skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As I understand that, ignition is not the same as thrust. It is planned to thrust earlier then as used now.

As a side effect, the weight of the fuel needed for that ignition to thrust time, can also be saved and thus the sizes of the tanks can be shrinked a little bit, too.

Other parts that can be optimized is the structure by itself. They measured tensions of material and have been oversuprised, when the rocket did not break in the horizontal while still thrusting. That would mean, some parts could be reduced in thickness/Material.. its not a usual flight behavior for the rocket to be in the horizontal, so a reduction can be done. Just the weight, that is needed for the vehicle to perform the most needs in terms of withstanding the forces during a regular flight maneuvering.

And then, it's possible to reduce a booster as it's may be not needed anymore.

The guys doing funtastic work!

Edit:
Also, three of the drivers haven't been used, as said, on purpose. So. Still thrusting enough.. reduce 'em three!
Second this. (and it's kinda funny that you got downvoted... don't people realize "music theory" is a set just descriptive rules that schalors use to summarize existing music? AI, at least machine learning ones, are very relevant here.)
UW scientists tried to avoid reporting a virus research accident
>German would still be the same language, if you wrote Bahn Hof or Sommer Nachts Traum.

You would probably write "Sommer Nacht Traum" instead. The fugen-S of "Nachtstraum" only makes sense, when you connect "Nacht" and "Traum".

(English has no fugen-S, as far as I'm aware)
Do you recommend any routine to help a young child learn absolute pitch? I’m talking under 3 years of age.
I'd definitely start by taking a look at the React Navigation documentation. It's a library that provides a lot of tools for native navigation and page routing. In my opinion, this is the most important library (apart from React and React Native) to learn to have the skills to be an entire React Native app.

From the React Navigation docs they suggest taking a look at these resources to get the fundemantals sorted:

1. React Native Express - teaches all the basics of React Native
2. Main Concepts of React - Allows you to understand how React works
3. React Hooks - Provides specific reference towards using hooks in React (they're addictively useful)

[1]: https://www.reactnative.express
[2]: https://react.dev/learn/thinking-in-react
[3]: https://react.dev/reference/react
It’s definitely an interesting idea, I wonder if it’s easy to implement such a thing.
Is it?

Literally every example I've seen so far is completely unversioned and mere weeks after being written simply doesn't work as a direct consequence.

E.g: https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/blob/ee68...

Take this line:

pip3 install torch torchvision torchaudio

Which version of torch is this? The latest.

FROM nvidia/cuda:11.8.0-runtime-ubuntu22.04

Which version of CUDA is this? An incompatible one, apparently. Game over.

Check out "requirements.txt":

accelerate==0.18.0
colorama
datasets
flexgen==0.1.7
gradio==3.25.0
markdown
numpy
pandas
Pillow>=9.5.0
pyyaml
requests
rwkv==0.7.3
safetensors==0.3.0
sentencepiece
tqdm

Wow. Less than half of those have any version specified. The rest? "Meh, I don't care, whatever."

Then this beauty:

git+https://github.com/huggingface/peft

I love reaching out to the Internet in the middle of a build pipeline to pull the latest commit of a random repo, because that's so nice and safe, scalable, and cacheable in an artefact repository!

The NPM ecosystem gets regularly excoriated for the exact same mistakes, which by now are so well known, so often warned against, so often exploited, so regularly broken that it's getting boring.

It's like SQL injection. If you're still doing it in 2023, if your site is still getting hacked because of it, then you absolutely deserve to be labelled immature and even childish.
Waterloo grads #1 code quality of any school I've worked with (incl stanford & mit). This makes it clearer why that is.

I find it tricky keeping 'data-1st' code my frontend (which is eating more & more of backend as the years pass)
sudo rm -rf /*

# unless previous, this command is working, handle with care.
DreamFace: Progressive Generation of Animatable 3D Faces Under Text Guidance
I tell ya, I have seen some tables and still been mystified.

