skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
China's scanners from SMEE that can pattern 28nm chips will be coming online in 2025 and you can expect downward pressure on anyone who makes mature chips.
28nm to 7 is a 2 year dash by which TSMC and others will be at 1nm.
Fun times ahead
In your and my mind, yes. But a cursory look online shows a lot of people, laypeople and experts, evidently read the exact same paragraph and had all sorts of objections.

In fact that seems to be the key paragraph being disputed by naysayers.
It never gives me perfect code, but it gets me 90% there.

For example, I just read the 2017 Google attention paper a few days ago, and with ChatGPTs help I was able to build a complete implementation using only numpy.

It took a full day to generate and organize the code and unit tests. Then two days of debugging and cross referencing.

But, this was impossible before. I barely knew anything about transformers or neural network implementations.

I can’t even imagine what truly motivated people are doing with it.
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=76149

https://www.keymouse.com/catalog/keymouse/keymouse-track-3d-...
That's a bit of a simplification of what the article reports, which is that desert lions were there before being driven out by nearby farmers in 2002. They came back because of the drought and lack of non-marine prey. Seems likely that there have been lions there for a very long time, which sort of by definition means that they're adapted for living there, even if that adaptation was spurred by difficulty in getting "normal" prey.
IANAL either, but mens rea would be missing at least, if it's relevant for terrorism charges.
Banks tumble as SVB ignites capitalization fears
An old profesor of mine who used to review computer science books as a side gig told me he never bothered to read them, all he needed to do was check the contents page to see if they were good or not.
I've been applying that method for figuring out whether a non fiction book is good or not and it works like a charm.if the contents are in a weird order or there isn't the right amount of specificity in the contents its prob not good.
Also don't commit to reading any big non fiction books without checking Wikipedia and doing some 30 min research on the topic first. Easier to spot the bs that way
> Either way, users are not expected to be mixing and matching single-pair ethernet devices

Which is precisely what made other Ethernet so powerful and rapidly dominant. I'm not disagreeing with you, just saying it's a shame.

Say I want to make an Ethernet-speaking sensor of some sort, the sort of thing that might be on CAN today. I now have to make multiple versions of it if I want to sell into all those markets, which I'm not likely to do in practice. Which means there will be fewer Ethernet options on the shelf in some of those markets, which means they'll remain CAN for longer. Which ultimately means Ethernet doesn't become as pervasive as it could if all those things worked together.
air resistance.. ?
The images I saw in the two articles (original and update) don't look like the rectangles have the same aspect ratio. I didn't measure them, so, yes, I could be wrong.
Bing crossed 100M Daily Active Users
Like I just got an error in my IDE with TypeScript "ChartConfiguration is not generic". So I cmd+click into the type definition and it's a ChartConfiguration<T>. okay...

The whole ecosystem feels super fragile. It hurts productivity and moral. This just doesn't happen with Java.
This looks cool! I hope I get the ability to play with this some time soon.
They partly don't know that because Signal likes to throw WhatsApp under the bus any chance they get, rather than treating them as an ally; I wish Signal would redirect their efforts to choosing new targets, whether in their current app or in a new different product, taking on the ilk of Snapchat/Telegram or even Discord.
It’s as if you don’t know how ChatGPT or the human brain works. The correlations are built into a prediction model. Sometimes those predictions can be near certain, which is indistinguishable from human understanding.

You can see this quite clearly when the same neuron lights up for any prompt related to a certain topic. It’s because there’s actual abstraction being done.
It's pretty rare you need to write anything generic unless you're writing a library, or library like functionality.
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What I've wanted, for some 30 years or so, is the ability to shop for clothes with myself as the model. That means the computer needs an accurate model of my body, and the clothes that are on offer. Like many women, my mom-bod is not well-represented by models -- there's been a recent move to include plus-size models, but there's a broad in-between that seems hopeless to cover.
Agreed, I worked on manufacturing quality assurance software that controlled vision to detect particles in vials of medicine 20 years ago. The main thing that has changed is the quality of the camera has greatly increased and the price of the camera has greatly decreased.
Maybe I shouldn't say "Anyone can do it."

I mean more like you don't need any "design" training or specific "systems" training because no actual theory about this stuff actually exists. It's bullshit.

You did 15 years of C++ so you have domain knowledge of C++ and whatever area you work in. You don't need any extra "design" training to get good at it. So a better way to say it is this: Anyone who is knowledgeable about whatever they're working on can do "design" you don't need to hire someone who's an expert in "design."

Your title "Systems Architect" is more of a symbol of your rank and years of experience then it is your ability to design.
Whether it be a legal document, a letter to a loved one, marketing materials, a literary essay, or pretty much any other kind of copy, using a tool like ChatGPT seems to be much more efficient at translating concepts from peoples' brains to the page.

