skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
HTTP already provides status code and reason phrases. Response header may not be the best place to provide details, size is limited, it doesn't really allow nesting... Not saying this is impossible but it could be the reason why they didn't provide a header-based option.
> If each use of the product is billed, this provides an incentive NOT to use the product

We are running a special solution since 2020 with a "pay per order" model. I thought like that in the beginning, too. That has changed.

The product is just _so_ useful to us that we save so much money on each order that the processing fee is peanuts, compared to that.

So I think this might come down to the usefulness of the product. In our case with this specific solution it works very well, but I'm not sure it would for something like a database or something like that.
For those interested in the subject, James Hoffmann's video on the ZPM espresso machine may be interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKA2COJRt6M

To summarize, the ZPM was sort of a DIY espresso machine that turned into a kickstarter project to deliver a product. It ended up failing, but the effort informed a lot of stuff that came after.
What alternative to whisper would you recommend?
I just recently looked at what’s available, and most of what I found was much worse - what did I miss?
Who gets to designate “adversaries”?

This bill is a huge transfer of power from the legislature to the executive.

That means that for 4-year blocks, one party gets to control all the interpretations of the various vagaries and ambiguities in the bill and throw people in jail for 20 years. Oppose anything about Ukraine policy? You’re aiding an adversary (Russia). 20 years for you.

This bill is terrifying and much worse than the Patriot Act, which has militarized and politicized law enforcement and prosecution across the country. It’s not just bad, it’s evil.
Sufficiently automated and focused, I'd drop one order of magnitude from it. (So 10 million, based on manufacturing, refining and mining estimates, assuming the materials are available etc.)
Think of it like applying the city of Shenzhen to the task, if they wanted they could do it.
Heck, build one from scratch if materials are there.

Having a (reasonably) sustainable 10 million sized habitat is quite hard.
I think the first light will shine when the "A" side on this A|B understands that the others are not inferior, nor is their job to tell them how to live, and not everybody wants to adopt their Constitution, way of life, or culture, or even their governments, and that doesn't make them "troglodytes" or deserving to be mockingly called as "enlightended", nor damsels in distress for the "A" white knight to save.

In other words, when you understand that mocking "Europeans, Saudis, Sudanese, Turks" for their systems, their ways of life, their culture, etc. is no better than mocking blacks.
Huawei 2.0. We can't compete so we will just ban the competition. A story as old as American industry.
Users do a lot of "work" on Github (PR reviews, issues, etc). Afaik, users usually don't spend that much time on huggingface.
No, they're protecting their members from being sued, as that video revealed.

The "trans child" is a medically and politically constructed entity, that has arisen from the rhetoric of activists. Children cannot meaningfully consent to these "gender affirming" medical interventions that will scar them for life, make them infertile and lose sexual function, and have an impact far beyond anything they can comprehend.
CFCs, as terrible as they were, played a big role in industrialization. Could we have gotten there without it? Absolutely. Maybe we could have developed something else far worse than CFCs in its place! The phase out of CFCs brought our attention to the impact our (human) activities have on the planet.

Fallout from the use of thalidomide led to important changes to regulations. Currently, it is being used for therapeutic uses in cancer treatments.
I grew up in authoritarianism and believe me, there's no such thing as "bills" that get debated by a partisan system, voted then (if accepted by both house and senate) passed to the president to sign into law.

In authoritarianism the single party announces and enforces the new law overnight.
You are free not to use TikTok, and free to remove the app from your child's phone (if you have kids), but don't use the Government to tell me I can't use TikTok. This is such hyped up nonsense. We live in such a clown world we are going to end up in a world war over a lip sync app.
I guess a Rust wat would be

fn get_x() -> i32 {
return return return return return return return return return 1;
}
He was furious because they didn't make CEO and withdrew his funding/left:
https://www.semafor.com/article/03/24/2023/the-secret-histor...
I once read the spec to see why the hell type coercion was the way it was... And it kinda made sense? But this was 5-6 years ago and I forgot all the details. Because without going into deep dark corners of the spec it doesn't really make sense. At all :)
I would hope both. Why do you think there was and remains so much pushback around GDPR. The attitude of Americans towards that legislation is telling.
archive.org link [1]