However, that only further proves your point. Those tables were a mess, and the underlying logic was even worse.
Just use https://wormhole.app - it is end to end encrypted, privacy preserving and network friendly.
You don't follow... your own argument, that you were advancing? You were bringing up the insurance cap to support this argument:

>There is a reason we don't want billionaires to feel safe with their assets sitting places. We want them actively using said assets to make the world better.

That is, you advocated the cap as a means to make billionaires use their assets to make the world better. I replied[1] that the cap doesn't make billionaires do that (that= "make the world better"), but simply makes them do the same thing they were doing before, but shuffled across many banks. (i.e. "feel safe with their assets sitting many places, rather than one").

Then, you forgot what argument you were making, including this core point, and are now asking me to re-explain it to you, having since drifted off to a completely different point about whether there are other benefits, unrelated to this point, to storing a billionaire's stash in many places vs one.

Normally, I accept that people might miss key points from earlier in the thread, but here, this is your own argument, and you seem to have forgotten you made it. Come on, show some respect to the people who try to engage with you.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35754102
most likely there was some shenanigans within the legislature to hide exactly who did what, which shouldn't be possible given freedom of information rules, but if it was vetoed that would leave a record that doesn't exist. Most likely it was never officially submitted until after changes occurred.
In Russia (despite one of the the cheapest gas prices for consumers) they are already ignoring gas for years. I think 95% of new buildings during the past 20 years or so were built without gas. So you end up with electrical stove and oven. The reason? It’s just cheaper and simpler for construction companies. There are a lot of regulations coming in if you decide to use natural gas in a new building, thus resulting in more expensive project, longer construction time and much more difficult acceptance procedures. Construction companies just prefer to ignore all these problems and use electricity instead.
The best of the best right now is probably Vicuna 13B. The 30B and 65B LLaMA models are better on benchmarks, but there isn’t a compelling instruct fine tuned version of those yet so they require a lot of prompt engineering.

If you want to run Vicuna without quantization you need 25GB of VRAM, which exceeds pretty much all consumer GPUs. Vicuna 4bit GPTQ is decent though I personally notice a quality difference when comparing it to 16bit.

CPU is also an option, you can run pretty much any model that will fit in your RAM, although your performance will obviously suffer. LlamaCPP has gotten very popular.
Store bought Duracell AA batteries (unlikely to be fake) have a tendency to leak and destroy devices in my experience.
It's an internal tool, so if we delete something actually used by accident, they will let us know via the support desk or by visiting our office :) Sure it's dangerous but the code will still be there in git history, so it can be reverted, it's not deleted permanently. We're not planning to delete data. Before me,
there was already an experiment when they modified code on a few pages to always return an error, to see if someone would complain - and no one did. In any case, there will be a human in the loop to double-check HTTP endpoints suggested for removal.
Can you link to a working Dockerfile?

I've heard several people say that it is easy, but then surely it ought to be trivial to set script the build so that it works reliable in a container!
https://labs.openai.com/s/8txSWUUYv5U1NwjFwyCnRF3t
NFS server adds RPC-With-TLS support in latest kernel
NASA's Quesst to end 50-year-old commercial supersonic flight ban over US
for me, in a big city, it's "$10 more than Uber's current cost, no matter what, but a very slight bit more professional"
Is it required to record personally identifying data?

You could even have the web browser do like a mini Tor protocol where your IP is tunneled through others currently logged in.
I do occasionally repeat and it does make a difference, but you only need 1/10th as much shampoo the second time.
What about a real-time voice-to-text transcription of the interview?
After looking at this site for a bit, I have a hunch that it was created by landlords. The quotes were designed to push a false narrative. Humans don’t talk like that.
Yeah, I think this is a solved issue. People just share physical media with the content they need.
Which is more useful than this proposed solution, because they usually don't misguidedly respect copyright monopolies.
If Russia collapses, that’s a lot of freed up land for climate refugees (depending on level of functioning government remains).
Steam Deck Launches in Stores in Japan for the First Time
great way to put it.

