skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it's good marketing, even though it probably won't make me personally buy their products anytime soon. But having a platform to respond to (preselected) criticism in a humorous way seems to be a good fit for the target audience.

Loved the cascade of fck-sites in the footer: fckoatly.com, fckfckoatly.com, fckfckfckoatly.com, fckfckfckfckoatly.com, ...
https://twitter.com/tomgoldsteincs/status/160019698195510069...

That's 8 $200k GPUs + all the other hardware + power consumption for one instance. You could run it on cheaper hardware, but then you'll get to nowhere near realtime output which is required for the majority of the use cases not already handled well by much smaller models.

Even if Google/Microsoft are getting the hardware at a 50% reduction (bearing in mind these are already not consumer prices) it gets to $1mn in hardware alone - again for a single instance that can handle one user interacting with it at a time.

It makes a lot of the bespoke usecases people are getting excited about (i.e. anything with data privacy concerns) far from financially viable.

If you want a dedicated instance of full capability ChatGPT for example (32K content) OpenAI are charging $468k for a 3 month commitment / $1,584k for a year.
There's no evidence that anything other than Ariane 5 and Falcoln 9 are "quite good"
> From a morality perspective, how is the death penalty materially different than using lethal force in a war?

It's not that different. In fact, you will find plenty of people arguing that war is indeed always unethical and immoral.
It's posts like these I wish my site wasn't half baked.

Self plug: Its missing SSL. I know, but for now collects no information from the user.

This is my WIP coded in PureTCL utilising NaviServer with no JavaScript or DB; everything is a button. The clock updates on the minute and you can display and soon to set the timezones. (Africa is the only region that has timezones regions configured). Getting my head around designing a timezone UI is tricky however all are powered by socket servers too. Menus, time, content et cetera.

http://www.neoncrystal.com

NaviServer really is a charm and while the "cloud" has its advantages you loose out on so much experience not self-hosting, coding in the language not as an app.
Not to mention the similarity to glutamate.
It's not a actually Nokia, it only looks like one. All the parts on the inside will be replaced with parts specific to this purpose.
Maybe it is a wrong question or impolite but a genuinely curious question. Hiring a senior C++ developer with GTK experience is costlier than let's say a senior backend engineer (Python/Go) OR a senior frontend engineer?

There's complexity in each domain for sure but maybe it is more a matter of demand and supply that impacts this? There's less software being written in C++ with GTK than there are enterprise (or otherwise commerce etc) backend and frontend being written.
Maths check - 31mpg is 11km/l. (31mi/gal * 1.60934mi/km / 4.54609l/gal)

Having said that, my 13-year-old normal sized diesel car does 60mpg in normal use.
What could go wrong?

On a more serious note, their CAST framework [0] looks like it is trying to solve real problems faced by existing cryptocurrencies. Still quite a lot of hand waving, but I wouldn't be surprised if it creates legal precedent for digital securities and makes it easier to regulate / fit the regulation.

[0]: https://www.cast-framework.com/
iPhones are a bit more theft resistant as the parts are tied to the main board.
FLAN-T5 Base currently, 780M parameter variant coming shortly!
Yup, best would be to get rid of the car dependence. Make walk-able cities for people, not cities designed for cars.
And also doesn't take into account economy of scale, a family of 4 has 4x the emissions in the plane example, same as 1 person in the car example. So if you do the math as a family of 4 it really changes things.
I thought the US wanted free trade and free markets, why do they put up with so much protectionism?
https://kentindell.github.io/2023/04/03/can-injection/

>Ian’s sleuthing found that mostly these cars are destined for export, sent via shipping container to places in Africa

"These cars" might specifically mean things like the RAV4 and that other cars more reliant on good roads have less of a market in "places in Africa".

There must be a noticible flow of parts (eg headlights) to patch up damage caused by the theft. Likely the car manufacturers know, but it's not in their interests to talk about it.
> Their ad business is a donkey that shits gold

So was Lotus Notes.
First of all, the poster was writing about the legal elimination of an option, which is does not fit such reduction.

Some people value the qualities that the current (pun happened) alternatives do not offer: they are inadequate for some use cases. This includes long travel and refuelling in minutes.

Furthermore, since societies are now suffering an epidemic of lunacy, electric cars can be extreme noise pollutants, because insane manufacturers and users have turned them into a loud cacophonic concert - I have seen them. They can be unbearable.

They also seem to be internet connected in a staggering amount of cases, and many refuse to drive "a smartphone with wheels", or more explicitly a madness with uselessly installed security holes and privacy compromisers. This is especially relevant for The Car, the device that was built for deliverance - "our way to escape", as Karl Kraus said.
So Google's response to OpenAI is... bureaucratic? Creating and rearranging organizations and committees, and making big announcements is how the EU responds to challenges. The actual results often underwhelm.
The point not considered is the Cessna 172 is an extraordinarily draggy airframe - it didn't need to be clean and laminar because fuel was (relatively) cheap.