[1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20230330052658/https://www.newyo...
'Obesity juice'
Maybe he was busy and didn't hear about it until later? Maybe he was asleep? Wouldn't it make more sense for him to lie and embellish about his experience during that day (as politicians often do with this kind of thing), rather than flatly state that he just didn't remember?
As part of the EU, France's borders are basically wide open (except for the relatively small or less important borders with the UK, Suriname, Brazil and more surprisingly the border with the Netherlands).

Border security is very much a partisan issue, with the far-right being very much opposed to freedom of movement.
$52B Chipmaking Plan Is Racing Toward Failure
Describing IA as a "pirated books scheme" and the ACLU's case selection guidelines as "retreating from the first amendment" is some pretty heavily weighted language that... I dare say sort of feels like misinformation or misinterpretation. I'm personally not even a big fan of the ACLU but you're really taking an inch and turning it into a mile here which feels kind of unnecessary.
My experience is that a lot of devs cannot or do not want to actually talk to users and learn how they use the software and what the need from it, and suggesting that they do this is considered an outrageous waste of precious dev time (I'm paid to code, not go to meetings). What's worse, is that a large part of the industry works to a set of tightly defined processes that are designed to buffer devs from users.

I am talking of course about scrum, story points, product managers, scrum masters, product owners, rituals, etc. All the crap and layers of indirection that sit between devs and the people who actually use the software.

Devs should be talking to and working with end users and building up an understanding of what users want and need from the software. I mean this literally. Actually sit with, work with, and talk to users, don't just communicate with them through an issue tracker.

You sometimes see this in early stage startups, but even startups often end up designing for VCs or designing to be acquired, rather than designing for users.

Yes users sometimes need training on how to communicate requirements, but it is up to devs to do this. Don't expect them to magically acquire this skill out of nowhere.
Why Americans fear the AI future
This is not the right community to adopt such a tone.
Yes. We need complete legalization and regulation. People who want opioids need to be able to get a known product, and people who don't want opioids need to know that their product doesn't contain any.
I also cancelled my X1C and am now part-way through a VzBot kit :) Didn't want something I couldn't repair/upgrade, even though the VzBot is for me quite a complicated build!
The FUD here is the overhyped risk of TikTok. Facebook didn't flip the election in 2016, and TikTok can't brainwash you in 2023. TikTok didn't read your mail, steal your bank account, listen to your calls. If it did, let's get Tim Cook to testify about exactly how it happened (it didn't happen).
Get the D12. It has a high wife-approval-factor
Very similar to "chattering", a technique in pottery for adding surface texture. In that the surface marking implement is used in a way that elicits rapid reciprocation leaving a periodic pattern in the clay surface.

Examples, https://youtu.be/FBxhkRu9imA using a long springy tool, https://youtu.be/W_P-L0axcqs using a short tool that pivots.
>a specific vowel could best be represented by floating-point numbers that are culturally chosen somewhat arbitrary by language evolution). Like /ɪ/ might be 0.82 closeness, 0.23 backness, 0.05 roundedness in some language, but 0.79 closeness, 0.26 backness, and 0.1 roundedness in another.

that's not 3 floats worth of data, those are all ints over 100.

We generally think of people, but not languages, as having deep or squeaky voices. Furthermore we usually have no problem following when the speakergoesfaster or enunciates reaaaallllyy slooowwwlllyy or even ish they slur theirr wurds abit. I don't think a language specific absolute value of vowel tone is a real thing. Rather, what matters is that the direction and magnitude of the shifts in tone are all in consistent proportions relative to each other. When you look at the vocalizations of humans or even other mammals on the spectrogram there's very clearly just simple modulations happening, like moving linearly from a starting frequency to the ending frequency, or at most taking a x^2 curve to get there. When you think about it this makes sense as those sorts of patterns are trivial to implement on the hardware. Just squeeze or release the muscle on the vocal cord harder. You're right in principle any set of frequencies can be the vowels but every language is going to discretize down to a fixed number. So instead of having or needing language specific absolute "vowel frequencies", you can just look for k distinct levels in the individual speakers voice.

