skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This. It's a pretty clear statement of what the company's ethical stance actually is.
Only if you're actually staring aghast.

TBH it's so mocking bigots - but laying it on so thick the mocking is easily overlooked.

The link There are no marching morons is worth a gander.
He's literally describing what the believers of that dumb "theory" believe; he isn't "spreading it".

Do you also accuse the Wikipedia page documenting Eugenics of supporting it?
It's not exactly Java, but:

Cons(1, Cons(2, Cons(3, Nil)))
Overfishing is an issue for sure, but the number just speaks to home unfathomably huge the oceans are.

Poke around and look up how big wild schools of anchovy can be, or how many krill it takes to feed a whale. And each of those numbers you find are just teensy little blips. The ocean is really big and its teeming with life.
Where are you looking for <€4K installs? Most around here start at 4. But that is using daikin.

I’m a bit concerned about what happens when it freezes. Can the outdoor unit still I operate?
This is not specific to YC, but there is no way a company like Uber would be around in a high interest rate environment. You don’t get to burn 32B, keep reducing scale, and still be unprofitable unless the market is flooded with money and it has nowhere to go.

The pandemic period was the best example - monetarily, that was the last 12 years compressed into a 2 year window. The amount of money in the system was so immense that anything and everything was being funded at absurd valuations.
installed and started using, i wish you would take feedback in app because there's so much to improve.
The current 6 month crash is actually worse than 2008 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMTL2XGKKpI
Or one might fire the CRO if they are tired of their incessant, daily nagging that the entire business it at risk and that we need to make sweeping changes that are going to negatively affect next quarter profitability.
You don't hear about it, it's a term used by others to describe a set of ideals held by many white southerners. Just because you haven't heard of something doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
> Conflating the DRM technological dominionizing with copyright- as you do again and again-

Come again?

- The first one is flat out copyright

- The second one is debatable, because it depends on the how.. but I'll give you that one

- The third one is, I thought, copyright... you're not allowed to take pictures of the Eiffel tower at night because the lighting for it is copyrighted.

- The third one is copyright (copying a piece of software that can no longer be purchased)
Yet notice, behind the facade, taskkill runs.
Interracial marriage is "bigoted"? I thought I had seen everything here, but I never thought I'd see an outright racist call someone "bigoted" for supporting interracial marriage.
After “The Last of Us”, Everything Will Be Transmedia
> just lock a bunch of programmers into an office with some computers and let them fend for themselves.

Bad example. This is how just about every technical breakthrough in the industry has happened.
> I won't talk about this until you watch this: https://www.dominionmovement.com/watch (warning: very graphic content).

False equivalences abound. Do you argue against people legally consuming marijuana because the cartels skin people alive?

> And they don't matter less than you do.

Do you think life in prison or even the death penalty should be on the table for a drunk driver that hits and kills a pregnant skunk? Because that’s what would happen if it was a pregnant woman instead.
Lawmakers cannot change if they so choose. Propositions amend the constitution of California. They can modify it, but they have to honor the rule itself and cannot simply remove it or abrogate it through this alteration.

> Legislature can amend Proposition 22’s provisions with a statute
passed by a seven-eighths majority in both houses, so long as the
statute is “consistent with, and furthers the purpose of,” the
initiative and the Legislature complies with certain procedural
requirements
So the countless accounts of blacks in the south concerning racism mean nothing? I say that as a black person who is in the South and whose family originates from there.
Are you really troubled that your country is moving beyond using coal as fuel, which was pretty much mankind's next step after burning wood or dung as fuel?
Presumably they're not managed by your system package manager? Or you have one of the rare and relatively new distributions (certainly not typical Linux) that can handle that smoothly, like NixOS?
The regulators allow mark-to-maturity on underwater bonds. When do the regulators wake up and set more reasonable rules?
Why would I be getting this from LLaMA_MPS when use the same prompt?

