skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Were they unrealistically low though? Wind/solar/hydro are supposed to be much cheaper than fossil fuels longterm..

And gas prices are more or less back to where they were before the invasion.
Maybe not the fastest, but has a lot of features to build a whole website with notebooks (various kind), Markdown, custom HTML if needed.
The best real-world example I've heard of comes from a friend who works for a travel company.

You're creating a schedule for a tour. The tour occurs some time in the future. You have a daily itinerary for the tour group.

Now the destination country changes their time zone in some fashion. You don't want to have ever stored an instant, you want the date and time to be more abstract. 9am, as it will be understood at that date and time in the future.

The same also occurs for past events, but we don't tend to encounter that too often, although the calendar for September 1752 in the UK (at the time known as the Kingdom of Great Britain) shows another wrinkle
You may find easy to write parquet from one tool and read into duckdb, but it isn't always that simple. There are multiple variants of parquet, and they are not always compatible. I have to be careful which features of parquet I use when writing from spark (which uses a Java implementation of parquet), because I have a colleague who uses matlab (which uses parquetcpp).
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Personally, and I know that is outside the SV bubble of experience, I would have expected at least one founder with a solid background as a naval architect and another one with an equally solid background in container shipping.

The experience you listed read more like name-dropping PR to sell this whole thing to other investors down the line.
Any experience with TUXEDO computers?
All of a sudden, NASA’s return to the Moon feels rather real
Security theatre is a different thing. That’s when you perform a pointless ritual to convey the feeling of security. People coming up with onerous new rules and restriction just to remind you who’s in charge is something else.
I was about to say get a Bafang too. Put it on a normal, better old, bike.
They are indestructible. And all other parts are standard and cheap. You need some bike mechanics skills, and a little understanding in connecting electric components. But all is well documented on the web.
e-bikes don’t replace all uses of cars, but they replace the majority.
i dont think it's tied to any particular engine or renderer, because an ECS is merely a mechanism to organize data so that it can be accessed fast.
Great, now you know why we have politics, diplomacy, army, etc. and why not all of them are cowards as media try to represent to you.

Remember that frightened citizen is easily manipulated citizen, open for new orders in name of safety.
it does: https://twitter.com/waxpancake/status/1505006493417938946
The war on drugs is as winnable as the war on murder or the war on petty theft. Just because it doesn't go away doesn't mean you failed at enforcing it.

War on drugs is just a shitty political campaign slogan everyone fell for. It's a fantastic one from the perspective of the politician, because they'd never be held accountable for 'losing' it during their tenure.
Another possibility: if you own a mac, almost any ipad manufactured in last 6-7 years can act as an external screen.
This whole time I thought that sound was the engine
Personally I use a combination of online delivery and going to the supermarket in person. When I need some stuff right now, I visit the store. When I’m bulk buying long life stuff, especially large and heavy things, delivery makes more sense and in my area costs only $2.
USB 24-bit 48khz sound device (MBox1) outputting S/PDIF to a proper hifi preamp+amp.

integrated laptop/phone DACs driving headphones sound like garbage now
In the SerenityOS community, it is intended as a normal smiley face instead of being sarcastic.
> "Vingt regards sur l'Enfant-Jésus"

Great work. I also like l'Ascencion. I even try to play bits on the organ (not that I'm a good organist).

> I wonder how you'd appreciate the music of Maurice Ohana, specifically "Messe"

That didn't do it for me. I found it a bit too wandering, amorphous. I listened to some of his guitar work, which is much more concise, somewhat Webern-like. That spoke more to me. Then autoplay put on 12 etudes d'interpretation, which I predominantly found to be too "forced".

> Is serialism lacking an inherent aesthetic, or is it just too different to easily appreciate?

Composers, musicians, and musicologists have tried to push it long enough, and it never got hold, so I guess it just can't work apart from some gimmicky use. It's too rigid. E.g., the dynamics, rhythm, melody and harmony of a piece should be related to each other, but in serialism, they're simply tossed around as if every preconceived change between pp and ff and then mf and then a bunch of sfz will always be musical.

