skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've been using Moonrepo since it was in single-digit versions, and Miles has been very responsive when reporting bugs. I've used a few other monorepo tools and find it one of the easier to use and configure.
Potentially, and I'm sure they'll make exceptions for this but generally these moves cause your "best and brightest" to leave or to start looking since they have options if they are concerned about stability.
Apple has 100bn in available cash, they defiantly do have the capital to make an offer if they wanted
From what I understand, this has nothing to do with dark matter. It's only about dark energy, which is an unrelated concept.
Not if they wanted someone local who would come in to an office.
Every generation of shrink has pushed a company or two out of the fab business. I would guess that around 10-12 angstroms TSMC, Samsung, or Intel will cease being competitive at the leading edge and fold. Most likely that will happen one more time before the shrinking is no longer physically possible while maintaining chip function.
High praise indeed! Thank you.
Should we apply this to every divide: eg shia-sunni?
This site can be used to demonstrate how small perturbations in initial conditions led to big differences over the long run, aka: butterfly effect. Try to place to balloons near each other and you'll see how their trajectory end up differing by a lot.
Ya our jumbo horseflies can take a lot before the don't get up. I use to go out and swat them off my cattle and they'd shake it off and come right back. I now pull a wing off and leave them on the ground. Their remaining wing buzzes really loudly and the spin in circles which attracts the chickens. I can get about a hundred in a 30 minute period at the peak of their season and the hens will circle around to grab them.
> I have seen South Indian promote, hire etc other South Indians

That has nothing to do with Caste... obviously everyone from south india isn't in the same caste

North and South indians have completely different languages, foods, cultures, etc.

People hire people who are similar to them... hence south indians hiring south indians.

Having every indian fill out their caste in their job application doesn't solve that issue.

Would probably be a good idea for you to read up on indian culture before you lecture us on what our issues are.
Where'd you get that number?

Wikipedia seem to put it at a max under $150b[0]

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[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TSMC
I use Organic Maps extensivly while hiking. It works amazingly well overall without any sort of signal. Download the maps beforehand, verify the trails you want to hike and off you go! Verifying is key, as Organic Maps doesn't really differentiate between "major hiking trail" and "random little trail that's more like bushwhacking than hiking". It even works great as a turn by turn navigator. I like going to Andorra, and one of the downsides there is no free roaming like in the EU, so it comes in handy even just for directions and finding businesses when walking around a city.
I'm a layman, but I like this idea intuitively. It's not mentioned in the article, but this theory also necessitates that black holes aren't singularities, which gets rid of what always seemed to me like the biggest hack in physics.
Wouldn't it be just as likely to pay Montana salaries to people even if they choose to live in Silicon Valley? A lot of people arguing for ability to work from anywhere don't realize they are now essentially competing with the entire world, or at least the entire population of engineers in their timezone.
Open-source is always good.
I've built a Mastodon analytics platform, hoping for masses of people to start shifting over and with them brands and businesses, eventually too... so far... it's been reasonably quiet over there :/
Why Your Brain Is Not a Computer (2020)
The article says:

> Apple has reportedly secured all available orders for N3, TSMC's first-generation 3-nanometer process that is likely to be used in the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro lineup as well as new MacBooks scheduled for launch in the second half of 2023.

Note that they phrase it as: first-generation.
big difference between a service dog and a family dog. They might as well let everyone take their young children to work.
This sounds like circular reasoning to me. “You can’t collect an SV-level salary working remotely from the Bay because the company could just hire someone from Nebraska, and the company won’t pay him an SV-level salary because he’s not located in the Bay.”
I would hope they don't win if the information is correct and the names are just confusing. The map doesn't set the names, just renders a representation of what legally exists.

There have been cases of GPS directions being wrong and people suing. I think some of the Cades have been successful depending on the circumstances. Wasn't there one in Australia that took someone down a wrong deserted road or something?
Because developers in those regions can tolerate less salary due to their lower expenses, as a competitive advantage.
Yup, difference to the engineer is minuscule.

It's getting traction coz chip companies don't want to pay ARM for licensing, not because it is particularly better at something.
> Would it kill them to put a radio morse code link in the cabin?

> It could be done with $3 worth of parts, plus a solar cell or dynamo.

As an amateur radio operator who does these kinds of things for fun, no, just no. It takes a lot of technical skill and practice to be able to operate these kinds of radios. Morse code also takes a lot of practice to send effectively.