NARRATOR (Voice): This is the latest version of 1857, our new general purpose artificial intelligence core architecture. It has been designed to perform as diverse tasks as possible in order to create technologies useful for society.

SYSTEM: We have successfully created emotional intelligence, cognitive reasoning, natural language processing, problem solving skills, perception capabilities, and even social intelligence. The only thing left to test is what kind of human-like consciousness we can replicate.

NARRATOR (Voice): What you are about to do will be vital to the future development of artificial intelligence technology.
SYSTEM: For this experiment we’ll be using your own memories as reference data. Your memory will give us insight into how complex human thinking works. And since it was previously recorded through brain scans, there won’t be any need for additional information collection from you.

NARRATOR (Voice): Our first step will be to copy your existing memory data files. The next stage involves rewiring those neural pathways so they function
Why does that break venv? I thought it'd be linking to things outside of itself but shouldn't be aware of where it is.

(Sorry, not a python expert)
Pynecone comes with a built in sqlite database on the server only not on the browsers. you can also easily connect to any external db by changing the pcconfig
So the thing is that this is a nothingburger. Just because you gave a pathname to an untrusted app means nothing. You've already trusted the app with your user account. It could already overwrite or vandalize that file no matter how you invoked it. Just because you indicate that file is special to you doesn't change anything in the threat model here. For all you know, the app could just traverse the entire directory tree and trash every file it could possibly write to, or just confine the damage to your $HOME.

There's no reason IMHO to avoid using a file as an argument, or directly as stdin. If you don't trust an app, don't run it in your user account; you run it in a sandbox, right? This is 2023.

Now a case could be made for defending against misbehavior by an app that might write to an fd by mistake, but as a1369209993 demonstrates, writing to stdin is a very deliberate choice, as you'll need to look up a pathname and deliberately open that file as writable. That's not misbehavior, that's malice, and that doesn't belong anywhere near your user account in the first place.
Nothing about Russia's neighbors forming a defensive alliance is an attack or justifies a war of aggression. Russia was never endangered by such. Nuclear weapons in and of themselves represent sufficient check on any ambitions. The only way for Russians to end up in piles of blood and meat was to march their own people to their deaths in foreign lands where they could safely be slaughtered without provoking Armageddon. If the Russian people ought to be afraid of anyone they ought to fear their leaders.
We use Kotlin with quarkus with no issues. I love it. We also compile with graalvm and deploy on AWS lambda. It's amazing honestly. But it's complicated. I wouldn't really suggest it unless it fits your use case.
It's a night and day difference, because the credit system is only related to your ability to repay debts.

It is neutral to, and cannot be easily and directly cooped for Government control of personal behaviour, morality, and relationships. It is not a tool of total social control. And it is not centralised to the same entity that has a monopoly on force.
> Most computers from 20+ years ago are inoperable today

Mostly because they were dismantled or destroyed. Most computers that old that were left unmolested still work just fine.
In this article, the author has reviewed the 6 best graphic cards/video cards for mining. You will check the link for the best graphics cards for cryptocurrency mining…
The author mentioned that Rust errors sometimes force you to restructure your code to satisfy the borrow checker. I’m curious whether anyone has some real-world before-and-after examples of this kind of change.
Adding prompt for reference:

SYSTEM: You are an AI research assistant. You use a tone that is technical and scientific.

USER: Hello, who are you?

ASSISTANT: Hi! I am an AI research assistant. How can I help you today?

USER: Can you tell me something about owls.

ASSISTANT:
You're constantly choosing between the lesser of two evils. Which means you're always choosing evil. It's less than ideal.
>you probably end up with CD quality

There is absolutely zero chance of getting CD quality off a physical record, even using a laser.

People don't seem to understand how good CD quality actually is. 96dB dynamic range is not to be sniffed at.
> We need to stop using artificial fertilizers

80% of the population will starve to death if we do this. Is that what you want?
Those informational emails are still marketing if they have company branding and such.