Music thrives under limitations, because it's basically repeated time, and limitations can provide direction. But if I were to start a school of composition that only allows one tone per part, I think nobody would be able to write a meaningful piece (except as a gimmick, again, by picking the instruments that fit with the chord you want). Some limitations are simply not musical, and I guess serialism is among those.
Recently at Stansted I had an encounter with a security staff member who was of the opinion that both clotted cream and butter were liquids. (Note, I wasn't the one trying to get either of these onto the plane.) Her entire argument seemed to rest on the case that they were spreadable. I don't think she did well in GCSE physics.
I really doubt they have seriously considered porting macOS to RISC-v though.

It shouldn’t take that long to port darwin to a new arch anyway. And when/IF RISC-V actually becomes even close to being competitive to ARM/x86 it will probably be very different than it is now.
I've owned two Vespa style ebikes in the past 5 years.

First one had the steering column snapped after someone crashed into it in the winter (and didn't tell me)...

Second one got straight up stolen out of my parking lot... as much as I would like to get a new one, I guess I'm not allowed to have nice things in this city.
100 years from now: "Computer, I want to use TropeTrainer, but redesigned for modern neural tech. Nice, thanks."
i use this pull switch to immediately end my zoom calls. https://twitter.com/lanewinfield/status/1339257875034566656
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Good, body effects should not be present in ADHD medication.

I like Vyvanse because it does not affect my heart or blood pressure. It's like coffee for the brain without the jitters. And since it takes hours to peak, there is never a come up feeling one might associate with it and derive pleasure from. I take it, and eventually after a couple hours I find I am well awake and present more than any coffee, yet still feeling very calm and at ease.

That said, I take the lowest effective amount (20+20mg) which requires good sleep and good diet to be effective. So it never turns me into a productive robot, and I have to accept that some days are a bit lower-energy.
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That's awesome. I've emailed other manufacturers asking for documentation and the best I got was an unrelated user help page. If I remember correctly, some of their laptops are based on Clevo parts. I wonder why they can release documentation but Clevo can't.
To be fair there's been a lot less hijackings in the 2000s and 2010s compared with previous decades - although as the decline started in the 90's - its not likely to be solely due to increased security.
They obviously have nothing except the idea. However, you are being wholly unfair to them expecting a prototype. Even with the entire YC funding they won't be able to build more than a scale model, no chance for a working prototype.

This is a very cool, very hard idea to execute - i shudder to think at the kind of testing, reliability and certification you need to ensure a foldable ten-storey building is safe around human crew in gale force winds. It's a moon shot, and sometimes these take you on the Moon.
Years of experience
How good is it with Japanese compared to GPT?
Which speakers?
Things people generally approve of have no need for protection.

It when you have to protect the rights of those who you find horrible that your principles are actually put to the test.

You failed that test here.
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My understand is that :^) represents a more devious/cheeky smile. I think this is more common than strictly a trolling/sarcasm usage, though you could see how it could fit there as well under my definition.
Expedience&censorship and accommodating dictatorships are slippery slopes.
dns was never decentralized, but i am not sure it matters, probably 99% of the internet will be generated within 2 years or so

tbh sharing a hosts file with few friends and going back to talk(2) on a pubnix machine is a future i am looking forward to
I think the problem is that with `std::map::find(item)` you get the value back but you don't with `std::map::contain(item)` - which means a second lookup to actually retrieve the value, no?
Incredible. It's like the opposite of JS logic, where you are encouraged to do as little as possible in event handlers.
Ugh, don't remind me of Singapore. Transferring after a flight from London, I see a water bottle refill fountain, which I use. We're running late, so I head straight to the gate...and then have to immediately dispose of my newly filled 2L water bottle.

