skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a bit of a paradoxical question, because TurboTax is pretty much by definition a mass-market package designed for the lowest common denominator.

If your stuff is simple enough that TurboTax is not confusing and you can tolerate all the dumb animations and interstitials, great, if not, find a tax pro (enrolled agent) who can do it using more sensible software like Drake, TaxWise, etc.
Do you actually phrase it as a request? I find that some social media averse people also tend to be curt/sharp with their requests (I totally understand the underlying concern though).

I feel like photos are nothing special, a lot of the friction/anger people are just responding to perceiving an accusatory tone. (But I'm willing to let the odd photo slide, so maybe dropping the worst arguments made life easier)
Supporting his father in law comes first.
This game looks great and lines up well with my own day dreams about creating a pixel art platformer someday. I'd be interested in knowing more about the game engine. Thanks for sharing !
$1.1 billion sounds like a lot, but compared to that pension fund’s total holdings it’s only about 1% (https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/silicon-valley-bank-alecta...)

I would think/guess a pension fund should diversify its investments a bit more, but not the end of the world.
Sure you can use anything, but using a tool designed for the job is generally quicker, easier and makes less of a mess.
Please do this at build time instead of shipping to clients. You'll slow down page rendering, introduce a repaint, and now require a script. Considering all browsers will be doing the exact same execution, it's needlessly wasteful.

Same thing applies to client-side syntax highlighting and LaTeX.
Stray connections: A few years ago we renovated an old house in a nearby part of New York State. It involved cleaning out things left in the attic by the owner in the 1930's. Based on the clippings and memorabilia left behind, we determined she was a granddaughter of this Morse. Given her age, I wonder now if she ever visited her grandfather while he was living at this estate. He died in 1872, so I think she may have just missed meeting him there, but since it was in their family until 1901 she almost certainly visited while it was still theirs.
Is it? I just install different version with brew, and choose which python3.X to create a venv with. The ML packages issue is much more of an issue, but now that the ARM transition is well underway more and more packages work via normal pip.
I do almost all my coding over ssh and it takes about 5 mins to set up emacs by installing packages and copying the config file. I tried VScode and Pycharm multiple times and I kept getting errors so I switched back to emacs.
In private, you can ask it not to produce this kind of content.

If you offer a public API it‘s your responsibility to restrain the LLM or do an automated acceptability analysis before publishing content.

But the raw, open source code should not be constrained, castrated and sterilized.
This is a confusing part for me since professional photographers are one of the demographics that Apple tries to target. Seems like they would have never gotten rid of it. Granted, I could also say that it may be ridiculous for cameras to still need SD cards in them. But it is easier for 1 smaller set of devices (Macbooks) to support the other (cameras) than all of the others to support the smaller subset of devices.
Well, webpack has been replaced by vite (for those who pay attention to front-end trendfuckery) which is much simpler than Webpack and Babel is eliminated.

We are still not quite at the point where it’s practical to not have a module bundler. Handling things like imports etc is still necessary.

But we are moving away from React. Things are slowly going back to sanity. SvelteKit is an excellent step in this direction IMO.
> It is bizarre for an 8-year-old to know that Tylenol and wrist-slitting are both preferred methods for suicide, and to act on this knowledge

As a parent this really stands out. I have a kid around that age and almost his entire "serious" knowledge comes from home. He does pick a lot from other kids at school but in a very abstract way.

When I think about what is on his mind compared to what you painted there, the difference is mind-blowing. A good illustration of the dangers of social media for people —of all age— who lack guidance and perspective.
Says who to which part? The part about where the money is coming from (other banks) is just factual; it's the structure of the rescue action.