Electric aircraft of the future will have half the drag or less. High aspect ratios, flush fairings, streamlined cockpits etc.
good old HTTP referrer at it again. A bit ironic knowing the source of JWZ's wealth!
Average car age in US and EU is somewhere around 12 years. EVs are still a minority (growing, but less than 50 % and it will stay that way for a few years).

Most of the ICE cars sold now will be on the roads in 15 years.
That's assuming an overnight switch from what we have to all electric, for one of the busiest airports in the world.

Thinking in terms of disruption (from the innovator sense), their top 3 destinations [0] are Dublin, Barcelona and Malaga. Skipping barcelona becauese it's as busy, I don't think it's out of reach to consider that a 737 could do a return trip to dublin or Malaga without charging.

Another perspective is that taking off is significantly more energy intensive than cruising. According to [1], takeoff is equivalent to an hour of cruising. One way of looking at this is it only makes sense for mid haul travel instead. If we replaced transatlantic flights, or similar (us to Europe maybe) the savings would be immense and significantly more achievable

[0] https://www.gatwickairport.com/business-community/about-gatw...

[1] https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/47262/how-much-....
NASA Entrepreneurs Challenge 2023
When did “need” become a requirement for having things? Who gave you or anyone else the authority to decide what other people “need”? I don’t think people “need” motorcycles, private planes, vacation homes, more than a few million dollars in the bank, etc. But who am I to tell people what they should have? Live and let live.
The law protects the cyclist but he/she has much more skin on the game. There are still accidents resulting in deaths and not all find the culprit car.

Note that in Spain it is legal to cross the solid white line to take over a cyclist.

Sure, It is sometimes annoying but having more cars would also created more traffic.
I've used isopropyl but as a fast flush to remove a quantity of moisture / water, followed with a prompt drying with a blast of air. Isopropyl will actually absorb moisture from the air so sometimes it's not an ideal choice for boards that are already dry and there's no access to compressed air via an earthed (ie human skin contact who themselves are grounded) steel nozzle.

Note, isopropyl does not agree with some plastic surfaces or finishes.

Probably I'd suggest using a quality electrical contact cleaner, which usually is available as a pressurised spray pack. Generally they're designed to dry residue free, some offer contract cleaners offer a protective coating as well.
Question. I can see in the code the WGSL that's needed to implement inference on the GPU. https://github.com/0hq/WebGPT/blob/main/kernels.js

Could this code also be used to train models or only for inference?

What I'm getting at, is could I take the WGSL and using rust wgpu create a mini ChatGPT that runs on all GPU's?
Quite a collection and contains my first pc. It was hard to use before I could read.

http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/pc/index.htm#xt

http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/index.htm
ICE bans apply to sales of new cars. It will take another 20 years or so after a ban before most of the existing stock of ICE is actually replaced.
Used for crime locally and dumped.

Or chopped up for parts.

Or shipped overseas complete in a container.
Do you pay % of the house you will sell it for to each handyman, architect, supplier etc? Or do they have fair fixed fees that you can check, choose the best for you and if you are not happy go next door.

What OP describes is pure corruption, eastern more fucked up parts of EU have this ecosystem for 3 decades. It takes easily 70-80% of the budget to get anything done (say play park for children). If company wants some grant to ie improve their processes, the cut may be more like 30-50% percent.

That's how mafia runs things, and ie in quite a few places mafia is very deeply ingrained into state and processes that manage those grants. If its not outright italian mafia, then some self-brewed oligarchs connected to mobsters and politicians capture the drip. I come from such a state and literally everybody knows this, nothing secretive there. My cousin worked for state department responsible for EU grants, and it was a corrupt shitshow where processes were often bypassed every single effin' day. The only positive thing is, our country is so small and economically weak that even if all money end up stolen EU doesn't bat an eye since its pocket money for them.
If only power-shell was a better shell. How do you start a cli program which is not in PATH? Good luck.
A US gallon is 3.785 liters...
Clyde, Discord’s AI chat integration, which uses OpenAI technology beta test
Don't worry, they will learn as quickly as they quickly learned the Cyrillic alphabet, which appeared in Mongolia in 1940 only. And for this it will not be necessary to kill as many people in the "purges" as they were killed by the "Choibalsan's troikas".
GTK4 is broken on macOS and bug reports are not handled very well so ... RIP Inkscape.
How is bundling a terrible browser with your OS going "hell bent on it"?
Now this is the kind of nano-optimization I can get behind!
> Good, lobbies are a constant.

