PCIe is all RDMA anyway, even CPU-to-GPU is a RDMA operation. That's why there's the whole thing about "resizable BAR" etc - that's the aperture window in CPU memory that gets mapped in from the GPU memory.

So technically yes you can map those SSDs in "as GPU memory" via GPUDirect RDMA block storage (or DirectStorage), but you can do that with a regular NVMe SSD in an adapter card too. The SSG is just a "combo GPU+SSD card" in the same way QNAP makes those "combo network+SSD cards", but with a lot of fanfare/marketing around it.

To be absolutely fair, Fiji/Vega is a good design for that since it doesn't have a bunch of memory packages around it. But it wasn't what AMD trumpeted it as, as the LTT video describes, it was a very specific reaction to the question of 'workstation GPUs are using a lot of memory, HBM can't be scaled as high, how do we put more memory on a Fiji/Vega GPU for workstation users". And AMD's claims that HBM meant you could just swap everything around and not have to worry about framebuffer size were never true, the PCIe bus itself is not fast enough for that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ8YlXh-jbI&t=280s
I'm not pushing a narrative. His tweet reads like someone flexing control over US resources. How many average people know that NORAD is bilateral? They just see "wow Trudeau ordered something and the U.S. scrambled their jets" If you don't see how the average person would interpret his language then I can't help you.
Most of them came from Iran and India however…
“Luxury” is often a marketing term used for very much not luxury apartments. There’s nothing “luxury” about a 900 sqft apartment that happens to have decent stainless steel appliances and a modern look.

New apartments (like new cars) are always priced higher than older buildings, but give it a few years and prices drop.
> It's just much, much harder to get a pile of AN to go off

Which is why Hezbollah is complicit in the Beirut port explosion of August 4, 2020. AN that's just sitting there for years doesn't simply explode for no reason.
Are you referring to the Kyivan Rus'? Present day state of Russia are from Muscovites, a different historical entity from the Rus’.
Long distance buses in Britain often need to compete with a train booked a few days ahead.

In this case, there are trains from Edinburgh to London at least twice an hour through the day, taking half the time and with much more legroom, better seats, a fairly spacious toilet, probably someone selling drinks and snacks from a trolley or bar counter, tables between seats, no road noise or pollution (it's electric), and a view.

https://www.seat61.com/london-to-edinburgh-by-train.htm
I got the same impression from the headline. When trying to communicate I have found that it is best to be understood as opposed to being dictionary correct. Personally I would've went with "allow multi-family housing", but I also probably wouldn't click on the article because it's just saying that making smaller homes allows you to have more of them over a given area.
It doesn't change the meaning "dramatically." Trudeau ordered, US aircraft were scrambled. Ask a person on the street if they know NORAD is bilateral. Half of them can't even tell you how many states there are.
This reminds me of Chris Tarnovski criticizing some microcontroller designs because the buses run all over the die, rather than being gated by a central multiplexor, and that much capacitance and logic inputs to drive being limiting the maximum clock speed.

Relevant? I'm not a cpu expert.
> "if my grandmother had wheels, then she would be a bike"

Well it could be argued that she would be a bike. Its possible to be multiple things at once. If she had 2 wheels and could be ridden by other humans to a destination she might qualify has a bike. She would also continue to be your grandmother.
With two prompts and a parsing step in between is how I'm doing it. An input prompt with multiple examples like "what's the weather" -> "getWeather($location)", a glue step to parse and run the commands it outputs, then a second response prompt with examples like "$weather = {temp: 50, ...}" -> "it's 50 degrees with a clear sky" to turn JSON data back into English.
> we always seem to grow by increasing density rather than establishing new small towns?

Not sure why you aren't figuring urban sprawl into this equation.
Only if you ignore the spectacular resurgence of nationalism, revanchism, and 'make Russia great again' rhetoric that has completely embedded itself in the culture in the past twenty years.

