skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good. Now HN just needs to add video embedding, limitless scrolling and social media sharing.
Learning optimal decision trees and related ML models using SAT, MILP, and other mathematical optimization methods.

Some recent literature reviews:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11750-021-00594-1

https://www.ijcai.org/proceedings/2021/608
> Or any video game

Agreed, BFT is clearly needed for multiplayer CRDT backed video games.

> I assume you’re talking about weird merges from users putting markdown in a text crdt?

Nope, although that is an issue. In that case the document shouldn't be markdown, it should be a rich text CRDT that's converted to markdown as output.

On the conflicts I mentioned, an example, say you are building a to do list app. First let's do it with Prosemirror and Yjs, but for some reason we have decided to limit the length of a to do list to 10 items. Prosemirror will let you do that when defining a schema, have a maximum number of child nodes of the parent node type. With the current Yjs/Prosemirror system, if you have 9 items in the list and two people concurrently add a 10th, one of them will be dropped by prosemirror (deterministically). The document schema enforced that rule outside of the CRDT implementation. Yjs xmlFragments do not have the concept of these sort of rules.

Now say you want to do this with the json like Map and Array types. Again the array type does not have the concept of a length limit, it will merge the two concurrent edits and create a document with 11 entries. In this case your application needs to manage the no longer complying document to correct it.

The issue comes if you are naively merging the documents on the server, and dumping the json, it will not take into account your applications own conflict resolution. My suggestion is that a CRDT schema could do this, it would be a bit like a JSON Schema, but with rules about how to correct misshapen structures.

So yes, I agree these generic rich text plus JSON types cover what 99% of applications need, but they also need to enforce a shape to the data structure that isn't built into the generic types. Having a way to do that as part of the merging layer, rather than application layer, would help to ensure correctness.
Glad to see it, but it probably could have just been a "Y" and some CSS too
It isn't just websites trying to game it. It's brands wanting to pay for placement in the results, aka search ads. And Google wanting to maximize their metrics.

In the short term this may bias towards giving me the best organic results, but will it shift to pushing me ever more aggressively to what advertisers are bidding on?
I think it makes sense as written. They're saying you are being kind if you accept it (even if you accept it grudgingly). "We kindly ask" would imply they are being kind by asking (they may want to try to be kind while asking, but I don't think that's achieved just by saying so).
> ... entire neighbourhoods of these houses will simply fall into disrepair, as nobody will be able to afford the costs of fixing them as they age.

Cleveland has this. Atlanta has this. I'm sure most other cities do too.

But there's always a buyer. They may not be able to afford to repaint custom Victorian woodwork every other year, and just let it rot, but someone will live there.
mpv url
Cool project & glad to see there are datacenters willing to help out. Kinda amused that they can't accomodate 1gig anymore. Progress!

As a side note, if you have a lot of VMs setting up a local proxy (Apt-Cacher NG) is pretty straight forward. Catches the majority of my apt traffic especially since I'm rebuilding stuff nightly tends to hit the same packages over & over
The problem with this anecdote is that you don't know who is taking Adderall and isn't talking to you about it. That is, they're taking it regularly and successfully, and it's working for them. They're leading productive lives, but wouldn't be off their medication. There are people with terrible self-care habits (sleeping; eating), and sprinkling powerful stimulants on top of those bad habits is a recipe for disaster.

The way I read this comment (in contrast to your followup to hirvi74), it sounds like, extrapolating from the 3+ people you know, that everyone who has ADD (an antiquated term) takes Adderall, are drug addicts, bad employees, and poor coders to boot.