>Shallow?

too many deep inheritance typescript libraries being built today I find!
Can you please stop using HN primarily for ideological battle? It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for. We therefore have to ban accounts that do it, regardless of what they're battling for or against.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
> because they're trying to stick it to Apple

Apple need sticking to. Their monopolistic (yes, they don't have a monopoly, only a near one) practices are abhorrent on many levels and seeing that they're incapable of regulating themselves, they need a slap down. They are getting more and more egregious for even very basic stuff - do you know that you can't even upgrade the few remaining non-glued parts on Mac Studios and Minis like SSDs? That replacing stuff like the screen of the iPhone doesn't work without them blessing it? Outside of the meticulous efforts put into making even the opening of Apple hardware harder than it needs to be.

And Apple need even sticking to if they use ex-execs of theirs in blatant conflict of interest to sabotage laws that impact Apple.
https://www.glassdoor.ca/Reviews/Canidae-Reviews-E845482.htm

Glassdoor has a way of dealing with this that is more damning than a bad review.
How do I use the sanitizers with freestanding targets? They seem to require a lot of library support which is unavailable on freestanding programs.

The article mentions the address sanitizer keeps track of allocations and their sizes. I wrote my own allocator, how do I integrate it with the sanitizer? I added malloc attributes to all allocation functions but they don't seem to do anything.
Thanks for stepping me through that. I was able to reread and understand your original explanation.

To be honest, though, I was really just trying to understand what my roadblock is in general. As I mentioned, I experience this kind of friction with most math-related writing. And, sadly, I do have at least a "passing familiarity" with math. I don't really struggle with the concepts. For me it's the communication layer: the variety of conventions that exist never seem to jell into a coherent system in the way that natural languages do - even with all of their idiomatic and arbitrary features.

Anyway, thanks again for the discussion.
So you are saying that there's a QA process that somehow determines which devices will have a transistor pop in a year, and then they send those to eastern Europe? That sounds... unlikely. But then again, I know nothing of chinese QA. My assumption would be that it varies greatly between factories. There's cheap stuff from China, and there's expensive stuff from China, and the quality varies accordingly.
https://www.usps.com/business/prices.htm

Not OP, but 0.48 is the price to mail a postcard.
Except that I wouldn’t be watching the video in the first place, but google has decide they want to promote videos when I am searching for webpages.
> And will they have induction safe cookware?

Cant you just put a steel plate under any pan, and then it’s induction compatible?

Ideally you’d have compatible pans, but you don’t have to.
But the question remains: is it useful?
Last time I tried ish it would freeze during any serious coding task. Can't remember if I was using an interpreted language or C.
Wow, that's quite a unique book, I'd say. Have you gone through its exercises? How's your experience with it, over time?
Hmm I think it was a more fundamental result than just an eponymous law. It sounded like they proved it mathematically applied to anything. Was hoping one of the HN crowd might know the actual research that was mentioned.
Simon Abney-Hastings, 15th Earl of Loudoun
Show HN: Open-Source Implementation of John Conway's Mathy Game of Hackenbush
Hackenbush is a fascinating game that led to leaping developments in combinatorial game theory. It caused the discovery of the surreal numbers - an absolutely, incredibly, tremendously large field of numbers.

To help it find more popularity, I made an open-source version, mainly for mobile platforms.
From the outside we can all see Apple lagging behind in the AI space (not that this is unusual though I guess) but we don't know much from behind the scenes. So this is still interesting
I think this needs more unnecessary. Siri integration? Yes! I need to be able to tell Siri what temp I want my soldering iron at. You could also make use of other iOS features, like backing up the temp history to iCloud for long term temperature stats. Think about the correlations you could do: I always set the temp to 260C at noon, but in the evenings I’m more of a 265C person. Maybe we would also need some Health integration - Apple should add a „soldering fumes inhalation“ stat. Are there different kind of fumes at different temperature levels?

Time to upgrade my Pinecil
Finding my keyboard. I know it’s around here somewhere.
YouTube just inserts ads regardless.

