skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Feels like after the log4j situation - the naming convention of XforJ would be a bad omen.
So what if you only care about JPEG-XL?
Although, as a casual gamer, I'd like to be able to run the games that I bought in the Apple App Store on my Mac. (e.g. "DeathSpank", a fun spoof of action RPGs, is 32-bit, so it's now unplayable.)

I've used crossover to play Skyrim on my M1 mac (and they just sent me an email saying Apple leveraged crossover code for their porting toolkit), so there might have been an option prior to this - if the performance is good enough for your game.

If you do want crossover, get a free trial, but wait for a discount. I think they discount around 30-40% near the end of the trial and during special sales.
By a similar note, I'm working on a pet project, with no commercial aspirations, but, yea, it would be nice if others eventually use it.

And by that notion, I have lots of ideas, but I must continually consciously reign myself in and try to not fall into a hole for a "nice to have". I don't even have a "have" yet, and would be good to get that finished before we get to the "nice" to haves.

But, I whittle away, pushing another quarter inch forward on my 10 mile journey. I still find myself stuck in a featuritis pothole now and again.

Having a destination document can help keep you on track.
Castration? That is a spelling error, I guess? Maybe you meant to say abortion?
...why do we believe any of this is true though?
As the other poster mentioned they're referencing treatment of trans children.

They are also factually incorrect as surgical intervention is not and has never been part of the recommended treatment for children. As such their intentions are either misinformed or malicious.
Funny, that's what the older folks said about us when we were young.
Classic: https://readsomethingwonderful.com/p/88/grow-the-puzzle-arou...
I went ahead and installed it in a proxmox container, was fairly easy on x64 (arm support would be nice).
One suggestion: it would be nice to have a short-term memory - a la ChatGPT. With the token limit at 4-8k for GPT-4, it would be nice to take advantage of that with both the "long-term memory" (vector store) but also a "short-term" one (as in, sending the previous questions/answers for context).
There's a few options I'm familar with

- content marketing over a long period of time, to build up a following. eg, (a shameless plug) [1]

- twitter / instagram / facebook. I hear facebook groups are pretty effective

- check out indiehackers for more people like yourself

- find somebody with a bit of reach and partner with them in some win-win way. Eg, reach out to udemy language instructors? You'd be suprirised how welcoming many people are to cold emails that respect them for their expertise

- repeat launches on product hunt

[1] https://barbariangrunge.substack.com/
In SQL we currently support specifying watermarks based on SQL expressions, so it can be a bit more expressive than just the basic fixed-delay watermark: https://doc.arroyo.dev/sql/ddl#options. For watermark-based systems, I think the ideal is something that allows users to express either max latencies or statistical completeness (like, wait up to 1 minute or until an estimated 99.5% of the data is there).

Beyond that, there are systems that are more integrated end-to-end that can update as late arriving data comes in (like Materialize), and think those have there place. However for many uses of stream processing what's important is taking action once the data is complete enough, and watermarks a useful and pretty straightforward mechanism for that.
Posting as throwaway because this is such a fraught topic.

I'm sort of wondering about how you get to the term: "Self Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material".

This seems near self-contradictory.
Atlanta Is Trying to Crush the Opposition to “Cop City” by Any Means Necessary
> are also supportive of government surveillance cameras in homes

How about a compromise? If you want to do crime you can turn the cameras off for an hour a day. /s

Homes are already filled with cameras and mics that they don't ultimately control. All it would take is a change in policy to begin using these against you.
In the meantime you can use a polyfill: https://github.com/niutech/jxl.js
Maybe they just don't want to. I don't use an adblocker because I'm not bothered by ads. I just don't care enough. The only place where it's actually annoying is YouTube and that's solved by paying for Premium.
MSVC++ 2015 or later has a stable ABI independent of COM.
Wine + DXVK disagrees. Graphics API emulation doesn't necessarily provide worse performance, in fact DXVK often wins against raw DirectX 9/10 and sometimes even DirectX 11. VKD3D performance is pretty awesome.

