skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do this just because until mid-late spring the ground here is so wet my lawnmower will get stuck and just make everything look smashed and dirty. I also let it go extra long before my last trim of the season to allow the wildflowers to propagate.
I ignored the ARM1 as I thought it was more of a prototype.

> ARM1 was distributed as an evaluation system and was never commercialized.

https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/acorn/microarchitectures/arm1
> IMHO, the simplest solution is single-term limits.

What makes you think that every politician being exposed to the public spotlight for a very limited period is even a solution, rather than an accelerant, to the problem of political corruption?
Cloudflare CEO threw some employees under the bus
We did it in a cumbersome way (the only one available), playing different frequencies of a pure sine wave from a vinyl record.
Mixing clover and other small flowering plants with grass is definitely the way to go. I can sit on the swing in my backyard and lose count of all the bumblebees and small butterflies bouncing across the lawn.

What I don't understand is, is the need for huge front lawns. It's all the work with none of the benefits. Just a waste of space really. People don't use them the same way at all.
Revisiting the Human and Nature Dynamics Model
Sorry, that's BS. You made a choice to work at a job that uses Windows. You could work someplace else.

At my job, I can't not use Linux. If I refuse to use Linux, I get fired, because all our work is done on that. Your job is exactly the same: they chose, for whatever reasons, to use Windows for their IT infrastructure. You chose to take that job. If not using Windows was important to you, you would have asked about this before taking the job, and declined, and looked for a job that uses the OS you prefer. There's tons of jobs out there that require using either Linux or Mac. There might even be a few still using z/OS.

Part of working at a real job is using whatever tools they require you to use. I don't care much for Confluence, but I use it because my company requires it.
OK I watched it. I think it would have been better if I had smoked some weed before hand. One of those 80's stoner movies for sure. Very cool "trip" down memory lane :)
This starts out with a strong stance, asserting that this is a "myth".

But, it sounds to me like the king does actually own pretty much all the swans in Great Britain. He has every swan in England, Wales, and Scotland except:
- those on the Orkney and Shetland islands
- those "marked" with leg bands as being owned by the Worshipful Company of Vintners and the Worshipful Company of Dyers.
If this is scaleable, it will be very interesting to see changes in the trends of various disease rates before/after.
FirefoxOS still lives on as KaiOS for cheap feature phones. So in a way it's still around, just not very relevant for this purpose.
Nice shortcut if you know the input is correct, but seems like it might be prone to failure with carefully constructed input strings. If I can find an input token that produces the same hash as a normal keyword, a program using this might misbehave in "interesting" fashions.
Wait, core as in magnetic core memory? Was there any advantage to still using it as late as the late 70s? Or was it an older mainframe? But in any case, your comment made me realize how little I know about that time period even if I'm super interested in it. Thanks for sharing!
That is how the owner class wants you to think of yourself.

Some light reading:

https://web.archive.org/web/20220720120426/https://www.bloom...
Problem solved, Australian xeriscaping has no grass, long or short, to be cut with a mower be it commecial or non commercial.
Great questions!

EVA does not currently support a weighted similarity search. We are working on creating a notebook to illustrate similarity queries. But, EVA already supports the queries of this form:

-- Step 1: Extract objects in Reddit images using the YOLO object detector
CREATE TABLE reddit_dataset_object (name, data, bboxes)
AS SELECT name, data, labels FROM reddit_dataset
JOIN LATERAL UNNEST(YoloV5(data)) AS Obj(labels, bboxes, scores);

-- Step 2: Build index over features extracted using SIFT
CREATE INDEX reddit_sift_object_index
ON reddit_dataset_object (SiftFeatureExtractor(Crop(data, bboxes)))
USING HNSW;

-- Step 3: Retrieve the top 10 most similar images
SELECT id FROM reddit_sift_object_index
ORDER BY Similarity(SiftFeatureExtractor(Open(”“input_img_path.jpg”)),
SiftFeatureExtractor(data))
LIMIT 10;

https://github.com/georgia-tech-db/eva/blob/bfd424fd5beb3cec...

