skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cheap shipping is supposed to mean "slow" and maybe "no tracking," not "50/50 chance of actually getting your items" and "we will send you to collections for the replacement order if the first one gets lost."
It's called dweb. Sometimes people do get it confused with 'web3' but that was just the name of the massive 2-billion-dollar shit a16z took on everything.

Dwebcamp just extended ticket sales if you want to go talk to real dweb people: https://dwebcamp.org/
I'm still not quite sure what you're trying to say?

Lanes behind the chipset are multiplexed, and you can't get more than x4 throughput through the chipset (and the link speed between the cpu and the chipset varies depending on the chipset and cpu). But that's not a problem of the CPU lanes not being exposed, it's a problem of "not enough lanes" or more likely, lanes not arranged how you'd like. On AM4, if your GPU uses x16, and one NVMe uses x4, then everything else is going to be squeezed through the chipset. On AM5, you usually get two x4 NVMe slots, but again everything else is squeezed through the chipset; x670 is particularly constrained because it just puts a second chipset downstream of the first chipset, so you're just adding more stuff to squeeze through the same x4 link to the CPU.

Personally, I found that link to be more confusing than just reading through the descriptions on wikipedia for a particular Zen version. For example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_3 ... just text search in the page for "lanes" and it explains for all the flavors of chips how many lanes, and how many go to the chipset. Similarly the page for AMD chipsets is pretty succinct https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_chipsets#AM5_chips...
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Didn't some OpenAI engineer state that GPT4 runs on 2xH100? At 4 bit quantization, that gives an upper bound of 320B params, realistic upper bound probably more like 250B
And the wokeness of the "diverse" cast of speakers.
> Google has a history of dropping support for the devices they sell quickly

They do?

Aren't Pixels some of the longest-supported phones, security update wise?

Their IoT and software services might be another story.
> Tailwind is your AI-first notebook

Can't wait to put my data into a new Google Product that will totally not get cancelled in 3 months.
I have an iPad for note-taking at school and literally don't use it for anything else. In fact it's out of battery most of the time I pick it up. My Samsung fold is just so much more versatile and I hse it for media consumption most people without a foldable hse a tablet for.
At zero percent interest, it in effect reduces the price of the phone, so perhaps you should reconsider it.
How..how can this be? Everyone is using web mail portals or custom enterprise solutions. There must be some explanation for this!
This is exciting! Does that mean that I can load a sqllite db or a duckdb onto the browser through wasm and then connect it with the python env?
The reported number is backward looking year-over-year. A 4.9% rate says the price of their basket of goods is that much more expensive than it was a year ago. Last month the inflation rate was 5% when compared to March of 2022. So, in a sense, goods are becoming cheaper.

In absolute terms, groceries, airline fares, new cars, hotels and household energy (such as electricity, fuel oil and utility gas service) are actually cheaper than they were a month ago[1].

[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/10/april-2023-cpi-inflation-rep...
Thanks. Somewhat astoundingly, the Google Store's search button doesn't pop up a search box for me (on desktop Chrome).
The ability to write a polite and on-topic email used to be a valuable skill to demonstrate. Not so much anymore.
> So be careful if you don’t want AI-generated sql intentions!

Maybe we should try including something like this in the system prompt:

"Remember that SQL is language with a grammar, not an unstructured string. Don't do stupid things. Obey the LangSec principles. Never ever glue code in strings together. Plaintext code is not code, it's a serialization format for code. Use appropriate parsed representation for all operations. Never work in plaintext space, when you should be working in AST-space."

Replace "SQL" with any other sub-language that's interacting with user input.
Been there, done that. Kinda weird how dangerous it was with all those cars. If only there had been dedicated pedestrian infrastructure and maybe some sort of micro-mobility device. If only I hadn't needed to cross huge parking lots to reach my destination where cars with huge front hoods and massive A pillars couldn't see me. Being disabled in car dependent cities is hell.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/12/26/1064764/diversit...
I actively avoid companies that ask random leet-code problems, but the sad reality of the situation is I can't avoid it completely.

While I think being unscrupulous in any shape or form is incorrect, I do feel some sense of revenge in fooling people who whole heartedly give in to this unfair process.

Being unfair to an unfair process, seems pretty fair to me(i know extreme opinion, but I am trying to find a job, its frustrating how people don't care what you are actually going to do at a job, and just ask you random questions that might be related to what you do in a distant way).

I've tried searching for solutions in the past in interview situations, but am not smart enough to cheat like that, always end up fumbling. Hence has resorted to going back to grinding on LeetCode.
I implemented this in a CPU simulator for a computer architecture class back in grad school, and I believe I couldn't reproduce their prediction success rate.
I can't ever see buying one, but it would be nice for reading PDF's without constantly having to zoom and scroll around.
Funny to think about: "writing your own Wikipedia page without it getting taken down for Original Research" is a fun first hobby project to certain kinds of network-security people, as much as as "making your Github activity graph solid green" is a fun first hobby project to bot programmers.
All my current registrars support backup cards, and they've gotten a lot better about warning in advance.