My videos sometimes get ads but I get $0.00

Wish they didn't but whatever
I've been a self taught designer for as long as I've been a self taught programmer.

Initially I started out building basic 2D games in GameMaker Studio which got me to start to draw pixel art (just basic stuff) so I'd say if you want to make a game maybe start out with that.

In my honest opinion I believe that design is quite mathematical and structure.

Definitely download Figma and do your best to learn the basics - it's an incredibly useful piece of software and on the internet there's plenty of challenges and resources that you'd be able to do to get the skills of Figma.

I remember I did a "30 days of design" challenge a little while ago which sent me an email every day with a concept to design. I'd try and find that and see if it's still up and running.

I wish you the very best with your endeavours! Welcome to the design community <3
Quoting from the thread:

> Hmm, I've been curious why Apple switched back to Pico. I'm sorry they seem to have declared war on GPL software, but this seems to be recent revelation. For years OS X distributed nano with seemingly no issues. What changed?

What changed is the GPLv3. Apple was fine to ship software that was under the v2 of the license, but that changed when the v3 was released and most (all?) GNU software jumped to it. (This is all leaving aside why Apple lawyers chose to go this route.)

It’s the same reason why macOS is stuck on an ancient version of bash. Here are some more details: https://jmmv.dev/2019/11/macos-bash-baggage.html
Exactly the kind of site a landlord would make
Interesting article, but I'm not convinced about this idea.

This is just fixing up the hash function, which should have a good enough distribution from the start. And if it did this remapping wouldn't be necessary.

The proper place to add this is in your hash function, to "fix up" the distribution. But then, if your hash function doesn't generate a good enough distribution without this trick you should probably redesign it.
Well, someone's getting a reprimand.
About almost any information? Yes and no. Value isn’t absolute. Value is in the eye of beholder.

But when a video is about one specific topic and people start posting timestamps along with it to tell viewers when to start watching, it means that specific content’s form is of no value to them, and many others.
Maybe it is being confused with the series of posts on the quite ok image format? We had a number of posts on that one.

(I don’t mind. The comments are always interesting.)
I am surprised that there isn't a market for more invasive checks on a lot of things, from potential dates (especially from women) to landlords to employees in sensitive positions.
This is a great map, but was about to say that in reality the earth is, in proportion, as smooth as a billiard ball. Seems that's not quite true!

https://ourplnt.com/earth-smooth-billiard-ball/
Would you explain what you mean by "a false narrative"?
The goal is to satisfy someone's anti-authority fetish.
Are you sure you can’t see the nuanced difference in this case?
As it was the penalty for being a bad tenant. Probability more often than being a bad landlord.
Moving fast is no excuse for being sloppy with legal documents.
my grandpa is on like 12 different pills, it's insane.
You need one of those daily pill planner, that have the pills grouped by day of week
I spent my first few summers on my grandmother's farm, where there were about five GSD (and a small poodle that mostly stayed out of the way, inside the farmhouse).

Lovely animals, one of my earliest memories is (hand) feeding them when they were taller than me. I also have a vague memory of trying to ride them, like horses, but I'm not 100% sure I trust that thinking about how old I would have had to be, and our relative sizes.
They are still junk, their only purpose is military.
Why are lithium prices collapsing?
If I had to guess the codec isn't meant to handle this well. To me this looks like a codec that wins because it is optimized for one specific use case (when you need "quite ok" audio on a modern day platform.

It could be that it handles slower sampling rates well, but I am not sure about the bits.
It always annoyed me that the Unix terminal subsystem is too dumb to handle multiple writers to the same terminal at once without them potentially corrupting each other’s output. There are some techniques to reduce the incidence of this but none of them are foolproof, whereas a better design could be.

Maybe that was too hard when people used to use hardcopy terminals (actual ttys), although even there it possibly could have done better than it actually does.

