skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Not really, Russian ultra-nationalists are suppressed under Putin, some of their leaders are in jail and their organizations are designated as extremist. There were so called Russian Marches, but no more.

My brother in christ, the head of the main PMC in Russia has Nazi symbols tattooed on him and named his PMC after Hitlers favourite composer.

Nazis aren't suppressed under Putin, they are actively hired by the government.
The "4j" suffix literally means "for Java" and is commonly used to indicate that the project is a Java library, e.g. log4j, slf4j, &c.
Do I read that right in the blurry image? CAMM only supports upto 6400 MT/s? I thought the entire reason for CAMM was to exceed that.
That's very true indeed, and for photonic QCs ZX has become vital for all software.
Will AMD be able to make cuda interface of their own?
Apple’s new Proton-like tool can run Windows games on a Mac
Traditional dead reckoning is reasonably accurate over moderate timescales in the mostly empty ocean as subs are big/stable and relatively slow. Thus the existing approach of only occasionally surfacing for GPS. This is therefore more a supplement as being able to regularly recenter even a few times a day is good enough.
I don't think it is entirely clear that the accounts are independent.
It can also raise Errors. I know because this one really poorly designed library I used would raise Errors when asking it to decode certain invalid files.
OpenLLaMA 7B Released
How are movie prices where you live? Where I am in Africa they have more than doubled in the last 4 years.

I can easily believe that both concert tickets and the drinks they sell have done the same.
He didn't have a spare closet to put them in
Live Sonification of Heating Infrastructure
Good decision

Because people who cannot code try to be the manager instead and that is not wanted at the moment?
It's still not a great thing to do. Apple used to contribute a lot more, even if some of their stuff was exclusive to their platform. https://opensource.apple.com
Hi guys! I’m Karol, CEO and Marketing Jedi @BOWWE :wave:

I’m excited to announce that our no-code & low-code website builder is now live on ProductHunt. We are super excited and anxious for the day ahead, but I wanted to ask for just one favour.

If you have a minute, check BOWWE out and share your feedback we would be grateful: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/bowwe-website-builder

We are happy to chit chat with everyone, so be sure to join our discussion as well :grinning:

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And if you had wheels, you could be a bus.
Hit me this morning they never showed anyone working with files.

Can’t believe after the failed attempts to kill files on iPhone and iPad they’ve learned nothing and still think we can pretend a professional work tool can exist without a proper file system.

Not saying it should have desktop icons strewn across your living room, just that the “files siloed in apps transferring via share buttons” iPad model is objectively productivity hell and puts mental load menu fumbling where MacOS is instinctive drag and drop.
Noted, thanks for the feedback! Will consider changing the requirements for the password.

2FA is on the roadmap and we’re planning to release it within the next two weeks.
> Because it's my understanding that charging and keeping it all the way full shortens significantly its battery life compared to 80-85%.

If you don't charge fully until just before the user's normal wakeup time you aren't keeping it all the way full all the time.

You protect the battery lifespan and get a full charge at the beginning of the day, instead of having a battery that constantly holds less charge.
The "Active Record" pattern is used by many ORMs. Are you saying those ORMs use an antipattern?
Project url with links to source code and presentations etc here:

https://sloev.github.io/projects/radio_nabovarme.html
Yeah, well in my field, oncology, meta-analyses are somewhat irrelevant. As you can imagine, the bar for completing a phase 3 randomised trial in oncology is pretty high. Meta-analyses are mostly there for trainees to notch up a paper.

Another fine example of the author's point is the ivermectin in covid meta-analytic nonsense (which I cannot even bring myself to link), where a bunch of small rubbish trials are meta-analysed into a 'flawless' body of evidence while double blind randomised trials are impugned.
Or just put voip phones in every classroom for emergencies and ban mobile phones for students. 99.99999% of teachers have a cell phone anyway in the event of a proper emergency.
The dystopia is corporate control and the lack of freedom to hack our device as we wish.
Modded Minecraft Malware “Fractureiser” – What We Know
It sure is a medium! One Denver (IIRC) gravitational experiment could measure the field distortion caused by 100,000 people and cars at a local sports arena. [citation needed]
> However, nothing about this requires a new quantum sensor.

Sure. The news can be many thing. Maybe they got a marginally better gyroscope. Maybe it is not better in terms of better error characteristic, but cheaper, or smaller, or lower maintenance.

Or maybe they got a new software package which brings them benefits, but the way they could sell it to the leaders is by telling them that the sensor they are using is "quantum".