EVA directly persists the feature vectors in a FAISS index. It does not use a relational database system for this purpose. FAISS supports retrieving the original vector through ID (required for similarity search).

We would love to jointly explore how to support such weighted similarity search queries. Please consider opening an issue with more details on your use case.
I've worked around this by printing the command line while minecraft is open with something like:

cat /proc/$(pgrep java)/cmdline | sed -e "s/\x00/ /g"

And then pasting that sucker in a script wrapped around a .desktop file and from then on only launching that. Opens just as fast as it did back in 2010 and I don't need to open the launcher unless I need to update the game or something like that.

I only play on single-player, haven't tested on multiplayer. The tokens might expire after some time and thus require you to "reseed" the command line from time to time.
If AIs will be “corporations but faster and/or smarter”, and you accept that corporations behave unethically, AIs seem plainly worse.

I don’t think “AI = corporation” is a useful framework, current AI doesn’t particularly resemble corporations and corporations are much more human and less “intelligent” than I’d expect future AI to be.
"phlebotomy
[...] A procedure in which a needle is used to take blood from a vein, usually for laboratory testing. Phlebotomy may also be done to remove extra red blood cells from the blood, to treat certain blood disorders. Also called blood draw and venipuncture."

https://www.cancer.gov/publications/dictionaries/cancer-term...
Yeah it really is excellent for learning how to feel the different intervals, and how to reason about intervals as a representation of a more fundamental harmonic relationship. It's the best model I've ever seen for understanding and using the knowledge of how 12-tet notes "stand for" many different just temperament notes in different scales.

I've also used the approach in the first few chapters to teach people with no music experience to sing the "ison" drone of byzantine chant. In my experience it's a dead simple and reliable way to introduce people to their latent musicality.
Freedom of choice and mutual consent. Everyone owning a house in a HOA signed on the dotted line.

Not for me, but some people hate long grass and are willing to waive their property rights so they don't have to see it.

I'm glad there is an outlet where they can do their own thing without involving me.

The fact that this sometimes becomes a municipality issue is a major failing.
The rest of what you say is true, but not a creator. If the creator created the material universe, then the creator is not material. If the material universe was there first, then the creator isn't really a creator, just some kind of organizer.
find with an -exec sed
Actually…

Outsource has everything to do with unions.

Union power is limited due to globalization.

The future of labor will have to be one in which there is collective bargaining WITHOUT borders.

Because big tech will outsource to countries with weak or no unions to keep workers under their thumb.

Software engineers will never unionize as they are a privileged worker class.

HOWEVER…

The massive contracting force of call center employees, content moderators, data trainers and other peoples inside the AI Mechanical Turk at FAANG are todays warehouse factory workers.

As wealth inequality grows, this lower class tech worker will unionize if not outright revolt like we saw in China with Apple devise assemblers.
Capitalism is the exploitation of man by man. Communism is the reverse.
Some random hobbyists (or even small nation-states) aren't going to be able to build a radio antenna large enough to communicate with deep-space probes like that. That's all the "technical measures" needed.
that's a bold claim cotton, care to back it up with some actual data? I've lived in several places across the country, they seemed to all have gas an eletric in a mix.
I dont think you did anything wrong. So while it wasn't on average 13.8C, even a specific area of 13.8C was still an order of magnitude wrong and clearly a typo.

And something that is so wrong, being repeated on HN, should be called out. So your Data and Facts may not be exact, your motive, intuition wasn't wrong though. You should always question what you are reading.

And even on technical subject this happens a lot. I had to spend 3 months on HN correcting what the public media called Apple's "Unified Memory" as if it was memory on Die. It is not, it was simple LPDDR Memory on same package. Or AirPod sold at BOM cost, Apple invented USB-C, AV1 being completely patent free. True 5G is all about mmWave etc.

Although my opinion of banning BBC for 2 years is a little too hash for a typo. It happens, and in fact in the modern era it happens more often than you can imagine. BBC is still far better news source than 99.9999999% of the Internet.
Recession 2023? It depends on where you are in the world
I never found it useful though as I have other means for authenticating accounts.