But certainly by the time people had softcopy terminals with cursor positioning (like the DEC VT series and its emulators), a better experience could have been possible. For example, what if the functionality of curses was actually in the tty driver, so if another process wrote to the terminal it would appear as a new window, which could then be dismissed without altering the output of the underlying program? Or, to avoid putting too much in kernel space, the tty subsystem could live in a user-space daemon (possibly one process per terminal), and then applications would talk to it over IPC
Wouldn't QA be done on components before assembly? How do faulty components end up getting assembled anyway?
5. Turn off.
Tell HN: Use your technical knowledge to free knowledge resources for humanity
Nexus Bot has been on a roll. Here's something they implemented on IPFS: https://www.reddit.com/r/scihub/comments/12zhh5j/stc_api_interplanetary_api_for_retrieving_papers/

HN community, why not use your technical knowledge (for non-programmers like me) to create bots/websites/easy to install applications to access the growing pool of knowledge? Why not democratise libraries for children? Why play ball to vested commercial/capitalist interests?

I hope this is taken in earnest!
> If I lived in a rural area, I'd be very opposed to public transit, because I would get negligible benefit and pay the same as someone who gets substantial benefit. So, if urban areas want to have urban projects with taxpayer dollars, it should be their taxpayer dollars.

Here in Austria most people either live or they commute into urban areas for work. So even if public transport was only available in urban areas, it would still benefit most of the people.
Maybe I’m thinking more of Deno Deploy but they claim sub 400ms cold starts/40ms warm starts so yeah, pretty fast. Only other option I’ve seen that ballpark is with Cloudflare Workers.
HTDP is used to teach first year programming at Waterloo for at least 11 years
From the website:

From January 23rd to January 31st, this course was available to preorder as part of an “Early Access” program.

Unfortunately, that window has now closed, and the course is no longer available. I plan on spending the next few months building out the rest of the course, iterating based on feedback from the folks who enrolled in “Early Access”.

You'll be able to register for the course when it's completed. I'm hoping that this will happen by June or July, though I can't make any promises.
Are they?

New Zealand is ludicrous marked up in terms of consumer goods, and I’ve just checked pricing.
The cheapest is resistive electric. Then fractionally more is gas. Induction costs approximately double for 4 hobs (for 2 hobs it’s about 50% more than resistive).

If you count installation, both electric options are going to be less expensive than gas. If the big cable needs running for induction, the cost might be similar to gas.

Not factored in, cleaning. My god is induction nice to maintain.
Merkle Search Trees: Efficient State-Based CRDTs in Open Networks (2019)
It's the Yelp model. Landlords will pay to get negative reviews taken off if they think it's affecting their business... you know, when a time comes where there'll be plentiful rental property to choose from /s
It wasn't a viral test, and I didn't lay out details here because I don't want to put all my health information on display exactly, but I have several graduate degrees in both engineering and in biology related fields, so I'm quite certain that my analysis of the equipment and technical parameters is correct. It's the financial aspect of healthcare that is horribly wrong, not the science (only let down there is an academic one, as it's awfully basic and antiquated technology that makes it to the clinic, but that's not a bug - it's a feature for safety).

There is a reason I mentioned FDA approved equipment though - it is substantially more expensive to have that label (despite being able to purchase items that claim similar parameters, those need to be exhaustively tested). Despite this, the statement that purchasing some types of equipment for your home and using it regularly, is still often far cheaper than going to the physicians office and getting a test once.

I suppose I am a bit out of the typical demographic though, as I would rather use my own TEM made in my garage to do quick analyses of lab materials than take it to my colleagues across the hall and sign up for a slot on their more resolute EM. Being able to work independently and have your own data is a nice thing sometimes.
Thanks for bringing this up.

I am purely talking about changing the spelling. The Fugen-S is something you actually pronounce, so if you want to keep the language intact and spelling phonetical, you would keep the Fugen-s.

Yes, it might be a bit weird to you. But it's no weirder than other changes we make to words in German because of grammar. Like 'kleiner Hund' vs 'kleine Katze'. Adding an 's' on the previous word is no worse than adding an 'r'.