skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, but that law isn’t surprising. The internet brings such a wide variety of life experience and education into the same discussion that there is always someone for whom the statement is obvious given their life experience.
Here's a test you can do: try to access the ethernet inside your car.

Still think it's your car?
This post is from them, and they were banned for spamming not "advocating", so not Streisand effect just your regular spam.
From the keynote it looks like you can do that with iOS-style apps, but the Mac screen is treated as just one "app" for the spatial window manager.
- Started out as peppered and then became nothing but, like an example of the "neonazis taking over a bar" story. It drove me into infrequently, and then never using it. The site's operators seemed to be on board with that though from what I remember.
Precisely. Ukraine taking back Crimea is pure fantasy. Russia would launch nukes rather than give it up.
They actually can figure that out, though [0]. I hope this can solve some of it because their deployment model is the dumbest fucking thing. I'm glad they figured out how to backport async/await, it's just impossible to use in a serious library otherwise.

[0] https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/main/proposals...
The "why not" would be because in some cases the outcome is worse. I agree that ISPs should be common carriers. I disagree that social media sites should be. To me this is analogous to "everyone should be allowed to travel on public property, not everyone should be allowed in my bar".
> you're in an inertial reference frame when in free-fall.

But the falling person's frame isn't the only one available. Someone on the ground would rightfully describe the falling person as accelerating towards the ground (or them) (at least until they reach terminal velocity).

The most important lesson of relativity is that no reference frame is privileged. That means both descriptions are valid, provided you attach the reference frame to the description.
I admit I didn't scroll too far down beyond the signup modal.
Genuinely curious: folks with desktops or workstations with 1TB or more of RAM, what do you use it for?
This looks off-topic since GGML has not announced anything about open core and their software is already MIT.

More generally, if you want to take away somebody's business model you need to provide one that works. It isn't easy.
Yes. CFAA.
That's kind of a bad example because adding integers can overflow (in some languages).
As is written, the subject of what's, "carefully written" are, "the details [...] in patents".
Like this? https://github.com/Alex313031/thorium-libjxl/tree/6709732123...
The software is fine, it can handle a few thousand active simultaneous connections on a fairly standard machine, and is indefinitely horizontally scalable (limited of course by whatever DB you use). I'm pretty sure the admins just haven't specced it for more than the low loads they normally get.
Oh my, time to upgrade my Pi 4 Model B.
Not involved, but this page says:

> Currently, in order to narrow down the initial scope of the project, posh targets subsets of OpenGL ES 3.0 and GLSL ES 3.0. However, we are considering to transition to wgpu in the long run.
> I certainly think "I'm routinely regarded as an a-hole because I act like one" to be much more plausible than "I'm routinely regarded as an a-hole because this giant social network has a metaphorical auto-immune disease that results in me experiencing this routinely."

Especially when others participate in that same social network and don't experience that same problem.

The one benefit I could give this person is that they are seeking out subs that have a high likelihood of being ran by highly political moderators and are extrapolating that to the whole of reddit. The same could be true for what kinds of discussions they find themselves participating in. If they are attracted to highly political communities and controversial discussions, they would have a higher likelihood of running into such issues.
Existential Risk includes the edge-case that we might damage civilization so badly that we're trapped on this planet until the sun goes supernova, yes. Or become nothing more than pets to some AI. But it's a pretty niche edge case - if we meaningfully continue as a species, expanding out into space seems pretty inevitable. And, honestly, I don't think anyone really views the edge case of "we collapsed back to medieval times" as a good ending.

In particular, there's nothing about our "long term potential" that requires us to get off Earth today, or even in the next century or two - that's why it's called long-term potential.
In some cases, I find it sympathetic. For example, I don't think it's a clear cut moral resolution that people should exclude Iran from buying US goods and services, but they are on the sanctioned list. I supported Obama dropping sanctions on Iran back when he was president.

There's a difference between what is legal and what is moral. For what is moral, there are hardly any absolute answers.
> I grew up in Mexico and being a Spanish colony 400 years ago, plus the independence and revolutionary movements you mention have had absolutely zero impact on my everyday life in the 21st century.

That makes no sense to say. Did I miss a year when Mexico hit the reset button and became a smooth blank slate? Or does in fact this country have history?

Besides that, you're one person giving a tiny slice of your own personal experience. Interesting to talk about, but useless in a discussion about the modern economy of Mexico and its historical roots.
Left wing free speech groups exist on Matrix and Telegram.

Everything in the feed is coming from a right wing perspective. May I re-state that Gab promoted a hitler themed novelty account named Kitler?

On a free speech absolutist website I'd expect to see some of my fellow leftoids calling for the slaughter of landlords, but I didn't see that anywhere; only rightoids calling for the slaughter of jews and homosexuals.
But you can't follow anything from within HN.