If you mean the question of whether that will be passed on to the depositors at those other banks is not based on a factual thing you can point to, but it's just what happens, it's how businesses work; you can't charge them money without expecting some kind of pass-through to their customers.
I see none has mentioned h2o wave. If also let's you code in python, manage state (per tab/session/user/global) and has a bunch of prebuilt components so you don't have to write html or java script. But what's the difference between them? Idk!
Not a criticism of this app itself, but - I could not find an explanation on the website why I would prefer this terminal emulator & multiplexer to those available with every desktop environment, such as gnome-terminal, lxterminal, qterminal, xfce4-terminal etc.
Lets all keep in mind that a very small portion of the global population has access to this. It is our responsibility to bring all of humanity forward with us as we write software.

https://perfnow.nl/speakers#alex
> Colon is the correct separator there

Where would I find this documented and how broadly is it supported? So far, the most exhaustive documentation I've found is wikipedia [0], vt100 [2], and wezterm with only wezterm talking about this. I also have not seen `:` handled in the various parsers (e.g. `vte` for alacritty) or generators (e.g. `termcolor`) I've looked at.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code

[1] https://vt100.net/emu/dec_ansi_parser
Got a VIC-20 for my 13th birthday in 1983. The local TV shop sold Commodore hardware and hosted a BBS that my little nerd cronies and I connected to at 300 bps. All of us knew the owner who ran the store and mentored us and hired some of us when we got old enough. On one visit he took me back, behind an actual curtain, and showed me the BBS machine. If you know the 1541 Disk Drive, you know. Well this beast had a Commodore branded 5 MB hard disk connected to a C-64. In my memory it was 6” by 8” by 24” long, with an enormous power supply, and must have cost thousands of Reagan-first-term US dollars.

Two or three years later another mentor hired me to put a 33 MB hard disk into his IBM PC. Not a clone. My memory tells me it was a DOS imposed limit, those 33 MB: the biggest drive available. I managed to plug the connector in upside down and released the magic smoke. That was a many-hundreds-of-dollars mistake. (And a good lesson in patient mentoring.)

In 1991 I obtained a used 80 MB drive (half height!) to put into my own PC XT clone, via a local Usenet group. I set the volume name to $1_PER_MB because going under that threshold was so impressive.

Those are my reference points for storage.
Rosewood is similar, I believe.
Yet YouTube will shut down entire channels if there's a whiff of copyright infringement.
Only the frontend is compiled to JS/React. All the logic and state updates stay in Python and are run on the server, so we don't have to transpile arbitrary Python.
A 4K Blu-ray will look significantly better than streaming in 4K. Streaming has an advantage that (sometimes, on newer hardware) it can use newer / better video codecs than DVD/Blu-ray/4k Blu-ray, which are frozen in time at a specific standard for decoding. However, Blu-rays can store 100GB of data. The massive increase in bitrate more than makes up the difference.

When downloading video, you can grab a remux (the raw video files off of the disk, just stripped of DRM), or a re-encode (those video files compressed again using a better codec). A re-encode will be about the same size as a streaming release and generally has higher quality. Re-encodes tend to use cutting-edge video compression, and pirates are willing to throw more compute time at a single output format than a streaming service which has to produce video files for many target devices.

A 4K Blu-ray (or remux) will get you the best quality, followed by re-encodes, and then web-dl's.
More chickens in fewer hen houses.
The top 3 largest holders of SVB were:

- Vanguard Group 11.25% (of outstanding shares)

- Blackrock 8.05%

- State Street 5.21%

JPM was n. 5
going to cloud before having one of those already tell tells you're in an awful situation.
FTC – Technologists in Residence
LLM just predicts the next token given the previous tokens(this can be trained without manual labelling by humans).

Instruct GPT and ChatGPT use reinforcement learning from human feedback to align the model with human intents so it understands instructions.

https://huggingface.co/blog/rlhf
Due to Rust's fearless concurrency, every time I have to add a new instrument, I either have to make a copy of the entire track to add it, or temporarily borrow the bass from the guitar track, which leads to tiny jumps in the audio. Notwithstanding the need for unsafe when I want to put the amp to 11.
I think anyone can train one of these models. “anyone” being someone who can throw $1-5M in cloud resources at compute. Or a bored sysadmin with access to a few thousand GPUs and a cool boss.