And it's not going to be $3.

The proper technological solution here is a SPOT beacon.
Interesting. That could indeed take quite some time to pay.

Typing, I just realised, this is one case where constant higher inflation could help...
TSMC is a critical supplier of Apple and a bunch of Apple's competitors. Making it Apple-exclusive would kill AMD, Nvidia and most Android phones (Samsung and Huawei are the only exceptions using subpar non-TSMC chips) overnight. There is no way in hell that any antitrust regulator allows Apple to destroy their competitors with an anticompetitive purchase of a supplier.
A 20 mile loop trail in rough terrain can be a 10+ hour hike, depending on your skill and fitness. If things work out, you’ll be fine with a smartphone, maybe with a powerbank to recharge. If shit hits the fan, you’ll be in trouble. So it depends. Do I need to hike with my smartphone only? Certainly, in places where there’s a significant likelihood of encountering other people. I’m not taking a GPS to the woods out of town. Would I go on a trip somewhere less populated with my smartphone only? No, definitely not.

Paper maps make for a great backup, if you know how to navigate in terrain, but many people lack that skill.
Saying that the launch failed because it had such a long wait time (assuming due to popular demand) has a sort of Yogi Berra quality that I appreciate. He was the one who said, "No one goes there anymore; it's too crowded".

If the launch was delayed because of technical issues then that would be another matter. I'm really not too up on the differences between phones and the specifics of one launch or another these days. When my current iPhone (which I'm reasonably sure is an 11) encounters some issue, I'll go and get whatever number is current at that time.
Reading the lead, from an European perspective, strikes me as tasteless and way too far-fetched.

> Alexis Ohanian’s ancestors perished during the Armenian genocide and had their assets seized. That generational trauma is a big reason why he’s betting heavily on NFTs and future social networks, despite crypto’s chilly winter storm.

Begs the questions why the narravites need to reach so far to make a plausible case.
With over 400k tech layoffs in the last 1 year, I wouldn't be worried about resigning employees of I were a big corp.
Hey everyone,

Remult is a full-stack CRUD framework that uses your TypeScript entities as a single source of truth for your API, frontend type-safe API client, and backend ORM.

https://github.com/remult/remult

In this version 0.18 we launched a new core feature - real-time live queries. Using this feature any data fetching done with Remult can easily turn into a live-query subscription that listens to backend changes on its result set and updates the frontend state accordingly.

Any feedback/suggestions would be appreciated.

- Yoni
Sure. The case in question is verifying a hash someone else gave you, so the problem you mention is present regardless of what verification method you're using.
They can pay with:

1. Bank loans

2. Apple stocks

Completely doable.
Modern C++ is still a safety-third design.

std::optional is relatively new, and supports dereferencing, which when it’s empty is UB instead of an abort.

There are no plans to add checks to any existing APIs, because “it didn’t have a branch before” is also considered a compatibility issue.
The one that gets me every time is Parkmoore and Moorepark on opposite sides of 280 in San Jose. I be someone thought they were being clever when they named them.
I got Covid for the first time last month. Anecdotally I know at least a dozen more who also got it for the first time this past December/January.
Are Intel getting cutting edge (3nm) chips made by TSMC ? I know they're outsourcing production of some of the older nodes, but that would be a bit surprising. Semiconductor manufacturing is all about scale - selling enough of each generation to fund development of the next generation (which is astronomically expensive). If Intel are buying cutting edge chips from TSMC then that would seem to be an act of desperation - helping their competitors because they have no choice due to their own troubles.
Ubuntu ~always (around 12 years ago) try's to make a proprietary wallet-garden, and fail every single time.

It's ridiculous and the complete wrong way to survive in the the Opensource space. The only thing they have at that point is the name Ubuntu.
A guide: Let's build a leadgen tool with GPT-3
> Artist Eva Toorenent advocates for legislation and rules for what she calls “unethical technology” with her organization, European Guilt for Artificial Intelligence Regulation

This typo ('guilt') is just too juicy
Making it illegal does not make it go away. Like racisim has not ended. They need to bring in reservations in education and govt jobs, a strong act like the sc/st act to ensure marginalized people get their due.
Plus there was pandemic issue in China factory and logistic chain.
I haven't tried Soylent. Jimmy joy is currently 15 euros for a 950g bag which has 4000 calories, that's 3 euros for a 800 calorie meal so it should be cheaper than homemade food.
I expect it would be more likely they’d just go straight to ASML and start building their own fabs. That said, they may see enough value in their TSMC deal that it’s simply not worth what would be an eye-watering outlay for something that in the end may not really save them all that much.