But you can follow a subreddit in a feed reader- even HN.
https://www.reddit.com/r/hackernews.rss
The killer app is replacing my giant monitor with this device.

When I travel this is a game changer for me. Right now I lug a small second screen so I can work. I will happily drop $5k to fix this problem and just travel with this plus a small laptop.
Passkeys as a brand include both hardware-backed keys that can't be exported and are device-specific. These can be used for things like 2FA/MFA-type scenarios. They also involve a lot of site-specific keys that may not be hardware-backed and syncable. The neat fun thing is that they can be synced with hardware-backed keys for strong E2E between a user's enrolled devices and only the user's enrolled devices (plus maybe a hard to use recovery key). (That's basically how iCloud's Password/Passkey store and a lot of iCloud E2E in general seems to work.)

Passkeys in general, especially the focus on a lot of site-specific E2E shared ones, are very much "just like a password", but as the sibling comment points out, the switch to PKI alone is a huge security win and would stop a lot of the haveibeenpwned sorts of leaks and the overall attractiveness to crackers to break into various company's password databases, because only having a public key is a lot less useful than a salted/hashed password that might be broken or found in a rainbow table.
Think of the possibilities

- they can track what you fear

- they can track what you like

- they can track what enrages you

Agencies will love that data.
> Honestly, when I have an ICU nurse providing procedural sedation for me I essentially just defer to their expertise on the rhythms and if they're worried I activate the mobile response team.

That matches with my impression about a lot of things in her job. I'm always a little surprised when she talks about calling the doctor saying I need X, Y and Z and the doctor just being like cool I'll put in the order. Obviously, not all doctors are like that but it seems like the vast majority defer to the nurses in a lot of situations. This is completely different than the conception I had of healthcare before I met her.
Test results can be so much richer
> I admit I am -curious- to try psychedelics but in no hurry. Plenty of things to entertain me in this life.

If you ever do decide to try them, it should still be an interesting experience. Personally, I loved to watch what happened to my computer screen during my first LSD trip, and I spent a lot of time obsessing over how pretty it was. It's definitely a different type of experience than learning a skill or solving a puzzle.
Dependency Injection Demystified
If fast api didn't use pydantic (the slowest library in that space), I'm sure it might be more deserving of the name :D

Microbenchmark to compare with typedload (which I wrote) and apischema https://ltworf.github.io/typedload/performance.html

Note that pydantic and apischema use .so files, while typedload is just pure python code.
To be honest, I think it's a little dangerous he's saying the things he's saying, esp. the part where he tells people, "hire me to talk more".
This is the same thing as extinction. If humans don’t escape earth, then with probability 1 we will go extinct relatively soon (relative to the lifetime of the universe). If not from a standard extinction event like meteors and volcanoes, then from the sun going supernova (ETA 5 billion years)
Won't happen.

Why? The most obvious questions will be asked, and those questions will hurt the financial interests of the powers-that-be.

Questions like "how did they get here?" and "what is the energy source that powers these crafts?" Politicians with stock portfolios chock full of Oil&Gas stocks will certainly not want that info seeing the light of day. Same with those who hold defense stocks - all those trillions spent and they can't shoot down a small craft?

That's nothing to say of the major religious organizations that will inevitably whine and cry that their gravy train is also now also permanently derailed. No more tithing or mandatory donations to a god when there are now species from another planet coming and going as they please, and are likely thousands of years ahead of us.
Its a system76 pangolin (2022)

>Whenever I look for an AMD laptop, it has a low resolution (1080p) display, and/or an off-center keyboard/trackpad (or has some other obvious fatal flaw).

yup it has both of those. But the screen is only15", and I'm old so it doesn't matter. It not glossy which I really like though.

If you love the mac hardware, give Asahi a try. My understanding its the best linux for the M-series macbooks. Linux is great for developing on and they seem to be making great progress.
The big problem I have with this, is that: are drug dealers and organized money launderers professional criminals? who are taking advantage of people, and spreading suffering? Yes, they are.

But lots of regular ol' struggling drug addicts use these services, to get generally much safer drugs than on the streets, under much safer circumstances.

Sure, everyone who uses these types of markets and services is (usually) committing a crime, but I think its a bit much to call everyone you'd wind up taking advantage of here a "professional criminal". And that thinking just sorta feeds the stigma and condemnation of drug addicts who are struggling and just want to be safe, and are already taken advantage of by society enough.

I don't think you can say this is 100% morally sound. Unless you're super mindful and careful about it, you'll have collateral damage of people who aren't bad people, even if they are doing illegal things.
GP expressed an opinion about abusive moderators.

