skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The USA is very big and diverse in landscape and climate. You'll have to narrow your request down a bit to get a helpful response. Do you want ocean views, sandy beaches, mountain vistas, modern cities, lakeside, etc...

Most countries don't have the variety the USA does because they don't span the area like the USA. A few do, China comes to mind. When coming from other countries that largely have one climate or only a few landforms it can be overwhelming to understand it's all here to view and most of it has infrastructure in it too.
There was zero chance that the generally peaceful and lightly armed EU was going to invade Russia with it's thousands of tanks and nuclear missiles. That argument is just bs Russia trots out to justify invading their neighbours.
The few introductory guides I've found seem to dive straight into some very dense maths.

There's also a difference between having an intuitive understanding of a subject and a mathematical one. You can have the former and know how to use tools, eg, using a fourier transform is different to doing one manually.
Google will continue buying Intel CPUs with or without the ME. Their trying to remove it is irrelevant, Google also tried to create a social network and whatever Google Buzz was. They have a lot of pointless projects, in other words.
Marriage: More than a century of change [pdf]
I don’t understand: Are you suggesting that it’s what France is currently experimenting, or did it not fall into your radar that France is currently experiencing this?

If not, I’d be interested if you look at birthrate by religion in France (and please add stats of bullying at school if you find them) and see whether it fits your expected model.
You should probably disclose that you're the primary developer.

The name seems like a terrible idea, as it's so generic and unsearchable. It will be hard to find help with things, even if it becomes more widely used. The peer-to-peer stuff seems interesting, but the documentation is incomplete. Elsewhere the documentation says "It’s built from scratch, 1000 lines of code", but it's way more than 1000 lines (and it would have to be).
I checked we have A12s and A21s.
I looked at what is available right now in the A range and the A13 which probably replace the A12 still has an headphone jack.
I’ve set up an AuthorizedKeysCommand that uses unbound to get the authorized keys for the server via DNSSEC, with the ability to specify keys for whole servers, users on servers or globally for all servers. This is pretty neat for my few private boxes, I wouldn’t advise it for something bigger or enterprise, an ldap or similar seems better for that.
Do you publish any of them? (In the spot where comments usually go: under the post)
>Also $wpdb->prepare() uses parametrised values.

They appear to be a hand-rolled PHP version of imitation client-side parameterized values, not the actual database library ones.

https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-includ...
Also see the Festo Air Ray:
https://www.festo.com/us/en/e/about-festo/research-and-devel...
Mainly the fact you have to run an entire browser (= more memory usage, slower startup time) and that it runs on HTML + JS, which is very slow compared to fully-compiled languages like C, C++ or Rust.
Did you actually listen to the presentation? They explicitly addressed each of these points (except the bit about the confounding variables, admittedly).
There are a handful of modern religious and fundamentalist groups that sociologists study for this purpose: Mormons, ultra-orthodox Jews, evangelicals, etc.

The interesting thing about these groups is that they exhibit “carrying limits”: they get to particular community sizes and begin to experience attrition through secularization.
That's not how civilized societies work. If you make an accusation you have to explain what you mean, not simply echo words back at the speaker - that's what children do because they haven't yet learned how to debate or reason.
Docker Compose cannot currently be deployed on fly.io: https://community.fly.io/t/deploy-with-docker-compose-yaml/4... .

Unfortunately, there's a huge gap between "single container" and "multiple, co-dependent containers". It's a far cry between services hosting a single container and ones offering to host entire stacks.
LLAMA made tradeoff for reducing parameter budget instead of training computation budget. This is better for inference computation budget.

Optimal number of tokens for 7B parameters is around 140B tokens[0], and meta trained it for trillion tokens.

[0]: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2203.15556.pdf
They aren't. The air is moving that fast.
> (Outside the US podcast ads are mostly for other podcasts)

You're not missing out much these days; most ads in the US are for other podcasts now, too.
Could you expand on, for a person who only dabbled with Mathematica some time back, what that niche is?
Lost backs really suck. Not checking a bag really reduces this risk.

If I’m going somewhere where I don’t care if my bag arrives, like back from vacation, then I’ll check. But if I need the contents of my bag then I never check it in and keep it with me.
Can they add backwards compatible to all vim key bindings then that gets very useful like neovim and unlike a vim like plug-in on vscode
https://archive.is/Gf0tk
I dont actually understand the question..
what does "Is it ok to be white" mean?
I have the same issue. I’ve had a support call with an engineer about this and they have no idea how to fix this. If you sort the user list ascending it lists the one account and if you sort descending it lists the other. So changing the sorting should at least show _some_ license.
Merged Podcast: Insights from a 747 Pilot
Sure, but then you should have „Linux“ somewhere in the title of the post, in the header of the website (M‘s Linux Blog), or start the text with some context.

