skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reminds me of that spoof commercial, about Microsoft designing the artwork for an Apple mouse.
You picked a great name! I wish we could see something similar for the HIPAA business associate agreements in healthcare. It's pretty standard language, and a substantial part of healthcare contracts. I had to chuckle about the choice of court example on your website - it comes up so frequently, even I am aware of it, despite being on the tech side.
NCneticNpp – CNC Gcode backplot/simulation plugin for Notepad++
And yet they've been antagonistic towards the modding/piracy community since the beginning and have one of the most loyal fan bases of any gaming brand. How do you explain that?
You can always just read the code. I'm not really sure what git commit messages would contribute other than misinformation at that point.
You are right, I'm not very good with harmonic changes either, or functional harmony in general.

> it doesn't line up with the expectations

This idea of expectations comes up often when up when discussing music, and I get the impression that that people have stronger expectations than I do.

This whole situation leads funnily enough me happily listening all sorts of "complicated" music (jazz/prog/classical/electronica), not because I appreciate the complexity in any intellectual way, but because it just sounds fun. That of course doesn't help me reinforce any music pattern parts of my brain if I listen music that intentionally breaks all the conventions and "rules"
am i the only one who is curious about how they are going to charge for this?
probably because they were spending all those years putting annoying ads in the OS and start menu.
The advice for which index fund is pretty consistent. It used to be S&P500 index fund but it is now all-market fund or even all-international-market fund. But they are all fine with minimal differences.

The answer to when is always. Avoiding downturns is timing the market, it can't be done reliably. It is worse to mistime the market than to stay in. That is basic principle of passive investing.

Trading between cash or mutual fund is not passive investing but active. My feeling is that investing emails will be low cost to send out but will be high support. If you have better strategy, make your own mutual fund.
The vast majority of these of these were probably designed in the '90s.
Hello and thank you for taking the time.

This particular model I have been using exclusively since 2016 and earlier version since about 2009, everything is back tested as well back to 1928.

My experience with margin accounts is a bit different, using Interactive brokers, when the market goes down, they will sell part of your holdings (SPY for example) to maintain their Margin requirements, so I stay away from margin, worst is to get part of your portfolio liquidated close to the bottom… The other option is taking a credit, but with the interest rates today, also not a great option, also those 2 options are not available when investing with employer provided investing options…

I agree that the current interest rates are making Buy and Hold not very attractive, but still, I have to invest somewhere and my model is not about beating the market, but making it safer by moving in cash before the bottom and reducing the drown downs by 50%
It's not linux only? Podman desktop runs on Windows (I'm using it right now) and Mac
Wait until you learn about GSM.
> When viewing it through this lens then it becomes obvious trains have less climate impact.

> If that is what you are optimising for then one is better than the other.

Yes, if the goal is to minimize climate impact at the expense of everything else, then this is logical, but that's not all that governments are supposed to care about.
I just want simple games you pay your $2-5 for and you never see any ads.

Apple should offer "App Store Plus" where you pay $10/20/30 whatever a month and all the ad-infested apps just show nothing.
Presumably just like it did on WiiU: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Virtual_Console_games_...

Which coincidentally was also how I modded my WiiU: https://github.com/smealum/haxchi
I would argue that Siri is an example of a lightly controlled technology. My bet is that Apple will appear behind for 2-4 years and out of nowhere will launch a Spike Jonze's Her-style "Samantha" that was in R&D for years.
I mean.... i have read all the responses so far, and i'm pausing here to write this, because, i don't think anyone else has:

Article: THIS MAN IS HARVESTING HIS OWN SON.

HN: look at his VO2!, i wonder what he benches?

insert principle skinner 'the kids who are wrong".jpeg here - but seriously HN? this isn't peak 'Weird AF' to anyone else?
Sure if one only knows Web.