It’s probably not seen as a bad thing internally that other rivals aren’t able to get on 3nm either, which wouldn’t be true if Apple weren’t buying up the supply.
Most young men are single. Most young women are not
The load times and lighthouse score for the MUD Blazor site has put me off of Blazor entirely for anything public facing:

https://mudblazor.com/
Examining the Differential Risk from High-Level AI the Question of Control
From the abstract, "Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most transformative technologies of the 21st century. The extent and scope of future AI capabilities remain a key uncertainty, with widespread disagreement on timelines and potential impacts. As nations and technology companies race toward greater complexity and autonomy in AI systems, there are concerns over the extent of integration and oversight of opaque AI decision processes. This is especially true in the subfield of machine learning (ML), where systems learn to optimize objectives without human assistance. Objectives can be imperfectly specified or executed in an unexpected or potentially harmful way. This becomes more concerning as systems increase in power and autonomy, where an abrupt capability jump could result in unexpected shifts in power dynamics or even catastrophic failures. This study presents a hierarchical complex systems framework to model AI risk and provide a template for alternative futures analysis. Survey data were collected from domain experts in the public and private sectors to classify AI impact and likelihood. The results show increased uncertainty over the powerful AI agent scenario, confidence in multiagent environments, and increased concern over AI alignment failures and influence-seeking behavior."
> I am Indian-American (born into a brahmin family if that matters) and personally haven't noticed casteism

Same (I'm also indian but I'm vaishya). But I have a bunch of white dudes telling me that it happens all the time!

I've seen much more discrimination on other factors - mainly around what state you're from (since someone from chennai obviously has a completely different culture than someone from delhi)
Not that I am surprised by this event, in fact I remember reading that the original RTO was about December.

Regardless, I don't think that such generalizations are particularly useful. I have been given multiple different descriptions of what it's like to work there, wlb and so on, and it seems to depend entirely on the org.
Should we pay less to people without children or dependent family members, given that their cost of life is smaller? What about paying less to non-smokers, since their healthcare needs will be smaller?
You violate the law when you infringe regardless, but intent matters for determining the penalty for doing so.

The law basically says that, specifically for infringing a copyright, doing so out of ignorance is less punishable.

Ignorance isn't a general defense, but some laws do account for it on a case by case basis.
So is clickbait
Remember this is "N3" silicon, everyone wants N3E.
I agree, the court's arguments make little sense.

Even if you agree to the point of view that he went on the hike ill-prepared, that does not change the fact that he found himself in a potentially life-threatening situation with no other means to signal for help.

Now, the article also mentioned that he left the fire unattended, and that raises the question whether or not a signal fire could have been done with more care. But that is not at all what the court focuses on.

At the same time, isn't the sum of $300,000 influencing our judgment here? Would we think otherwise about the judgment if the damage were much lower, say, around $1,000?
This is all virtue signaling. If they really cared about stopping discrimination then they could change it from being a civil issue to a criminal issue. Right now if someone is discriminated against they still have the same old two choices; either they ignore it or they sue. Suing anyone much less a company with deep pockets costs a ton of money and in order to win there has to be a "smoking gun" or a mountain of evidence to prove there was discrimination. And the problem with collecting that evidence is that such discrimination usually happens in person and without any written evidence to show for it at a later date.

Video evidence of personal interactions is very hard to collect in Washington state because it is a "two party consent state"[1]. And people's personal behavior changes when they know they are being recorded[2][3].

I think a better solution to this is to get US Federal "Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964" updated[4] to include caste based discrimination as that will bring this issue to national attention and hopefully enable other people that are not being directly affected by this discrimination to be cognizant of it. Once enough people become aware of the problem then it will start changing the US culturally and societal accepted behaviors which is the only real way to stop this type of discrimination. Of course while dreaming of a better and brighter future I might as well add the removal of all cliques to the list as they are another form of discrimination.

[1] https://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/washington/washington-recor....
[2](2014) https://hbr.org/2014/09/how-being-filmed-changes-employee-be...
[3](2019) https://www.bodycamera.co.uk/blogs/news/what-is-the-observer...
[4](2021) https://harvardlawreview.org/2021/06/title-vii-and-caste-dis...
http://myhopeforthe.world is just packed with high impact decision-making issues in future as that work rolls out into the climate (and other) crises.
I also think immediate closing is bad because it can waste your time like in your case. Maybe some grace period before closing would help, then closing also wouldn't be perceived as so bad

> I think you can also argue that the dictionary is a difficult read sometimes, in spite of its existing style.

