skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>To earn the Transphobe badge, all you have to do is complain about anyone else bringing up the subject of trans-anything on a niche gardening subreddit. Or refuse to boycott Harry Potter.

Yes, this is the "obnoxious and off topic" behavior I was talking about. The mods of a niche gardening subreddit likely don't want to moderate a debate about your refusal to boycott Harry Potter.
Yes - look at the file tests/test-opt.c. Unfortunately there's almost no documentation about its training/autodiff.
Let's layout the fallacy here because it is trivially obvious:

You are cherry picking the exact top for bitcoin while not doing the same thing for QQQ.

You mention 5 years ago so lets use your arbitrary data point:

Bitcoin was floating between 7500 and 6500 this week 5 years ago. Let's use the upper end. Bitcoin is up well over 300% over this period.

QQQ is up 103.10% according to google over the last 5 years.

Nothing about adding the word "rolling" changes this.
Regarding Mutable Matching, that can be a documented feature. Programmers perpetrating mutation in pattern guards probably expect a certain behavior, like that patterns are evaluated from left to right, and so patterns after the mutation will capture its result. If that is documented and reliable, then changing it breaks valid code.

People who don't like it should avoid mutation.

I.e. the following requirement does not really compute: "I want to mutate inside a multi-case pattern, yet the pattern matching mechanism must itself refer to an immutable, private snapshot of the entire object, or behave as if that were the case."

The requirement for "soundness" there really doesn't make sense; the programmer has chosen to value mutation over soundness.
Wait, you can make that thing even faster?
Does Lemmy allows the same behaviour of moderators if they want to be such?

I am searching a Reddit alternative with no ability to delete anything. The only acceptible for me censoureship is having a special forum branch with spam, trolls, nsfw and any other unwanting behaviour with no rights to write anywhere else for those who get banhammered.
I think we should fine people $24,000 for playing music out loud on bus, never mind broadcasting it on public frequencies intending to jam them.
This feels like some high level gaslighting. Grusch is either telling the truth as he knows it (and he could be being deceived by higher ups) or he's being deceitful in the way that "former" intelligence have been known to be. The other option is that the story is actually true (unlikely) and we're being lied to on an incomprehensible level.
How did they defame Lyft? Everything they wrote appears to be accurate. A company can't sue you if you tell the public about their fuck-up.

And why does it matter that it's $5? If you call a taxi, and the taxi driver doesn't pick you up unless you give him your personal details (which he doesn't need for the service), shouldn't the taxi company give you all your money back?
No, GGML is a CPU optimized library and quantized weight format that is closely linked to his other project llama.cpp
It clearly can't handle more users, so that's a bit of a problem.
While Reddit is pulling a Digg, Lemmy is pulling a Reddit.
What was the controversy?
As if Reddit needs any more bad publicity recently... or don't they care and welcome any publicity?
There's also some weird drama going on over a user complaining about Lyft's response to an issue, and then Lyft responding to the user's post with their real name (which was not attached to the reddit account). If Reddit removed the comment I haven't seen that yet, so the two stories feel vaguely similar in a way.

https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/142094g/i_was_...
This was my question. What’s wrong with using os.system to run commands?
ggml and llama.cpp are such a good platform for local LLMs, having some financial backing to support development is brilliant. We should be concentrating as much as possible to do local inference (and training) based on privet data.

I want a local ChatGPT fine tuned on my personal data running on my own device, not in the cloud. Ideally open source too, llama.cpp is looking like the best bet to achieve that!
It was a memory limit imposed by the browser.
Oh, no, you can have plenty of hobbies but still be too depressed to touch any of that, lived thru that too, and still didn't drop the weight I gained because of that...

Plenty of stress or frustration to be had from hobbies too

I do feel lucky that the thing I don't hate and are reasonably good at allows me to get decent job and money
he has been amazing to watch and has even helped me out with my app that uses his whisper.cpp project (https://superwhisper.com)

Excited to see how his venture goes!
He means API calls, obviously overloaded the term "function calls" a bit

In this case, I think it's also clear that most things you'd call an "application" abhor this behavior, which is why heavy clients are so popular, and small shops without frontend engineering talent are making a big push away from heavy clients which raises all the hubbub about HTMX etc
I want to see Linus play Doom Eternal on it.
I mean, everyone had similar views about twitter and it's still kicking around just fine.
Technically the thing you hold and use is a transaction output, and once an unspent transaction output (UTXO) is spent it can't be spent again. So from that perspective it is consumed!
> didn’t have the metallurgy

I wonder if in theory they could've made in bronze. It was still generally the superior metal compared to iron/steel in most ways till the middle ages (IIRC) and much easier to work. It's only downside was cost.
I'm talking about this sudden insistence that using screens by yourself, possibly in private, implies that you're some kind of antisocial shut-in.