The days of multi-stack-skill devs are gone.
Yup. My wife finds it extremely odd that my interviews go more rounds and more hours for a job to write a simple CRUD app than for her interviewing for an ICU job as an RN.
JIT assembly has SO many non-obvious implications. I had not heard of this one, thanks.
> I've been waiting for a good set of widely popular AR glasses to come out so I can write a real-life ad blocker for them.

So, even They Live is prophecy now?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Live
It's interesting to watch fly.io gradually transition from "Run things you need to be low latency" to "Run your entire stack".

I personally am a huge fan of their platform but I really wonder how well they're going to do trying to get people to use their platform instead of the classic "spin up a vm on ec2"

It's working for me but I'm already on apps that either dockerise easily or are already going into containers
Yeah, I'd expect the most value to come out of 2 bit mantissa 3 bit exponent 1 bit sign setting.

Actually could probably try it on its own: a lookup table for binary ops over 6 bit arguments is just 6/8 of 4kb.
MacBooks don’t exist anymore
China fears Japan’s chipmaking curbs go further than US restrictions
I'd encourage you to check out one of our projects, Extism[0], which helps make the kind of integrations you mention way easier! (and using wasm)

0: https://github.com/extism/extism
I kinda doubt it tbh. Nintendo is notoriously reticent about releasing retro games—even with the GBA expansion pack, they're sitting on a ton of titles that would get people to sign up instantly. Instead we're getting the privilege of emulating GBA ports of random SNES titles.

Unless they prove me wrong and we finally get Mother 3.
I think giphy more tried to play the analytics tracking angle. They made it prohibitively difficult to right click > copy .gif url from their site seemingly so they could control sharing through trackable means
Plenty of conventional applications run code in a transaction; that's not a novelty.

There is a valid concern with using extra CPU/RAM on a (hard to scale) database rather than (easy to scale) application servers.

But it all depends on what you are doing, your tenant model, etc.
If the Emu's were killing humans and livestock instead of crops the outcome would likely have been different. See grizzly bears and wolves in the continental US.
Truly horrible
I mean you can find specific examples where ads are done poorly or there isn't ROI, but Coke isn't like the #1 drink in every restaurant based on taste.
> what does not pay off is to create bad/mediocre movies

Apparently it does because they keep doing it.
The Perfect “Pathogen” Storm – Deadly Bacteria Are Adapting to Plastic
Wonder if the combined company would have been BroadQual or ComComm?
Yeah ultimately it could be a sort of hybrid where the AI drives until it encounters a situation it is high risk to handle, like crowded street, then a human is alerted to take over. A pool of humans could then manage exponentially far more than one to one vehicles depending on how good the AI is.

That's a huge money saver.

Additionally recruiting truck drivers is difficult to do so maybe having a work from home job would make it easier.

It's not that it's point less it's that some people just don't see the point.

I don't know just seems like an idea worth pursuing for a million reasons, including being able to outsource driving or find the best drivers in the world. Also.mikitary reasons. Save lives with a remote controlled tank.
This is an R&D cost thing and the right analogy is to the telephone operator. It obviously cost a lot more to build even the first electromechanical last mile exchanges (with Strowager / SXS switches) than to hire some young women to work as operators, let alone to design something like System X (a computerised telephone exchange used in most of the UK from the 1980s) but you don't have to keep paying for the R&D on an ongoing basis. The girls married, or got less boring jobs, or just left work, each time you must recruit and train replacements - but you design System X once and use it for forty years no problem.

There are still System X exchanges in the UK to this day, it works fine, so why not. Eventually as copper last miles are discontinued these exchanges will be virtualised, and in some sense System X is then banished to museums like the Strowager electro-mechanical systems I saw as a child.
Luckily we have social media to divide and conqueror us. and more media and junk food to keep us in our homes. Only thing in question now is the home.
The words, as grouped above, somewhat match the cadence of the "Major-General's Song": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major-General%27s_Song#Lyrics

Just needs a few more syllables to make it fit, e.g.,

I block ads in the browser, and I also block their DNS
I block the beacons and the ping attribute in their URLs
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Exactly, the eavesdropper.