Of course it was driven top-down, but I don't see how that has any bearing on anything. The US didn't invade Iraq because there was some kind of grassroots fear of it in particular, and the English didn't get an empire spanning half the world because some blokes down at the local thought it was a swell idea.
I kinda get it and kinda hate it.

I am a pretty responsible dude but nothing has made me as invested in my community, surroundings, etc as owning a home. I always loved the US but once we bought the house I really understood it on the next level.

Apartments are great for single people and retirees. Families should have a house with a back yard and a drive way. It's our dream.
I don’t care much for multi-family housing personally. I don’t want to share a wall with anyone, not even a family member and I’m willing to make some concessions for that freedom.

However, recently I became interested in adding an “accessory dwelling unit” on my property to accommodate aging relatives. Despite having the space for a small 500-750 sqft unit on my property, my city’s zoning rules killed the idea. The rules had some interesting limitations like the ADU can’t be more forward than the front of the house, can’t be in a front yard, can’t be more than 40% of viewable property for front, has to be more than 20ft away etc.

Personally I’d be happy with more lax rules around ADU/mother-in-law units/etc. before everything becomes multiplexes.
Yeah, I know it's possible to create a blimp that size, since I've seen smaller ones as toys.
Glad to hear your close relative is doing well now, and it sounds like she was in a tough situation.

If you did more research though you'd understand that the thing you feared is not especially common or even possible under normal processes, so it's not really worth fearmongering about it on a public forum.

In most first-world medical systems there are years-long waiting lists for surgeries, or even to see a specialist at all. Most people I know who've seen specialists about gender issues had to wait months to even talk to someone. Getting surgery on a whim within a few months simply doesn't happen unless you're a wealthy person flying overseas for at-your-own-risk surgery, which is also available for many other purposes.

This is similar to how you'll see people fear-mongering about things like teenage children getting surgeries, which simply does not happen. The processes don't allow for it because it would be wildly irresponsible, but you can still find lots of people talking about it as if it happens on a regular basis. In reality, adults in their twenties and thirties sit on waiting lists for years.

Note also that even if you were to schedule surgery on short notice, in many cases they require you to have been on the relevant medications for a while because if you were to have sex-related organs removed or modified surgically without having adjusted to your own hormone levels it would be a pretty nasty adjustment.
It's the same thing worded differently.
U.S. FAA closes some airspace in Montana for Defense Department activities
Interesting. I've read it was used in cigarettes in part for its narcotic effects (and to treat asthma) and was wondering if that meant it's hallucinogenic or not

From what I understand it can be poisonous if consumed directly. You'd probably get poisoned from directly consuming tobacco leaves too so I wonder if this is a similar situation where smoking is safer than direct consumption

Would you describe the experience as a "trip" like other psychedelic plants and fungi?
It doesn't give the wrong impression. The core of the sentence is Trudeau ordering, and people, including U.S. resources responded.
It’s the bank declining. Banks have a lot of heuristics to check for stolen cards. This could easily have been flagged up as unusual. But even if it wasn’t that, a lot of banks will have a daily total limit for contactless payments without the card PIN number being entered. Such limits are reset the following day or when the card is used in a chip and pin reader (whichever happens first).

It’s very common for people in the U.K. to use a debit card for all transactions because the banking system is so robust (thus we don’t need to rely on getting a credit card statement and then marking off legitimate spend, as seems to be the norm in the US).

So while the declined transaction might seem archaic on the surface, it’s actually part of a greater whole.
This is happening now