In fact: I can spend 8 hours playing Elite in VR one day, go out with my friends the next, binge-watch LOTR with my wife the day after that, and then spend a day cranking out a 3000 word manuscript in total distraction-free isolation. These things can all exist in one person, and already do!
> a type system only deserves that name if it prevents use-after-free errors

Or another way to look at it: if I tell you you're holding an Integer, and when you try to use it in addition, it explodes, was I really justified in telling you you were holding an Integer?
> "Just asking questions" is the biggest red flag of ill intent

I consider the playing of the accusation of the JAQ wildcard (an immediate victory in the minds of some subsets of observers) to be a much more dangerous (often literally unrealizeable) cultural norm, it is a go to staple technique in any delusional internet rhetorician's toolkit.
> Framework laptops are insanely expensive for again, worse hardware.

1199 EUR is not insanely expensive, specially considering that I can put up-to 64GB of RAM in a Framework laptop with a reasonable amount of money, while I would need to pay almost the price of a full Framework laptop to do the same in a Macbook Pro [1]. This is IMO, insanely expensive.

And yes, I can definitely use those amount of memory during mass rebuilds that I sometime like to do in NixOS. I don't even try to do those same workloads in my macOS because they start to become hugely slow once you hit the swap.

[1]: by the way, this get even worse considering that I also need to upgrade from an M2 Pro to M2 Max to have the option to do so. I just did a quote for the cheapest Macbook Pro with 64GB of RAM, and I got a 4000EUR quote for 512GB of storage that is laughable low for something that expensive. At that price, I can get 2 of the most expensive Framework AMD and I would still have sufficient money to get another one of the older Intel ones as a spare.
Hello world examples don't inspire confidence that this is anything more than a toy
Safari shipping WebXR experimentally on Apple Vision Pro
Relevant part 14:12 in
Funny to see people quick to make fun of a project for not being able to instantly handle a spike in requests, which most of their own apps wouldn't either!

Reddit has been around nearly 20 years to harden their infrastructure. Relax and give them a minute. Their page loads for me now that I've typed this out, anyway.
Rust Binary Analysis, Feature by Feature
Daniel Gross is a good guy, a yes his company did get acquired by apple a while back, but he loves to foster really dope stuff by amazing people, and ggml certainly fits the bill. And this looks like an Angel investment, not a VC one if that makes any difference to you.
I was waiting for this to come out. Hope to have sometime this weekend to play with it.
What makes you think they were trying to match the competition’s weight?
The easiest solution is to avoid trading any futures and then ignore the CFTC as they only have jurisdiction over futures trading.

This is not a new problem, nor a difficult one.
> no table service, no tip.

Fair enough; but "To Improve Promptness" I tip Deliveroo drivers, in the hope they'll drop my burger off before the other guy's.

[Edit] The payment screen for Deliveroo defaults to zero tip.

> ranging from 18 to 30%

I aim at 10%, as close as I can get, rounded up without using copper.
Users with this attitude all moved to Voat where they did silly transphobe nazi homophobe things. In order for a social media site to grow in quality beyond 4chan-tier users, they have to implement strong moderation. HN is doing the same thing.
As pointed out above, complete fallacy. You are cherry picking a handful of dates that support your argument and those dates are completely arbitrary.
Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20230606170826/https://lemmy.ml/...
I might be overthinking it, but you also might be mistaking yourself for the general consumer when you're really a rather select consumer. I don't doubt that the product appeals to you and to a certain demographic, but will that transfer to a general popularity? I'm rather skeptical but open to be proven wrong.

Personally, I think the "movie screen in a headset" is not the play. It's cool and novel at 3.5k, but will only remain that if that's all it does. AR and overlaid graphics is where I see the tech really coming into maturity and establishing its market share. Apple could be the company that owns that, or they could be a stepping stone.
Can confirm I've only gotten the jvm to segfault when writing jni code -- never when writing vanilla java. To be generous to the OP though, perhaps the person who made the original comment was trying to write system code in java with lots of jni to access syscalls, or perhaps earlier versions of the jvm were less stable. The first jvm I ever used was 6, so I can't personally speak to earlier version.
> It took them years to permit uploading of vp9/opus webms

Did they finally do that? I left permanently a couple years ago (after being there regularly since 2006) because the small "these kinds of threads are why I still hang around this place" threads got more and more infrequent and the regular users got more and more annoying and less fun. Most of the site just became a constant pool of angry racism, cynicism, and paranoia. I can handle seeing stupid racism, but the death of fun and the constant angry sarcasm just got old.

Anyway, I was constantly annoyed that I couldn't upload vp9 webms, and that apng was also not supported given how much better than gif it was. Webp would have been decent, too.
For some value of "just fine"

https://www.businessinsider.com/leaked-twitter-documents-ad-...