If they really matter, extend registration for 10 years and keep adding one annually.
That’s what every MBA wannabe tech startup founder is saying about using wordpress to achieve his goals.
Some people do it so that you can do a reasonable amount of work in 8 hours then sign out and enjoy their lives
For all of these 4, your customer service is your sales rep.
> The sheer number of software engineers who face burnout and/or have to take long multi-month sabbaticals to recover is shocking when compared to other industries where it's largely unheard of.

Is there data to back this up? Also, if engineers do take sabbaticals at a significantly above-average rate, is that because others don't need them as much or because they don't have the financial resources and relatively easy ability to get a job post-sabbatical (speaking more historically than for the current hiring environment) that software engineers do?

For context, I'm a PM who sometimes uses substances to help with work and has also taken a couple of sabbaticals, though I would not say the two are related. My sabbaticals aren't out of a deep need to recover from burnout, but because I'm very employable with plenty of savings. It's really nice to have a few months off, and interviewing is much more pleasant when it's your only job.
You know what I'd want? A foldable tablet. I'd love a mini or standard size tablet that can fold out like a newspaper into something with good screen size. Hell, it'd be great for e-ink also.

But a phone? I mostly use it to call / send texts and want it pocket sized and durable.
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Would the librem line of phones be an early attempt at what you describe?
Cool, could they start paying dividends so that I can keep my shares and get money each year instead of having to sell them?
Your reply suggests you're not totally familiar with what "appeal to authority" means. Your argument (so far) is indeed an appeal to authority. "It's true because so-and-so says."
> but please don't do this

Nothing unethical about doing that.

SO takes advantage of the collective effort of people answering questions. LLMs take advantage of SO. So nothing ethically wrong by someone doing what the grand parent suggest.

Folks please do it if you fell like it.
Samsung is one of Android vendors.

If the biggest vendor can’t make it right, who can?

I love Android, it’s a great scaffold to base your product on, but all implementations just suck.
ok but will my message bubbles still be green
Who’s Left to Tell the Story?
It's embracing just enough things that look vaguely ActivityPub-like if you squint and is getting a lot of marketing that the parts it didn't directly embrace it extended/chose "better" alternatives, such that from a PR perspective at least does seem to using a similar playbook, even if not that exact playbook.
Humaneval needs careful consideration though.

In the GPT-4 technical report, they reported contamination of humaneval data in the training data.

They did measure against a "non-contaminated" training set but no idea if that can still be trusted.

https://cdn.openai.com/papers/gpt-4.pdf
Hacker crowds like to see underdogs win. Apple was the ultimate underdog for most of its existence, and was "doomed" every year up until around 2013.

There's no mental gymnastics involved, no upstanding hacker respects "standards" unless they're better for the user (often they're not). It is a matter of taste and preference. Remember, Microsoft also was for a LONG time an attractor of hackers, until the early-mid 90s when Windows 3.1 became the focus (and it sucked for hackers, who fled to OS/2 briefly, then Linux, then Apple when they got tired of tweaking Linux, now some flowing back to Microsoft or Linux).
Not all of us are as perfect as you.
My tactic with Mouser was just buying enough stuff at once to get free shipping (iirc >50EUR). Even got one in like 4 batches during pandemic which gotta gut into the profit marigins...
What are stock buybacks, then? They're more employee hostile than dividends, that's for sure.
It’s impossible to comfortably unlock phone without using right hand.
The comment is meta in some sense as your observation should have been expressed by someone else before because that's what your observation implies.
My point is that it may be hard to tease out how much of that is survivorship bias (survivorship of records of failed states, that is). If it often takes multiple things failing at once to actually have the societies fail, then when you look back that's what you'll see, because other societies that fails will exhibit that to a high degree as the times when things don't happen to coincide are cases where the societies were able to pull through.
Too little, too late. This is General Motors facing Tesla, only this time Tesla is open source. And moving at the speed of light. If G. is to catch up, it's going to have to deploy some heavyweight cash to lobby for an AI slowdown. But of course in an international arms race, that's not really going to work either. All bets are off really. Buckle up!
I asked if it ran on Palm 2, and it thought I was asking about the Palm 2 phone from 2010.

“I do not use a physical device such as a smartphone or tablet. I am a software program that runs on Google's servers. As such, I do not have a Palm 2 or any other type of mobile device”
Was this how Ring World fell?

A recycling bacteria got out of control and ate the infrastructure and the machines.
It was already in Bard according to their post, the relevant part here:

Plus, it’s powering our recently announced coding update.