Or maybe none of the above and they are just trying to fake out an adversary to trigger a costly mistake.
"normally functioning" brains see things that are not actually there ALL the time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_illusion

Most UFO reports fall into the Optical Illusion category rather than extreme schizophrenia.
Petition to change the HN title to the article's subtitle.
Haha it's not just their own business languages but also MS' support for standard formats: In locales where the comma is used as the decimal separator, Excel will by default use semicolons for "CSV" exports.
I tried this in my raised beds last year and I simply wished I had grown the same things together. It didn’t really work out how I hoped since they are different heights and shade each other etc. Would have much preferred the corn all together in rows etc.

My understanding is that nitrogen fixing plants actually require the plant to die for the nitrogen to be released. So something like clover that grows in spring and then dies in hot summer works well. But beans growing in your corn and squash at the same time don’t do this.
What is the salary range?

What kind of operational whiz are you?

How many hours per week will your Delka Talent partner be putting into Peers with you, since he or she has a full-time job as a salesperson for that marketing agency? Is he located in the US or elsewhere?
That is perfectly possible.
The video call virtual avatar literally looks like a reanimated corpse. Like honestly if you were directing a sci fi movie where you were talking to a brain in a tank “that doesn’t know he’s dead yet” that’s how you’d art direct it.

Can see it becoming a faux pas to answer a video call as the creepy avatar.

I know Zuck got clowned on for the horizon avatars but at least they were just lame and low quality, not outright creepy/gross.
So I just watched Serial Experiments Lain last weekend, and the wires are a strong aesthetic in the show, but that is not what the show is actually about. The horror at the heart of the show is about depersonalization caused by constantly being Connected to the subconscious of other people. It's a show about the fears of a constantly connected world brought on by the internet, not the user interface of that connection.
> But then Apple doesn't ship devices with actually powerful GPUs, so it can never compete with the gaming PCs which are far less expensive and far more powerfull graphics-wise.

It is still expensive to have to use Windows just so you can game. Or put all the effort into dual booting Linux.

Most people just use a Macbook and then get an Xbox/Ps5/Switch/Quest2.

For games I can't use on those you can get Shadow PC which let's you play any Windows game ever using better GPUs than I could afford (or more accurately would care to spend) otherwise.

https://shadow.tech/
I agree, but if that's their entire solution, it isn't good
There are people who claim they “told you so” all along, who had heard about bitcoin in 2011[1]… and it’s still up 100x since then.

”But you could say the same of a legit Ponzi scheme or fraud!” No, not really. Those crash after the details emerge and everyone knows the truth. Here, the full “details” have been out for a very very long time.

[1] the year the infamous /r/buttcoin sub was formed, btw
It is a stylistic device that serves as a sort of emphasis. Rhetorically censoring all or part calls attention to it as profanity.

You hear an analogous effect used a lot in spoken speech (definitely in the UK, not sure about USA), for example, "ff-<beat>-in' thing". This stresses it in a way, similar to varying tone or volume, that would be missed in a flat reading.
Why is text such a shitshow?
There's a lot of non equity securities?
A take-home assessment senior engineers would actually do?
You’ve posted a 3-paragraph rant on a baseless assumption for a product which hasn’t been released yet. Let’s all withhold judgement until we have more information about how this truly works.
Nice product page
> The license to their translation layer(which is closed source) is very restrictive

The Windows EULA didn't allow people who built their own computer to buy the cheaper OEM version of Windows. They were supposed to pay full retail.

I would expect to see people care about this license agreement restriction just as much as they did when they built their own PC and installed the OEM version of Windows on it.
I look at graph/NoSQL databases like a prototyping tool. They allow you to work with semi-structured data before you have a solid understanding of the domain model. If you have a clear understanding of things, their properties and how they relate to each other, you would probably be better off reaching for Postgres/SQLite/etc.

Big picture, if someone else's money is involved (i.e. it's not my side project), I am going to select the oldest & most stable technology that will get the job done. Database engines are the last place you want to be playing in traffic if you are going to be on the hook for support. Save the "niche" curiosities for your personal time and you get the best of all worlds - a happy team, a happy customer and more frustration than you know what to do with.
Troubleshoot/faq:
Load site, click listen link in the top, refresh site

What is it:
A live feed of anonymized obfuscated samples, from the decentralized diy heating infrastructure of freetown christiania, is translated into velocities and pentatones for different instruments (hashfunction of data selects instrument) and played live in browser using js midi lib.
We supply heating to about 500 entities, and sample once per minute.
Looted treasures might never be displayed if returned to India, says historian
But it would be useful for OSS to do translation from Metal to DirectX - Apple probasbly doesn't want that.
As a rails developer Inhave grown to despise active record and consider it an anti-pattern as well.
There's an accessibility mode you can enable which provides keyboard and menu navigation, as well as audio cues. It's basically an alternative interface for interacting with the data layer.

