skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> most legacy apps should continue to work

*most*

I recently had an issue with MS deleting IE and a corporate legacy app not working.
My phone number is +1-312-361-0355. It's best to call me on Signal but normal phone calls/sms also work.

Call me any time 24/7.
Type checkers make it harder to modify code in a way that changes types.

While you are discovering the correct way to solve a problem, you may desire to make such changes.

Therefore types can make it harder to discover the correct solution.
Seems to me the US and Dutch societies have moved even further apart when it comes to social trust/social capital. e.g. Fukuyama's warned the US about in 1992's "Trust: The Social Virtues and The Creation of Prosperity" has happened.

Everything gets easier, when you live in a high-trust society--unfortunately I don't think the US has been high-trust in quite some time. The bad part is that it takes generations to build and a decades to erode. My local bodega doesn't have free groceries, but rather a sign on the door prohibiting people from wearing ski masks, because groups were walking out with merchandise.
Heh, opened in Chrome and the glitch I've is the line beneath the sections is shown above and some part below. On the other hand site looks perfect on Firefox.
Maybe to restart training if it fails along the way?
Sounds like Anarcho-syndicalism[1]. I am rooting for you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-syndicalism#:~:text=An....
Well then that's probably your point of departure with the other poster.
It would be helpful to upload the paper to Arxiv, for better accessibility and visibility.

https://github.com/Ying1123/FlexGen/blob/main/docs/paper.pdf https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://github.com/Ying11...
For me it's always more effective to be doing something physical in the second phase. Walking, chores, showering. It helps the focus.
Those resort fees are the absolute worst for corporate travel. E.g., the budget for a hotel might be $300/night so you get one for $290/night. Then they tack on a $45/night "resort fee" and suddenly you're getting yelled at by accounting for going over your budget. That is, if you even remember to expense it since they charge it to your incidental card ...
Thank you so much for liking and posting my game :)
Latino immigrants increased support for trump in 2020 vs 2016. Latinos are dropping catholicism and embracing evangelical protestantism (I've witnessed this with Latinos in my own life). There is a strong right wing shift happening right now among Latinos including first gen immigrants.

Don't expect large amounts of immigrant solidarity from Latinos going forward. I think trump got slightly upwards of 40% of the Latino vote...
"servers" are the part that is prohibited per ToS, even if the ports aren't blocked.
How I organize my digital music collection
Taxes and fees should be mandated for all prices up front.

This is how it works in most of the world, there's no good reason it shouldn't work that way here in the US.

Someone will come along and point out an edge case, but for the vast majority of retail situations this is doable.
> the ones for non-binary, which as the Stallman essay linked above outlines, is a mess.

Exactly the same criticism applies to singular you, down the the example sentences. I would take Richard Stallman's criticism more seriously if he was a thou proponent. (Use whatever words you like for the generic person / unknown gender cases, but don't start othering people by using non-standard pronouns exclusively for them.)

> country […] Pope

That paragraph was about historical developments; sorry it wasn't clear. Further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debatable_lands

> Non-binary is a luxury belief.

It's a basic fact of life in many pre- / non-British Empire cultures – and even in modern-day cultures formerly of the Empire. If you mean the modern, 'western' ideas of non-binary gender, that's derived from the experiences of transgender people, and existed for decades before the academics picked up on it.

Virtue-signalling existing about something doesn't mean the thing is made up (see: carbon credits, corporate inclusivity). Your linked essay somewhat misses the point: belief in virtue-signalling is also a status symbol, as is name-dropping social psychology and evolutionary psychology in an argument, and I could easily rebut that essay in exactly the same way it rebuts the 'defund the police' movement (except, that wouldn't be intellectually honest: for all its central thesis is flawed, and its examples are misrepresented, it does describe a real phenomenon).

> that is not a reason for why it should be grammatical in English

If I may be pedantic for a moment: it's the same grammatical construction as things that are grammatical, so it is grammatical. That's not up for debate! Even "colorless green ideas sleep furiously" is, per Noam Chomsky, a grammatically-correct sentence. What's in question is whether it's acceptable, to which I say the notion of acceptability is not how language works, and especially not how English works. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistic_prescription for further discussion.

> or should that be they ain't they

They ain't them. ;-)
Mentorship down the chain of command sounds nice, but for most juniors that's just going to cause anxiety.

The most impactful mentors I've had personally were senior developer / tech lead types. My managers were great, but it's just easier to have the "is this a stupid idea" conversation with somebody who doesn't sign your paycheck
Why should young men and women be denied the independence and growth of making their own money, learning valuable skills, and being able to save for a car, or further training.

