skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Nope, that's the cost of a monopoly. However fast or special Apple's RAM is, it doesn't cost them 10x the price of the competition, it costs us that because we can't around shop for another supplier.
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I've heard vague info/rumors about this Replika thing. I just went over to that reddit link above and read a few posts there... wow, that's wild! Reads like SciFi. Had no idea people had gotten so emotionally attached to an AI already. Damn, reading those posts over there is pretty scary. It's like we need some kind of come to Jesus moment as a society and sit everyone down for a talk about where this is going and how to avoid getting too caught up in this stuff. I really don't think we're ready for this as we thought it was really still decades away and we had more time to prep.
Oops miscalculation -- mean 14, standard error around 1. So at this point I can fairly confidently say it helps to pool the effort of two people, though it helps maybe less than one would think coming from queueing theory.
I am typing this on a mobile phone. Maybe 7-8 years old. 2 GB of RAM. Sailfish OS, still maintained (not perfectly, but better than the competition). Made as a low cost smart phone for India originally. Works decently well on many Web sites, close to perfectly on HN.
Horrible way to work (if you spend 6+ hours writing code on that thing). Working on my 3 external monitors is a bliss.
OP is using a Mac Studio, which is not a laptop. I don’t think you can take their claim of it 100% working on their hardware and apply it to a completely different machine.

In addition, it’s open source software. Not some corporate organization selling you a product. Nothing is guaranteed.
Like I said, the arm keeps moving the way it already was, it doesn't jump forward because time isn't jumping forward. You shift the position of zero over. So rather than zero being at the top of the clock, the minutes marks spin about a third of a rotation and now where the minute hand is pointing is zero. It's no different from having a "day of the week" dial on a watch which jumps forward one tick every day.
Looks to me like the US government is trying to inhibit their business
I have doubts. Launch costs aren't the only thing that makes space-based telescopes very expensive.
Do you have a dual boot ?
Try rereading my comment. Your M1's 40 W total power is not special, the 6800U does that with roughly the same performance.

My 7 year old i7 laptop used 5 W idling with a few applications open and the screen at max brightness. I don't know what a modern non-Apple laptop uses when watching video, but 10 W seems about right.
Eh. I'm not so concerned, mostly because we have a whole hell of a lot of "imaginary relationships" already through a number of media. Celebrity worship, video games, even going back to novels.
2-5x speedup barely seems worth re-writing something for, unless we're talking calculations that take literally days to complete, or you're working on the kernel of some system that is used by millions of people.
Show HN: Fitter – cross platform library for parsing websites released
There are a lot of shit companies out there. In fact, I’d posit the average company is a shit company.
If it's truly 50-50, then no. But I don't see any way that a whole 50% of your audience is going to freak out if you change from "homeless" to "person experiencing homelessness," for example.

The guides are probably banking on most of the changes being accepted, however grudgingly. Of course, they may be wrong, and even if there's pushback, they may be convinced enough of the righteousness of their cause to press ahead anyway.
not to mention being able to rotate it which portrait feels better with code and nice as a secondary dedicated.
> I mostly operate single applications within their own confined tag

For all this talk about getting a realistic user experience, what on earth are tags? I have absolutely no idea what that means in the context of window managers.
There are some interesting papers demonstrating reliable improvement in performance in ADHD and otherwise poorly performing people when listening to both noise and binaural beats, some publications reporting effect sizes comparable to stimulant medication.

E.g. here's a paper: https://sci-hub.se/10.1016/j.ctim.2018.11.012
> Whereas Canadian Tire is first and foremost a tire store and an auto mechanic shop

I disagree. They have maybe 15% of their floor space dedicated to auto. Outdoors/sporting easily has 3x the floor space of tires and vehicles. They even have tons of stores that don’t offer mechanic work at all. 85% of the store is seasonal, outdoor, home, and tools. It is more the “family all-in-one” lifestyle store now.
I have met people like this. And heard someone correct someone else for using it wrong. In fact, when during introductions, this person said their pronoun so loudly that I forgot their name (partly because it made no sense to put two pronouns after a name, so it spent a lot of time trying to parse the grammar, as I had just recently moved to a very Progressive city and it was the first time I had encountered it personally).

There is another group I am in that has name tags and there are stickers with pronouns I've never even heard of (something like ver/ver, xe,xer, etc.).
> the conceived egg cell is already a new member of the given species. why? has it to be of a species? if yes, which one other than human?