Your response is to disagree with him, identify yourself as a moderator, and then... be abusive?

How exactly did you think that profanity and personal attacks were going to help make your point?
> do you think you will have any API driven access to the data held in these services? IE, I don't per se want to have to use a worker to arbitrage between the Cloudflare platform and HTTP access to the data within Cloudflare systems.

For D1, yes — on the roadmap is a native HTTP API. KV has a HTTP API as well, so you can write directly.
I’d say it depends. In context of reddit’s recent actions excessive promotion of reddit alternatives seems on topic.

I’m sure there’s a limit to that too, especially if promoting just a single page. But even then a warning may have been a better response.
EPYCs have many cores, and most applications (including those with long uptime requirements) use only a subset of the cores continuously. So it is totally normal for some of the cores to go to deep sleep C6 during phases of lower load. It will cause server operators headaches, when those cores don't come back eventually. Reboots help, disabling C6 in the (already running) OS also helps.

Please note, that we are not talking about a core sleeping for three years. We are talking about a core going to deep sleep, when the system has been up for three years or longer.
Developers shouldn't be unpaid slaves to the community.
The problem is that basically no content creators could self start in that world. Right now, most of these companies benefit from having a massive pipeline of kids dreaming to be stars, who all shoot their shot at streaming. Some inevitably have a knack, or catch some fad, or something, and can generate massive revenue and replace the people who have been chewed up and extracted by the machine, because it's basically designed to burn you out.

Any content distribution system that doesn't give away a free tier would have to build it's own pipeline for training, filtering, testing, and motivating creators.
He hasn't seen the stuff (or even photos of the stuff) himself - he's only spoken to people who claim they have, or who claim to know of it.

Why are you, then, hallucinating that he's some kind of "witness"?
Sending it is kinda the main point of it.

Also, you can mine fresh bitcoin without trusting another party.
You should look up the history of Crimea.
That's the kind of personal data that shouldn't be on a device with an internet connection.
I don't know, years might be contraindicative. I've met a lot of people who learned paleolithic C++ in the 90s and never reformed or learned anything in C++11 or later and they're the worst C++ colleagues you can imagine. I'd rather have some kid who never used C++ before than someone who has been using C++98 for 25 years.
No, it's worse.

The point of patent protection is that you teach everyone how to build the thing that's being protected, in exchange for a monopoly.

Not actually teaching people how to build the thing that's being protected, but still having a monopoly on it is the worst of all worlds.

If you aren't going to teach us how to build something, don't expect patent protection for it. I'd rather you keep it as a trade secret, good, go do it, it's a free country, but then we can just reverse engineer it. If I don't have an NDA with you, I have no reason to keep your trade secret... secret.
Good point (embrace, extend, extinguish), but if they try I doubt they could compete with Google on Blink development here.
Congratulations on the launch, Sy. Brilliant idea!
Magic Leap 2 is roughly same price point ($3300 base, $4100 dev pro), but so far aimed at enterprise only. Android dev environment. Also Unity integration. Looks lighter to wear. Much lower resolution screens. Interesting comparison point going forward.
> The country does not freeze completely every six months, for starters.

Neither does the Sahara desert. That doesn't seem like much of an argument for or against geography.
They got there before you...
There's another project that's similar that's being used by an actual game company: https://github.com/EmbarkStudios/rust-gpu

They see specific advantages here that would outweigh that negative. It's not my space (I play games, but know next to nothing about graphics programming), but there's at least one argument in the other direction.
Function Back Deployment
The name okay. The problem is the friction new users have understanding and joing the platform.
Congratulations! How do you plan to make money?
It's my understanding from friends in the business that the actual chips do not represent any capacity issue or bottleneck, it's actually manufacturing the devices that the chips are in (e.g. the finished graphics card).
better than OpenCV ?
My wife and I went out for mediocre fish fry last weekend. Dinner and drinks for two people was $125, and the default tip was 25%.

That is utterly insane.

I'm in the same boat. If a so-so experience is going to be that expensive, I'll just stay home.
Popularity in itself is no problem for any platform, as long as it manages to scale up moderation together with growth. CSAM spreaders and ordinary spammers are the least of the worries thanks to AI and other automated detection systems these days, but warez/moviez are harder due to the DMCA and European fair use laws (e.g. German §51/51a UrhG), and stuff that veers into anything politics absolutely needs human intervention.