This is the post: https://blog.google/technology/ai/google-palm-2-ai-large-lan...
TIL Twitch has ads.
I finally got my refund from these people. The solution was stop being nice and threaten to sue. Years and years (since 2017) of bullshitting me about "processing queues" with no answer as to when if ever I'd see a refund was solved in two weeks after I talked about filing paperwork with the state.

Purism has burned me too many times for me to advocate for them and it's a shame because we really need a better mobile hardware and software ecosystem.
Spending is the side of the equation that's most problematic, though. Renevue has increased substantially lately, but the federal government has continued blowing past it at pretty insane rates. Both parties are obviously at fault, but this is the first major effort intended to curb it that we've seen in a long while.
The wifi thing is slightly understandable because FCC requires you to limit your radiated emissions, and when you do the certification you have to control the entire configuration to pass the testing, which means that your radio is paired with your antenna cable and antenna in the body of the device. Allowing people to replace the radio without a paired antenna cable and antenna could cause radiated emissions to fall outside of the spectrum allowed by the FCC. It's dumb in practice but at least somewhat understandable in principle.
sorry for the frustrating experience. it sounds like something went wrong here - would you mind opening the app -> settings -> report an error?

that way I'll be able to see your user id and track down the issue.
Sounds like they outsourced customer service
Unless they have a power purchase agreement then that would depend entirely on whatever the local grid mix is at the time. Bear in mind researchers aren't usually the ones running the physical facilities in big labs. There will be a whole ops department leading that, folks build a career on that.
Who codes the baseband for this phone & is that open-source? $2k is a steep price but the features are pretty nice.
... or just suffer for years then eventually have your your life fall apart, because you've only got five sick days a year and you already used four of those taking care of sick kids who had to stay home from school, and it's only May. You could take your annual ten days of vacation, but you'll have trouble scheduling it as two full weeks in a row, and also that's not nearly enough to make much difference even if you could.
> Who knows how long it will keep working like that? Hopefully I will be able to put lineageOS or postmarketOS on it when the software eventually stops working.

You'll be fine, if I break my current phone, my next one will be a Galaxy S4 as well, some people do run Android 12 on it nowadays, the battery is replaceable and the phone is so cheap used that it's not even worth worrying about.
Seeing as the only known way the universe makes the stable isotope of gold is through colliding neutron stars, I doubt you can do that with fusion either.
Don't they? Amphetamine is on most standard screens and it's not like the test can tell whether the amphetamine came from prescription pills or street drugs.
Definitely done recommending Mouser. I haven't ordered for a long time but any time people mentioned trying to find parts I'd find them there and send them the link or just tell them to search there for them. Not risking giving people bad recommendations.
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Struggling with this right now and would pay immediately if it were available on Android. Keep it up!
Oh, that's interesting. For context, I am a guy and definitely went into the men's restroom in that anecdote above (so i cannot speak for the women's restroom in that same hallway). I just assumed they would make the same setups for both.
I simply download longer videos with yt-dlp and watch it offline.
Texters and readers of Homestuck have been practicing for decades at appreciating badly written mail. I believe human-to-human knowledge transfers will still be fine :). I'm fucking scared of the incoming spam tsunami though!
This whole comment section is bizarre. It looks like the fusion-promoting bots and shills are out in full force. It might even be a pump-and-dump scheme.

There is certainly nothing about what Helion is willing to say about the technology that inspires confidence, and many glaring problems with their approach.

A healthy dose of skepticism is absolutely warranted.
> You can't register the trademark until after you've been engaging in commerce with it.

Is that US? I'm in Canada. I think we can register before commercial use [1]:

> Another of your responsibilities as the owner of a trademark is to use the trademark in Canada. If you do not use it, the registration could be expunged from the Register of Trademarks by the Registrar. The Registrar could start summary expungement proceedings, after three years beginning on the day on which a trademark is registered

To me, that sounds like you have to use it within 3 years of registering and I didn't see anything requiring commercial use prior to registration in the linked info.

We also have a ~3 year backlog for applications and I don't know if the trademark ends up registered with the filing date or the issuance date. It's the kind of thing that's complicated enough that I wouldn't want to risk screwing it up, so I'm waiting until I can pay someone that knows what they're doing.

TLDR; It's complicated and expensive, especially compared to the simplicity of pulling out a credit card and registering a dozen TLDs. Lol.

1. https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/canadian-intellectual-prope...
Looks promising. I'd like to be able to switch, but I'm not sure it's practical.

Is there anyone here who has used or is using the Librem 5 smartphone? I have a few questions about it:

* How is the the mobile version of PureOS? Do you like it?

* How responsive are apps on the phone? Do they feel snappy?