If you've gotten as far as calculating the spectrogram, everything I described can be easily implemented by applying curve fitting to that spectrum and then thresholding the coefficients
Ask HN: Your Favourite Live-Coding Streamers
I've realised I'm no longer enjoying coding -- especially at work.

In addition to clearing away the causes for that, I also want to remember what makes it so fun. I'd like to watch talented people do neat things, to understand why they're making interesting choices and to share their joy in creation.
Any marriage, when its legal in that place/country it happened, is considered legal in US (assuming its not like under-age or bigamy or illegal stuff). When a US resident marries (& even if foreign spouse has never set a foot on US soil), IRS does allow only Married filing together or married filing separately, in both cases if no social of spouse available, you write NSA (No Social Account Number) in tax return.

People adjust (or gain) status all the time while they are here already in US on some other visa. Having a temporary visa is has no good or bad effect on getting green card. Its similar (easy or difficult) in other countries as it is in US, its not "easy" in other country(ies) to fake address if it is not easy in USA.

Pregnancy (removed from all facts, sole pregnancy) is never on its own a proof of bonafide relationship. Who is the bio father? The whole collection of proofs when seen as collective, tells the picture & intent.

USCIS & agencies has to follow a manual & policies & procedure (much of it is published on USCIS's website), & 99% of the time the officer can not intentionally bring a personal bias (exceptions apply). There are millions of cases getting passed, & a single USCIS employee does not decide a single case. Like any other big organisation, everybody is doing apart of process. & they have managers, & managers above them. Even USCIS itself is not above law, people routinely sue USCIS in federal courts to challenge their decisions (or lack of decisions).
I like it personally. I find it weird that everybody seems to be getting caught up in the syntax and choice of naming conventions. The language itself is so interesting and people dismiss it because types are snake case.
I generally don't look that far into a purchase, as it's often difficult to find the information.

With Prusa, the majority of the profit is made in Czechia. The research, design, assembly and some of the manufacture is done there. I support China much less than with a purchase from a Chinese company.

Note Delta Electronics is a Taiwanese company with manufacturing in several countries including China. Noctua is an Austrian-Taiwanese company with manufacturing in Taiwan and China. LDO is Chinese, but this makes my point — how do you know those are the steppers Prusa uses? It's not written on their site.

I would like to see clear labelling on products showing their origin, perhaps including the origin of any component until the cost is <5% of the total, or something like that. Include the PSU, but don't bother about the capacitors or power cord.
Mind explaining why? I just tried it, and it works fine.
Just tripped over the same thing. Axpert MAX inverter requires .cn cloud connected App. Prev gen had BLE local control.

I had a look at trying to reverse engineer the protocol, but not much progress since I refuse to run the App. I can send a UDP message to tell it use my TCP server, but then it seems to require a magic knock at the door.
C# is uniquely good at being a GC language that can easily interop with C/C++ code whilst also being quite performant itself. This is why it’s used for so many game engines.
Bills get passed as drafted all the time, what are you talking about? Sure there are opportunities for amendment etc but it's not some sort of guarantee that it will be heavily revised.
MFD buttons would actually be pretty amazing.

I have a set from Thrustmaster for my combined driving and flight sim rig, it works really well for mfd input. (F16 mainly).

A set of blank buttons eg at the bottom of the display that could be mapped to in display functions would have been very useful.

(I've gotten used to how it is now - and actually really like it after a year - but not going to say it couldn't have been done better. It would look less minimalistic, however.)
If you automate it and work out the kinks, you basically get flatpak.
> Why does it seem like the snowball has only just started rolling?

