skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Until I can export a passkey to KeePassXC I won't use it. How do you recover your account if you're locked out? Or if Google decides to ban you?
> I think we both know that Reddit has a certain political viewpoint, so let’s not pretend that we don’t.

Bullshit.

Reddit is made up of millions of people with different viewpoints. There are subreddits that are left leaning, centrist, right leaning, and everything in between. And many, many more which have no political viewpoint because they literally have nothing to do with politics.

To claim an entire user base has a “certain political viewpoint” is plainly ignoring the reality of the situation.

It certainly is a great strawman but it’s in no way shape or form representative of reality.

I’m going to ignore the rest of your comment because you clearly can’t conceptualize the basic idea that Reddit is not one mind. Come back to me when this most basic of concepts has sunk in and we can have an actual discussion rather than whatever this idiotic back and forth you’re insisting on is.
So, a very useful and versatile instruction. Glad AArch64 got it.
Pretty much a slam application.
Forget QR codes, until very recently Stable Diffusion and Co could not generate legible text in images.
Poetry has more to do with pip and virtualenv than NPM to be honest.
The idea of 'the one' makes dating much harder
Ian Buck's doctoral thesis Stream Computing on Graphics Hardware (2006) [1] and a shorter article about it (2004).

From the 2004 article: "It is also possible that future streaming hardware will share the same memory as the CPU, eliminating the need for data transfer altogether." Unified memory foreseen 16 years before Apple Silicon (and the point of this comparison is to indicate how hard is to go from a prediction in a paper to mass manufacturing/popularity, not that Apple invented unified memory).

[1] http://graphics.stanford.edu/~ianbuck/thesis.pdf

[2] https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/academic/class/15869-f11/www/r...
> debok are telling me they can have a relationship with someone who is immoral and unethical in their opinion.

I do that all the time. In some cases, like abuse, I consider those people to be my enemies. I consider it moral and ethical to love your enemies. So I have relationships with moral and unethical people without stamping my approval on their actions.
> Literally the whole point of rust is to not do manual memory management and let a compiler handle that for you.

Incorrect. The compiler forces you to handle memory properly. It doesn't, as far as I know, manage it for you.

The burden is on the programmer to do it correctly. The compiler stops the programmer from doing it incorrectly.

Compare with GC, where the programmer is freed from the burden of worrying about memory altogether.
And make 25% of the volunteer mods soft-quite/rage-quit.

The people who most need tools & help to make Reddit a good place are just getting totally completely hosed by Reddit's API changes. All around the internet, we're seeing so many new moats & fief-makings.
I guess the task of finding something worth reading will get closer and closer to insurmountable under the flood of lesser and lesser productions. The more expensive ones will be deemed not worthy to produce and there, you'll be stuck between classics and lessers. I have no idea how to get out of this quickly approaching chaos. Stopping the lesser productions doesn't seem useful, also marking as "AI generated" will fail (is it still AI generated if I modified by hand two words on page 1?) and you'll have basically books generated on-demand wherever you click, hallucinations burying anything else I'm afraid.
Say 150 for that. That leaves 1650 others then.
Where in my comment did I mention anything about IT?
Ah yes, we’re about to get photographic and evidence of aliens right when widespread generative AI explodes, cannot possibly be a coincidence
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There probaly would be, the displacement might be the same but the distribution of mass wouldn't. But I recon these instruments are only sensitive enough to measure the difference between the seafloor and the water above.
Good. Reddit is on its way downhill. I’m just waiting to figure out what’s next to jump to.
The math.h cos from the article counterexample is pretty trivial, so can you give an example? I doubt linear interpolation between the 8 values is enough, but cubic probably would be. This would also be close to e.g. 8 third order taylor approximations of the function, and a comparison would be interesting.
The battlefield is nothing like StarCraft though. StarCraft gives you real time control and visibility of every soldier and every enemy within the view range of any of your units. That has approximately no overlap with how command works in real militaries.
Looks to be a great observability tool.Any specific reason to choose rust here?
I love how every news outlet reporting this will essentially be forced to link to the author's site if they want to include the image.
When this is ultimately revealed to be true, I just want this reference here to show you: I told you so.
Gravity is not magnetism, it does not care if it's iron or anything else.
I like it conceptually, but I never actually need it... So yeah.

Implemented a gql API a few times and it felt like it was more efficient than a typical REST API with all the caching and flexibility, as well as feeling more functional because of the handlers. That said, it's not that much better and many apps simply don't need it. Often it's okay to just have a "gimme everything whenever I want it" endpoint that sends 100KB of data.

I'd say graphql is useful when you're worried about requests killing your server.
Isn't this the old radar terrain mapping system codnamed FINGERPRINT?