I would unfollow people who are dumb enough to retweet a fake lebron so it’s very unlikely fake lebron would end up in my feed.
> Atari ST unfortunately did not.

Atari TT did. And is possible on Falcon with expansion.
The last article seems to be about the Danish.
Do all of them "hallucinate"?
Breaking customers in this way is also immoral. You have no idea how you are impacting their lives with your previously-working but now broken software. Everything is mission critical to someone.
My lawn is 100% for my kids. Schools give kids less and less time to get their energy out. They need areas to play and exhaust themselves more than ever.

Most dog owners use the backyard in a similar fashion.

Though thats only the backyard. Front yard could be rock, plants, flowers, long grass, etc and wouldn't make a difference.
NASA’s Voyager Will Do More Science with New Power Strategy
I don’t care whether Japanese people agree or disagree with me, but if people in the US believe that genetics are important to nationality then there’s a problem. And yes HN is mostly a US forum.
Why would you round a fine of 364 pence up to 960 pence? What kind of rounding is that?
I don't think it's legislation that causes this. Huawei sold un-unlockable phones in the EU while they were still around.
Honestly, this is a great call for setting up Lemmy and getting the environment sutable for people to move off of reddit.

It looks like this is going to kill RedditSync.
You're asking why they didn't round to the nearest £722.74, which apparently was more than a month's wages.

See:
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-policy/inflation/in...

https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/currency-converter/#curr...
9 & 3 is the best for control, but you're right, it's worse in case the airbag deploys. 10 & 2, I imagine, is even worse, since you always have an arm in front of the airbag in that case, so your arm might be propelled into your face if it goes off. 8 & 4 helps, but seems pretty bad for control, but on highway trips it's more relaxing I think.
Some things in common with Cronvel Terminal Kit?

https://github.com/cronvel/terminal-kit

Sort of a document model for the terminal https://github.com/cronvel/terminal-kit/blob/master/doc/docu...
Do you really need to keep up with it? If not, do a survey when you need to know. Other than that, you should hear about important developments by osmosis through various channels.
Yeah I get that it's more hip to be cynical. The problem is that cynicism is often an unconsidered attitude without any real substance or rigorous argument behind it.
I’m not sure I need protection against a Howard Stern impersonator.

But I suppose the exact same way HN protects me from a John Carmack impersonator. The platform does nothing to protect me. And I don’t really care if someone impersonates him. If I did, I would check on his website or somewhere else that he publishes his HN handle.

Kind of like on AMAs when people post a photo saying their handle and the date.

I trust that more than the platform anyway.
dev-dependencies and Rust's unused_crate_dependencies lint
We never sit on our lawn. But we play soccer on it. Have water gun fights on it. Let the kids run through the sprinklers on it, etc.
States’ Push to Protect Kids Online Could Remake the Internet
How can you tell the cops are deliberate and the teachers aren’t?
I'm a Doctor Who Almost Died Because My Doctors Refused to Do This 1 Basic Thing
If there's a ./configure step before make, it's not a hand-written Makefile, it's generated by Autotools.
Via https://www.npr.org/2023/04/30/1172921603/nasa-voyager-2-202...
I think all of these techniques check whether the input string is correct. For example see here https://github.com/WojciechMula/toys/blob/master/lookup-in-s...
As long as there is a Vulkan SDK for your AMD APU (likely there is), MLC-LLM can use TVM Unity to generate code for it
The article had three fines listed, the first one was closer to four pounds, and they presumably pasted the wrong fine.
Mow what? The dog shit covered barren earth I call my backyard? I'm hip I'm "with it" I will let the spring time swamp hellscape flourish into a rare summer of blighted jumbo clover vine, mulberry saplings and invasive thistles. Only year after year of record breaking snow and a dog without conscience could smother mother natures step aunt.
The value proposition of MRSK is to deploy servers on a few machines that you physically own.