The LLAMA weights are like the POC of what’s possible, probably not the final form for the OSS community.
Thanks, yea I originally did it just because I thought it would be a nice change of pace from my day to day, and a fun way to learn C++. The code isn't really good so I avoided pushing it to github.

Yea the artistic side of things might be good to try, I do like the idea of exploring toon shading more.
The big issue with utilization on large electric semis is recharge times, current designs of 300-500 mile range will need at least one recharge during the day and that will eat into the driving hours allowed by law for truckers.
I've meet hundreds of Fnus in my life. I used to work for Immigration and Customs and went to countless fishing vessels and cruise ships... The problem is that countries like India or Indonesia have different naming conventions that allow for people to carry a single name. In Indonesia a name like Sumarto can convey way more information that perhaps a common Firstname+Middlename+Lastname name.

Many software implementations are build to work with traditional patronymic names and will act erratically when presented with a passport with no lastname. Then the fix is to either use Fnu or another symbol like an asterisk. I have seen software freaking out when parsing the MRZ of indian passports where, like in this case, the person have all names on a single data line, making it appear like this person has got no first name.

On cruise ships you get giant manifests with dozens of Fnus at the time...
Will it run Doom => Will it run LLaMA
Six years to prosecute somebody who basically live-streamed themselves committing a crime, makes me loose faith in the US governments ability to combat election interference.
I really wanted WezTerm to be the best terminal on macOS. However, when I tried switching from Kitty to WezTerm a month or so ago I found WezTerm’s latency was noticeably higher than Kitty and WezTerm often painted lines as blank in vim when they actually had content. So I was forced to go back to Kitty on macOS.

On Linux, it’s no contest, I love WezTerm over Kitty on Linux and didn’t have any of these issues.
I've become so disillusioned with the tech industry over the past several years...just so much hubris and smugness and obnoxious "tech bros" who publicly pontificate on all sorts of unrelated topics with absolute certainty. Nothing but useless and unprofitable money-making schemes like crypto/blockchain/NFT/metaverse garbage/yet_another_delivery_or_rideshare_app. Looks like this year we get AI and foundation models.
As if it’s the responsibility of VCs to provide housing and transit? That’s ridiculous.
there was never a shared server, and I expect it was exactly that, a block or a friend removal, DMs worked fine until they suddenly didn't after the "sorry we had only one slot to fill...", but that was hardly the issue (it was the lie about the "other community" invite) and perhaps he was just afraid people would try to argue? it was just a little jarring, after having what seemed like a good faith, face-to-face convo, to write "no problem at all, thanks and good luck on your project, I look forward to..." but it didn't go through because suddenly DMs didn't work anymore
Thanks for the illustration!

I suppose the technology for more accurate automated line breaks should indeed be already available, though I don’t think it’ll be applied in this particular case quite soon so we’ll have to endure some awkward (even if a bit less ugly now with text-wrap: balance) word wrapping in meantime.
Good questions. A heat pump is 3-5 more efficient than any fossil fuel furnace. Fossil fuel furnace is 70-96% efficient, heat pump is typically between 300-500% 'efficient'. COP varies depending on the outdoor conditions, but you can infer COP at various temperatures by looking at the HSPF2 (heating season performance factor) which is the weighted average of the btu output/watt input at various outdoor/indoor conditions.
That doesn’t seem a problem, if the depositors go bankrupt, the banks shouldn’t be affected unless the bank lent them money. But the VCs gave the money, not the bank. I think the problem is really that the bank grew too quickly, so it only recently bought a bunch of low interest long term debt that was now worth much less.