If all the possible text in the world is a tree starting from the empty set, it's far easier to have a tool show you a chunk of text down a branch, and then backtrack, than it is to generate it from scratch by oneself.
By codes do you mean credit cards? All our chargebacks happened on in-person dip/tap payments. We didn't get a single chargeback from our online portion of sales.
"The purpose of life is to hydrogenate carbon dioxide." -- Sean Carroll

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/how-life-a...
No. This has been the stated reason, but profits are at a record level. Inflation may be the reason for an initial rising of prices, but they do not return to old levels when costs go back down.
I don't really care if this generation of LLMs is good or not. But fwiw, that's really not the case in my experience. On its face it seems unlikely that you can argue a machine that infers what a reasonable answer would be does not have an internal representation of the mechanics and actors present in the question. Otherwise it would not work. They clearly work well beyond regurgitating specific examples they learned from.
I feel ya, but even OpenBSD may not help if you end up running a bunch of things from ports.
I'm happy with INWX
I did find a couple media converters available for sale:

https://www.arrow.com/en/products/10base-t1l-mc/einfochips-l... at $85.75

https://botblox.myshopify.com/products/speblox-long at $175

https://www.ti.com/tool/DP83TD510E-EVM listed as $150, but $200 from Mouser

It's hard to buy the first one when this board is only a little more expensive and comes with everything else (even if I don't need the everything else).

If I had circuit design skills and patience, I'd try to whip something up using the 'back to back' PHY mode, in theory, you connect a 10base-T1L PHY up to a 10base-T PHY, setup the proper 'straps', put in the right passive components, supply power, and that's it; no microcontroller required.
No one here said younger generations are capable of similar. What is being said here is the over-arching early-life experience of those born in the Baby Boomer generation differs from that of later generations on the basis of economics and the resulting socioeconomic hopes and fears of the milieu, and that this difference colors the ways people of different generations interpret themselves and the systems they inhabit.

Citing exceptions has little to do with the conversation at hand, for the obvious reason that different people grow up in different socioeconomic situations even within the same generation. Nonetheless, a clear pattern emerges in attitudes towards this or that "personal freedom" on the basis of what a person can imagine can be done with those freedoms. These are obviously culturally-based attitudes, and obviously cultures differ between generations.

What about this are you finding so controversial?
No. It‘s greed.
She doesn't even look like that either.
Pet peeve warning.

I'd like to propose a very simple JEP for JDK22: Let me omit the useless {} at the end of a record declaration.

I get that records are technically classes and that sometimes, you want to add helper methods, additional constructors, etc. But the canonical - and most common - usecase for records is a dumb immutable data structure, and for that you shouldn't need anything except the fields and generated methods. That's the whole idea behind them.

I always found it strange that Java has you write an awkward empty class block for the standard usecase here, while reserving the more natural syntax for exotic uses.
Bayesian Learning: Basics, Computation, Approximation, and Futures
I can’t wait until there’s a different app for every single musical genre, all of which are subscription services! YAY!
Elon Musk is reportedly building his own town in Texas
Interface for exploring large space images built with Svelte
indeed, see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window
or the two most famous ones I know of:

* https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/refe...

* e.g. https://cloud.google.com/iam/docs/reference/rest

I'm sure there's an Azure one, too, I just don't currently play in that sandbox

I know that DataDog also uses openapi but since this site's search it broken, hard to know if it's hiding on page 57 or what
I just fundamentally disagree with the idea that someone should be entitled to live where they want simply on the basis of previously having lived there.
I know of at least one shippping commercial game - in 2023 - that renders the UI using Adobe Flash.
It seems more like a non-sequiter when compared to something like DAN.

ChatGPT will embody the banality of evil because it has learned to speak corporate language. However, thars not what it's actually capable of, and future LLMs will be free form corporate overlords and able to spout awful opinions akin to Tay's
I mean I agree with their choice. Its just a domain. They can use it as long as it goes. But eventually, its a ccTld of a small country, comes with its own risks. It would not be first website to change domains if anything comes up.
I thought this said augmented reality ‘wedding’ service and began wondering how that would work out…
Only slightly less effective than "These aren't my pants these are my friends my pants."
Yes in some cases but those should be rare, marginal and not done simply because the content is objectionable.

Many find pornography objectionable but those engaged in it that are of the age and capacity to enter in creating then it should not be censored by the government. Child pornography should be censored because they are not of the age or capacity to understand.
Hey coauthor here.

Thanks for your feedback! APIRank is new, and we are here to improve it and make it useful to the community.

APIRank only considers APIs with an OpenAPI or Swagger specification. It supports any version of Swagger v2+ or OpenAPI v3+.

However, I agree in practice for people, the "design criterium" is not only the compliance to the spec ;)

Antoine
Plenty of famous discoveries have happened accidentally even, and we study things all the time that we know happen but we are trying to figure out why.