Not sure how much of the bottleneck here is because of Rosetta though (i.e. cpu-bound) although I suspect not much really.
I will wager the headset will drop slightly in price but new skus will be offered that cover a price range. Apple products have always been too high for most users - yet they seem fairly successful as a company by chasing the top half of the market only. I don’t see them making burner VR headsets ever, I think they’ll stick at the ultra high end with some high to mid market lower ends that eschew things like showing yours eyes etc.
Intuition is the only thing we've figured out how to automate. Reason turns out to be higher hanging fruit.
Telling them it blocks ads on YouTube has been enough to convince them every single time so far
Right now, all the liquidity is on Binance. So anyone going elsewhere is looking for less-shady options. That is what disappoints me about the SEC action against Coinbase: they are very high on the "not shady" list, and probably the best for combination of "not shady" AND "actually have liquidity and a workable tech stack". The SEC seem determined NOT to work with them despite Coinbase's best efforts. Meanwhile they loved FTX. It's like they have decided to try and stop all crypto by smashing (only) better options while allowing frauds. <tin foil hat>, I know...
The people shaming this couldn't have any idea what they're looking at.

It runs bad! I could spend less on a PC and get a better frame rate!

Of course it runs bad, it's miracle-like that it runs at all or has a frame rate, let alone a rate that is based on high performance settings.

The entire thing is hacked together through tenuous layer upon layer of emulation - no part of this is designed for the hardware it's running on. It should not be this fast, it should be spitting out a low-res, low-detail frame once every 30 seconds, if at all.
The original will be memoryholed. This is a nice spit in the face of everybody who worked on that movie.
I’m sorry to be unable to provide ‘proof’ but through personal contacts am aware that this is theatre organised along with governments (in the plural).

It’s irrelevant that I find it highly irritating. The real question is whether and to what degree it’s necessary.
I also remember another variant on the shipping practice back when there used to be other auction sites competing with eBay. It was standard practice for the site to take a percentage of the sale price, but some sites didn't include the shipping price in that calculation. Thus, the seller made more money off selling a Playstation for $1 with $190 in shipping than they would off selling it for $200 with free shipping. I even remember someone setting up a shipping company that would generate the invoices to "prove" that these were the actual shipping prices. They'd then subcontract the actual shipping out to the USPS and pay an $195 "affiliate loyalty comission" back to the original seller.
> AI girlfriend/boyfriend simulators are already real, they directly target those groups.

That is not at all the point or use case i was referring to (but it is totally a real use of social media). Using queer people as the example, a lot of young people turn to social media to see adults being happy and queer because they don’t see any examples IRL. There are a lot of laws being passed in the US to target trans people, for example, so a Floridian trans youth may watch a YouTube channel of a trans person in a far away city living a safe, fulfilling life, as inspiration for their own future.

Similarly, but more pedestrian, I knew plenty of people in high school who watched “day in the life of <profession>” videos, or “come with me on my first day at <university>” videos. They help people visualize their future, or decide between different futures. I used YouTubers’ videos to help me choose between different universities. When I moved to a new city, I followed local influencers to get an idea for things to do and places to visit. Definitely less toxic.

These videos can be fake, but if it’s not grounded in reality then it’s really not the intended purpose of watching it.
All of those features were implemented within roughly one year of the original iPhone's launch. It even got to the point where jailbroken iPhones already had much of those features before the 3G version. The App Store was announced, just not ready. Meanwhile, there were at least a dozen other killer apps built in to the original iPhone: GPS w/ Google Maps, Wifi, YouTube with widescreen orientation, accelerometers, visual voicemail, unlimited data, multi-touch gestures, full HTML/JS web browser with pinch to zoom for pre-responsive web, full iPod replacement with built-in iTunes, unlimited text, etc.

The killer app for this seems to be: block out the real world entirely, even from your peripheral vision.
You hope for regulation, but so far regulation protected the capital from responsibility.
One of the reasons for using an ECS is cache coherence. All your game state is lumped together in one chunk or memory. Lookup times are near instant as a result.

Moving to SQLite makes theoretical sense, but you lose the benefit of cache coherence as a result.

Though you probably do gain other benefits.
I assume these moves are intended to reduce employee headcount without calling it layoffs.
I don't think it's going to be any different. I guess if the page response time is fast it helps with your overall SEO but I don't think it will have impact as far as indexing is concerned. Probably your guess is right that this might be Google's way of handling AI generated content.
There are retailers where every week they rearrange the shelves putting the things from the back shelf at "regular price" in front with big on sale signs, and the things that were on sale last week on the back shelves for regular price. They will allow you to buy the things from the back shelves at regular price, but they are trying to sell the things on the front self for half the price.
I generally find it annoying too, but I think it's reasonable as an option. (Although if it is added as an option, ideally make sure it's possible for password managers to fill in both the email and password in one shot.)
It is not the sorting per-se which was improved here, but sorting (particularly short sequences) on modern CPUs with really the complexity being on the difficulty of predicting what will work quickly on these modern CPUs.