I went to college after a summer doing day labor. I knew I was unwilling to do that work for those wages long. It also paid for much of my first year.
Encrypted pastebin:

You encrypt and dump the JSON object to a site like https://hushfile.it/ — the download link has the decryption key as part of the URL:

https://hushfile.it/2f5998db28974#5KQPcgUzQdrQmjPHoXYcwxeiW3...

Now you don’t leak game state, and anyone with the link can access the game state and send a new game state back.
Fack.
$1200 a year x 75 years should be $90000 lifetime..
I almost booked a Turo for an extended period of time, peer to peer rental cars, it gave me a 40% discount for that time length, but all of that discount was erased by fees and it was more expensive than the previous page said it would be.

Curb stomp them please, thanks.
Not really, the desire to be unique and different is also one that’s relative to other people
Thanks for the feedback! I will update the game to enhance its ability to filter single letter as well as hyphenated words. Coming out with the perfect regex pattern is always challenging but fun at the same time!
Vey well stated. I would be curious to hear the counterpoint from someone who is pro-public sector unions.
> So it goes both ways - just because something is the case in your region doesn’t mean it’s true across the board.

I never said nor suggested that it did. I was criticizing the people saying it is not a common usage because they hadn't heard it. You and the other user trying to correct me by repeating how you are from a place where the meaning is different both completely missed the point.

The meaning exists, and is used derogatorily, and definitely commonly in some places. None of what you wrote has any bearing on that.
This isn't about "school-age" children; it's about primary pupils. That's under-11s. We're not talking about feeding hulking 17-year-olds.
Wish we could finally stop throwing money at research on this and instead explore more promising alternatives.
Iran’s Uranium Enrichment Hits 84%
Just got the paid version running! Now shouldn't go down so often already haha
I wish they would treat sales tax as a hidden fee. Just show the actual damn price up front plzkthx.
Typesetting? the linux-centric FOSS world has failed to produce a serious type-setting application for going on 30 years now, what's the offering here?
Pair programming? That’s multiple people being creative together with nothing to do with music or performance. I think there are plenty of examples of collaborative creativity.
‘Arcane’ Is a Work of Art
That can help, or just the classic shower insight, but for me I often get even bigger dividends by stepping way away from the computer.

I've had absolute avalanches of new insights when I've been away from any sort of computer for days. It feels like the process of loading more "problem" into the working buffer interrupts or even resets these background processes to some degree.
This obscures the tax burden from the end user, transparently blending it with the price of the goods and the merchant's profit.

Consumers should be consciously aware of the split.
When I say "they are being picked" I mean they are being picked by the company based on their skills. Regardless of immigration.

From a cultural standpoint I wouldn't want to open up further, from a purely theoretical standpoint I would have no problem opening up our social programs to outside the Netherlands if the additional group (regardless of it being a group, country, province, state, whatever) pays the same amount of tax as we do. But good luck implementing that, income tax for India is max 30%, compare that to our lowest bracket which is already 37% and goes up to 50%.
Does anyone have any recommendations for referral community/platform?
Software Engineers are being laid off for certain.
> …you now need a team of H1B's to start writing shims…

This was uncalled for. You could’ve just said engineers.

For those of us in an unending battle with a broken immigration system every day of our lives for over a decade, this really rubs the wrong way.
The AI model I'm using is Curie 001, it is fast so that can provide player with faster response and smoother gameplay, however, the drawback is it is sometimes not as smart as its brother "davinci 003", so it might give dumb answers once in a while >_<!
> 10-core 20-thread monster CPU

With what, 50GB/s memory bandwidth? That's no monster. The two consumer GPUs in my machine both do 1TB/s and are still bottlenecked on memory bandwidth.

> only works with the large proprietary driver here

In practice, nothing works without the proprietary driver so this isn't specific to temperature. Also the setting you're looking for is almost certainly `nvidia-smi -pl $watts` for setting the power limit, not whatever that wiki gives you. GPU temperature = ambient temperature + (power limit)*(thermal resistance of cooler)
It wasn't always so, but the hotel industry is large and powerful.
To clarify,

> Port of Hugging Face's Transformers library, using the tch-rs crate and pre-processing from rust-tokenizers.

> tch-rs: Rust bindings for the C++ api of PyTorch.

Which "backend" does this end up using on Apple Silicon, MPS (Metal Performance Shaders) or OpenCL?

https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/notes/mps.html

I'm going to guess MPS?
Part 1, and after part 3
>Stop spreading this propaganda

This isn't propaganda - it's econ 101. Read any intro econ textbook and all this is completely expected, historically backed up by many events for centuries in hundreds of countries. There's no propaganda.

M1 money (a common measure of the money supply) went from around 4 trillion to over 16 trillion in a matter of months during the pandemic [1] as a result of the govt adding trillions of dollars - a completely unprecedented amount.

Do you really think a govt can simply throw trillions into an economy at this rate and not have inflation?