Could happen to other banks, too.
There is actually good reason to bump up capacity by half a ton to ton, unless currently installed unit was sized recently. The reason for this it's that design temperatures jumped up, sometime in a big way in a recent ashray published design conditions (and many companies don't even know that this is the case and use those from 10 years ago or more).
And even the published numbers tend to be off and they usually use one specific weather station in a region that may or may not have same weather as you.

When I replaced hvac a couple of years ago, I retained company to make manual j calcuation as none of hvac contractors were willing to do it. I provided it with design temperatures that I calculated after scrapping data from a bunch of private weather stations in few miles radius
The depositors reward banker-bros for risky behavior when they bank with them. SVB paid an unusually high interest rate and part of the reason is because they were more aggressive about investing.
(Pulling up from child comment)

The chip this uses is likely a PM4x100 (x ∈ {0, 1, 2}) from Microchip (formerly Microsemi (formerly PMC-Sierra)):

https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/PM40100

^ runs you $800 without bulk discounts [https://www2.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Microchip-Technology-A...] — if you can get them, that is.

https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/PM41100

https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/PM42100

^ these latter two I don't see publicly listed prices for anywhere.

The PCIe 5.0 equivalent is in "Samples available", i.e. not full production yet, which is likely why the card only does PCIe 4.0:

https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/PM50100
sql won, as i understand the story, because ibm thought cobol programmers were too dumb to handle the relational algebra

i have to admit that i find sql a lot easier to read than the relational algebra, even though the latter is more aesthetically appealing

sql is kind of like golang, it makes your code a bit long-winded and tedious compared to a more crystalline minimal design, but this helps you avoid the temptation of being too clever and thus writing code you will have to debug
If you have enough money to pay the fine without worrying about it, the fine is just "the price".
CXL will also make attaching drives & ram a much easier experience, much more regular.
The key here is to encourage and promote healthy behaviors no matter what size you are, and to treat human beings like humans. I don't know why it became socially acceptable to treat others like absolute garbage in public, but it sure isn't going to help society become healthier.

How do we know it isn't going to help? Because we've been trying it for decades. Thin people yelling at fat people to lose weight in public does nothing. Time to focus on the systemic unhealthy issues our culture has and stop treating someone's fatness as their own, individual failure.
Surely you also need to specify that these are said operating system's extended attribute feature and not the generic and platonic ideal for extended attributes? A reader might get confused and think this applies to Linus's Unix Which Is Not Actually An Unix.
> The original airpods did not sound good at all, so I don't see what your point is here. Yes, they're still better than phone speakers, but if people actually cared about quality they wouldn't sell as much.

The point is that there's a $100b+ industry towards selling audio devices.

You can debate to what extent people care about audio quality, and what tradeoffs they're willing to make for better quality, but you can't deny that the majority of people appreciate that phone speakers are not the optimal audio setup.
Do you think any of these large holders are hedged?
I don't think it necessarily is adjusted for risk that specific banks take on as operators. It's likely set at some requirement to help the fed achieve its goal while also adjusting for median or 2 std dev risk.
How would you short a pension fund?
Maybe not. Microsoft stands to gain by crippling the most popular FOSS BMC tool. They would rather everyone have to use Windows-centric proprietary alternatives.
it really is that simple

conda exists because it deals with an entirely different package registry and is a whole distro on its own (I dont know why people need that either, my vague impression is that scence-y types want complete pushbutton installation, typing a command == fail, I guess, I dont know).

poetry exists because it does some kind of automated version management thing (as did pipenv), that I'm sure is nice but not something I've ever needed, but the buzz got out and it took over, people who have never typed "virtualenv" use poetry and they have no idea why.
Ah, I understand.

Yes, I can see all of that.