A cell being of a species does not make it an instance of that species, in the same way that a skin cell is a human cell but is not itself a human.

> "Can a human be a single cell?" can it be 2? or 3? …

If a single cell is not an instance of a human, it follows that there is some point during pregnancy where an instance of a human exists where one did not previously. Mostly the disagreement is about where this line is.
Starting from 0.14 lima support vz framework on macos and allows you to use rosetta2 for x64 linux binaries :)
You're missing my point. I don't want all the new features. I want the existing ones taken care of and polished.
> modern society does NOT have a problem of anti-smoker extremists organizing hangings in the town's square.

You are missing the point. The xiphias2's request was not anti-smoking in any way (I doubt they even volunteer in any anti-smoking rallies in their own community) - it was purely masturbatory, using victimhood as a cover for forcing their own will upon a repository that they didn't even have to look at, and which definitely didn't celebrate smoking in any way a reasonable person would recognize.

Victimhood is not supposed to provide you with power (at least not without proper verification), otherwise it provides a perverse incentive [0] for anyone to pretend they're victims in order to gain influence over things that they otherwise wouldn't have.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
For me it's ultrawide. I'm using a 34" display at 3440x1440. I can have two "full size" windows side-by-side. (Full size meaning they each feel about as large as they did on my 15" MacBook display).
I use virtual desktops. The only missing piece of the puzzle is the missing shortcuts to go directlly to a specific desktop, win + 3 for example. If Windows woild provide that, I coils also buy a bluetooth macro keyboard and use it just for that.
Large language models are biased. Can logic help save them? [MIT Logic LM]
Manchester Arena inquiry: MI5 'profoundly sorry' for not stopping attack
I'm in the camp that 2-5x performance improvement is not really worth re-writing Python code in C for.
Link to a book named "Use GNU Emacs" to be more precise.

The title in those cases could benefit of including a "[book]" tag at the end like in: "Use GNU Emacs [book]".
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Follow up video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMc6mjE9Y1s

The real question is what is needed for these to be dim-able?
When evolution molds a genepool it does so with inbuilt assumptions, one the assumptions is exposure to some level of sunlight. Deviating from these assumptions would result in undefined behavior (in the CS sense) for individuals.

If an individual cannot or will not expose themselves to sunlight, taking D3 is probably the best option they have.
From Feb 8th, not a new round
3 work the best for me. Debugging an API on monitor 1, VSCode on monitor 2, browser with the frontend rendered on 3. I could also use a 4th for the browser dev console. (Full stack development)
There's VR. There's AR that's only been possible with smartphones getting better. I will be the first to say I'm disappointed that a lot of the cool, new technology just isn't practical outside of gaming.

However there are some new useful things like Apple Pay and Google Pay, more convenient and accurate map applications as opposed to old GPS systems, instant text recognition and translation of images on your phone. But these aren't based on flashy technology, just incremental improvements like your examples.
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This is all well and good to say, but impossible to implement within our current system. That's what's so depressing about it. And by 'impossible' I grant its theoretically possible, just not in practical terms. Of course the other side of the coin is that even if it was implemented, then prosecutors, and hence government, would now have this new power over CEOs and it wouldn't be long before some corrupt politician got in office and used it corruptly.
First comment on twitter is that alcohol is a legacy drug from Musk.

We drink because we’ve been drinking for thousand years and it actually feels good.

But everyone knows and sees that it’s not good for our bodies and that it’s pathological for some people.

So who’s going to say that it was the best decision in their lives?
I mostly agree. I enjoy my 40” 4k monitors, but I’ve found that sometimes constraining myself to a laptop display can improve my focus. However, laptop keyboards, even those on macs and thinkpads, are poorly suited for extended use I think. The author is using an external keyboard, and that makes the setup much more usable in my opinion.
I am a huge fan of Primitive Technology. This guy would not surprise me if he built a PC XT out of mud, slime and wood one day.
I'm in disagreement with this. It's simply factually wrong

You seem to mix the purpose of the Commission with that of the Council of the European Union, which is a body that has the power to make decisions. It consists of elected representatives from member states

The European Parliament, which is again all elected representatives, makes decisions that the Commission must implement, not the other way around

The Commission are the ones who draws up proposals and that they hope the Parliament will pass