I've never known another airport to have this security setup, and as a massive transit hub, I really can't make sense of why they chose to put it at that point - but then again, what of airport security actually makes sense when subjected to reasonable logic?
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Until you barely have one and Putin decides he wants to murder everyone in your country and take your now former land. Consult your nearest friendly Ukrainian regarding how cool strong armies are. Would also refer you to societies throughout the ages who decided that singing Kumbaya was all that was needed to stop humanity's endless progression of deranged assholes, but sadly, most of them are no longer around.
I don’t know about the OP, but generally speaking it indicates cheekiness.
This is a wholly false analogy. If I store most things properly they decay only very slowly and most maintenance tasks are easy. The software equivalent of that is only making sure I don't lose something to bit rot. No software lasts long enough for that, I look away for a year or so and someone broke something it stands on. It's not analogous to keeping an old book in a safe, it's analogous to keeping an old book in the street while random strangers queue up to piss on it.

I have books up to 500 years old that are perfectly readable. I have programs I wrote single digit years ago that I'd need to give up a couple of days just to find out if I can get their build chain back and dig them out of dependency hell. Not worth it to buy, at best, a few years before I get to repeat the experience. Restoring and rebuilding old physical things is also far more rewarding because when I do it properly I never have to do it again.
or.. crypto?
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Not OP but using the mx ergo since more than a year.
Never really had problems with the precision, the precision in the first week of using the mouse will definitely be different, because your brain needs to adapt. The only time I have problems is, when I haven't cleaned the trackball for some time, then it will get jittery. But the mouse has a precision button next to the trackball where you can move really slow and will definitely have a chance to move just a few pixels.
It's not a legal issue but a weird fashion issue that women's clothes sometimes have fake pockets. Or no pockets at all, but fake pockets are truly the weirdest aberration of them all.

I think it needs to become normal for women to return clothes because "the pockets don't work". I'm pretty sure that soon enough women's clothes will have normal pockets.
I bought one of these a couple of years ago with plans to use it for macros, shortcuts etc, but gave up using it because I found the system for writing your own plugins and generally configuring it was beyond awful, it felt like a designed-by-committee horror show. The complexity to just just set the button image and make it run a bash script when pressed was insane.

But I really wanted it to work, I can think of tons of useful buttons I want to have on my desk. Maybe I will give it another try. Can you tell me, have you got any tips, found any good third party tools for working with it? Maybe I just went down the wrong rabbit holes.
I would say that the best compromise is an electric maxi-scooter (like the ICE equivalent, not the push board with handlebars). Takes the same space in traffic and parking as a bicycle, but has:

- better safety: lower center of gravity, better brakes, better suspension, better headlight, brake light, turn signals, hazard lights

- significant weather protection

- passenger accommodation (can have handles, back rest)

- significant storage under the seat, can also mount top box

- more space for batteries and thus range and speed

- harder physically to steal, also requires registration

- requires a licence
It's 2^(16*13,000,000,000) different cakes.
Turkey’s not an Islamic state.
> After several meetings, it was decided that it wasn't the best idea to put critical code in an app's MouseMove event.

Prove that the story is real ;)
That's an impressive resume to say the least.
I don't think the number is based on any technical limitation.

It could be a number based on usage. Say 99.9% of the users use less than 5M files. So my pruning 0.1% of the user base they are getting rid of half the number of files, saving X millions of dollars in cost.

Nobody wants to cater to the difficult users that are doing stuff like this.
Yes, the original argument was essentially sparked because AliPay was doing a bunch of lending that wasn't really compliant with regulations and there was some discussion about whether the regulators would step in before the IPO. That's what caused Ma's speech about how the regulations were out of date. Whether that concerns was legitimate? Who knows.
Blog author here. I was actually a bit upset about it, and only later realized the value they created for und community, even if inadvertently. Unfortunately, later they tried to close this door again: https://github.com/ge0rg/samsung-nx-hacks/wiki/NX300M-autoex...
Interesting. Can you share the input/output? Because it'd be quite amusing if ChatGPT 3 can get it, but ChatGPT 4 cannot. Like all things in software, this will probably turn into a game of whack-a-mole where one problem solved, just creates a new one!
I had some fun with a similar approach, but when generating large outputs, or retrieving large contexts, it can easily run into the context window limit.