Doing an empirical algorithm search to find which algorithms fit well on modern CPUs/memory systems is pretty common, see e.g. FFTW, ATLAS, https://halide-lang.org/
Great job! I just played with it and really liked it.

In terms of "getting it to take off", I'd suggest partnering with some language schools first. For example, there is an Alliance Francaise in my city and most decent-sized cities in the US. The difficulty, of course, is that a lot of language schools may have valid fears about AI replacing them, but I think it would be a nice tool to add as an adjunct to human-taught lessons. For example, could imagine a "teacher view" of this, where you let the teacher set up the original conversation prompt to mirror whatever individual lesson is happening in their class. Could even make this part of homework where the teacher could then ask students to role-play with it for homework and make individual student's responses available to the teacher.
Does anyone have a summary of what was changed?
I do about 5-20 “wip” commits straight to prod per day and never ever branch in source control
Very cool. I've been trying to learn Spanish off and on for years, and this was super easy to try. Love the fact that you can use it without even signing up.

I wonder if you could look into partnering with some existing language tools?
I might also look into telling schools about it directly, to help speed up the word of mouth.
my thoughts exactly. i came here to see if this was another vuln being discovered in the wild specifically because of the name.
50% wage share? I have heard that neoclassical economists still use 0.7 and when you tell them that this is wrong or doesn't work across countries (e.g. you've been cherry picking the data) they ignore you or treat you as some kind of crank.
This reminds me of when we visited the Vatican. Our tour guide informed us that all the roman statues used to have penises, but one of the popes made it his mission to remove them all.

She said they would joke that there's probably some secret room in the Vatican with all the severed statue penises.
Yeah, currently late-arriving data is dropped but we will be making this more configurable. We're currently working on what we call "update tables," which means being able to emit incremental changes to state as well as final results. Once that's in we'll be able to give richer semantics around late arriving data.
Congratulations on doing the bare minimum and still coming to
a shit conclusion.

Did you also bother to read your own comments while you were at it? I would have assumed you did but you clearly have shown that comprehension is not in your wheelhouse.

> painting any assessment of Reddit to be a statement that Reddit has a single political opinion, which is a statement that nobody is making

I mean, that's literally what you did, but go off sis.

> I think we both know that Reddit has a certain political viewpoint, so let’s not pretend that we don’t.

Gotta love how you can't even keep your own argument straight, let alone comprehending a basic fact like "millions of people have their own thoughts and opinions on a site"
There's a place for this, and I think it's fine as long as we're not replacing the originals.

I think many of us can probably come up with personal equivalents; I know after losing children many parents aren't able to watch movies where children die, and I've got similar feelings about personal trauma. As long as this isn't some orwellian government-driven replacement I don't think there's much to worry about, film can at times be far too pretentious about this kind of thing.
What does the word "exclusive" mean in this context? What would be a non-exclusive VR game that can be played on a VR headset? What are some examples?

"Exclusive" in games consoles is a loaded word that means "exclusive to this platform and not available anywhere else".

If the intended meaning is what you suggest, then I'd recommend removing the word "exclusive" and just saying "there is no affordable VR console with lots of big games".
What's the rationale for not accepting donations?
What’s new in privacy on the App Store
I saw that during WWDC and was like... "oh, really! Nice!".

I am curious if Bing will add support and embarrass Google.
Almost every language already has a print version, newspapers and books aren't a new thing.

Computers merely got it wrong several times, mostly for silly reasons.
Blaming immigration on how much we aren’t building is a mental gymnastic I haven’t seen before.

Besides, those immigrants are the ones building those houses.
Composer makes it hard [0] to offer an artifact service for it because it authenticates per-domain, not per-package. For example, if you required 2 private packages from GitHub from php.pkg.github.com, you wouldn't be able to authenticate with both separately. You can only authenticate with php.pkg.github.com, not php.pkg.github.com/org-1/package and php.pkg.github.com/org-2/package.