Please educate yourself on this, as this kind of misinformation is undermining trust in the democratic process
Exactly, pay enough so that no one has to work. Then we can all buy the goods and services we like without toiling.
> Scientists from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) [...] trained a language model to predict the relationship between two sentences, based on context and semantic meaning, using a dataset with labels for text snippets detailing if a second phrase “entails”, “contradicts”, or is neutral with respect to the first one. Using this dataset — natural language inference — they found that the newly trained models were significantly less biased than other baselines, without any extra data, data editing, or additional training algorithms

> Many estimates say that the CO2 emission of training a language model can be higher than the lifelong emission of a car. Running these large language models is also very expensive because of the amount of parameters and the computational resources they need. [... Our] logical language model ... is 500 times smaller than the state-of-the-art models, can be deployed locally, and with no human-annotated training samples for downstream tasks. Our model uses 1/400 the parameters compared with the largest language models, has better performance on some tasks, and significantly saves computation resources [...] With demonstrated robust zero-shot adaptation ability, the model can be directly deployed to different tasks with more fairness, privacy, and better speed

...I cannot find the paper from Hongyin Luo and James Glass, Logic Against Bias: Textual Entailment Mitigates Stereotypical Sentence Reasoning. It is mentioned at https://2023.eacl.org/program/accepted/ , but there seem to be no links.
Your son needs to mature. He needs to start ignoring what others do think about him and start to actively resisting peer pressure of others.

You can either force him the Android and drive his mental development towards a person who is not afraid to to have different opinion than the opinion of the group OR you can let him have iPhone and validate that being just another ant in the anthill is best approach to life.
I think OP didn't make the distinction between RESt and RESTful APIs. A pity IG you'd ask me
Cogito ergo sum. You only need one sample to prove existence of a thing.

As for the rest, communication. I can share information with other people and debate this. That's not possible with a river.

Animals are in between, they can clearly understand some things but not everything. Moreover we can point to an ability to process things that predicts this difference in our ability to communicate.
I think even if I preferred a single screen I'd keep another one around so more easily screen share and be able to keep some things offscreen.
I dove deep into Vitamin D supplementation research during Covid. The tl;dr as I understand it - and bear in mind I'm a layperson in this - is that while Vitamin D deficiency correlates to many bad things, taking Vitamin D doesn't help. It does raise your level as it shows up in blood tests, but the bad things still happen.

Except for some very specific issues.

I have a mild deficiency and used to take Vitamin D. I stopped taking it after consulting with a doctor on the meaning of the VITAL study results [1]. I also recommend [2], from a practicing surgeon who deals with Vitamin D related medical issues in patients.

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35939577/
[2] https://www.devaboone.com/post/vitamin-d-part-3-the-evidence
But all the navigating by keyboard shortcuts in the world can't replace side by side behavior of two or three documents.
Teach him to be grateful.
The title is pure clickbait. If he switched to the moldy potato, I bet we’d all click to read that article too. Our human curiosity is weird :)
So a small computer. Full of environmentally problematic stuff. Just small and old. If that's your 'save the planet' plan, keep your condescension to yourself.
The newest release of colima / lima runs Rosetta2 by default when running cross arch. The file system and networking are flaky but it’s fast.
The data in this article mentions that the most popular resolutions for desktop were 1920×1080 (9.94%) and 1366×768 (6.22%). The numbers don't really add up. What are the other possible resulutions? I'd presume that these two would the biggest percentage!
how long until humans optimized out of the technological advancement loop

* It's uncertain that we will be optimized out. We may go full symbiotic. We may reach a technological plateau. We may run out of natural resources before the singularity.

* Ray Kurzweil estimates the singularity, an explosion of intelligence, will occur around 2045.

what will that mean for humans?

* An adversarial relationship is possible. It seems like a small but potentially fatal possibility. The likelihood is a topic of debate, and any answer from AI would be heavily scrutinized.

* Research Universal Paperclips for an interesting take on competing for finite resources.

* More intelligence means we can solve more human problems. Potentially massive problems like aging, grand unified theory or poverty.

* Many people live entire lives without advancing technology. Maybe all of us technologist just go do that.
Note that you have basically eliminated your chances of getting a high score!
I have a relatively mid-to-top tier linux desktop (i5-13600K, 64 GB ram) and an M2 Macbook pro (M2 max, 32GB ram). The linux desktop comfortably outperforms the M2 in any CPU based benchmarks while also being significantly cheaper (though the M2 desktop machines are cheaper than the laptops, but still more expensive than the alternatives). If I were doing GPU heavy work than I assume the M2 would have a leg up, but then again I could just buy whatever GPU I wanted for the desktop machine and put it in there and I think it would outperform the mac once again.