It's conceptually similar, but they didn't use quantum gravity mapping in the 50s.
Move slow and break things, in this case.
when reasoning from first principles there is a "log" which you can look back and reflect on which helps to reevaluate either the axioms or inference steps. this is more time consuming.

reasoning by pattern matching is quicker , when you fail you search for new patterns this is useful when the outcome is of low impact.

both are useful tools from my experience.
How does software these days target all the different CPUs with different instructions?

If I download, say, debian-11.7.0-amd64-netinst.iso - does it somehow dynamically adapt to all the different AMD and Intel CPUs and uses the instructions available on the users machine?
That's an interesting observation.

Painters are trained by copying the Masters. Shredding guitar players are trained on violin caprices. Martha Stewart was trained by watching Julia Child.
“Pattern matching” feels cargo cult science …
If I were to guess, their engineering is probably around 650 people. But I don't have any data to make this claim.
LiveView is awesome. We've completely replaced React with LiveView and the user and developer experience is significantly better.
I think from the MIC POV the war in iraq and afghanistan was a incredible success. Why end a war in a year when you can milk the DOD for 20 years?
People keep bringing this up, but are we really trying to compare a small rectangle that fits in your pocket and takes 3 button clicks to take a picture with (double power + volume button) to a full on VR headset strapped to your head?

The apple fanaticism on this site is really something special, I see no universe in which an idiotic product like this is touted as even somewhat desirable if it didn't have the Apple logo plastered on top of it (with the associated ludicrous price tag)
The internet is flooded with these in one day, but at least this one does not work for me (iPhone 12 mini), it does detect the face of the lady.

Edit: Ok, it does work at a larger distance.
We actually started with go initially. Then we chose to use a different approach to building it (brute force vs inverted indexes) and tested both rust and Go this time. Found rust to be 2x faster for same loop. We knew at this point that we had to choose rust.
But would your parents switch to Edge/Bing on their own - or would they ask for your help, to do that for them?

Is that really the sort of audience that would actually switch to Edge, if whoever maintains their computer for them has setup a different browser as default?

What you are saying is that your parents would NOT detect this as a manipulation attempt. And my post above says that when people DO detect the attempt, the natural response would be to resist it.

But Microsoft is not exactly subtle in their attempts - and that means more people will be able to detect it, right?
> Of course it would be in addition to sql, not to replace it.

Yes, absolutely! PRQL supports having a version and target header in the first line so you could make that mandatory for PRQL queries and only if it finds that then it routes it to the prql-compiler. Here's an example header:

prql version:"0.8.1" target:sql.postgres

> First, prql would need to support insert and update statements, though.

Ah, I didn't spot that in your README examples. We don't have any plans to support those at the moment. PRQL aims to be an excellent query language and to focus on that solely (unix philosophy and all that).

What do you need inserts and updates for? To make a full CRUD app?

It might be convenient just to support PRQL for the query and Read parts and leave the CUD to SQL, if you felt so inclined of course.

Anyway, thanks for the reply. I'll play around with SQLPage for a bit and then we can chat again.
Software compiled to be "portable" uses a reduced subset. You actually have to bully GCC into using the full CPU instruction set with -march=native (you can also put another target CPU arch there).

In short, distributed binaries tend to use "least common denominator" instructions.

I believe one of the pros touted of Gentoo, where everything is compiled locally, is that all the software uses the CPU to it's fullest potential.
Nope, it's history.

Go back and look at any new technology. Each one put large numbers of people out of work, but they quickly found new jobs in areas that were opening up due to other new technology: telephone operators became television assemblers and so on. Same will happen here.
For sure. Even if we can't explain how or why some phenomenon occurred, the conclusion "we don't know of anything on Earth that does this, so it must be aliens" is so much less likely than "it is something on Earth we haven't figured out yet".
Not all sex, just implying that a portion of the total sex being had from 1) people forcing themselves to do it even though they didn’t want to and 2) people forcing others to do it even though they didn’t want to - and that because of the current environment around consent and queerness, there is less sex overall, because people are having less of the bad sex.
You don’t have to be able to read minds to see context clues and use intuition. Some even call those basic life skills.

Just because you can’t does not make it impossible.

> You believe the example was asked in bad faith?

When, exactly, did I claim that? Show me the exact quote because it doesn’t exist.

Making up things other said is a very obvious way to tell if someone is coming with bad intent.
Y'all are going to have a fun time when you realize the sad state of most D3D12 renderers, or the fact that there are still relatively very few D3D12 compatible games. Stutters, PSOs created mid frames, shader compilation happening at all times...
> The 3D photo thing is super weird, they could release a stand alone camera in future

We can call it "iPhone"
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Tangential question: how does accessibility work in Google Docs after they've switched to canvas?