It's not ideal, but the workaround for this is to use subdomains:

- org-1.php.pkg.github.com/package

- org-2.php.pkg.github.com/package

I wonder if that had any impact on their decision.

[0]: https://github.com/keygen-sh/keygen-api/issues/490
> Apple lets me stay away from bard directed bing advertising and OS level spy ware on my desktop

Apple doesn't get to take the moral high ground here either when they push credit card and other services ads in their OS.
"managed out"
When it was removed, no other browser supported JPEG XL, and no other browser had expressed an intent to do it. The last thing the web needs is more image formats with limited support. (Could they even have supported it consistently across platforms due to the iOS limitation on all browsers needing to be implemented on WebKit?)

Apple implementing JPEG XL in Safari changes that. Now it's a format with a real chance of being supported across the whole ecosystem.
> Office landlords applaud these decisions. They see the return-to-office push by new bosses as a crucial step toward reversing the slide in rent prices, occupancy levels and property values.

This right here is the entire reason. They like to say things about collaboration and innovation, but commercial real estate is really the reason (and tax breaks).

I wish companies would just be honest and tell people, "look we know you don't like it but it's better for our business because we need those tax breaks and real estate price support".

Edit: Instead of replying to everyone, I'll add it here: the tax breaks are butts in seats tax breaks. They have already committed to long term leases or own the buildings, so they can't get out of it by "just closing the office". They can't close the office. So they need those butts in seats tax breaks and if they own the buildings, they need the prices to stay high.
Some amateur radio operators are jerks, so you should go well out of your way to sabotage operators you've never met? As "civil disobedience"?

This is an absolutely insane take. I mean, this is like slashing every tire in your work parking lot because someone drove by your house with an obnoxiously loud muffler.
I really don't see this bright line between "AI" tools and the ton of other tasks that Photoshop, Lightroom, etc. can do for you to various degrees. Increasingly (finally) voice/text will become an important command tool for many types of graphical tasks. Unless you drastically raise the threshold for copyright protection (e.g. you can't use a computer), I'm not sure where you draw a line.
Yeah, I think pf.conf might be beyond it.

It can perform simple translation tasks; I've had success getting it to output graphviz dot format. But writing that pf.conf requires a (simple) mental model, where it's approaching it as a translation task: one pf.conf section for each line given, translated semi-plausibly.
>Obviously, increasing the number of people within a system without commensurately increasing housing will result in upward pressure on housing prices.

That was the explicit intent of prop 13. Triggering the NIMBYtastrophe and privatizing commensurate increases in rents and land values was an entirely deliberate and cynical wealth grab that drove millions into poverty in California.

I get that we're supposed to be more angry at immigrants than Howard Jarvis and his friends though.

Just as we're supposed to be upset at "AI taking jobs" rather than deliberate trade policy.

Scapegoats have gotta goat.
Thank you kind internet denizen.
They're all dead, no one cares. It won't be long before no one will remember the movie at all. It's not blasphemy, it's just time.
This is outstanding. And the limitations of its speech recognition are actually a feature - it forces me to really concentrate on pronunciation. Now do Mandarin and take my money please :)
Why not use Firefox mobile, on which ublock origin can be installed?
Being a dealer and manufacturer really provides a lot of profit. Manufacturing that don’t have this are going to be at a huge disadvantage
and didn't simply dump everything on the internet in the end, but worked with journalists to release relevant information.
whoa, why the ad hom? it’s a valid question. the tools that organisations and governments use to do justice are often invasive or at the behest of companies who allow access to private data
Seems it may only be happening on Apple TV and Criteron (per twitter). So people should cancel their subscription in protest over this.

I believe, one reason to pay, is to see un-edited versions.
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Cynical but I wouldn't put it past them to have done calculations estimating the labor shrinkage that would result from such a move and the savings in voluntary (if coerced) separations vs actual layoffs (unemployment).
Since the topic is Dell, I noticed a while ago that the major computer brands (Dell, HP, Lenovo, maybe Asus does it too) will have different SKUs for each retail outlet. You could find a computer at two stores with the same specs and same chassis, but because the model number is different by one letter it's excluded from the store's price matching.

But it's also no secret that computers are a loss-leader for retailers that want you to buy additional higher margin products while you're there.
3 second cold start is good enough for me.
Humans are an anthropomorphized bundle of tissue circuits. We are not special.