Even if you're being MiTMd by a criminal organization, you aren't also being listened to by the NSA.
I ventured no opinion about "alternative news sources" in general, just on the Daily Mail. The Daily Mail is not even an "alternative news source" in any way, it's just owned by a different billionaire to the rest.

Since you ask, most I don't trust it because of the sensationalism, the nakedly partisan fearmongering, the dumbed-down mean-spirited hate-filled reactionary world-view, the criminal phone hacking, and the habit of stealing images from people's social media and using them without permission, attribution, or payment.

Please don't use loaded language like "don't be so lazy", "you are to never question", it's borderline insulting. Especially when using lazy stereotypes about "your opinion comes from mainstream media", which again is a ludicrous defence of the Daily Mail

> are allowing yourself to only consume the mainstream narrative.

This is tinfoil hat stuff. But sure, go ahead name an "alternative news source" that you think is really good? Let's see what "unbiased" looks like to you.
> Really shitty of Nintendo to sunset the console and then close the door behind them on the way out.

The age of abandonware[0] is over. The promise of future earnings from streaming/downloads means all major content producers will lock down even out-of-print works, like consoles from previous generations.

This is just another casualty of the fight we were having 20 years ago, re: copyright. We lost. It's over.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abandonware
Anyone who claims they are unaffected by advertising likely just understand how the human brain works. You aren't immune. No one is.
From the perspective of a particle falling into a black hole, it will be burned by Hawking radiation even before it reaches event horizon.
Exciting! Now Uber can drive to the wrong GPS location - and never be able to course correct.

(For whatever reason my apartment building is NP-impossible to deliver to)
According to the tweet, the ban is only for destinations where the travel time by train is less than 2.5 hours. I doubt flights save more than that with security and time buffers.
I guess that really depends on what their analysis was.

If their analysis says something along the lines of "if we don't optimise for climate we all die" then I think it becomes pretty obvious what you optimise for.

However we don't have this information, we can only speculate.
C:S also has limitations, like the agent limit of 70k, which means even moderately large cities of 100k are not realistically simulated. Not to mention the nonsense of every building having essentially a single family. And the garbage system being gorked.

Still better than Sim City in the long run though. The incredible building flexibility made up for shortfalls in the simulation.
Not convinced. The most useful feature of the first iPhone was it's web browser. Apple had/has very loose control over what people use it for.
There was an attempt to use `im` crate instead of `rpds` somewhere in the middle of the Pull Request, but there were some issues with getting wrong results and whatnot. Did you manage to understand whether it's the crate or the calling code?

P.S. Glad to hear it all worked out in the end!
Definitely. I remember showing Google to a colleague at my first internship, when Altavista was the best search engine, and he discarded it automatically as some nerd thing. Oh well.
maybe the issue wasn't switching it, but how canonical implemented it, like many other things they start. and they had even aquihired the compiz creator, if I remember correctly. and compiz was a huge thing, probably the best thing ever to happen to linux desktop
Pretty soon this will be...install our app to access the latest road/construction information...
I guess that figure is set by some ancient standard for transmitting bits semi reliable on AM, which doesn't employ the same encoding tricks that modems did. POTS lines had a max baud rate of 2400, and the higher speeds were accomplished by encoding more bits pr baud. Parts of the modem noises was to establish which encoding scheme to uses, based on capabilities of the two devices and the line quality. AM broadscasting can't really make such handshakes, so my guess is that 1200 bps was some lowest common denominator.

edit: wasn't too clear that I meant to say that the 1200 bps must be from an old standard
Lars is definitely a good drummer. He's not technical but he's good and I think there's a perfect balance in that he lets the guitars shine. It's very much a guitar-driven band and he helps make it happen. If Gene Hoglan was their drummer it would be a very different band.
Exactly. You may be being MITMed, but that attack cannot also be eavesdropped or altered by another attacker.
You can also sidestep 90% of the advertising problem without infringing on actual speech by doing something like saying that "billboard-like things on a property can only be erected by the property owner, and cannot receive remuneration for said erection".