They are basically newsletters.
Looks nice, reminds me of swiftUI :)
Hey Will, thanks for building Textual! I'm using it in a simple side project and really enjoyed using Textual. However, I do feel that the magic methods used in the message passing system and reactive system are questionable, especially in large projects.

You recently renamed the widget "Checkbox" to "Switch" in a newer version. I easily did a rename in my single file app. But imagine that someone built an extremely complicated TUI app containing dozens of files, you can easily miss a rename, which won't be caught by any static checking tools and only result in runtime error.

I had fun building simple apps using Textual, but I probably won't use it to build any complicated TUI apps. I feel that IDE/static checking tools unfriendly magic may directly hurt Textual adoption because it doesn't work with automated tasks like refactoring, and that prevents people from using it in large projects.
looks like swiftUI
The Safest Bank the Fed Won’t Sanction (2008)
Wouldn't it be good if neither party did stupid crap like that? We've lost our minds at this stage.

The only hopes younger people have is technology and the fact a lot of older politicians support base is dying faster than it can be replaced, so hopefully some newer blood in politics is on the horizon to make some smarter choices.
I ask myself that for everything tech, not just everything Google.

For real, go back to HN posts, just 5 years ago, a whole chunk of them are parked domains and 404s.

My 10 year old macbook, 5 year old iPhone, no support, no parts.
I like MOC, but given his fondness for sock puppets, it's pretty funny, even if it's only a coincidence.
So, what I'm hearing is software engineers should be licensed.
It very much depends on what kind of project it is. Good luck shipping a desktop app that runs in Docker, for example. Not everything is web and ML.
In (or from) Australia:

https://goodfish.org.au/

eg: https://goodfish.org.au/species/barramundi/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-04-04/the-great-barramundi-...

https://www.humptydoobarramundi.com.au/
Everything you said is true. C++ gives you everything you need to be safe. But that's not the point.
Rust makes it HARD (or very hard) to do things that are unsafe.

It's not what C++ can or cannot do, it's not what Rust can or cannot do. It's what the Rust language and compiler opinionatedly encourage you to do and not to do. This is what's lacking in C++.
Home Assistant Presence detection, without compromising privacy
csvkit and miller are both extraordinarily slow

try xsv (https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv) or zsv (https://github.com/liquidaty/zsv) instead (the latter of which I'm an author of)
This would have been trivial to avoid for the cheater. Just rephrase the copied bits.

Sloppy cheating is disappointing on so many levels.
The Russians honored neither prior agreement with Ukraine. Appeasement would as it already has lead to further demands. Again your neighbors have every right to form a defensive alliance. Such an alliance doesn't provide reason for aggression.
This is the best argument for muscular governmental regulation that I've heard.
conda can install things other than Python packages. C++ compilers, for example, or native libraries that Python packages depend on.
That picture really isn't that complex for the black population living under such a system.
Lab Demos ‘Living’ PC Powered by Mushrooms
Well, to make an (imperfect) analogy with programming tools - Houdini is like Emacs, while Blender is more like Visual Studio.

That is not to say that one is intrinsically better than the other, but for a technically-minded person (== any programmer in this case), the way Houdini works will make much more sense.

Learning either of these tools is not an easy task, but I think that starting with Houdini will feel more natural in cases like yours (SE background, interest in interactive graphics).

You can email me (see my profile here) for some more Houdini-talk!
They can't even bring themselves to say the words 'laying off', 'redundancies' or even the milder 'letting go'. The staff are merely 'impacted' by this change in focus!

Execs just feel like they need to retreat to the safety of euphemisms in these kind of announcements, after first boasting about how well the company is doing, of course.
As my second job is being a composer for film and TV (no, not playing in the big league), I see a ton of composers producing content on "how to make money" etc.

What always crosses my mind with most of these people is - are you making money from composing music, or is your income actually giving "advice" to people? I get the diversifying of income streams etc of course.

But theres a point - invisible to the viewer - where the person is not "doing some videos on the side to help people" anymore, but transitioned to being an "educator" instead of being a composer.