And not just dive in with something like this: „Ever wondered what happens if you open a TTY and APT something?“, more like: „Have you ever wondered what happens if you install Linux packages with APT on the console?“
„ we now use the .NET SDK to embed the .NET runtime. This means we use the CoreCLR runtime for desktop platforms”

Wow this is huge! Seems like Unity is lagging behind and their journey for CoreCLR just started.
I dont understand the question.. what does "is it ok to be white" actually mean?
funnily enough i was looking for 'benefits of marriage for women' yesterday but for some reason all the links kept coming back to how men get so many positive benefits from it but we're opting out of it en mass and how because all the benefits go to men, women are opting out as well!

i'm still interested if anyone has links or studies on the benefits for women
The title in the blog post is exactly the same.
Lambda labs has A100 for like $1 per hour
Does this impact the required code? I remember checking out the samples and much preferring the syntax of the native script given the C# is full of GetNode<Button>().op() as opposed to Button.op() in the native.
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"It more and more seems like "traditional", conservative societies are more successful on aggregate."

Weren't pretty much all societies on the planet in the 1700s and 1800s "traditional and conservative"?

Yet most of them weren't particularly successful against the British, who, on aggregate, weren't that much traditional (superficially, yes, but behind the visible old-school clergy and nobility, ruthless modernization continued apace).
Please note that these are slides for a talk. Regular web page in the works!
"The main change for C# support is that we moved away from the Mono SDK and we now use the .NET SDK to embed the .NET runtime"

And .NET 6. Terrific work. Unity still isn't taking industry seriously so it's terrific to see viable alternatives.
> she declined over the next 250 years to be just another European power.

Why would we want 300 millions inhabitants in France ? That's what we would have with the density of the Netherlands.

Why couldn't France be on top of leisure, urban transports, ecology, natural ecosystems, technology, political innovation, and even military defense, with 70 million inhabitants ?

Worlwide politics are biased, always considering GDP first, instead of a myriad of more relevant indicators.
Destroy humanity:

AGI? no

Humans + AGI? maybe

Humans? definitely
I understand this is an America-centric forum but does religion play a major role in politics in the rest of the western world?

I'm counting back though prime ministers and i can't recall one who made religion a major part of their platform in my lifetime.
The other point to make is this train wouldn’t have qualified for the Obama regulations anyway so the whole point is moot.
Sure, but I've always viewed Ramanujan's summation of divergent series to be a curio, I'd never have expected to see it turn up in physics. Pondering this a little, I think what disturbs me about this is the irreducible discontinuity it introduces. If you were to tell me that because of reasons, F = ma is wrong, it should have been F = m^{1.00000000001}a all along, then the resulting model of physics doesn't change that much; but if the Casimir equation should use ζ(-1+ε) rather than ζ(-1), then the sum is finite but as large as you like and the smaller that ε is, the larger this term is.
Well, by the metric of Conservative and high birth rate Afghanistan is currently the most successful country on Earth, as I believe it has the leading population growth rate...
Unity is still using Mono?

The CoreCLR should easily perform twice as good as Mono in many cases.
I'm not confusing anything. I was merely stating what General Relativity tells us in precise mathematical terms: Time passes between the event of something happening and the event when light/information from that first event first reaches us (or could theoretically reach us). This is reflected by a delta in the time coordinates of the involved events.

> Things happen at the earliest possible moment I could know about them.

You're of course free to define the word "happen" this way but among physicists you'd be the only one in doing so.
Mainstream browsers have supported WebGL since 2011/2012 (and WebAssembly since 2017).

Why has this not triggered a revolution in browser games? It feels like the best browser games are still the ones from the Flash era.
Interesting. Also funny that this pioneer of the child-free movement has actually the best fertility rate in Europe currently. Not by much, and still in the negative, but.
To remove the distracting background and make the page readable, run

document.querySelector('.background').remove()

in the browser console (or use Reader Mode).
Dude the very beginning of the very first paragraph talks about complexity theory and NP-completeness. That's starting the text with the relevant context.
The person you replied to was arguing for a smaller total population - for humans in aggregate to weigh less on the environment even if individuals weigh more.
There are also overdoses related to people quitting cold turkey (voluntary or not) where the the withdrawal compels them to take higher dosages.
i am not aware of any studies unfortunately, i just found this though and it looks like a good start:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41539-017-0012-7 "Montessori education: a review of the evidence base"

but you just need to look at the montessori methodology to see how it works. it may not be as effective as pure one-on-one tutoring but it is certainly way more effective than regular classroom teaching.