There's a reason why some people with ADHD don't talk about it at work and judgements based off an uncareful reading of anecdoes like yours are why.
Invidious is a third-party frontend (you can self-host) that solves this problem: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious

As a bonus, it is super fast because it doesn't have to justify the salaries of dozens (hundreds?) of frontend developers and can get away with server-side-rendered HTML and minimal amounts of Javascript.
I smiled all the way through reading this. Thanks to the author and of course antirez for his amazing work.
Don't even joke about those things!
For the past 10 years I've been using google as a search engine and nothing else.
I type for the page or content I already know in advance I'm looking for and that's it. I never browsed or clicked on promotions. I found out about new sites and products, always through social media, or news pages. I will continue using it with the same purpose, I can't imagine people spending 15 minutes on a search engine trying to discover something new.
Having read the actual medical journal papers of the early clinical trials, the MRNA vaccines were wildly effective against the early strains. If you have actual medical data published in journals and peer reviewed, I'd be very happy to see it, and possibly even change my opinion if it's convincing.
> The NATO intervention in Yugoslavia is not remotely like an atrocity like the destruction of Grozny.

Why is that?

At least, Russia has rebuilt Grozny since then, whereas NATO just left Serbs to their own devices.

Neither do Russians care that much what people of the EU feel. We have our own mental resources to reflect on the shit we made, so the NATO countries are encouraged to reflect on their own shit and stop nagging us. And take your NGOs with you.

Meanwhile we still have a war to win, or at least to end.
there is another question moralists are avoiding. Is it moral to keep intelligent creature as a slave? How about forever? So far many realize it may be not safe.
How is it that this article omits a discussion of the Nordstream Pipeline?
I think I remember reading this trick in a Tom Clancy book, circa 1990. IIRC, Jack Ryan invented it. :)
Oh man, let me help you find other content platforms! What are you interested in?!

I use these non cable/network platforms:

* https://dropout.tv <- comedy produced shows, hilarious

* https://curiositystream.com/ <- full to the brim with documentaries and educational content

* https://www.pbs.org/explore/ <- it's PBS, but online!

* https://www.britbox.com/us/ <- British TV shows! So many good ones...

And then there are the obvious platforms that aren't YT:

* HBO Max

* Peacock

* Netflix

* Paramount+

* Hulu

* Amazon Prime Video

* Apple TV+

So no, I don't really agree that YouTube has a monopoly. Too many alternatives that kick ass!
> then let it sit in their parts collection for 80 years until they die.

Heh. I'm halfway there. I have parts in my bins that I bought 40 years ago. I even recently discovered I have an old 8085A microprocessor from the 80s left over from the first computer I built.
I have the fold 2 and I absolutely love it, been using it almost nonstop for a few years. When the 5 comes out I'll replace the 2 for it. The 2 is just showing some wear at the bend point on the screen, the flip I've replaced the protector once but it went smoothly at the Samsung store.

I think the google/nexus/pixel fold looks nice, but the pixel reliability track record has been pretty grim, so maybe I'll give it an iteration or.... Nine before trying it out.
The “Dark Reader” browser extension works fine for most websites, including HN.
First sentence second paragraph of https://dooce.com/2017/11/06/on-the-power-of-a-congregation-...

"My friend Ashley was in charge of organizing the event and asked if I’d speak knowing that I had my name removed from the church rolls earlier this year."

"Lapsed" means left the church.

"Removed from church rolls" means left the church
For some of us that are not in the US, this product doesn't even exist. 2023 and still somehow the Pixel doesn't sell in several countries in the EU.
No one's mentioned it yet and knowing the HN demographic I'm just gonna say: Turn on javascript for the cat.
These are infamous in gaming. Early PS5 devkits had a unique pattern on their casing. So the first time a photo of one was leaked, Sony knew who had done it. Video games have specific markers on maps to show who's footage it is. Software sometimes have dots in the bar at the top to reflect a unique user in a webstream.