I don't have trouble with it, but I do know what you mean when you say it :-)
This is the biggest problem with retirement funds that no one talks about. There is so much money available that inevitably you end up with investments that are risky despite diversifying.
I had a recent experience with replacing the main blower motor on my American Standard gas furnace: the variable speed motor has firmware, so can you guess what they did? The motor has to be programmed by the distributor or it will not work in your furnace. You have to provide the furnace's serial number for the programming. Worse, the local distributor would not sell it to me! They will only sell it to an installer. "Qualification" for an installer is load of nonsense- they just want your EPA refrigerant certification- which is nothing compared to a real license, like plumbers or electricians.

So please:

No serialized parts.

I should be able to buy replacement parts from you or common online suppliers without hassle- like amazon.com or supplyhouse.com.

I should be able to install it myself, at least in theory: so unit comes pre-charged, and various lengths of linesets are available so I don't have to do any brazing.

There is a company making a window unit heat pump: this one https://www.gradientcomfort.com/

You should make something like this.. basically a zero-installation work version of your product. This will be a big hit in places with insane labor costs- like New York City.
Working Around Vercel’s 4KB Environment Variables Limit for Node.js
The force of the "more wood" is behind the arrow when pulling it back and shooting (and once you've released, the entire bow is behind it). I get what you're saying though.
Why do people think VCs are libertarians? Most of them are Democrats! So are most major tech CEOs. Political contributions are publicly recorded if you want to see where any individual stands…

And when did VCs rail against “bailouts” in the past?

There is a pretty big difference between being a mainstream capitalist and being a libertarian.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll take a look at those two products.
There has always been a lot of groupthink in the downvoting and flagging here and they don't want to do anything about it.

Oh well.
Edwards: Why the big secret? People are smart. They can handle it.

Kay: A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky dangerous animals and you know it. Fifteen hundred years ago everybody knew the Earth was the center of the universe. Five hundred years ago, everybody knew the Earth was flat, and fifteen minutes ago, you knew that humans were alone on this planet. Imagine what you'll know tomorrow.
im not much of a HN regular, but a friend forwarded this over my direction. absolutely love the idea of more exclusive game dev communities. understandably, large parts of the game dev space have become oversaturated with a ton of "beginner-help-spam", and while getting that entry-level help is necessary to integrate into any new community, it feels as though some of the more nuanced and mature parts of the community get lost in the noise. all that to say I love the idea, and wish you luck!
And that’s exactly what the people responsible want. Another layer to launder any culpability, just like consultants, contractors and corporations. The next step is to grant algorithms personhood so we can prosecute them while their creators continue to collect money.

The executives and shareholders who profit the most from the decisions must be the ones held responsible.
Those tweets include documents that show doc as restricted to “non-operative office-based medicine or administrative medicine”. Clearly they thought that he is okay in this exact position.
The funniest thing about this weekend was watching Jason Calacanis descend into what appears to be some sort of religious paroxysm, speaking in tongues, screaming at the sky about the ruinous portends he read in his tea leaves, gnashing his teeth and rending his garments.

Now that the blood prophecy of 100,000 americans doing a universal bank run has not come to pass, he’s positioned himself as a messiah that tweeted us all back into god’s good graces.
> source ./venv/bin/activate

To this day I'm not quite sure why the venv developers decided that sourcing was a good idea; all it does can be effectively replaced with

#!/bin/sh
export VIRTUAL_ENV="path to venv"
export PATH="$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin:$PATH"
unset PYTHONHOME
exec "$SHELL"

Just run this script to get into an "activated" shell. To deactivate, just press Ctrl+D. If you're really fancy, you can replace the last line with

exec "${@:-$SHELL}"

to run a command directly in the activated environment (and then deactivate it immediately).
i think a very effective workflow is missing from this list: open a long running terminal window but have many tmux panes.

many modern wm's and terminals have multitab and multiwindow features but i invested time only into learning tmux and i can use it anywhere. and of course nohup functionality is builtin by definition.

i have said it before and i can say it again: terminals come and go, tmux stays.
Question, how does your framework compare with Gradio, the other leasing python/full stack framework that most people are using?

How is it better than Gradio, and what additional features does it have?