keep in mind though that the name montessori is not protected and that there are many schools out there that are montessori in name only without actually having trained teachers.

the lack of good studies of montessori is frustrating to me. the montessori method is as scientific as education can get, free of any ideology or philosophy, unlike eg. waldorf, and therefore should be easy to apply on a wider scale. the teacher training is not expensive (about a year) and could easily be integrated into any general teacher education. the teaching material is more elaborate than just books, especially for the younger age groups, but the high cost now is mainly due to a lack of scale.
It’s surprising to me that javascript wasn’t chosen as the scripting language for all these gaming engines. Though I do see the benefit of C# being typed and compiled.
Yes, the SymPy live shell is based on pyodide and the jupyterlite shell:

https://live.sympy.org/ (recommend desktop browser, but works on mobile too)
Which is the problem if the title of the blog post is intended for a mathematical audience and the title of the HN post is intended for the general HN audience.
>>> Unity still isn't taking industry seriously

What does this mean?
> why would we want to overpopulate?

Half the reason we got out of the Malthusian trap is that we finally got enough people that specialisation and economies of scale start to pay off.

Wanting to reduce the global population is like saying you want to eliminate economies of scale, which would make life harder for those who remain, not easier.
I don’t know about Gondot, but with C# source generators it should be easy to generate a typesafe and clean way to access
FWIW I graduated over a decade ago, and even non-capitalized, I interpreted the title correctly immediately. The fact that it was on HN and said "hard" let me take a damn good guess that it would be the NP SAT problem.
If they phone is repairable can you replace the battery?
Did you remap just hjkl or anything else? I see that there even are some vim-colemak plugins, but honestly just the idea that I'll have to think about it kinda intimidates me. Almost every key in vim has a meaning, most of them are kinda semantic (webdrtfi...), most used are on the home row too, and it's not like I think about letters anyway (funnily, yesterday I use Ctrl+y & Ctrl+e, which I didn't use for a very long time and honestly didn't even remember them, but my fingers somehow did). I feel okay about the idea that I'll have to learn to type again, but learning to use vim again, which is specifically tuned for qwerty, that feels a bit too much.
How feasible would it currently be to use a standalone tool for this (instead of connecting to ChatGPT)?

Are there any standalone command line tools that can be experimented with?
Would be nice to have downloadable images of the original sketch as well, or a side by side. There doesn't seem to be a way to share what you drew and the results with someone
Left alt button would be my preference.
I think currently yes. It seems pretty likely that they'll expand it to include brands soon.
Everyone here is asking the right questions. How fine grained are the assessments? What is the tempo? Etc. However, I don’t see any objections that haven’t already been addressed.

This graph traversal based learning is obviously an idea whose time has come and we will probably see many similar companies spring up in the coming years.
> Why has this not triggered a revolution in browser games?

Monetization.
You can get in ear monitors with replaceable cords too. You can even get cords for them to make them Bluetooth. Not even expensive ones, like $20 ones.

I think Bose still has wired noise cancelling headphones too.
If you define success as "maintains high birth rates that suppress standards of living", sure.
Those ads were probably super expensive and companies with crappy products potentially weren’t able to sustain those back in the day.

Internet ads are a different story. Everyone can schedule them at really low costs.

E.g., imagine you had to front $5k in 1980 to get ur ad running in a magazine for 3 or so issues reaching maybe 100k readers versus spending $10 bucks to have then scheduled and shown today…
I'm not sure how you're getting to this enormous generalization. Seems to me that for the past century or so, liberal societies have been the dominant societies on the world stage. Which conservative, traditionalist societies are you thinking of that are more successful or have "higher fitness" than liberal societies?

When I think of an archetypal "conservative, traditional" society, the first countries that spring to mind are Afghanistan and Iran, which I wouldn't call particularly successful countries.

Some like Saudi-Arabia do better by virtue of sitting on an infinite source of money, but even these oil nations have something dysfunctional to them. They tend to be so corrupt and anti-meritocratic that they need foreign companies to perform any non-trivial task, as they can't get anything done themselves and do nothing to foster homegrown talent. They don't produce value beyond what they (or rather, a mix of hired and pseudo-enslaved foreigners) dig up from the ground.
i'm glad javascript isn't the scripting language chosen, as C# is very much superior, and would run faster!
working on it :-) thanks for the feedback!
I feel about this the way I feel about "free" Windows when you buy a computer from a mainstream retailer. It's not worth the price, it's not a gift, it's just an adverstisement and a gateway to the walled garden. I have a normal Mathematica license and for the few times it's the right tool for the job I find myself reaching for something else anyway. I can almost always get things done with FOSS (usually within the python ecosystem) and I don't have to think about activations or Mr. Wolfram.
If those are the only apps you use, you might be fine for a while but lots of apps won't support old Android versions which could be problematic if you depend on such apps, e.g. for banking or signing into government services.
I love HN because it opens up a dichotomy of views.