It's basically stenography at the end of the day.
Compared with Dionysus, who could both create wine and be drunk off it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dionysus

Or Tantalus, who beside a fruit tree or water could partake of neither:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantalus

Somewhere in the middle, maybe we rejoice in our progress and build a thought maze for the demon: run it out of time; sublimate; repeat.
If you don't pay with a card then what would you pay with?
This is a great way to structure your code if it’s possible to do so, but this isn’t always the case unfortunately :(
This drives home to me what a bargain it is to be willing to carry a bag around.
My reaction too. I could buy a new Galaxy Tab S7 FE tablet and a refurbished MacBook Pro for that price!
Yup! If I see them struggling to answer a question or admit to not knowing something I will ask them "well, how would you find the answer?", to which they always half-jokingly answer "I'd Google it". That's when I'll let them know that I want to see some of that too!
This is science. It changes its opinion as more information is gathered. This is a feature, not a bug. If you want universal answers that don't change, look to religion.
The paper begins with:

Language modeling has long been an important research area since Shannon (1951) estimated the information in language with next word prediction.

Man, I wonder what Claude Shannon would think of all this if he were alive today...
Sometimes to improve morale, you just have to get rid of all the unhappy people.
The Continuing Frauds of Elizabeth Holmes
A fitting domain for the famous B-29
Sounds like a nightmare to check the logo in every combination of OS and rendering engine to make sure the 'Y' is perfectly centered in the box and has the same weight.

SVG doesn't change the way positioned text does.
Employees get both options and grants, depending on their position and so on. And stock does go up. It's Microsoft. Otherwise you can... just not use the option. The purpose is to encourage employees to help the company and raise the stock. In theory at least.
Perhaps you could vectorize chess positions by passing them to Leela or another NN-based engine and using it's internal activations as the embedding.
So... I have to go to a different Mastodon instance, create an account, use it to log in here. And then I can see the thread "painlessly"?
Can you please provide more detail on why?

I would’ve figured it would be an amazing situation being in lcol earning a lot
The interview system is ridiculous. Test people's knowledge, not their leetcode skills.
It is a common term in religion for "not very active/practicing" or "lapsed the expectations of the church(such as tithings)". Sometimes used to even describe ex-Mormons.

See also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapsed_Catholic

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Less-active_Mormon
Sorry, I might've phrased that poorly. I still stand with the fact that Jenkins (especially public-facing ones) are big security risks anyhow.
The proportions have changed. Compare e.g.: https://news.ycombinator.com/favicon.ico

EDIT: since we're code golfing/bikeshedding, here's my own attempt, which matches the original proportions [1].

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="18" height="18" viewBox="0 0 192 192">
<rect x="4" y="4" width="188" height="188" fill="#f60" stroke="#fff" stroke-width="8"/>
<path d="m 57,47 h 15 l 24,50 24,-50 h 15 L 102,109 v 40 H 90 v -40 z" fill="#fff"/>
</svg>

[1] Actually, the original is slightly asymmetric -- the right leg is slightly narrower. I've "corrected" this, making the right leg mirror the left.
Let me know how many responses you get. I'm tempted to say "same" but worried about getting flooded ;-)
Except we paid for other streamers for an ad-free experience – until they started inserting ads again. Do we believe that Google of all companies won't pull a switcheroo in a few years?

Not on my dime.
They haven't figured anything. Their flagship pixels phones always had bottom of the barrel components. Their goal is to cut costs. Pixels at manufacturer cost is better than samsungs for every employee every year. And their employees want foldables. Simple as that.

it's almost like pixels are designed by AI were all the feedback it have is what youtube reviewers will praise/complain after unboxing a free phone and nothing else. One component that was always bottom of the barrel is modem, because well, no reviewer reviews modems.

gladly not CISO for that org that had a bunch of pixels, but last Pro models had a modem that would heat up to the point of safety shutdown after 30min video calls. Of course there would be no feedback on the OS. Android would just show no data signal with full 4G bars and users would have no idea what was happening. and earlier this year had FOUR remote exploits. In a modem. remote exploits. just marvelous. Whole org had to drop to 3G... i mean, whoever was lucky to be out of the US. Those in 3G-less US were stuck with wifi phones, because they also announced it right before their march update, which only arrived in april. pixels are great.
> the best signal in the msm complex who bucked the current thing narrative.

And of course by Carlson "bucking the current thing narrative" you really mean Carlson shamelessly lies.
Approximately the same is true of sprawling suburbs. Sprawling suburbs are uneconomical; tax revenue is unable to cover the costs of maintenance. The result is that state and even federal money is needed to subsidize the costs[0]. Not sustainable.