Not that it's worth much but I recently deleted my Twitter account (and then a few weeks later, also, my Reddit account)
all of which is completely useless—the judgement upon you has already been passed, and you have been deemed One Of Those Sorts Of People—the tar, feathers, and pitchforks should be headed your direction shortly.
I'm lost.

React builds interactive UIs (web, mobile). After each interaction, the virtual DOM is programmatically recreated and reconciled to the actual DOM.

But reactpy is running on a backend sever??? Is each interaction resulting in a server call?

Can someone explain what is going on?

EDIT: Ah, okay, thanks. Every re-render is a network call. If people complained about web UI performance before..... :)
Not quite 'just fine', lol
You know I was wondering this the other day when NVDA's insane run up happened. I went down the road of trying to figure out if there was even enough silicon wafers, or if there even would be enough wafers in the next five years, to justify that price.

Unless all the planet does is make silicon wafers; no.
The whole point of the regulation is to stop it from blowing up and harming investors. If they wait until after then they have failed at their job.
well arguably here they are doing that -- w/o patent protection his NDA would probably completely stop him from talking about any of this

(tho i personally still think the patent idea is probably misguided -- apple would develop this tech ANYWAY, and it will all become public knowledge once people play w/ the devices enough, so what are we really gaining here?)

but still the argument can be made.
Repealing the Second is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition. It should be followed up by passing and enforcement of restrictive gun legislation. No grandfather clauses, you have 120 days to obtain a license or your guns will be seized.

American gun owners are like Arch Linux users: you know who they are because they'll tell you. They might clam up after the gun laws pass, but the FBI and ATF will still know where to conduct raids to nab a few high-profile targets.
I moderate a few modestly sized subreddits for a niche hobby -- regular stuff, nothing that could be regarded as morally questionable or a ToS issue -- to the tune of 10k-15k active users on a busy day. My account was suspended for "suspicious activity" the other day[1], and some of my less active subreddits were also banned.

While extenuating circumstances (described in the post linked below) mean it's plausible this was an overzealous spambot, the timing is curious, as I had just added my subs to the protest, and was in the process of communicating with the mods of some fairly large subreddits about joining the protest.

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36192312
That's not the same at all, though. All that means is that the employer gets to legally steal tips and convert them into wages.
AFAIK no, it's a fediverse thing.

They do have crypto donation links (alongside a bunch of others), but the main devs seem to have more communistic tendencies (what with the big Che github avatars).
US is looking to declassify intelligence pointing to Russia blowing up major dam
Anything without the ability to delete user content becomes instantly unusable due to spam, pornbots and (if the site get big enough) CSAM.
ChatGPT Capabilities Are Fine
How does the quantization happen? Are the weights preprocessed before loading the model?
Well consumer comes from the base word consume, which by definition includes the buying of a good or service, which is essentially a trade.

Consume:

- eat, drink, or ingest (food or drink).

- buy (goods or services).

- use up (a resource).

- (especially of a fire) completely destroy.

- (of a feeling) absorb all of the attention and energy of (someone).
it's fascinates me how social platforms are never able to control their own narrative, most YouTuber's hate YouTube, most Redditors complain about Reddit. the volume of negative sentiment must be enormous for them not to have configured their recommendation algorithms to suppress content that is anti-them
I hope Lemmy does well, but I don't think it's going to replace Reddit (and that's likely fine in the eyes of the Lemmy team) Nobody wants a federated, slow, difficult to use version of reddit. Nobody wants to choose a server. We just want reddit without the bullshit.

It's the same issue with Mastodon. Mastodon is down over 1 million users since last December, and I bet that's related to how difficult it is to sign up and to find other users on the platform.

https://searchengineland.com/mastodon-shows-declined-growth-...

Don't take my word for it either:

https://lemmy.ml/post/1149624
That's not how freedom of speech works at all. These are not publicly funded platforms. They are businesses and as such need to censor speech in order to maintain relationships with businesses. Twitter is a great example. They start to loosen up on the hate speech and advertisers flee while simultaneously clamping down on anti government speech. I do not support free speech absolutism for private businesses because of this. It just doesn't make good business sense.
So you're surrounded by rich people, and thus my reasons don't seem to apply? OK.
Since when was something advertised as "perfect", perfect? I'd rather worry that it will be imperfect and try to teach all kind of random weird stuff to gullible kids.
How does this counter the posts of Russian soldiers claiming to have mined the dam back in December [1] as well as the US Government claiming to have intelligence that says otherwise[2]? It would be mighty stupid of Ukraine to destroy their agricultural output when they appear to be making combat gains... honestly just sound like weapons grade garbage.