Their focus is not on serverless-cloud-native-infinite-scaling.
nope; consciousness is Absolute
this was determined thousands of years ago
no amount of atheistic fantasies will change it
The Equal Rights Amendment
> a fine of three pounds, six shillings, and eight pence

This is exactly 3 1/3 pounds.

> one pound, ten shillings, and four pence

Exactly 1 and 31/60 pounds, or 30 and 1/3 shillings.

> thirteen shillings and four pence

Exactly 13 and 1/3 shillings, or 160 pence, which is 2/3 of a pound.

I suppose they liked the number repetitions. And when you're dealing with such small divisions of a very valuable currency, "rounding up" to the nearest pound could be considered extremely punitive. It'd be like going from a fine of $51000 to $60000 just to make the number round.
AFAIK the chat reporting systems aren't enabled on servers like 2b2t (not least because 2b2t runs an ancient version of minecraft, but also because servers that want to opt-out can do so using mods or plugins which disable the system, or by enabling "offline" mode.)

Nevertheless, it's a very troubling development and is the main source of my concern for the future of Minecraft. I find Microsoft's excuses for this system wholly unconvincing; Minecraft became the most popular game for all ages despite lacking such reporting systems for years, so obviously it isn't necessary. This reports system is another datapoint in the trend of software corporations going on authoritarian power-trips.
FYI, the distracting, stilted writing ("It is [date] and I am [doing something]") is a reference to Watchmen, which the author cites as an influence.
The pound was divided into 240 pence, or 20 shillings. So, 10 shillings is half a pound. 4 pence is 1/60th of a pound. So it's more "rounded" than it might seem. Much like how 3, 6, 9 and 12 feet are potential rounded values measured in feet; traditional units are another semi-duodecimal system. (This system remained into use until 1971.)

These fines would have been paid in coins. 10 shillings is a specific coin: gold half-sovereign. At the time (I think) the fine could be paid, potentially, with just three coins: one half-sovereign, one sovereign, and one groat/fourpence. The inclusion of the relatively small amount fourpence amount, which is silver and not gold coinage, is perhaps symbolic of something but I don't know what.
You can use a strimmer or a scythe. Takes a bit longer but you're doing it much less frequently, obviously.
If you like these notes, you should read the (very good) book:

https://www.manning.com/books/grokking-simplicity
How so? The people physically purchasing commodities are doing so by determining how worth it is to them at the current (or future) price, same with sellers. Speculators are almost never actually taking delivery, but they are providing liquidity for buyers and sellers by participating in transactions as counterparties. The final price paid by the ultimate physical buyers is based on their own value judgment of quantity demanded per price, and the final price paid to physical sellers is based on that same price (of course, either could be willingly using futures instead of spot prices to reduce risk).

Buyers and sellers could trade directly among themselves if they wished, and if the commodity markets were divorced from reality (either unable to deliver on futures contracts or having futures settled at different prices than their contracts stipulate) nobody would use them. Because speculators don’t take delivery, how they react to news and other events is only assisting in price discovery between the time a future is issued and settled, because at settlement time there is no immediate uncertainty regarding supply and demand in the spot market.

I think you might be making a common mistake in your comment of equating news for popular consumption with actual news that traders, buyers, and sellers care about (usually very quantitative and well guarded data with nuances that an article for public consumption will never account for). Articles for popular consumption are not moving markets very much, especially in commodities where public involvement is low (vs stocks) and consequently public sentiment has little effect.
Depending on where you live, you can plant some flowers that attract dragonflies: https://www.bobvila.com/slideshow/15-plants-that-attract-dra...
For the Ukrainians, it's a place to stall and bleed out Russian offensive capability while the Ukrainians their western-trained forces and equipment for the offensive they're planning.

For the Russians, it's a place to achieve concentration of force and use artillery to attrit large numbers of Ukrainian troops, as well as a chance to break Ukrainian defensive lines and capture a major logistical hub - opening the way to advance on Slovyansk-Kramatorsk.
> stable democracy

Stable? We had an honest-to-god raid on the capitol just a few years ago.