Edit:
NOTAM : 3/4763
FDC 3/4763 ZLC PART 1 OF 3 MT..AIRSPACE HAVRE, MT..TEMPORARY FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS. PURSUANT TO 49 USC 40103(B)(3), THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA) CLASSIFIES THE AIRSPACE DEFINED IN THIS NOTAM AS 'NTL DEFENSE AIRSPACE'. PILOTS WHO DO NOT ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING PROC MAY BE INTERCEPTED, DETAINED AND INTERVIEWED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT/ SECURITY PERSONNEL. ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL ACTIONS MAY ALSO BE TAKEN AGAINST A PILOT WHO DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE RQMNTS OR ANY SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR PROC ANNOUNCED IN THIS NOTAM: A) THE FAA MAY TAKE ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION, INCLUDING IMPOSING CIVIL PENALTIES AND THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF AIRMEN CERTIFICATES; OR B) THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MAY PURSUE CRIMINAL CHARGES, INCLUDING CHARGES UNDER 49 USC SECTION 46307; C) THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MAY USE DEADLY FORCE AGAINST THE AIRBORNE ACFT, IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE ACFT POSES AN IMMINENT SECURITY THREAT; OR D) UAS OPERATORS WHO DO NOT COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE AIRSPACE RESTRICTIONS ARE WARNED THAT PURSUANT TO 10 U.S.C. SECTION 130I AND 2302120020-PERM END PART 1 OF 3 FDC 3/4763 ZLC PART 2 OF 3 MT..AIRSPACE HAVRE, MT..TEMPORARY FLIGHT 6 U.S.C. SECTION 124N, THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD), THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) OR THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ) MAY TAKE SECURITY ACTION THAT RESULTS IN THE INTERFERENCE, DISRUPTION, SEIZURE, DAMAGING, OR DESTRUCTION OF UNMANNED AIRCRAFT DEEMED TO POSE A CREDIBLE SAFETY OR SECURITY THREAT TO PROTECTED PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, OR ASSETS. PURSUANT TO 14 CFR 99.7, SPECIAL SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, ALL ACFT FLT OPS ARE PROHIBITED: WI AN AREA DEFINED AS 485411N1101823W TO 481105N1101922W TO 481145N1091337W TO 485516N1091407W TO THE POINT OF ORIGIN. SFC-34,000' MSL EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. EXCEPTIONS: A) NATIONAL SECURITY ACFT OPS UNDER DIRECTION OF DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE; AND B) LAW ENFORCEMENT, AIR AMBULANCE, AND OTHER URGENT GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSE ACFT OPS WITH AUTHORIZATION FROM ATC (ATC MUST SECURE PRE-APPROVAL BY THE ON DUTY NATIONAL TACTICAL SECURITY OPERATIONS AIR TRAFFIC SECURITY COORDINATOR). 2302120020-PERM END PART 2 OF 3 FDC 3/4763 ZLC PART 3 OF 3 MT..AIRSPACE HAVRE, MT..TEMPORARY FLIGHT ALL AIRCRAFT, WHICH ARE ALREADY AIRBORNE WITHIN THE DEFINED AIRSPACE WHEN THIS TFR BECOMES EFFECTIVE, MUST EXIT THE AREA USING THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE CONSISTENT WITH SAFETY AND IN COORDINATION WITH ATC AS APPROPRIATE. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE TEL 850-283-5242 IS THE CDN FACILITY. 2302120020-PERM END PART 3 OF 3

F15s launched out of Portland airbase https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/1624576868140679168?...

Billings airport is closed due to national security activity - https://twitter.com/AviationTracker/status/16245785548631654...

Two tankers tasked to the area -https://twitter.com/nicksortor/status/1624570681710063618

F15 Scramble Audio - https://twitter.com/airplaneian/status/1624572671911424000
https://youtu.be/n4WpyNMfQ2Q

No need for rolling a dice when you can generate all. All one needs is a taste which will be compatible with niche audiences.
> The FCC has told carriers to submit estimates of their fixed wireless coverage

Lol. "Estimates" as in "fables".
Asked if was "balloon-like," the official said, "All I say is that it wasn't 'flying' with any sort of propulsion, so if that is 'balloon-like' well -- we just don't have enough at this point."
> An interesting question to ask is why do we always seem to grow by increasing density rather than establishing new small towns?