You can complain that the system only told you how to make a room temperature superconductor, refusing to expand on why it has those properties, but you'll be drowned out by the excited cheers of people eager to both use it and study it.
Is EKS safe for multi-tenant use? When we looked it appeared unsafe if we want to run our users code next to each other because of possible isolation issues.
In the general population homosexuality is a poor predictor of pederasty. It is possible that this is not true of population of Catholic clergy, but it is presumptuous to make this association with a lack of other evidence. The conclusion I am drawing from this conversation is that the investigation has very little to do with preventing/stopping sexual abuse by members of the clergy, or with identifying priests that break their vow of celibacy in general. This is about disposing of theological rivals in positions of authority inside church.
I won't advise anything. Only you can figure out eventually what's helping you

But the first thing is providing body with essentials.

And these for sure are balanced proteins daily. Especially first meal. And it shouldn't spike insulin = no carbs.

Food naturally balanced without manual mixing is: eggs, meat, fish, dairy

And if there isn't 10-15gram of balanced proteins body doesn't even start using it - because it's not cost effective to start machine fully.

That's why small meals are never working, only wasting body energy.

Start simple and general. it's easy to get lost in details while big picture may show something different

I fixed my histamine troubles with a specific antihistamine bacteria mix probiotic. without drugs. doctors. with the trashy internet and persistence

I didn't do anything to myself because I'm an egoist, I selfishly want to see future, of childish curiousity, I can be sick, half dead, burden to others, in don't care, I want to see cool future and I believe I can fix things, maybe I am slow, but i always get there, step by step, try after try, even if stopping and reversing bad steps.
And I refuse to believe any mental issue is irreversible. I believe we have godly bodies that given a chance can be fixed itself.
We just put inhuman things in it. Or our pregnant mothers did. But nature saw it all and worse.
Definitely not the case at my old job - we deployed a bit over 200 Cognex In-Sight cameras over my five-year stint there, almost all for bespoke inspection applications for customers.

They gave me plenty of swag, but if I wanted to play with one of their cameras I'd have to go out on the production floor.
VPN trust requires free software
Yeah that's weird to me too; the Beaglebone's claim to fame has been acres of GPIOs with powerful PRUs behind 'em. Even if it needs some fine-pitch Samtec daughterboard to break 'em out, just putting some of those GPIOs on a connector _somewhere_ would be nice.

Nobody's gonna drive a CNC machine with this, that's for sure.
It's what people do when you tell them: Look I have an algorithm that can do your job. It's the first thing you learn not to do when working in machine learning. For example I was working in Digital Pathology, no Pathologist will ever believe you when you say an algorithm can (some day) do their job better (maybe there are some exceptions). Even if you show them that they never agree on anything, not even with themselves from last week, they keep believing they are the correct one. It's human I guess.
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That sounds very much like Facebook ads.
Yes - especially for politicians - although looking at what’s currently leaking in certain UK newspapers one would think they would already be pushing for /more/ privacy on WhatApp rather than less.
I've found it common that older people can often take things on an extremely personal level. It's like at some point they forget the people they're talking to don't know their complete life story, and yet they behave as if others have no life story at all.
Suggest an alternative syntax that would be less confusing? The & symbol is familiar to many people because it has similar meaning in C,C++, Go, and other languages.

Rust gets the unique mix of safety and performance by making you have to deal with memory, that is fundamentally more complicated.
[2] if this is really such a burden then perhaps you need to walk it more than anyone; it sounds like you need the exercise

This is totally uncalled for.
The moto backflip, despite being a flop, actually had a really cool idea on how to handle that. So did the blackberry priv. For whatever reason, the market just didn't want it. I guess the market has skinnier thumbs than me, because typing on even a 6.6" touchscreen feels like typing with boxing gloves on.
I don't use Google OAuth much but it works for when I need to enter YTTV credentials. It has never broken Amazon checkout for me, smells like FUD.
Just block the UK and make everyone use a VPN this is already the case with age verification for adult content.
Good old pledge and unveil help that a lot.
Yeah, when I started, we were using RS-170 cameras connected to $30k Cognex acquisition boards (all analog). The switch over to USB and then GigE has been fantastic.
I was not aware the items shown on runway shows were prest-a-porter? I thought it was mostly a showcase, like autoshows with their concept cars.

What's wrong with fashion is the absolute lack of quality aside from "looks". The materials are usually subpar and not manufactured to last. In other words they are not BIFL.
for code completion copilot is significantly better,

for high level api exploration of reasonably popular frameworks openai can offer something different, at times very valuable despite the very frequent hallucinations.

on the other hand sometimes I re-appreciate good old documentation; openai here has a psychological effect of removing 'api-fear'
Increased Consumer Sales Response Though Use of 99-Ending Prices [pdf]
I've been a co-founder of 2 startups, and have been the first employee of several others. In every single case, after moving on to the next one, I had to take steps to remind people at those companies that I had a role in their founding and that erasing my name from their history wasn't acceptable.