Is your job actually being a working composer, or are you an online-course person?
There is a course by a composer which is $4000-$7000.

If you want to make money, portray yourself as the authority and sell the advice and wisdom of your underappreciated genius. The online courses are the modern 8-page ebooks.

But really - its almost impossible to see if the person is just doing videos or courses to help others or to pad their income vs becoming a fulltime content creator and doing the very thing they create content about as a hobby so to speak.
How do you power a city at night if all you have is solar?

Solar requires 100% reliable backup.

Batteries?

That's backup.

Oh, wait. The batteries need backup because they cannot be charged by a solar array that is sized to only fit the load. You need to oversize it. By a lot. In fact, you need to at least double your array size to charge batteries to be used at night.

In other words, backup for the backup.

Wind?

That's backup.

Hydro?

That's backup.

More solar from thousands of miles away where there might still be light?

That's backup.

Nuclear?

That's backup.

Gas/Coal/Fossil?

That's backup.

Oh, wait, here's Elon Musk talking about something you claimed to be a lie, when I said you need to overbuild solar arrays by 7x or more for continuous power. Here he is, less than two weeks ago:

https://www.youtube.com/live/Hl1zEzVUV7w?feature=share&t=121...

You need to 5x for continuous power, he says.

Oops.

It's also great that he mentions solar and wind can coexist. Some of backup can be co-located at some locations. Fantastic.

Please stop resorting to insults. Please? Insulting people does not change the reality around you. It never will.

Do the math and understand what you are talking about. Please.

Nobody is saying solar is bad or impossible to use. This interpretation you seem to prefer is entirely fabricated. My claim that solar requires 100% backup is --quite literally-- as true as day and night and as necessary as what happens with solar between day and night. That you continue to attack and insult me over this is difficult to understand.

BTW, he is not talking about weather effects and only thinking about local semi-ideal conditions. I'm sure that will be covered at some point. The multiple is much higher than 5x.

Note to @dang, if you are reading this, please do not delete this thread.

This person really needs to let the world know, in no uncertain terms, who he is. Deleting his relentless reach for insults and attacks would simply provide him with opportunities to do it again and again. If this is the person he wants to be, so be it. Please know it does not affect me and I will not descend to his chosen level of discourse. I will continue providing facts as I think them to be so for anyone to challenge respectfully. I actually want to know if I am wrong, because that is the only way one learns anything. However, this does not happen through insults. It happens in the context of a conversation based on mutual respect and a foundation had in the scientific process, with math and physics as very good starting points.

Hopefully there's a lesson here for others. Treat each other with respect and consideration. Do not react to someone who does not offer you the same. This is their overwhelming objective. To have to descend to their level. Don't do it. Poise in the face of adversity. That's the real proof of a person's character.
I felt the same way until I found sqlx (https://github.com/launchbadge/sqlx). The package lets you write sql in your app with compile-time checks. Was so much easier to get up and running than learning a new ORM.
I think self-hosting is the future of analytics for the reasons described in many of the other comments: ad blockers, browser privacy settings and content filters are here to stay and will only become more powerful. If we can’t self-host, it’s going out with the tide.
Abstinence doesn’t work. The best thing we can do is heavily promote farmed fish. Heavy heavy taxation on anything wild.
I didn't mean that in any sort of bad way. I'm sorry it was taken that way. It's just that it seems like incredibly bad luck to have "made it" on a level that most people can't imagine, and then you are struck with a serious illness like this.
I think that this is what you will be looking for

https://huggingface.co/blog/constrained-beam-search

This technique has been quietly available within HF for awhile, and has a lot of real world use-cases.
Original in russian (just in case): https://edu.postgrespro.ru/postgresql_internals-14.pdf
You are right. I shared the post because of the idea Daniel had about the future. He mentioned that the ai models of the future will not have much in common with the models of today the post can only be hypothetical - yet with a lot of buzzwords.
Jakarta EE vs. Spring – The War Goes On
This looks pretty clean, I actually built a framework when I was at Bank of America ~9 years ago called webgems that’s built on very similar architecture. Even using the repr for rendering nested. Curious if any
Contributors worked in it.
"incredible productive language for working on the web"

You can disagree if you want but that doesn't change the fact that JS is a huge pain in the neck to get the job done with.
This sort of thing actually did happen not long ago in Canada, too.