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1SL
I mean, I titled the article "Lesser known trick, quirks and features of C". Not to mention the very first sentence:

> There are some tricks, quirks and features (some quite fundamental to the language!)
Indeed, in Australia it's already a law. It's a well-known hack - go to airbnb dot com site and append .au to get the the full price including all fees.
I don't think the main reason for the change is advertising. I think it is simply Google being tuned more for average people, so Google-fu is no longer needed as much as it was before. I see it as a generally positive thing, but I agree that pattern matching is probably still useful for advanced users which should be opt-in.
Airlines are required to advertise total price, but break out taxes at purchase. This is a solved problem.

https://www.transportation.gov/policy/aviation-policy/airlin...
First sentence: That would be you.
I have recently written a paper on understanding transformer learning via the lens of coinduction & Hopf algebra.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.01834

The learning mechanism of transformer models was poorly understood however it turns out that a transformer is like a circuit with a feedback.

I argue that autodiff can be replaced with what I call in the paper Hopf coherence which happens within the single layer as opposed to across the whole graph.

Furthermore, if we view transformers as Hopf algebras, one can bring convolutional models, diffusion models and transformers under a single umbrella.

I'm working on a next gen Hopf algebra based machine learning framework.

Join my discord if you want to discuss this further https://discord.gg/mr9TAhpyBW
Thanks for trying out the game! I just started paying for the AI API subscription, so now it shouldn't experience overload so often already :D
The Sounds of Rivian
As others have said, I hope this applies to "resort fees" What makes it worse is many hotels having this hidden charge in parallel advertise a "complimentary" breakfast.
It can be itemized on the receipt but the easily readable advertised price should be the number you pay, period.
Possibly but maybe only if the conflicts were ones in which NATO was involved. Some French involvement in Mali or whatever might not count and might even conflict with the national interests of other Nato members.
In my school we had a motto: "No excuses, just results." I guess we have no excuse to not produce results anymore.
Does anyone have ANY recommendations for referral platform?

Cold application is fairly useless in today's age and time. A referral puts your application much ahead in the pool so that a human actually reads it.

Blind used to be a tolerable place until they made it exclusively US-centric. Importantly, I really loved their side product - Rooftop Slushie - where you could have resume reviews, interview prep, and get trusted referrals for a small sum. They seem to have closed that though.
Using Webhooks Gateways to Ingest Events from Message Brokers Like SQS
Personally I find it very interesting that a $20 restaurant meal might only be netting $1 to the owner. Makes me feel like going out isn’t actually that bad of a deal.
It's the modern stuff we have.

People prefer binge watching a 10 episode Netflix show on a weekend rather than hanging out. Or playing video games. Or Youtube. I know some streamers and some people spend 5 hours a day watching them play video games on Twitch. Others spend 2, 3 hours an evening on TikTok or Instagram. Or are on Twitter all day, that's their hang. Or Reddit and 4chan. Or Hacker News!

Even older generations are spending an awful amount time on messaging apps. My father isn't much into that but he's all day on news websites looking for whatever important thing. I know some Guitar web-forums where the average age is between 50 and 60 and they complain all day about kids these days and they Polyphia guitars.

Back when TV was king I remember only going out when the boring stuff started. Whenever I hear the Full House theme song I get the urge to go hang out with my friends. I was really really lucky there was enough boring stuff.

I also remember a teacher jokingly answering why he had 10 or so siblings to a classmate when we were in our teens: "well my parent's didn't have TV".

I remember going to random shops with friends as a teenager to play guitars we couldn't afford, think of video games we wanted to buy, or which anime figures were cool. If we were kicked out, we would go hang in a park, or at the front of a specific building that had cool looking stairs we could sit. Can I even do this today? I can still do the other stuff, but as an adult it seems that this is only possible with my significant other. Whenever I visit, there's no groups of friends in those hobby shops anymore, it's only couples or solo people.

Everything was a social activity back then. Today you gotta call people before you go to their houses because they're incredibly busy with Netflix or some video game.

We need more boredom. Not you and me, but society.
I can second this.

I made the mistake of downloading it once big players started layoffs in hopes of getting in on the news before it hit. But that forum is toxic sludge for anyone’s mental health.

I don’t use it anymore. The only time I download the app is like glassdoor when figuring out if a company is ok or not.
Big Tech's future is up to a Supreme Court that doesn't understand it
The list of taboo words related to the target guess word will be shown to you at the bottom of the game, just below your input field. But if you are asking about the list of target words in one game, that is actually randomly selected out of a huge list of words under a particular topic. Each time the game will randomly choose 5 for you to play!
This over-regulation will interfere with the God-given right of companies to screw over the suckers. Next they'll be coming after payday loans for usury.
The commenter above has been very vague about what they meant about these predictions.