1: https://nitter.hu/Gerashchenko_en/status/1666061532080361472...
2: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/live-blog/khakovka-dam-li...
QR codes created using Stable Diffusion and ControlNet
Models still have to be classes, so it seems more like varnish.
works just fine over here
your proposals "censor the freedom of speech" of the organizations you want to control
I think that and the figures might be 'it' since it was presented at the mentioned conference, i.e. either a poster (which wouldn't necessarily ever be published in that form) or an oral presentation (which I guess might just be discussion & slides around the abstract, without anything more than that being written up? Or perhaps to follow - it is dated as 5-7th, i.e. ongoing at time of writing.)
The SDK is coming out next month way before the devices launch so I suspect there will be some simulation options. I'll be playing about with it for sure - I want to see what gaming HUDs I can bring to life!
Don’t worry, at this point someone will make a narrow AI capable of taking over the entire UK govt
I'm not suggesting it currently has this functionality
Yay, safari 17 will support profiles!
> I also like how when some controversy erupted on the project he just ejected the controversial people and moved on. Good stewardship

Do you have more info on the controversy? I'm not sure ejecting developers just because of controversy is honestly good stewardship.
ggml started with focus on CPU inference, but lately we have been augmenting it with GPU support. Although still in development, it already has partial CUDA, OpenCL and Metal backend support
+1. VC involvement in projects like these always pivot the team away from the core competency of what you'd expect them to deliver - into some commercialization aspect that convert only a tiny fraction of the community yet take up 60%+ of the core developer team's time.

I don't know why project founders head this way...as the track records of leaders who do this end up disappointing the involved community at some point. Look to matt klein + cloud native computing foundation at envoy for a somewhat decent model of how to do this better.

We continue down the Open Core model yet it continues to fail communities.
>I am searching a Reddit alternative with no ability to delete anything.

Good luck with that: between libel and illegal pornography whoever operated such a service would very quickly be inundated with legal woes. The fact is community standards exist for a reason: they don't need to be absolutely permissive, only permissive enough
Edge just means that the computing is done close to the I/O data, so that includes PCs and such.
Speaking as an LLM fan... This seems like a bad idea. Maybe its technically less error prone than a human summarizer, but the kinds of summarization errors GPT4 might produce are different and potentially harder to spot than a human.
Nononononononononononono we don't get to play that game. The SEC has perfectly clearly communicated for years its regulatory clarity: most crypto-currencies are obviously securities.

When Coinbase and others say "regulatory clarity", they want the answer to be some framework for how they can continue to sell crypto to everyone/anyone. But that's not the policy!

Most of these coins are some combination of ponzi schemes, vaporware, pump-and-dumps, fraud, money laundering, rug pulls, etc. The SEC's position absolutely protects investors from getting involved with that crap.
The part that gets me about this one is that doxxing is a bannable offense on reddit, but they're clearly not banning the lyft corporate account that did the doxxing.

On my end, they have removed the offending comment (finally) but it's pretty clear that they have different rules for corporations and people, since the account is not banned.
At 250kph and 4kHz sampling rate the car moves 17mm per sample, or about 2/3 of an inch.

Doesn't seem unreasonable to want to sample at that rate, especially for tweaking suspension and such.
You’re ignoring all the ICOs which are almost certainly unregistered security offerings.

Ethereum was funded as a public ICO.
Christian interned for a summer at Apple. I don’t understand why he pushes this narrative given that Apollo is good enough to stand on its own without shady marketing tactics.
> Your argument was, I summarize, that is not bad, the thresholds are way to low anyway and don't hurt

Yes

> we should increase safe thresholds and move on, right?

Words you put in my mouth
Perhaps if you caramelize (for real, not just saute) the onions first?
Were you using i.reddit / compact mode, or the default mobile layout?
Playing Factorio took me down the deepest of rabbit holes to understand railway signals. One of the most difficult situations to deal with is deadlock, where one train blocks another train, which blocks yet another train until the network is jammed. While there are design heuristics to avoid deadlock, I never found a formal way to verify deadlock avoidance. This in turn led me down a sub rabbit-hole about envisioning a language to specify a train network layout that could provide guarantees about deadlock.

Since IRL railways don't seem to deadlock as much as my in-game networks, I'm assuming railway designers have figured out a way to handle them that I haven't been able to replicate.

If anyone has experience in this field, I'd love to learn more. Oh, and if you're planning to play Factorio, you should probably block off your calendar for a couple weeks. It's notoriously addicting, especially for process-orientated engineering type folks.
I subsequently found out that NewsNation is the new home of Chris Cuomo, who was ousted by CNN a few years ago after some misconduct involving his brother, who was the governor of New York.

Now, I’m not going to assign it a credibility score yet, but Cuomo was a reasonably serious journalist.

Interesting that this media project hadn’t really crossed my radar.

Note: that doesn’t make aliens real, even though I wish so too.
Do you still have that resource list? The links in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32260345 are expired.