I actually think this is a better approach to accessibility in web applications than trying to hang all of HTML+CSS+ARIA on the DOM. Check out Accessibility Object Model (AOM) for one spec proposal around this idea.
It doesn't necessarily need to be a '-'. Find a value for the tip that overflows the variable type, possibly. I'm not suggesting that this is likely. Curiosity above what code is running under the covers is all.
>I can assure you that plenty of us are still capable of answering "what makes me happy"

Opinion discarded.
Detection of a Single Sick Individual Using Wastewater Surveillance
I agree. Sometimes it feels Apple ships software too slowly. For example we have to wait for iOS 17 to be released to get a Whisper level dictation on the iPhone while Whisper has been out for almost a year. But maybe shipping at the pace of hardware is a good thing. Maybe we shouldn't deploy our sites on each commit
Show HN: Geppetto – ChatGPT in Your Slack
They're doing it by providing a large patch to Crossover, so it'll be curious to see what happens when Codeweavers releases the next version of Crossover which also has DX12 support.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/apple/homebrew-apple/main/...

With Codeweavers recent switch to employee-owned, I wonder if Apple will acquire them anytime soon?
Huh where does it say that? It states 16GB of RAM, not screen size.
This is an M1 with 16 GB of RAM not 16 inch.
Vouched, not sure why this article was marked dead, though maybe software considered the format was click bait.

It's more scientists don't know for certain why. I'd read some time ago they do know that atmosphere winds can impact the time, this article seems to hit on most culprits. The water melting off the poles distributing mass outwards certainly has to have an impact as well.
Statcounter is websites, games are not websites and you need to use an appropriate data source. Steam reports 1-2% for Mac users. My own game's wishlist stats are showing Mac is less popular than linux!
> Ok, and it says other apps do 2.5x times less than that.

They also have less than 2.5 the number of users. Counting the total is a very silly way to pretend the usage is high...

> There are very strong reasons: guy is trying to protect his business, he uses discounted imgur numbers as basis and doesn't mention standard plan numbers, so he is working hard to distort facts.

Those are not strong reasons. He uses the current best availeble data he has, which is comparable API plans he is working with.

He is very, very generous when calculating Reddit revenue. When they published their 100 million revenue quarter Fidelity valued their investment in reddit at 100million, they now value it at 60 which is a 40% drop since then.

Despite this, Christian considers their quarterly revenue 2x what it was at their peak, and adds 150 million on top to round the number to 600 mill annual. Most industry estimates do not go past 350. He borderline doubled their revenue for his napkin calculations.

So no, there are no strong reasons to believe he was lying about his math when he goes out of his way to be unexplainably kind to reddits revenue numbers.

> Its hyper active user given 345 daily requests, not just your regular user with few monthly visits.

Depending on how the api is set up you can have. 1 request for the front page, 1 request for the post itself, 1 request for the top 100 comments. scroll a bit, anoher request for the next 100 comments.

That is 4 requests for 1 user by checking one post and seeing a bit of what the conversation is. 34 requests a day is about 10 posts and some frontpage/sub scrolling. That is pretty light use for someone who uses Reddit daily, and its basically patheitc use for Mods who have to put in hundreds of monthly free hours at keeping communities civil.

> For example 345 reqs * 1% CTR * 10c

You have 0 chance of getting those rates on reddit, for a number of reasons.

One is that many reqs are on posts with no ads embbeded. two is that 1% ctr is high for reddit. and 3 is because reddit has awful conversion metrics and you are not getting 10c per click.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/11/reddit-users-are-the-least-v...

They have tried soo hard to increase ARPU and so far they havent cracked past 0.6$ when industry leaders fly past 7$ per user.

So reddit is losing fuck all from those 345 requests, and instead is gonna lose a huge hosts of mods, which will make the site more toxic, harder to advertise and crater their ARPU again making Fidelitys 40% loss since 2018 look like child's play.
Did you read the section about SO2?
Scroll up to see my reply above - law enforcement and security experts tend to say that children using their phones causing more harm than good during a crisis.
He's accused of being three things and give evidence of one of his policies as a reason. For which of those, and how that policy make him that?
That's why wise societies create laws and other social contracts that prevent this one upping.
As the article notes, believing that they need their phone to hedge against that possibility and won't be safe without it likely makes their mental health worse, not better.
Yes, you can. We give you the keys to the database we host for you. Alternatively, you can host the database somewhere else and connect it to Fastgen to build APIs and workflows on top of it.
Yeah projecting they eyes is such a stretch, seems to suggest they think we really will hangout with eachother while having the goggles on. Maybe they are right in the end, but weird. Same with the cameras displaying the world instead of using the eyes. Interesting choice, but also a big bet.
If I understand the diagrams in the article correctly (I haven't had a careful read) the correct terminology is that reasoning with new observations can be non-monotonic, not that it is unsound.