At the very least I’d be a little bit nervous about the prospects of democracy if the organizer of that raid gets re-elected.
Out of curiosity, are you from NK? I am fascinated with that country. Wrt South Korea, Koreans I spoke to only complain about the environment when winds blow from China.
> Lawns cover 40 million acres, or 2%, of land in the US, making them the single largest irrigated crop we grow.

That's comparing (an estimate of the) total lawn area to only the irrigated portion of corn (around 17% of the 91 million acres of corn in the US). If less than 40% of lawns are irrigated (which seems entirely plausible), then turfgrass is not the largest irrigated crop by any measure.

Total for total, corn has more. Irrigated for irrigated, lawns have more iff ~39% or more of the total area is irrigated. I doubt that 2/5ths of all lawn area is irrigated, but good statistics on that were not readily findable (and certainly not cited in the article).
This looks cool, we'll try it out as an alternative to Zig's std.meta.stringToEnum
https://www.axios.com/2022/02/17/bionic-eye-recipients-left-...

Oh cool. Like this one?
Worse than that:

> the swan mark would have to be purchased at the price of six shillings - swans not included. This was about the same amount as a year’s wages for a household servant.

One pound would be over three years wages for a household servant.
Groff and the Art of Letter Writing (2021)
I wouldn't be so sure knowing the stubbornness of DHH...
It's been very incremental and spread out.

Another commenter pointed to "Attention is all you Need" as particularly breakthrough. Even that paper just merged at the time current trends in attention, normalization, seq2seq and doesn't yet start to have all the interesting empirical results were later found using that architecture to scale up other problems.

The papers with huge numbers of authors tend to be empirical results with a large element of systems/engineering, much large scale LLM work is like this.
The %q format alone justifies learning about printf. Vanilla echo is for chumps.
I’m personally not a huge fan of expiry - if your key is compromised within its lifetime, it can be compromised again, attack complexity increases but is not mitigated and requires a bunch more effort (refreshing, graceful fail logic, etc).

Windows implements DPAPI, which is used to encrypt stored secrets on disk keyed with the users password sha1’d (and previous sha1 keys encrypted with the newest password). That way a file system compromise isnt a password compromise, at least directly.

More hardcore is hardware based modules, TPM and yubikeys are in this space, they use pub/private keys so the secret is no longer pre shared. Other hardware security modules also exist which are more full fledged. The former ultimately guarantee authentication but not session security, the latter can potentially do both afaik.
Ansible is like Python but for scripting (orchestration). They used a YAML format and with all the curly braces and quoting, made it just as bad as shell.
> Why do you feel it needed to be exposed?

Well because it is basically at scale warrantless wiretapping, of almost every major communication platform(technically its on the internet, and not the phone system, I know).

You can feel free not to care if the government has backdoor access, without a warrant, to every major US tech company, I guess.

But a lot of people did not know that the government had this, and thus why they are glad that it was exposed.

If you don't care about at scale warrentless wiretapping, feel free to just say so. Just say "I don't care if the government has a warrant or not, before they spy on every major communication platform".

Other people, though, actually care about warrants and privacy protections, from the government.
I realise nothing has changed yet but with the news of this a couple weeks ago I deleted the Apollo app. Nothing against it, great app, I just wanted to wean myself off Reddit ahead of the big switch off.

I've actually found my mood to be much happier in general. I'm not saying Reddit is entirely a horrible place full of grouchy people but there is a lot of it. Maybe it's that, maybe it's getting rid of the doomscroll dopamine overload. Whatever it is, it's good times.

I have no intention of replacing the Reddit in my life. Continuing to use "site:reddit.com" in some searches but I reckon I'm done with general use forums for the foreseeable.

Thank you for doing a digg, Reddit! I might not have realised I don't need you without this :D
TVM Unity, the compiler used by MLC-LLM, does support CPU and SIMD instructions on each CPU backend via LLVM, but we haven't tried it out yet. I believe llama.cpp is the best option out of box at the moment.
Practically the same, except books on a tablet instead.