Urban planning is not in good shape and hasn't been since about the 1950s. Worse, the postwar American model has been exported around the world which means these bad practices have been copied elsewhere. Still worse, urban planning decisions are effectively permanent. This is very apparent when you look at old European cities where buildings might have changed, but the layout of roads is either the same or agrees with the contours of previous structures, boundaries of what used to be parcels of farm land, etc.

[0] https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2020/8/28/the-growth-pon...
Then how about the same way as real-world situations where secrets are committed: regenerate the whole history with that string redacted. Not an ergonomic experience, but I think it’s an acceptable tradeoff and users would understand that it’s a nuclear option for a rare usecase.

Disclaimer: layman of the highest degree
>Why even download?

Because it will likely get harder and harder to download from Youtube, and the option may actually disappear forever eventually.
I just want them bigger on mobile.
Yes, I bought an iPhone 4 and then upgraded to iPhone 6 which had a larger screen.

I had a 55' TV and I also bought an 85' TV.

I had a 24' monitor. I also bought a 34' monitor

Not a difficult concept to grasp
What can cause the mutex to lose track of the number of waiters?
I feel like this misses the point. The reason I have to Google it isn’t because it’s hard, it’s because it comes up infrequently enough that I don’t remember how to do it. Certainly it’s not something I need enough to have an app running in my menu bar 24/7. And if did really need it that much, I’d probably remember the command.
One could argue the same about every product. 1000$ for an iPhone? To do what chat and watch videos?
Is this what Apple uses in Notes app for its recently added collaborative features? I read it here that the technology behind it is, in fact, quite robust, in order to provide the best possible conflict prevention and resolution.
Many companies refuse to test their software on low-end hardware, because effort. I've seen testers test software, get annoyed at how slow it was, and instead of letting that be a test result they just switched to a faster machine.
Don't forget the promise of running on Helion(tm) fusion power!
Yup. Commercializing things is hard. If I want to share info, I'll make a Reddit post or maybe a blog post if it's something lengthy.

If I want to paywall it, I don't know where to start. I imagine there's keys-included solutions, but I doubt they can just send me e-transfers for each payment. Maybe they can send money to my PayPal? I've never used that for receiving money before. Do I need a business bank account? Will transparency rules require me to share my address publicly? Maybe I need a PO box. I just wanted to share something helpful.
From 0 to GlTF with WebGPU: The First Triangle – Updated for Chrome 113 Release
I kind of agree with you - as when I went to the movies the most, it was actually to see weirdo old films at midnight movie events. I don't live in a city that's large enough to have a theater that can survive on that anymore (for a pop 125k city, we have one mainstream theater and no indies) Partly because real estate is through the roof and putting a movie theater in just again: doesn't work on paper.

One of the challenges of showing these films is actually just to find a good-enough print to do so! So perhaps one of the hurtles for doing this now is getting that digital transfer to the new all-digital systems. Midnight movies are also going to/have died since working at a movie theater is already a shit job, and you're now asking people to work a shit job at a really really crappy schedule.

But I still don't know if it's worth putting out like Ghostbusters on a regular schedule, but it sure was fun to watch it 20+ years after I first saw it at a midnight movie. When (past tense now) Netflix had mail service, they had a good Criterium Collection, which fills the gap for me. I guess $11/month for YA streaming service is an option.
Based on what, if I may ask?
So again, I guess you’re stealing from me by coming up with the same idea that I had.
Some Apple leakers create a 3D render instead of showing a photo in order to prevent that kind of problems. The 3D model won’t have the exact texture and design details.
A translation service from Swedish to German has no practical value to me. But, I don't go on the internet dissing Google for providing that service to people who find it useful
It even gave me a table with a whole bunch of differences. All thats made up?