That would be increasing the density of the rural area the new small town springs up in. New towns do spring up in places where they can, but it's usually either some company drops a facility there and then housing pops up to support the facility as people decide they'd like a shorter commute, etc; or it's in the outskirts of built up areas, but then people complain about sprawl.
If you're European you should know your ancestors likely settled down to practice agriculture in large part so they could drink a massive amount of alcohol
You don’t need a lawn to have equity. There a plenty to frameworks that can offer equity in these recently legalized multi-family dwellings. Condominiums, duplexes, townhouses to make a few.
These were not proximity fuses, but fuses with clockwork timers designed to delay hours or days until they exploded. This turns them into area denial weapons. Militaries use them to this day (but with modern electronics) on targets like airfields.

Early "proximity" fuses like you're talking about (not the later radar VT fuses developed by the British & Americans, first used at the Battle of the Bulge) had mechanical timers with delays of only a few seconds to account for the planned height of the aircraft when dropped. Many of the men awarded the George Cross for their UXB work encountered them after they malfunctioned (If you ever have the chance to visit the UK Imperial War Museum, it's highly recommended.)

https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/10-incredible-stories-of-brav...

> Seems like the Germans once again beat the British at their own disgusting tactics with better technology.

Check your timeline. The German bombing campaign against the civilian population of major British cities started in early September 1940 (mom spent many nights sheltering in the family's Anderson Shelter from the German bombs). Retaliatory bombing in occupied Europe & Germany by the British didn't begin until the next year.
I completely agree that "hierarchies themselves are a fundamental, natural part of human societies, and you can't just do away with them."
True affordability only occurs when market rates are affordable. That means more units, period. Set aside schemes are always inefficient and often corrupt.
Blazor Server looks pretty interesting, I had never heard about it!

It sounds more or less like what I'm trying to do. Gonna read the documentation, maybe I can find some inspiration.

I've mostly looked at JavaScript frameworks and libraries until now. I really liked working with Vite+React+TypeScript because of the feedback loop and fast updates, and I thought it would be nice to have the same thing in Ruby.
I don’t think it’s due to lack of imagination at all… and again you are skipping a lot of steps you are putting solar cells and high energy density batteries before the steam engine or even the forge.

Describe me a basic evolutionary path that leads to this even if it’s not the path of least resistance.
Pare: Create Internal No-Code AI Tools
With all due respect that’s _your_ dream. I hated growing up in a house with a back yard and a driveway. I’m not sure I would have wanted to grow up in downtown Manhattan, but an apartment in a small city would have been infinitely better.
Thank you for articulating what I was saying better than I did.

You are exactly right in what I am saying and there's a part of me that hopes some people are inspired by this information to build up their resilience
Are you OK with other people living in multi unit housing, or does your desire for a detached unit extend to others' way of living?

I ask because it seems that where ever this happens, many people oppose merely allowing multiunit because they don't want to live in multiunit, even though it doesn't actually impact where they live. It's like lifting a ban on a certain type of car; it doesn't change your car, and there are still many types of vehicles on the market.
My understanding is that food stamps is federally funded, but administered by the state.

I often seen foodstamp eligibility used a marker of poverty, but this is largely an anachronism from the past where foodstamps were reserved for the destitute.

Many states now set the requirement at 200% of the federal poverty level. Which is allready fairly generous--that puts 5 member households as foodstamp eligible if their income is under 70k.

Because eligibility is determined by household size and income, you can have two people living in the same city working the same job, but one is eligible for foodstamps and another is not.
YouTube says the trailer was uploaded in September 2021. What’s the deal there?
NIMBY rage feeds me
Seems like a pretty crappy design if the goal is to 'perpetuate class hierarchies', considering that they replace nepotism as a system for filling important roles in society. Hard to be more insular than that.
Not quite the same analogies and drivers from my earlier comment (your tangent on CEO to worker pay ratio versus the discussion on high taxation rates).
Taking away ownership isn't what this would do though? Honestly I don't even understand how you came to that conclusion.
You're right, I'm surprised to see native Mac support (even Intel) listed on Steam.