However, if you were concerned about power consumption than the M2 would win by a mile, but for me it wasn't a huge factor in a desktop machine.
I need 3 monitors or I am crippled, and the god awful alt+tab management of MacOS which is imposed on me contributes a lot to this need.

And to be fair, you can tell me anything you want, I will not believe that you are as efficient with a single monitor as with at least 2. I used a single one for 6 months in 2020 and I lost a lot of productivity.

Actually I do not believe it to the point that if I was in a position of power over someone who refuses to use more than one, I would get rid of them.
License agreements/terms of use don't require signature usually. Consent is implied by downloading. That's also the case when you eg; clone a repo, download a file, etc.

I'm anti DRM + restrictions as much as the next guy but just trying to save folks from a bad time if meta comes knocking after seeing corporate IPs downloading the weights.
which 3D printer? any recommendation(s)?
Strategic installation of solar panels certainly helps maximize efficiency, and is in general a great idea, especially in some areas. But to your point about the space taken up by uranium and coal mines, that's only a fair comparison if you also calculate the mines needed for things like lithium, copper, etc. that would all go into a solar-oriented power grid.
The whole reason activists in NY made a stink about this is because these "jobs" Amazon promised were all hypothetical white collar jobs that would not benefit the existing residents at all and instead serve as a forcing function to push them out of their communities through price increases. Imagine you are a representative of the people currently living there. If you actually wanted to benefit your constituents you'd attracts jobs that your voters are actually qualified for(Maybe an Amazon warehouse which they already have). There was a massive surge in real estate purchasing and speculation in the weeks leading up the Amazon decision in NY. All AOC and the activists really did was request Amazon answer some additional questions and that was enough for them to totally flip the table and announce they are leaving. What followed what the shit show that AOC described in her tweet.

In the end those white collar jobs didn't even materialize in Virgina but they got all the downsides that NY avoided.
I would do cobol if it's 2000 a day
ChatGPT should be considered a malevolent AI – and be destroyed
Talk to your doctor. Probably nothing. See my root-level comment.
How Secure Is Your API Gateway?
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If you can do 1 thing for 1 power on arm and 1 thing for 2 power on x86 but arm maxes out at 2 things per time and x86 at 3 things per time are you going to spend more time on it in exchange for less power?
It's a tad more verbose, but I assume the simplest way would just be to use a standard closure.

void log(Supplier<? extends String> messageSupplier);

log(() -> log.info"User is \{someExpensiveFunction(user)}");

The pattern of using Supplier to provide a lazy argument is pretty well-established afaict.
Latency numbers every programmer should know, part 1
You seem to have confused personal familiarity with ease of learning.
Emacs vs. Vim is a meme. You wrote a whole blog post as a PSA over a meme.
Multiple monitors are a force multiplier to Alt+Tab.

Yes, I can compile a formal business document from disparate programs and formats all on one screen and there is a bit of an advantage - mouse movement - but that's trivial compared to spatial awareness. Getting something from Excel into PowerPoint while checking Outlook incoming stuff and shooting the cow patties on Teams is a different modus operandi. That's why I relate what I do to being more like an F1 machine than a long-haul key puncher. When I'm on, I'm burning gas and hauling ass.

When I'm off, I'm decompressing in ways that are not exactly customary.
Also if you turn on subtitles you'll get a bit more information on what he's actually doing and why.
Article could be improved by mentioning that the smaller rest requests will have a much higher cache hit ratio when used with HTTP/2.
I have a single 40" ultrawide, and I am much, much more productive on it than on laptop screens. I can usually have three or four windows tiled side-by-side, usually with two working code windows and a third for browsing documentation or viewing results or a terminal. It's hard to beat that.

The 40" ultrawide format is nice because of the vertical space compared to other ultrawides. It's a 32" monitor with a little extra width.

And because it has a built-in KVM, I have a single webcam, keyboard, mouse, and speaker setup for my work and home computers that I can switch between with a keyboard shortcut.
I have had a similar experience packaging a simple python program, coming from zero packaging experience. PKGBUILD was the first I did and by far the easiest, deb was about 3x more time and effort, and rpm was a bit more time and effort still, despite now having experience with the other two. I wanted to package for nix next, but got stuck due to the program daemonizing and can no longer import its dependencies.