To take a more specific example, cited in the international energy report as "the pessimistic take" in 1998, the "end of cheap oil" and the start of the decline in production of conventional oil before 2010 has been correctly predicted by peak oil theorists (at that point the price of oil was $15/barrel and still going down) :

https://www.resilience.org/stories/1998-02-28/end-cheap-oil/

They might have underestimated the possibility of tight oil providing a temporary relief valve though, not even mentioning it in their discussion of unconventional oil (tar sands and kerogen). (They do mention technical evolution, though maybe not revolution ?)

But then, even though the tight oil industry has produced oil, it seems to be more of a kind of fraud, a bubble bolstered by easy Wall Street money, now starting to pop (?), even though collectively supposedly it is still deep in the red, with only a few quarters in the green during more than a decade. And this despite the fact that it has been selling its oil when the global price was much higher than $15/barrel ! And so, one might wonder whether it has not been a net waste of oil too, as building and operating all that machinery is certainly not energy free. (Not to mention the costs of environmental cleanup.) Has the US failed badly at capitalism here ?!?
I gave an example of someone who doesn't need an H1B visa and who has been involved in the tech scene for a long time. Someone who could likely get another job relatively easy.

People want to find doom and gloom, but the reality is that if Musk wants priorities changed, he is the boss and should be able to do so. 'Forced' is a pretty strong word given that he's paying their salaries and people should be able to switch tasks if the boss wants it.
Why? The business is built on infrastructure that is paid for with taxes.

Tax is included in all end user prices in every European country I’m aware of.
Thanks for running the cloud numbers on this. I ran some DIY numbers and they indicate less than a week to break even with the cloud, including all hardware and electricity costs. The cloud seems stupid expensive compared to running your own hardware for this kind of task.
I agree with you on almost all of this, but I think the cleaning fee is different. It represents an actual cost for an actual activity. I think AirBnb should show initial totals with it included, so you're never surprised by it. But it shouldn't be rolled up into the nightly rate because it really is a one-off.

As an example, right now I'm looking at doing an extended trip, on the order of 2-4 weeks. I just need one cleaning at the end. If they inflate the daily rate to cover cleaning, I'll end up paying a lot more than the average weekender trip. Or if they hide it in a variable price, then I'll have a hard time comparing different lengths of stays across different places.
> It also seems pretty arrogant to assert you know better than everyone else.

I did not assert that. I made a correction, which was in fact correct.

The meaning does exist, and commonly, even if in regions you are unfamiliar with. I did not misuse the word common. I think you just emotionally reacted to being called arrogant, when in fact it was a merited criticism.
https://archive.is/cIJcl
There is considerable controversy about using artists works as training data for creating an AI that competes with artists.

Just to take a top google hit on the subject: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/lensa-ai-artist-contro...
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The one thing that drew me to micro blog was that it was a paid service.

But honestly, my blog there is not about “engagement”. I don’t really care if anyone reads it. It’s more of a personal journal to blog about the multi year, “hybrid digital nomad” life we started last year.
In Europe I still haven't seen a bill without the VAT clearly shown in the final bill. I've also seen shops showing the two prices, one without the VAT, one with. But if only one is shown, it should be the one I will pay.
Hm, in 1 day nobody suggested this situates on the wrong abstraction level. E.g. why a file system, when it could be a virtual block device?
Interesting that fees imposed by the government are specifically exempted in this bill.
Also there's no problem reading an 80MB JSON file in CL. I suspect gp was using cl:load which is for loading source files. SBCL definitely struggles with very large source files; I never bothered debugging that since I don't need 80mb source files.
Be sure to drink your Ovaltine.

Son of a bit...
As the average consumer, I would much rather see how much money I need to take out of my pocket on the sticker price rather than deeply considering what the tax burden of my jug of milk is.
At that price point you should check out Mila which is an air purifier that adjusts based on air quality. I own three - highly recommended!

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I thought chlorine breaks down rather quickly in sunlight?
Not necessarily weight in on if fascists or not. But this point can definitely be true and we even have an example. Germany went from the loss of WW1 to the Wiemar Republican, probably one of the most liberal governments in its day, to Nazi Germany in pretty much a 20 year period.
I question if the ruling class has broken the system enough that this doesn't work...

Old days: People stop working. Company stops making money. (A|B) Company hires pinkertons to kill off the opposition | Company concedes and gives better working conditions.

Today?: People stop working. Companies beg government to give them money because they're too big to fail. Individuals lose their livelihood/homes/next meal long before company has a deep financial impact.
also: https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/02/03/1067786/ai-model...
bad food is better than no food.
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I asked:

> What do they mean by a "SIMD", is it a independent core with its own instruction pointer(s) etc?

Basically I'm interested in how independent these are, can they each go off doing their own thing or not, and what resources are shared with the parent units (wgp and cu)