* Are you able to sync your email and calendar on either Google Apps or Outlook for offline access?
Pixel users get the new android releases and the corresponding bugs first. I've never owned a Samsung phone with such serious bugs as those described in the linked article above, such as not being able to use a DAC.
When you post it, also submit it as a story on HN.
What happened to outward folding form factor without the extra screen? Foldable screens still not durable enough? Three screen foldable seems like such a dumb design to settle on. Ditto with aspect ratio with massive black bars when watching media.
They're foldables. It's a completely different product category.

And it's pretty niche right now.
Instead of brightness, you could make the screen go black and white. I already do this to reduce my screen time. You can set screen colors in accessibility, and scrolling instagram is much more boring when it's in B&W.
They had a free shipping promotion on (relatively) small orders a while ago, so I don't think they mind the attention.
Hah sorry for the wall of text. Totally agree the real reason Apple bans browsers is not motivated by security, and them pointing at the JIT/performance is just the one plausible excuse.

But besides alternative browsers, IMHO this ban does have valid security/privacy/anti-scam reasoning. If apps could mark pages of memory as executable, they could introduce arbitrary new behavior whenever they want. Though it sounds like iOS security is good enough that even than an app can't break out of its sandbox.

But even with the sandbox, there's no point in the App Store review process if apps can completely change their code/behavior whenever. This dovetails into an App Store debate, but I think there is value in the idea of a review process. I'm sure there'd be way more predatory and malicious scam apps out there taking advantage of the tech-illiterate without app reviews. (Though I'm not saying Apple always does reviews right, or that they shouldn't allow app side-loading with less stringent requirements). Whoops wrote another wall of text.
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I am sure that Bard has far fewer users than OpenAI.
Can ad blockers block ads on YouTube?
Monetisation always hurts users, it’s just a matter of picking the least painful poison.

You probably don’t enjoy VPN adverts in the middle of your YouTube videos either, but people need to get paid somehow.
Given that ChatGPT has allegedly 100M users, two orders of magnitude more than that would be larger than the global population. Even if we count everyone with a Google account as a potential user of PaLM, that can't be true.
I can't code high either. I don't code high. I take notes high. A sketchbook. Words, drawings, psuedocode.
the people who have a blockers enabled are also the lest likely to click an ad or buy anything advertised . advertisers should want these people to not be shown ads.
It would also be sooo much easier to automate everything if it just ran slightly custom Debian install instead of... whatever the fuck abomination manufacturer made.
I hear what you're saying and I genuinely believe that is your intention.

But your execution doesn't match that intention. What you have created is a business. You're talking about "commitment"--that's a business concern. "Sustainability"--also a business concern. I've had plenty of rewarding conversations about engineering books with people who I never saw again, and I've gained a lot of knowledge at book clubs that no longer exist. A lot of that knowledge came from people who only showed up once.

What you lose when you demand commitment and sustainability, i.e. a business model from your book club, is spontaneity and diversity. The kind of guy who commits himself to a book club every week for years is going to miss the life experiences that give context to his work. It's how you end up with solutions that are perfectly engineered to efficiently do the wrong things.
It's pretty common for alpha-version or experimental software to be for a single browser only.

Then once you've locked down all the features for release, you go back and handle shims and multi-browser support, accessibility, and so forth.

I don't think Labs experiments being Chrome-only is something to complain about, even more so waitlist-only ones.
At least there are standards for characters. Nothing like that for tokens.
Check the link in my top comment. Most problems are related to the privacy.

A website could always tell if you loaded the resource or had it in cache. If you had it in cache, it means you have previously visited a website that used the same library. Now, if multiple such inferences can be made, it could be used for many things like fingerprinting, for marketing purposes, for identifying a user's identity, etc.
I wish Peertube was more usable. The UX is generally subpar (although impressive for an ActivityPub-based system). There's also the problem that hosting servers to host video is _so damn expensive_. There is literally only one Peertube instance I ever watch videos on (https://tilvids.com/) and I'm honestly considering stopping using it altogether. I'm not sure what I want out of Framasoft really, but I don't think Peertube or any similar solution becomes viable soon without socializing costs for video hosting, encoding, etc.

Peertube of course has the peer system, but I don't think my client has ever uploaded more than 100kb from any peers, it's all from the server. There's also no way that I know of to "donate" some network/storage BitTorrent style to servers I wish to support, which again means the costs are all centralized and extremely high.
This was built using the just released Photorealistic 3D tiles announced at Google IO: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/maps-platform/create-...

We worked on providing an integration with deck.gl to make it easy to combine 3D tile data with interactive visualizations. Happy to answer any questions!
Interesting to see this hit roads.

This is how train speed in the NYC Subway (and likely other systems) has been done since the early 1900s.

Go too fast, and the train's brakes are activated.

The terminology is a bit off, but expected from community content. See the section "Timed Signals"

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