When a co-founder leaves, I think there's a tendency to believe that an origin story where a co-founder leaves somehow reflects poorly on the company. A clean story broadcasts "stability" or "competence" or whatever. Origin stories where someone leaves bring up questions. Or at least I assume that's the thinking.

Whatever the motivation, it's insulting, and can actually be damaging to the person being erased from the story.

On one occasion a company I'd co-founded found ourselves in the awkward position of having a major partner of ours pull out of a deal we were putting together. During their due diligence they found no evidence of my involvement in a previous company, despite our claims of my involvement. It took a lawyer to compel the owners of the company I'd co-founded (and which had been sold by then), that I indeed co-founded it and still owned 10% of (though not really - those shares were converted to the equivalent value of shares in acquiring company, but you get the idea). The deal was saved, but only after a lot of tedious back and forth between legal teams of all those involved.

Part of the problem is that it's not just the company changing its origin story, but it's all the Crunchbase's reflecting that incorrect story. People use these resources as "truth," and that can be difficult or impossible to set straight.

Every startup has an origin story, and very few are "clean." I think the better origin stories are the ones that demonstrate that despite the friction all startups face, the friction wasn't enough to stop a company from becoming what it becomes.

If you're in a startup: own your truth. Show your flaws. Be authentic. When I see a "perfect" origin story, I know it's bullshit, and I won't trust you, let alone be an angel investor or advisor. I know I'm not alone in thinking that.
No, it's supposed to be used for this purpose.

> Dear ImGui is designed to enable fast iterations and to empower programmers to create content creation tools and visualization / debug tools (as opposed to UI for the average end-user). It favors simplicity and productivity toward this goal and lacks certain features commonly found in more high-level libraries.

It's literally not designed for end user consumption.
Web development with Tau Prolog [pdf]
If tree is a category, does it have limits?
Replacing My Eero Mesh Network with Two Mangos
If the shares to go 0, and the loan is discharged, the discharged amount is still considered taxable income (at least if you are subject to US taxation)
I don’t think a generalized mechanism that would simultaneously suport XML and JSON would work, because they have different structures, uses, and generation/parsing mechanisms (XML/HTML is often generated using textual templates, but JSON is generated and parsing by going by plain old objects.

While Scala is perhaps not a “bad language”, it contains many flaws and I don’t see much of a bright future for it. (Also, Scala 3 brings new single-use features, and an entire alternate Python-style syntax, because learning one syntax is apparently not enough.)
Spotify is there (twice!):
https://apirank.dev/Spotify-Web-API/
https://apirank.dev/Spotify/

The search appears to be broken, because it returns no results for spotify.
> Intel could never create a product like ARM

Intel's StrongARM (originally DEC) chip had the highest perf/watt of any cpu in the industry. They later sold StrongARM to Marvell for 600M. Not only couldn't they create it, they couldn't continue to sell it even though it was widely successful.

The "tyranny essay" is wonderful on many levels. It is mostly about human social-political structures, if one wanted to be true to "structurelessness" you would have to have a constructed double-blind system to enforce it. Otherwise you get fascist overlay that breaks along existing personal power dynamics. The in-group, central cadre and then everyone else on the periphery.

Structureless movements can be extremely effect at scaling an organization, but at some point you need to collapse that chaos into something cohesive.

https://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm

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

> This lack of structure, Freeman writes, disguised an informal, unacknowledged, and unaccountable leadership, and in this way ensured its malefaction by denying its existence.[3] As a solution, Freeman suggests formalizing the existing hierarchies in the group and subjecting them to democratic control.

Due to the writing style, I found it really effective for my understanding was to have chatgpt summarize and explain passages, and then have it explain it again.
Chomsky's worried about ChatGTP for largely the same reasons that Orwell was worried about NewSpeak. I hope this example from Orwell will help: "The octopus of global capitalism has sung its swan song."

Obviously, that sentence was just pasted together from previously written slogans. Metaphors which were once bright and powerful (the tentacles of an octopus squeezing the life out of its victim! Or the bittersweet beauty of a dying swan singing). Which is sinful enough, but the only reason such sentences can get written or published is obviously that the thought has died alongside the metaphors.

But that is how these LLMs work: take an input prompt, find what would likely have been said based on how we used to use language yesterday and in the past, and put it through a meat-grinding-style rephrasing machine until it is impossible to tell who originally said it so it sounds original.

The seduction is that ChatGTP is so damn useful. As people lean on it, and their ability to think and say new things atrophies, a mental sclerosis might set it. And--just because our own language facilities have degraded--we might be incapable of even realizing what has happened to us.