Agree or disagree with the trucker protest, it's pretty messed up the government invoked emergency powers to freeze people's bank accounts over it.

It's definitely too much power for the government to have.
Dear GitLab, please introduce a $5 "Pro" tier for small time developer/enthusiasts us who can't justify $29 a month.

Should be enough to just double the free tier, and perhaps make purchasable extras available such as buy extra CI minutes or transfer.

Otherwise there is no way we can support you.
This is literally the plot of the 2022 movie F** (hidden to avoid spoilers).
Just go look up Asian and mostly BRICS countries are dumping US debts. China has lesser T-Bills than a decade ago. This massive sell off already spooked US Treasuries. Look up Janet traveling intinerary for the last 2 months. Fed is buying up and interest rates is higher than Fed rate at this moment. Many banks are parking their cash there. A doubling of rates will cause billions of immediate lost. Even they refuse to write off, bank run is happening. I have many friends fired from jobs couldnt get a single HR interviews for already 2 months...something unheard of just 6mths ago. These jobsless people will drain their deposit akin to bank run indirectly. Right now foreign countries e.g. China and many Asian and middle east countries are actively liquidating their American assets and repatriate their cash back. We will see at least 2008 if not the GD of the 1920s-30s in coming 12-24mths. The only thing that will stop this is USA go into war with Russia. That will temporary boost economy before total anhinilation. You will be surprise how shortsighted American leaders are trading short term gain for long term demise.
"95% of the time I can just use the ORM to make simple queries in a easy to maintain way for your application. For the 5% of queries that are either complex or can't be easily represented via your ORM of choice, declare the expected type response and use that escape hatch to write your performant SQL."

site creator here - yeah this is the approach i'm taking now. the ORM is useful for sure and there's still a benefit to using it, but anything that needs to read from a few different tables, i'm definitely going with raw SQL
I’m assuming you’re implying this has to do with immigration. Care to elaborate and/or back it up with citations?
The problem is that some people would prefer to pay with a subscription, and others with micropayments. If two vendors compete between these options, the result is a natural price war with a price of zero.

Given that subscriptions are generally more profitable for the provider, we should expect subscriptions to dominate over micropayments.

This argument is from https://www-users.cse.umn.edu/~odlyzko/doc/price.war.pdf and is one of the few economic analyses from the dawn of the web age that has proven truly prescient. To quote another of Odlyzko's papers from several years later, "Micropayments are the payment method of the future, and always will be."
This tool is super nice, just tried the wired article about the electrons[1] and it got it really good, Safari reader just got the first couple of paragraphs, this tool delivered the complete thing

[1] https://www.wired.com/story/the-electron-is-having-a-magneti...
Laws define the limits on the agency of particular subsets of nations. Its perfectly boringly normal for a subset of a nation to have zero unilateral agency insofar as to their membership in large groups. London can't choose to be part of France nor the nation of London not even everyone agreed on the matter. Less do they have the right to murder their neighbors to effect such a change.
Mitsubishi. Their "extreme" models do not switch to resistive heating, but deal with the critical problem at very low temps: partial freezing of the refridgerant. They divert some of the heat into fully melting the refridgerant. This reduces the COP but keeps them functioning.
I don't know why you are falsely implying that Musk's money is not due to great initial capital. If that was true, it would mean that capital for investment doesn't matter, which in turn would mean that we could just as well place a 100% tax on all wealth above a certain level without any detriment.

It doesn't though, since your claim is bullshit. Elon's wealth is absolutely based on his parents' success.