I'm still mad about Proton but this might be the first AAA-ish release I've seen release day-and-date on Mac with Windows/console.
I'm anxious now that layoffs are a possibility. I wasn't before.
A very interesting point in the link. In resume yes, it seems that trains really would physically fit in the tunnels and would enter and exit the tunnels without problems

... what they would not do is respecting the buffer space of security around that is required by current laws. As result if a train stops in some tunnels for an emergency the people may not have enough space for exiting the train safely and quickly (by modern standards).
recently cyan announced a full re-make of riven. im excited. they said it will be free-roam and presumably will have an on-rails option as well. i would have preferred on-rails only really -- the world is more romantic when your view of it is limited.

im disappointed in cyan. for decades (?) after riven they just made weird mobile games and remasters of their old games that werent any good, broken even. then they made obduction and got back to business and they are currently working on another new game called firmament (?). i wish they had just kept making original titles for all those years and maybe released a string of really good, well-thought out remasters to keep the coffers full. ive seen obduction playthroughs and i didnt really like it. the world isnt as good. and it has a sappy environmental message as its central moral and theme. also, its not pre-rendered. it should be pre-rendered because thats whats best for a world-based, environmental story-telling based game like this. the idea is that you are unwrapping a little gemstone inside your computer. youre peering into another world. you dont get that effect at all in fucking unreal engine.

i was passing through the area so i thought i would visit cyan worlds headquarters or at least just pass by and see their famous inside-out door that serves as the main entrance. it was winter so things were rather bleak. i thought my maps app had made a mistake but there it was, telling me to turn off of a very busy and ugly "stroad" to arrive immediately at cyan. i had always imagined cyan being tucked away somewhere in the rugged tree-filled vista of beautiful washington. but its right off a super busy highway essentially, not tucked away in anything in any sense. so i turn off and drive up and there is a very substantial gate, the kind that slides back and forth, made of thick galvanized steel. it was clearly intended to keep people the fuck out and it was covered in signs that i only caught a glimpse of but none of them were inviting people in. and the funny thing is that the gate was fully retracted leaving wide open the way to the parking lot. naturally i drove in. the parking lot was very small. i parked near the back and approached the famous door but kept my distance. on my way there several of the parked cars that i passed beeped and clicked as people inside locked them with their keyfobs. that made it very clear that i was not welcome. as i walked on i could see that offices were right up on the front of the building and their windows overlooked the parking lot and the entire building is probably looking at me with concern. it was completely claustrophobic, totally unlike how i had imagined. so i stood there like an idiot and took a selfie with the door, at a great distance, and left.
I’m not sure I’m following, are you saying that the likes of Milgrom have difficulties articulating their thoughts?
I guess you didn't read the article the linked to the study showing most working age adults on EBT actually have jobs. Those jobs just don't pay enough to survive (ie, food+rent). That's a relatively new trend that didn't exist back during your formative years.

Anyway, it is a slash because the economic ramifications of the pandemic haven't ended. Food prices spiked dramatically because of it and have not gone down. They are continuing to go up.

It's unfortunate that people who suffered generally want other people to have to suffer like they did. What you're describing is not a happy, uplifting story of bootstraps. 8 year olds having jobs is sad.
People don't understand that the single family zoning is actually an apartment ban. So even if it's technically correct, it scares a lot of people unnecessarily.

Otherwise intelligent people have their brains broken when it comes to discussions about housing. We need to pick words carefully to not confuse.
I used to think that if average income cannot afford the average home, the market must necessarily correct. I’m wrong about this obviously but I still cannot understand why. I understand that wealthier people have vacation homes, but the only reason for a wealthy person to purchase an additional non-vacation home is to rent it out to someone less wealthy. Since the less wealthy person couldn’t cover the mortgage to begin with, the investment will be cash flow negative. The only hope is price appreciation which logically should never materialize.
Heh, no rush. But if nothing else that validates my confusion. :)
You can get usb cables with built in button... Or just wire a button to the pico.

https://www.amazon.com/Switch-Extension-Upgraded-Strips-Syst...