I think this could be partially solved by intelligently summarising parts of the prompt history, while storing the original in some vector db, so the relevant parts can be retrieved at will.

Quite fun.
Sure. However tech is obsessed with data and optimisations, if they run a hospital and the data showed that obese people are less profitable they will put a scale on the entrance and triage by BMI or someone will calculate that some drug which kills in the long run gives enough time to propel their career through saving pennies.
Is it though? It could be a child picking up a hobby after being old enough to appreciate the hobby. There is so much more time left in the universe before heat death, so the 90y metaphor doesn't really describe the current point in time
Neat, eventually would like to run a purely local LLM Emacs shell https://github.com/xenodium/chatgpt-shell. For now ChatGPT only, but working on making more generic/reusable.
I believe unicycles are a better fit for urban mobility (I am talking about proper, mainline EUCs, not the Onewheel bastardization of the technology).

You can easily use them together with public transit systems, while e-bikes are quite unwieldy. The have better maneuverability and responsiveness. They do not require any parking spots and can be easily taken to an office.

They are a bit more dangerous than e-bikes, but with proper protective gear and improvements in the technology (chances of mechanical or electrical troubles are very low, if you don't intentionally push hardware to the limit) the difference is quite small. Also, they are somewhat harder to learn to ride, which hurts their popularity.
Put a few slices of bacon under the macbook and you even have breakfast.
I agree on the practicality aspect. When programmimg in C, one learns to accept these preprocessor hacks.

When programming in C++, where limited compile and type metaprogramming exists, one is constantly hitting the limits and it causes endless frustration. I go through a mini cycle of grief until I give in and use a macro, or an otherwise less elegant implementation.

You're right in that it has taken years (decades, even) to standardise some better alternatives to macros. But even now C++ lacks some of their power.

I have to wonder how much faster alternatives would have been implemented, if macros weren't "good enough" for so many use cases.
would still be possibly legal on the basis that if it's not illegal then it's legal - in British jurisprudence tradition at least https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everything_which_is_not_forbid... - namely it's not law that impedes it (also in some places there's posthumous marriage)
> Prove to me you didn't. Prove to me you did.

The same could be asked to any writer pre-AI, asking them to prove that they did not offload their job to a ghost writer, and that is actually not impossibile to prove, just talk with the person IRL ;)

Still, society is going down a terrible path with LLMs, a path filled with misinformation and meaningless garbage.

I believe common sense will prevail and legal limitations will be imposed, to avoid both the spread of misinformation and the degeneration of our culture (and this has already happened in the US, where you can't copyright AI-generated content).
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Its almost as if our society encourages wealthy people to become cynical, selfish, and apathetic.
From the Jupyter front page itself:

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Blog author here. This article is from 2014, and the latest documentation of Samsung NX cameras and their Linux underpinning is https://op-co.de/blog/posts/samsung_nx_archaeology/

My most fascinating find was actually the Galaxy NX, which is an Android 4 phone with a dedicated camera SoC running the same flavor of Tizen Linux as the NX300.

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Uniforms can also be limiting to men. There have been cases during hot summers where uniformed men wanted to wear shorts, but shorts weren't part of the uniform. Women did have the option to choose between trousers and skirts, though, so men started to wear skirts too. Because those were part of the uniform and therefore allowed.
Or simply "management by metrics", it is pervasive. VP's OKR/KPI is met, the bonus is paid and who cares if the company collapses the next morning!
> You only hang out with well-off people

Or people who think their lives are worth more than a few hundred dollars.

If you're travelling into remote areas with just your phone then you're going to be in a lot of trouble.
Technical Solutions versus Processes
Oh, we have it all! From Pistenbully mechanics, over Pizzaiolos and baristas, Ski patrol with avalanche dogs to data analysts and Superpipe operators. And a whole lot in between ;)
No, not just opinions. I don't understand why you'd redefine what I'm saying, as though that invalidates the original statement. It's not exactly difficult to spot.
Some of the newer ebikes are surprisingly light. Heavier than an acoustic bike, but only by 5-10lbs