Media circus. The obvious endgame isn’t banning, it’s divestment. This happens all the time with critical infrastructure. We’re getting full-press coverage because it’s a social media asset and China fears are a bipartisan winner.

To the extent this isn’t purely messaging, it would involve a strengthened Cfius. Not the power to randomly ban, but to ban acquisition and investment. (Even this draft bill targets transactions.)
Why not pick Wordpress?
Ah yes, thanks. That's it. Now that I've think about it, I've heard that word before, but couldn't remember it for whatever reason.

For people looking to buy one, I suggest getting triple-wheeled ones (3 wheels on both sides). They can easily climb stairs while pulling them so you don't have to pick it up every time.
I'm going to try LibRedirect out, thank you for pointing this out! I had no idea Privacy Redirect was orphaned.
Living on the Edge: Boosting Your Site's Performance with Edge Computing
If you don't want to use Medium or similar solutions, I would check out Ghost.

Their dashboard and editor is imo one of the best out there, really easy to use.

It's easy to host, works headless, and works well with Next.js and others (https://ghost.org/docs/jamstack/next/).

Usually the downside is that it can be a bit limiting in features , but it's perfect for blogging.
https://arewemlsyet.com. We won’t retire the current olm/megolm but complement it with MLS, and perhaps transition entirely if MLS works out.
Apple has arguably proven that it is possible to transition to ARM, and considering how much of a foothold that architecture already has in mobile and game consoles, it seems unwise to declare that x86 has won.
Even the more expensive models are (arguably) better than the prusa due to being core xy
Engineering such a system is a harder challenge than many types of research. Even the mighty Google, the leader in AI research by many metrics, is catching up.

Another example is Meta only finishing OPT-175B, a near equivalent of GPT-3, two years after it.

——

GPT-4 got much better results on many benchmarks than PaLM, Google's largest published model [1]. PaLM itself is probably quite a bit better than LamDa in several tasks, according to a chart and a couple of tables here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.02311

It's unclear that Google currently has an internal LLM as good as GPT-4. If they do, they are keeping quiet about it, which seems quite unlikely given the repercussions.

[1] GPT-4's benchmark results vs PaLM: https://openai.com/research/gpt-4
what about a state monopoly, like alcohol in Sweden?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systembolaget
Really? Singapore finds kilograms of smuggled heroin every month or so inside the country, not at border checks.

And it’s an island country with only a single airport, a couple ports and 2 bridges into the country and the death penalty for smuggling. They throw a ton of resources at trying to stop it from coming in in the first place.

If they cant stop it, i dont know how a country like the US with thousands of miles of undefended borders can.
How you speak (to someone [or something, in this case]) also imprints on your self: being polite to someone is being polite on yourself.

In the case of a tool, it may definitely change your perspective on it. This is also valid for physical tools and devices: the care you take with it will not necessarily serve the immediate purpose, but it will definitely show in some way or an other with time.
Did anyone find a solution to have whisper differentiate between multiple speakers in a conversation and mark them in the written output?
Meilisearch vs. Elasticsearch
Picking the right search solution for a project is essential yet hard. Understanding their differences is crucial for making a choice.
At the end of day, isn’t Free Software the solution?

Every issue with power and control of all these big organizations steem from the fact that their software does not respect the 4 freedoms. The west very much likes “free” trade, but how can you have free trade between so many different regulations and so many power disparities?

At least with Free Software, even if you don’t want to trust the entity you are dealing with, at least you can inspect, learn and adapt its software, so that people don’t have a big service disruption.

Stallman was right.
Makes sense, with them being immutable and such.
There you go mate https://www.wondercms.com/

Have fun with your trip(s)!
Rever (YC S22) Is Hiring in Barcelona
REVER is changing how the world buys by giving superpowers to shoppers.

Now, obsessed on the superspeed superpower, bringing frictionless, superfast and sustainable eCommerce returns to everyone, anytime, anywhere.