What? Are you suggesting that whenever one company hires a lobbyist a lobbyist from another company magically disappears?
Korean can be written left to right or top to bottom, which is very cool.
any idea why there is a minor shift in line-height if we remove the text-orientation property.
Furthermore, the energy needed for takeoff is significantly higher than the energy for cruising. For an hour's flight, it's close to 50/50. The impact is disproportionately skewed towards shorter fkights
Brockman's TED talk on ChatGPT Plugins [video]
Is that an unusual campervan to you? To me it looks like the most archetypal standard campervan there is. I've seen tons somewhat like it, although this looks like a particularly nice compact model.
> Still, I would take the renewable energy lobbyists above the gun lobbyists anytime!

You get both.
> I note the reference to OpenGL, but that has been dropped in Mac OS. I wonder if the Inkscape peeps have plans to address that.

I'm not familiar with Inkscape internals so I don't know how it renders the main window canvas, but Gtk nowadays IIRC uses OpenGL for rendering widgets. So the OpenGL comment may have been wrt that. And for rendering buttons and menus, the OpenGL-on-top-of-Metal, or however the macOS OpenGL implementation nowadays works under the hood, is probably good enough.
Well, nowadays a phone like that would be suspicious, because everyone has a smartphone. A BT speaker is a lot less suspicious, however.
not a constant quantity, a constant phenomenon
You need stricter license requirements for more dangerous cars. Get a commercial license if you want to drive an actual truck.
Wait what no?! NT4 was released in 1996. And Microsoft touching Open Source without ten foot poles back then also feels wrong.
This was at the end of 2021 or beginning of 2022, so the Mk8 wasn't out yet. Mk 8 models are also a bit more expensive, so the discrepancy would be a bit better in that case, I would imagine. Out of curiosity, are the Mk8s not too well received, or are Mk7s preferred?

I don't mind the change, but my current car works and I might as well hold out for an EV like Cupra Born or Peugeot e-208 personally.
> Why would anyone want to use e-fuel in 2035 instead of electricity

It will depend on their needs and if the device covers them. For example (as said already even here): long distance travel, practicality of refuelling (no, the need of some will not be fulfilled by leaving the car in charge nightly), decent technology (e.g. some will refuse to own an internet connected vehicle).
Also really annoying for the hardware and software folks doing the work.
These are really popular in other places too, like Georgia (the country).

Often the infotainment system (and the invariably J-pop music) remain in Japanese, which is fun.
> During the presentation, CATL said its working with partners on the development of electric passenger aircraft practicing aviation-level standards and testing in accordance with aviation-grade safety and quality requirements.

Get ready for passenger drones[0], delivery drones[1] and just drones in general, because this is what this breakthrough means really.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw6HDgv4ekE

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOWDNBu9DkU
I suspect the British fuel system is designed to hide the cost per mile of driving, at least tacitly. At present it's difficult to work out without some external tool.
> Cost of living is weird, since it ignores the fact that shopping on Amazon costs the same everywhere

This is because most goods are manufactured in Asia and imported. They differ in online retail price due to local/import taxes and in offline price due to labor/rent costs. Hence, if you purchase goods online, the price remains mostly the same within the same country.

It's an important exercise to consider whether globalised cheap labor is fair to the laborers, given that the profits of their labor are absorbed by the destination high-CoL market.
It's aiming for a "demoscene; psychedelic; trippy" aesthetic, as hinted at by the tags listed on page.

> "flashing hyper stuff"

You're getting it! That kind of vector animation isn't easy in HTML5.

Flash did have big arcs flying around the screen, at least in subtler background style. Even today there's not much "TV broadcast graphics" around on web, maybe for good reason, or because poor little mobile screens would choke, and need simple elements. Big screens can't have nice things.
Nobody in the public would consider what China is doing genocide.

The word "genocide" means mass murder of an entire ethnic group. You're using the word because you know that that's how people interpret it, and you want the shock value.

Exactly as I said, when pressed, you try to redefine the word to mean something completely different.

By the way, even the far lesser claims you're making are incorrect. The Uyghur population in Xinjiang continues to grow, life expectancy is increasing, the language not only continues to be spoken but even continues to be the primary language used to teach Uyghur children in school. There is political repression, targeted particularly at what China regards as separatism and religious extremism, but the "genocide" accusation is pure bad faith.
Even as a vegetarian, I don't understand the appeal of milk substitutes.

I use cow's milk for one thing: I put it in my coffee because it is a buffer solution which lowers the perceived acidity of the coffee and therefore gives it a milder taste.
I've seen Oatly as an option at vegetarian coffee shops, but it does not have that chemical property of cow's milk, and adding it to coffee just makes it taste worse.
The only one I was able to guess so far was "The Secret of Monkey Island" (although I only know it as "Monkey Island I") - but that one I guessed from the first screenshot! Shows my age I guess...