Here is a table that summarizes the key differences between the two language models:

Feature Palm Bard
Number of parameters 400 billion 540 billion
Vocabulary size 137 billion words 1.5 trillion words
You answered your question, more real estate. The price is not appealing but to me any smartphone above 300$ is unappealing.
You can do that anyways (i.e. by obfuscating the call so that review doesn’t find it). The sandbox (+entitlements) is supposed the be the actual security boundary here. A JIT makes bypassing review easy which is why they don’t like it but bypassing review is pretty easy already just by writing your code in JavaScript and downloading it from the internet so there’s not much technical merit to the policy.
I would? I don't see how those have anything to do with the price.

The newly announced Pixel Tablet screen is 4 times larger than the newly announced Pixel 7a, and they're the same price.

Is the Pixel Tablet supposed to be $2k because the screen is 4x larger?

I really don't know what either of you are talking about with these strange thoughts on pricing.
The point is not to judge sticker price as an absolute or as percentage of your annual salary, say.

It's to judge it based on the value it gives you per unit of time.

It's the entire justification for investing less in things you use less, and investing more in things you use more. That we generally receive benefits not in one-offs but spread out over time.
I sincerely hope that you find a way out of a violent and destructive mindset. The only one to blame for Russia's isolation and woes are Russians themselves.

The day that Russia stops sabotaging elections, bribing officials, and murdering innocents is the day that Russia will be accepted openly.
To a degree, but just because a crime was noticed doesn't mean that that the culprit was found. There's an awful lot of unsolved crimes out there.

But I also remember what a police officer told me once -- that unless you're a total idiot, you can get away with almost any crime, provided that you only do it once and never break any law again. Most criminals are caught because they do it repeatedly.

Personally, I do think that most criminals are dumb, based on the fact that if you're smart, you can make more money in the long run through legal means.
You can just block sites in your hosts file :)
Testing a new encrypted messaging app's extraordinary claims
The worst is trying to search for something like `Unexpected token ?` because it always strips out the punctuation no matter what I do.
I don't think the margins are that crazy. Looking at a bog standard 0603 0.1uF MLCC, they're often $0.02ea on a full reel of 4000 or $0.03ea at a cut tape of 100. So, Mouser makes a whole extra dollar to cut and bag a tape for me. For an 0402, they charge $0.02ea @100 or $0.011ea @50K. So, they make an extra $0.90 by letting me order 100 instead of 50K. 0603 10K resistor: $0.008ea @100 instead of $0.004ea @1000 (5000 is a reel).

That all seems pretty fair to me.
The Fed interest rate is well above 4%. No doubt some banks are offering 4%.
So then why not just refer to the whole list as states rather than countries ? IMO it be weird to do so, but at least consistent.

I'm curious what state you're from where it's normal to refer to EU members as "member states" ? USA perhaps ?
What framework does this use and how can I turn it into monthly revenue?
I subscribe to their Patreons, thank you very much.
Sounds like you lived life to the fullest
Nice one! I will be using this for sure.
There are plenty of smart people who work on Android system performance, unfortunately the work put into iOS overshadows it.
Next step: Samsung asks EU to enforce an OS-ballot screen, so people can choose either iOS or Samsung Galaxy OS on an iPhone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BrowserChoice.eu
I wonder how special these architectures are compared to what's published.

The "secret sauce" may just be getting 2 pages (~200) worth of engineers collaborating and either rolling out your own cloud service or spending $$$ at someone else's.

Also not sure how much it matters other than academic interest of course. Realistically, there's only 4-5 (US) companies with the human resources and capital to roll something similar to these models out for what is most likely a complete write-off?

They could claim whatever they wanted and it would be near impossible to validate.
What's simplified?
Don't forget GIF replies. That's what makes Twitter such a swell place, everyone is just so hilarious.
I've never done this arithmetic before. With a massively inefficient usage of a french-press, I get something like three cups of coffee from a press and perhaps 7 fillings of the press from a bag from my local store. That coffee is $6 USD when it's on sale and $8 when it's not.

Neglecting the cost of the $20 press, the water, the kettle, the rinse-water, the mug, and the heating of the water, that's about $0.33 USD / cup?