Different roles in Engineering based in Barcelona HQ

https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/rever/jobs
I've never heard 'chalkboard' before fwiw.
Verse and Lua have completely different execution models so not sure why you think it would “probably work just as well”.
Hm, I'm on Mac so it takes up a bunch of ram and I'm not used to this workflow. good point though.
> At this point i see ZERO reason to consider a MK4

Prusas are user serviceable with lots of spare parts available. Bambus are far from that and if there's a problem with the design (e.g. ghosting) you're out of luck for as long as it takes them to fix it.

I don't have a Prusa (I have a VzBot). Just saying there's far from zero reasons.
As pointed out by gerad above, we humans don't treat multi-digit numbers as one atomic token. We know 11 = 10 + 1. But if an AI model has no access to individual digits no matter how large the number is, then the task of doing simple maths is exponentially harder to learn.
You are desperately moving the goalposts, there are vegan burgers and people eat someone else's orders.
Full stack Elm would be nice, but there’s also F#, OCaml, Haskell that can all do more.
If someone wants to snort up a pile of rat poison, or fentanyl who am I to stop them. Let them buy Pfizer mega-OD-fentanyl-express they saw advertised on the Citybus for $0.10, and let the cartels get crushed by legal competition who have everything to lose by doing drive-bys in residential neighborhoods.
Yeah there are some models that I played with that can do this. They only work for 2 or 3 speakers currently though. They term for this is "diarization".

https://huggingface.co/pyannote/speaker-diarization
> It's the most serious issue facing the country, and we have 0 idea what to do.

If only there was a thing to learn from other countries. That already starts with the basics such as in which amounts pills are available over the counter. From a European's perspective the entire idea that you get pills in a bottle is so wild.
It's mentioned in the article, but the Gaggiuino project is a really nice base if you like tinkering with this kind of stuff. You start with the chassis and components of an existing machine, and just add temperature, pressure and/or flow control.
Tit for tat is a highly effective strategy in game theory.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tit_for_tat
> isn’t Free Software the solution

In a vacuum. In practice, these platforms take massive resources to run and improve, and consumers won’t deal with the inconvenience of distributed systems.
I think that's his point. Currently, we have no natural predators. We completely outclass every other species on Earth in intelligence, and it's easy to see how advantageous that trait has been.

What happens when we're no longer the Apex Intelligence?
Grav https://getgrav.org
Yeah the NaCl model is a dead-end for web apps. It's a massive struggle to get all the vendors to align on things and trying to get them to align on a huge from-scratch redesign and reimplementation effort is way way harder. We'll see if it works out for WASI, which is basically an attempt at that but in the server application space.
Thanks I've looked at Ghost but I wasnt sure you could use it for free ?
Because it's boring #sarcasm
Anxiety Induced by LLMs (short essay)
Russia is a single party dictatorship, they don't have bills.

The US is a bipartisan, democratic system where members of Congress can draft a proposal for a new law and send it to both the Senate and House for voting.

It's a rigorous process with lost of scrutiny and debate.

As a result the majority of bills, 96% of them actually, get killed before they reach the president's desk.

The other 4% become law only after lots of changes and amendments.

So no, nothing remotely similar to what you have in Russia.
> Do you call it 'soda' or 'pop'?

Soft drink
Better deal by some measures, but definitely not part quality. Far from it. My equally-priced VzBot kit has much better quality components in every area right down to the screws.

That said, if I put a price on my time I think the X1C would be 1/10th the cost :D
Unity does in fact have a special approach to nullability, though they may have recently changed it. They (iirc, it's been a while) overloaded the == and != operators so that non-null instances could compare equal to null if the native object represented by the C# object had been destroyed.
I think that culture of medicine in the US where if you are injured or sick docs have to give you something to relieve all pain, at the cost of feeling totally numb or be a zombie, is totally wrong.

Obviously pain medication needs to exist but they don't have to be that powerful. It is normal feel pain through recovery and puts good markers on your own improvement process. How are people supposed to listen to their body signals if we numb everything?