EDIT: Ok, in the meantime I also guessed Portal 2, GTA 3, Bioshock Infinite, and a few others. Now I'm hooked too :(
Due to dieselgate, there was a peak in diesel car efficiency around 2006. Post 2006 diesels get less fuel efficiency, because they had to tweak the engines to lower the combustion temperature to reduce NOX emissions. (which also reduces efficiency).
This has the 2022 BMW 3-series pegged at between 22-28 mpg for city driving. US gallons, since the site is Houston site, I suppose.

https://www.advantagebmwhouston.com/2022-bmw-3-series-fuel-e...
IE was not a terrible browser, and Microsoft did really go hell bent on it in terms of dedicating resources to the IE development. I am not sure why you call IE a terrible browser here. (IE has to be compared to Netscape for any such assessment to make sense). IE development stopped once Microsoft had won, not before.
gtkmm was basically the modern c++ competitor of Qt from 20 years ago. Back in the Qt2-3 era, where gtkmm relied on libsigc++ and templates, Qt relied on meta-object compiler for reflection and macros for connecting signals to slots. It also had threading and database interaction. It provided productivity at the cost of being butt-ugly and you had to be confined to their own editor and build system. Fast-forward 20 years, Qt5 got a big makeover and adapted to C++11. It deprecated hacks like QSignalMapper and provided more 3d and multimedia stuff. And Qt6 adapted to CMake. So Qt is pretty nice looking these days.
stone age in regulation.

I mean car manufacturers don't pay if a car is stolen, they benefit because someone needs a new car.
It's silly that you think that this is anything to do with being a person. Why can't I walk in the middle of the road, you know, like a person? It's just such a bad faith argument.
They're helping you navigate regulation capture.

We're not talking about stopping water contamination here, we're talking about funding. It's balmy.
Ultimate showdown: Bowser v Bowser.
20 years ago was kind of a sweet spot for diesel automobile fuel efficiency. Emissions were terrible though. Then they tried to clean up the tail pipe emissions and lost most of the efficiency gains.
In other beer space connections, Ball Aerospace and Ball containers who makes many beer cans were once the same company. Also made Ball canning jars.
No, no, you can't mitm tls by just presenting someone else's public key.
Is this necessary?
In my mind spreadsheet with a graph is sufficient for these ki ds of time series data.
People do not necessarily live in cities.
Debian doesn't really fill the same niche as Ubuntu desktop. I personally switched to Fedora and I'm quite happy with it.
You could transition to a different cube that just happens to share an identical face when that face is shown front on.
My sister moved to the US for her husband to study there, he was murdered by a NY city garbage truck white riding a bicycle last year.

Apparently this is not uncommon, almost routine. The driver ran off, and the next day another person - not the real driver - turned himself in to the police. Apparently the Mafia has sone exchange program with the garbage companies, they do each other favors. Somebody will now sit in prison for decades, for a murder the detective knows he did not commit, apparently to repay some debt. And my brother-in-law's murderer is still driving garbage trucks on roads with cyclists.
You mean it should have separated on a 180-flip? Boosting rocket all the way there to break and start orbiting in opposite direction? No way. F9 doesn't do that. The booster should have flipped without starship. That was mistake on commentator side - they were talking all the time like everything is normal. Even when we all saw it started to twist, commentator sayd something like: waiting on separation.

Anyways, the stress rocket experiences in a position like that is such that they break up, because its not designed for positions like that - we have seen that on failing rockets videos. This one did multiple flips with upper stage attached that shouldn't be there on rotation. And thats great :)
This has the 2011 Honda Fit pegged at between 29-31 mpg.

https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/PowerSearch.do?action=noform...
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Yeah, like in a suburban neighborhood? Or a variety of urban spaces, based on context?

In your rush to accuse others of making bad faith arguments you're making just plain thoughtless ones.
Man, those heady pre-dotcom crash days. I remember reading his blog, and all the drama when the VCs took over and kicked him out.
Really frustrating experience for one of the past ones, my first guess was "Borderlands" and it got a red cross. The correct answer was "Borderlands 2" - it should give an orange answer if you get the wrong game from a series
You might be interested in what we're hacking on at Datapane (I'm one of the founders): https://github.com/datapane/datapane.

You can create standalone HTML data reports from Python/Jupyter in ~3 lines of code: https://docs.datapane.com/reports/overview/
You can do that as progressive enhancement on top of the CSS-only checkbox solution though.
> edit: oh I just clicked the link someone posted (in a [Dead] comment), it seems he has removed the functionality I described

Your browser probably just doesn’t send the referer header to protect your privacy.
Not an option for lactose-intolerant people
I think that may be from people who are in a rush. As a novice driver it may be difficult to deal with cyclists, but anyone with sufficient driving experience should be able to easily handle that.

The only time I've ever been annoyed at cyclists is when there was some kind of a parade procession in front of me, with cyclists fanning out across the entire road. It happened suddenly as well, which startled me moreso than making me angry.
Will companies want to deal with individual websites?