Optimistic: It is cheaper, as in time and cost, way to build products that users can enjoy and newer developers that only know web technologies can tip toe into platform apps.

Pessimistic: It’s not optimal and eats resources.

Me: I use it to build internal tools and don’t work on a potato so it can have all the resources it wants with my overkill machine.

Guess I’m somewhere in the middle lol.
yes!
there's some new params added to the controlnet demo which I didnt have the time to incorporate yet, will do that later today. Makes the images much more coherent.
I think about this from time to time, and i think it’s got to do with the pipeline of creation, distribution, and presentation. With Flash, you had an obvious piece of graphical software to create your thing, and when you were done you had one file you could upload anywhere that would accept it. Once it was uploaded somewhere, it could be served up as simply as an image, at the stated size, and it would work.

So it was all obvious and encapsulated.

I would like a generally agreed upon encapsulated html standard. Single-file sites that can be served as simply as media.
Fun fact, also "hard" in this title is a formally defined term.
I tried using Tauri (about 6 months ago, so things maybe have improved), and found lots of inconsistencies and issues between platforms. It did work well on my "dev platform", but then things often misbehaved on other platforms.

I'm not sure many people are refusing electron apps due to the size, but they would definitely reject a buggy app that didn't work on their platform.
Everyone who uses javascript has to write it in a superset language that has sane types, a (poorly implemented) standard library, and other features javascript lacks, and treat it like a batch of volatile chemicals because outside of its specific niche of scripting the DOM, javascript is a terrible, unstable language at best adequate for purpose, a necessary evil because the web doesn't support anything else (barring WASM.) Gamedev isn't (necessarily) tied to the browser, so why not use a better language to start with?

That said, there are forks of Godot that support JS/TS but I don't know how up to date or ready they are.
Which school was this? Was this UT Austin by any chance
> If you watch your friend do X right in front of you, would you argue it happened yesterday?

If he is right in front of me, it won't take a day for the light to reach me. So, no, I wouldn't.

> They're both valid interpretations.

I wasn't talking about subjective interpretations. I was saying that General Relativity clearly distinguishes between the event X of something happening and the event Y of information about that event reaching an observer. X and Y will necessarily be at a timelike or lightlike distance. Therefore, unless this distance is zero, time will necessarily pass between those two events from the perspective of the observer and, in fact, from the perspective of any other observer you could possibly ask, where "observer" is more or less defined by a coordinate system (whose time axis will be the observer's worldline).

This is not up for debate.
Exactly, thank you. :-)
I think plenty bad guys have the necessary resources, but models tend to be just a large array of numbers. I think the main reason it's unlikely is just that there's not that much value in messing with your model. What are they realistically going to get out of it?
The example in the README seems to be dividing “undefined” by 1000. Am I misunderstanding something, does that code truly generate the output shown somehow?
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What happens in the next 100 years?
Whats going on with Sergey Brin's airship startup?
I mean kind of. There’s a ton of restrictions on who can have what plan where though, it’s not a very “free” free market.
This article explains what SAT is in basic enough terms that I could understand the idea. I'm guessing nonmath nonCS people are part of the intended audience. I had no idea till just now.
Ousterhout had a tradition like this on Fridays in CS 140. Looking up his name and scars seems to be what you are talking about https://gist.github.com/gtallen1187/27a585fcf36d6e657db2.
Can we agree title alone is not so clear and maybe (I repeat, maybe) a bit clickbait?
While I understand what you are saying, using Windows as an example is bad because Windows is not a walled garden.

If you want examples of a walled garden, look at MacOS/iOS, Android (kind of), and arguably even the Linuxes (question of practicality).
Right, but it's not the weight that matters, it's the environmental impact. And there I'm convinced that e-waste is not negligible.
That said, it's probably a much better investment to do supply chain sort of attacks than trying to trick people into downloading your pickled model. Although, I would be surprised if there aren't pickled models with some malicious code out there. It doesn't feel like it's a very sought after target.
It should be feasible with GPT-J. You should be able to run it locally if you have GPU with more than 16gb of video memory. Output quality might not match OpenAI offerings though.

https://playground.helloforefront.com/models/free-gpt-j-play...

EDIT: looks like you guys hammered it down. Here is another playground (box on the right):

https://huggingface.co/EleutherAI/gpt-j-6B
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