Then the local guy can print "SHERIFF JOE SUCKS" on his fence without repercussions but large billboards are mostly banned.

You still have the gas station sign issue, but that's separate.
Disgusting anti-consumer practices.
Oh, for sure. I just mean there's a level of plausible deniability since CFW != piracy. I personally really enjoy the ability to take screenshots with CFW tools, which most 3DS games don't support natively.
"Hate to be the guy who brings up vim an an emacs thread (and trigger another round of the editor wars)" I assume.
I don't think this is possible. There aren't that many AI researchers and they talk to each other. If Apple was making a serious AI push it would be obvious.
I really doubt it. The switch came out in 2017. The 3ds is a forgotten relic to the generation of kids who are growing up on the switch and getting their parents to buy the first party games. There’s certainly a niche for retro gamers, but if I were Nintendo I’d be more worried about the steam deck taking that audience.
30 years of Google's Carbon you mean? Only because Rust is now 15 years old or close? Carbon is like 1 or 2 years old.
Created by... powered by... made by...

Where's "running on..."? "Served by"? :)

https://github.com/skeeto/emacs-web-server
With AI, Bill Gates Sees the End of Google Search and Amazon
> The modern tech industry feels much more mercenary and cruel than the tech industry of the past. Whether or not it actually is, or if this is an illusion, could be debated (I personally think that it actually is).

capitalism took over, and does what capitalism does.

I dont know why you think it wouldn't be as ruthless and brutal as other industries, the signs of how vicious it could be were pretty clear even in the late 90s / early 2000s.
I wonder what would happen, if a significant number of internet users starts faking these. Either with random data, or "poisoned" data/referrers.
The government of France owns a third of Air France and 10% of Airbus and half of Aéroports de Paris. I fail to see any rational reason to conclude that domestic air travel within France is "not subsidized at all".
I have just tested it for a few minutes.

What I really like is that it opens much faster than Excel and, as advertised, can handle large files. I will certainly consider buying it after the trial.

A couple of improvements that you could consider are: 1) implement row/col freezing like in Excel and not via split view because the split view is not as space-efficient (you see fewer rows on the screen), 2) add an option to add GS-Calc to "Open with" context menu, 3) a more modern UI.

Congratulations on shipping a very promising product!
He is the most cited computer scientist ever. The fact that there are so many flagging this post is making me sick and desperate.
I am just starting my small SaaS business and absolutely needed something like this. Favorite'ing this post and will return to it soon.

Good luck, great idea! From a technical perspective, I especially appreciate the notion that much of the wording can be standardized, with key variables identified and extracted as structured data.
Offline it.
Considering the cost of running these LLMs behind the scenes, and the giant customer base of Office, Windows, Bing, Edge, etc. I wonder how Microsoft will keep things profitable. I guess they can just raise subscription price of Microsoft 365 at some point.
There's something to be said about missing out on other dimensions of social life when socializing online. I would argue that it's not a substitute and poor preparation for the human condition.
"Private chat with the devil" is the perfect security model for most web sessions. I trust very few websites I visit in any real sense.
Hi, Cory! I brush my teeth.
I received material from Adbusters[0] in the early 90s, and they started-up in '89. Anti-advertisement sentiment isn't new, though it may be growing.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adbusters
A large issue is that PIs have no training on how to manage people nor is there much protection for grad students (and practically none for postdocs). It is surprisingly common to hear stories of sexual harassment, or international researchers essentially being held captive by their advisors. The universities are motivated to maintain their public appearance, and so cases of harassment and mistreatment are either entirely ignored or dealt with quietly. This, in addition to pay issues, is also playing a significant role in the unionization efforts that are taking place across US universities.
Can the AI fix my taskbar and ungroup task buttons or will i still have to use a 3rd party program?
Pypi doesn’t have the resources it needs to do its own job, they’re not going to waste more resources they don’t have on a dead-end technology they don’t have a use for.
I find it amusing that you felt you had to write "written organically" to claim authorship.
Cryptocurrency has significant legal, financial, political, and behavioral hurdles.