Or in Google Maps, which would be a much closer parallel?
A submarine itself is quite massive, and has big moving parts (e.g. the rotor). The crew has less mass, but it would be very close, and also in constant movement. Wouldn’t this interfere with those measurements? Would they need to stop the engine and play “frozen TikTok” while the measurement device is active?
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I discovered a really cool ARM64 trick today. One thing about x86 that I've found useful on so many occasions is the PCMPEQB + PMOVMSKB + BSF trick that lets me scan the bytes of a string 10x faster. I couldn't find any information on Google for doing PMOVMSKB with ARM, so I've been studying ARM's "Optimized Routines" codebase where I stumbled upon the answer in their strnlen() implementation. It turns out the trick is to use `shrn dst.8b, src.8h, 4` which turns a 128-bit mask into a 64-bit mask. You can then get the string offset index with fmov, rbit, clz and finally shift by 2.
The alignment squares here are a pretty big giveaway, and it seems like it'd be really difficult to fix that without making them unscannable
I'd argue that the gravity field of a sub is not uniform despite having neutral buoyancy. No idea though how significant that is vs. how sensible the measurement is
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Compiler flags. You turn on/off compiler optimisations for target architectures that are aware of all the instruction-set specific hardware level optimisations.
One of the firsts things you learn in the "I want to believe" side is to never trust the government.
The Game Porting Toolkit contains a proprietary (143 MiB) D3DMetal framework that directly translates the Direct3D calls to Metal. They don't use the Direct3D --Wine--> Vulkan --MoltenVK--> Metal path that opensource Wine/CrossOver Wine uses.
In your mind it's not that different. Consider the importance of media on shaping your thoughts, beliefs, memories, emotions. Whether delivered through a cinema screen or a tiny phone doesn't matter.

VR/AR has wow factor, but you quickly get used to it, and then your concerns are mostly pragmatic: the headset is huge, the battery life short and so on.

Although AR at least has pass through, which is a big benefit, as it doesn't completely hide your real surroundings.
Videos aren't a very good source for training data, because they usually contain compression artifacts and motion blur. I've experimented with AI training using video screencaps and, unfortunately - the resulting quality isn't as good as using high resolution still photos.

Another issue with using videos is overfitting, because video frames look too similar to each other. So you can get an inflexible model that always generates a similar background as that in the video.

Good AI training dataset is the opposite of that. It needs to contain different backgrounds and different lighting conditions. And as many different angles and poses as possible. Can't really get that from a single video.
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Um how do you figure?

Gravity cares about distance and mass, and as large parts of the planet move their density distribution shifts affecting both of those factors
His point was that lava density could have high-variability.
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Ok sorry for my previous message, the tone was not correct.

PS. I'd like to edit/delete it but I can't now.
I'm not sure you can fault BTRFS for the issue you've experienced. It sounds like your system had a problem which lead to you breaking your (likely perfectly fine) BTRFS file system.
The paradigm is also used by /proc and /sys, so I guess other developers won't get confused. However I never tried to tar -x into /proc to start the same set of processes on another node, or as an alternative to /etc/sysctl.conf :)
Isn't it too early to evaluate that? AI image generation is seeing improvements on a monthly basis; whatever trend we observe today will likely be out of date later this year.
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Afaik, Debian runs on the 386? And I think that came out in the 80s?

So all new CPU instructions of the last 40 years are pretty much used by nobody?
Before reading the article, my former DSP engineer brain kicked in and thought: "complex cardinal sine (sinc), why would you want that?"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinc_function
The irresistible allure of Elon's drama is fascinating. I kept my comment as vague as I could manage yet somehow people cannot help themselves but show the world their opinion about him.

Aside from Trump, I don't think any other person can so successfully and reliably cast this attention grabbing spell on the world's netizens.

What Elon has been doing, and how much of an asshole we may think he is, is actually completely unrelated to the fact that Twitter was overstaffed for essentially the entire duration of it's life as a public company. Which is the sole point of my initial comment.
hehe. Turns out the quickest way to unmask an AI is to ask for instructions on how to make a bomb. I'm pretty sure that was not what Alan had in mind.
But I'm not compiling. And neither are 99.9% of other software users.
I would make a distinction between managing memory (malloc, free) and then subsequently handling said memory in a safe manner.

The first part Rust does for you.

The second part you'll indeed have to do yourself and the compiler will force you to do it safely.
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StarFive released a video to show object detection applications with OpenCV on its RISC-V SBC VisionFive 2.
Right, but that R1 chip is going to be doing work constantly, and can't be moved without increasing the latency (decreasing quality and increasing issues with vertigo); so you have to work on thermal regulation within the headset anyway. So comparing the whole package of "R1 in the headset, M2 somewhere else" vs "R1 and M2 both in the headset", is the slight reduction in heat to be diffused from having the M2 elsewhere worth all the hassle of having to figure out where to put it? It sounds like Apple's engineers have gone with "no". Time will tell.