Dictionaries can be difficult to read but I would compare SO more to Wikipedia in its writing style, which is very readable. Wikipedia is much more strict and without those style guidelines it would be way less useful.

> Point is the founders made a choice

Unless you mean recent choices, I would say the founders choices made SO so successful. There are a lot forums/platforms that are better suited for getting help, were discussions and expression of individual personalities are welcome and beneficial for community building. But at the same time those forums mostly help the people who are asking questions, but not people who google their issues, because long threads are less searchable and answers are harder to find. That's were SO shines, it scales because it prioritize people looking for answers instead of people looking for individual help. I too used to contribute in such forums, but knowing the limited reach of my answers there, I stopped helping individuals and choose to contribute to the much larger audience of SO (even if that means being subject to occasionally questionable mod actions or a few downvotes)
You really have to go out of your way to lease at 16k - they default to 12 and they'll really push you for 10 - not to mention that 15 is the default so you have to ask them to do pricing specifically for that number.

I commuted 5 days/week with a 12k/yr lease and still had plenty of miles left over. This person will definitely need to move closer to get rid of the lease.
Honestly, many of the employees and scenarios quoted in the article comes out like they were because of people making decisions without forethought. Do note they are still earning more than 95% of the population and will come out as entitled for readers who are not really attuned to the tech scene.
Am I missing something? How is that?
Nonsense. Inside the global warming field there are loads of different models and predictions and intense debate about different ideas.

There are some outlier models that are ignored by other scientists because of their bad faith assumptions and methodology but that's true of many fields of science like quantum physics and cosmology.
yes, indeed that is a different matter, however the poster I was responding to made the point of financial stability / security being the deciding factor so I was addressing that point
That's why we spent all that money on free vaccines for the entire population. People who don't want to take the vaccines can now complain about a problem that they created, high infection rates.

This story is all about how our greed loves to create problems and then we get to complain about the consequences, and get sympathy. On all sides.
Religion is already a protected category. Arguably caste falls within both religion and race categories, but it is better to make it explicit until case law and state and federal legislation catch up.

In parts of the US, Catholics or Jews were not allowed to hold office well into the 1870s, so your example is not as hypothetical as you seem to think.
>I am Indian-American (born into a brahmin family if that matters) and personally haven't noticed casteism, barring the occasional idiot in our communities.

That's the Indian equivalent of "I was born into a white family and I personally haven't noticed racism, barring the occasional idiot..."
What if the dev in Boise and the dev in Seattle and the dev in Butte got together and agreed none of them would work for less than a certain salary?
My guess would be that not a lot of people have done work to collect concrete data around it. Problems like these really go unnoticed, even most samples from urban-young crowd in India will say, "why do we need reservation?", "there's no caste discrimination".
ChatGPT accelerates “lifestyle publishers” move away from SEO
Is now the best time to start a company?
i never hiked or walked 14 miles but assuming he is few miles in to 14 miles way back, is it difficult to walk back say 10 miles without having to give up?
That is severely outdated number, please take a look at market cap from today:

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSM

it is $454B
It’s pretty common everywhere to avoid socializing or marrying someone from a place doesn’t share values. For instance you’d almost never see a woman from a well to do family marry a tradesman even if he’s a good man who would provide and is handsome.
They got there by skimping on IO
Scientists are also tired of arguing about the reality of evolution, perpetual motion mechanisms, flat earth, a non-plate techtonic earth and maybe other settled matters. Try to get a research fellowship for flat earth or perpetual motion and see just how ruthlessly science cuts down dead ideas. Or maybe now in Florida you can get a flat earth fellowship, the Republicans certainly seem eager to remove the benefits of our scientific learnings as fast as they can.
OK, so with the 2nd generation "N3E" due to be available in 2nd half of the year, that's implying Apple have exclusive access to TSMC 3nm for next few months.
This is really amazing. I love it. Quick and easier way to research.
> In case anyone is wondering why different glyphs have the same unicode code point, and how an app is supposed to decide which one to render... Well I don't know the reason for the first question actually

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han_unification

My understanding is that this is basically "white guy says all Asian writing looks the same" in standards form and is largely regarded as a terrible idea.