I've no idea why you think that situation is a close analog to WASM.
> I'm unsure if there is a more optimal solution.

Not doing this at all, and letting everyone continue to be allowed to fly regardless of wealth or medical conditions?

> Could you make train travel more comfortable and convenient for folks with medical circumstances? If so, how? If not, why not?

I'd guess that maglev instead of conventional rail would probably do it.
i agree it's very hard to learn from the internet.. (the bottomline in the post)
The thing about these technologies is that you can't repeat the same recipe for iPhone. Even 6 months is too long a time for a company to stay behind. The rate of progress in this field, combined with the insane VC money driven up by the hype around LLMs, means that no company can afford "surprising" everyone by waiting just a bit longer. Google did that and see where they are now.
Could what winevdm be doing on 64bit Windows be considered the same? (I find it very interesting but don't know enough to tell if it should be considered an example)
Does the podman VM have Rosetta 2 acceleration or does it still use the slow qemu runtime on M series Macbooks? This is the main reason I switched to OrbStack which is a very promising alternative to all of this. Free for now but looks like they intend on making it a paid app in the future. The speed difference is significant.
I think there's a difference between the end of amazon and the end of amazon.com.
oin the exciting ROS 2 Hardware Acceleration Working Group on its 23rd meeting to discuss how hardware acceleration and custom compute architectures can speed up robotics. The goal of this meeting is to review the progress we have made over the last week and report on the current status of the group. The meeting is scheduled to be 30 minutes.

https://meet.google.com/xbh-vrev-owk
Parallel construction I assume.
What's your point? We should all find ourselves alienated as we turn cranks for the rest of our lives, under the assumption that we are maximizing societal value according to some arbitrarily imposed norm which is beyond our ken and outside of our control? Sounds like a great society! I can't wait to live in it!
Yes, if they are not spying on OTHER countries in the agreement, what that actually means something worse:

The five countries are actively spying on their own people if they are respecting the agreement, Constitutions be damned.

Because modern governments are going to spy on everything they can.

We already know FBI agents used domestic spying infrastructure to stalk women and mistresses and ex-wives. That level of casual use means there is a 99.9999% chance it is used by the government for tracking journalists, leakers, liberal activists (but not right wing ones), profiling uppity citizens, etc.

If facebook and internet ad companies have complete information on you and your associates and post history and beliefs and location, the government has it. Multiple government have it.

We're already running shameful (Obama and Trump) concentration camps for immigrants (aka "lesser" humans), have detained US citizens as enemy combatants, performed extrajudicial assassinations on US citizens overseas, have two gestapo departments (Immigration Customs Enforcement and Customs Border Patrol) with radicalized right wing membership in their ranks.

All it takes is a charismatic strongman (probably from the right but can be from the left too), a false flag event like Gulf of Tonkin, do McCarthy hearings in Congress to stoke fear of external enemies within us, and start rounding up people.

The US could turn into a fascist regime in record time aided by complete IT awareness, soon with AI for profiling and analysis, AI agents for complete propaganda, and all the legal, historical, and dirty pool history to enable it.
It doesn't unhack a hacked 3DS, it just closes an exploit used to hack it in the first place.

So I would add custom firmware first if that's something you want to do to it in the future.
Because their games are better and more timeless than others. Going back to a nintendo game from 20 years ago is fun and rewarding, going back to a 20 year old game from EA or whoever is a miserable experience