HN is pretty decent at that, despite it (IIRC) being only Dan (u/dang) doing the moderation work. (Maybe it helps that both the HN tech and the general community itself don't make it easy to post dank memes like on the other social networks)
No - this doesn't happen, because the speed required for a stable orbit would be greater than the speed of light.
Think this will make it easier for them to invest in strategically important technologies (like AI) in adversarial countries (China) without getting pushback like they have been
Mastercard and paypal have both shut down legal activity in the last 4 years on the backs of government decisions or targeting legal, but politically inconvenient activity and there seems to be no slowing down on that avenue. Pornhub is one recent major example of that.

The idea that it's just criminal enterprises that benefit from being able to participate in markets without interference is laughable at best given the increased interconnectedness between banks and the regulators themselves, especially not even 6 months after a rash of major banking failures within the traditional financial markets.

There is very little reason to have a favorable opinion of the SEC following the 08 collapse given their own hand in it or the banking failures existing now, especially when they refuse to clarify their position on what is or is not a security so people CAN legally operate in the space. It appears to many both inside and outside of the space that the SEC is wielding its regulatory arm to create winners and losers, and with their own track record it's a failing proposition.

It may be hyperbolic, but the holocaust was a legal activity in Nazi occupied territory.
gonna be hard going mainstream with a name like "phuks", unfortunately. i.e. "i posted on reddit" "i posted on lemmy" ... "i posted on phuks" sounds a little nsfw.
They want to erect barriers to entry so they own the AI market. I for one don't believe a word this man is saying.
plus1 seems to be the manufactorer so besides people's questions on homedepot it should have the same information.

https://www.plus1homekits.com/home-kits/1-2-bedroom/getaway-...
I'm not sure what you mean. I used to have all the ports I needed without a docking station.
Apparently there isn't really anything behind that flag. See:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75459594/why-doesnt-edge...
In good news, a somewhat recent CBP case recently ruled in favor of Touch ID coercion needing a warrant and may be the start of a wave of change in court precedents to stop authorities from abusing biometric loopholes. One court win does not set a new precedent, of course, but it is hope that change may come.
The "you broke reddit" type error messages are so ridiculous it's not even funny
> Imagine that the price came down to $1500-2000 in a couple years, now you can buy an Apple Vision instead of a laptop. And you wouldn't need to buy a TV either.

I can compile code on my laptop - can I do that on a vision?

I can plug a xbox on my TV, or watch it with 4 people. Can I do that with a vision?
>If you look up the definitions of "security", "financial instrument", "commodity", and "currency", it is pretty clear that a plain vanilla crypto-currency like Bitcoin is no ordinary security nor a financial instrument. It is not a claim on something else, even less so than a traditional bank note. It is more like a commodity. Since when is "aluminum" a security?

It's a financial instrument. A commodity is used to make or do something. Crypto currencies are literally just money making devices. Sure they call themselves currencies, but that's not their primary purpose. They're investment vehicles. Even the limited ability to trade them for goods an services doesn't get around this fact. It's like being paid in stock. That's how they're marketed. Not as a way to buy takeout, but rather get rich.
I have experience with companies doing their own chips. Often as not what seems like a good idea turns out not to be because your volume is low and your ability to get to high yield dominates and that both takes years and talent.

As a rule companies should only do their own chips if they are certain they can solve and overcome the cogs problems that low yield and low volume penalties entail. If not you are almost certainly better off just eating the vendor margin. It is very very unlikely that you will do better.
It seems that (some version of) the C standard contains these words:

argv[argc] shall be a null pointer

So I wouldn't feel too bad about relying on it.
Not hard to imagine how tools to predict and manipulate your emotions might be useful in a device that even in the wildest dreams of its developers is mainly designed to provide an immersive environment for taking Teams calls and working on spreadsheets.
They don't need to. I keep seeing that Apple does no less than other companies w/ regard to Linux. Well- where are their kernel contributions then? Lenovo and Dell (my two laptop manufacturers) contribute.

https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/rafael/linux...
Moderation is an incredibly difficult task and almost impossible to get right. There are subs with better mods and worse mods. But lack of moderation is the best way to ensure that a platform becomes absolute garbage as quickly as possible.
The answer is equity and fair trade (in the general sense). Let's not pretend that Latin American countries had fair deals and paths to prosperity and they defaulted for fun. The history of economic instability in the region is the history of foreign violence and exploitation as much as it is about corruption and poor governance. I'd be interested in seeing what a poor nation could do if given the support to just develop its own economy.
To be fair, the prompt only required bringing food, not clothes
Will GPT models choke on their own exhaust?
In datacenters, sparse rack space is rather expensive. Plus the compute per watt of these nvidia chips are off the scale compared to anyone else.
Fun fact: Digg sold SendGrid its hardware after Digg v4 flopped. This made up a good chunk of our first data center.

IIRC, it was a bunch of Penguin Computing boxes in an Equinix DC in San Jose. I think we probably retired the last of them in early 2015.