Non-monotonic reasoning means that the set of true consequences of a theory can both increase and decrease in cardinality, as new observations are made. A "theory" here is a set of axioms (which are assumed to be true, without further proof), and the theorems that can be derived from the axioms, under some set of rules of inference. If the rules of inference themselves are sound, then any decrease or increase of the set of true consequences of the theory is also sound.

Non-monotonic reasoning is claimed to be a better match for the way humans reason under uncertainty in the real world, than classical logic (which is monotonic) because it means a reasoning agent can "change its mind" when new information comes in, and so the agent does not have to be stuck with faulty initial assumptions.

This new information is in the form of "observations", which the article labels together with axioms. Technically speaking, observations are logical atoms, i.e. "facts", while axioms of a theory can be both facts and "rules" (where rules are more complex formulae composed of atoms). We normally don't directly observe new rules of the world but are left having to infer them using induction (which is not sound). New facts about the world can also be inferred: by abduction, like the thing that Sherlock Holmes does (and which is also unsound, and maps to probabilistic inference). In any case observations are not axioms, because they tend to come from a different source than axioms, which are basically made up by humans. e.g. "two parallel lines never meet" is an axiom while "things fall towards the ground" is an observation. On the other hand, it makes sense to lump observations together with axioms because they both make up the basis from which conclusions are drawn. So the author of the article is fudging it a bit but is not entirely off.

tl;dr, under a non-monotonic inference framework the results of inference can change when new observations are made, and that creates no contradiction with the fact that inference steps are not taken in error.

But note that all this is basically logic talk and has nothing to do with business. I was drawn to the article because of its title, but I find it has nothing to do with logical reasoning (which interests me) but is instead about thinking about business (which doesn't). I'm not sure if the framework of soundness (and completeness) and monotonicity can be directly applied to a business context.
I don't think you can really 100% prevent it. even openai has issues with gpt responding in an undesired way (google Dan, where people try to hack instructions to get responses that are undesired by the openai team). However I think you can make it more difficult (as in the person trying to misuse your chatbot will need to put in some effort to get the strawberry cake, if you have instructed it before to only give information about your product)
I recall churches attempting to operate and getting sued.
Ask HN: Is it time to talk about React Native vs. AI code translation to native
slightly overconfident here but thanks to AI help I am turning my most useful scripts into programs and while making interactive tutorials and messing with python to javascript AI code translation I got results useful enough to start wandering at what point it makes more sense to put little more effort and make native app with AI then mess with frameworks like react native

Apologies for beginner question.
Stay awesome.
At the time of Vietnam there was some sort of competition of different systems, now it‘s just plain old far right tyranny vs. the democratic world.

The Domino theory was more about the alternative perhaps proving itself viable so it was to be stopped in time. But Russia is not about to prove anything, instead Putin has stated over and over again that they want to bring the former Soviet countries under their rule.
Spoken like one who has never been bullied. "Engagement" is the last thing the victim wants for a damned good reason.
For GNU grep in particular, no, using a UTF-8 locale can significantly slow it down:

$ time LC_ALL=C grep -E '^\w{30}$' OpenSubtitles2018.raw.sample.en -c
3

real 0.808
user 0.744
sys 0.063
maxmem 10 MB
faults 0

$ time LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 grep -E '^\w{30}$' OpenSubtitles2018.raw.sample.en -c
4

real 20.064
user 19.982
sys 0.077
maxmem 10 MB
faults 0

Where as ripgrep is just Unicode aware by default, and still about as fast as the ASCII only variant of GNU grep above:

$ time rg '^\w{30}$' OpenSubtitles2018.raw.sample.en -c
4

real 1.163
user 1.132
sys 0.030
maxmem 916 MB
faults 0
As of kernel 6.2, discard=async isn't needed anymore.
It got a fix in 6.3[1]

[1]:https://www.phoronix.com/news/Btrfs-Discard-Tuning-Linux-6.3
> Siri is all on device.

No it’s not. Try doing literally anything without an active internet connection and she’ll say “I’m having trouble connecting”
Looks awesome! What's it under the hood ? Is it gonna be open source ?(not expecting to be, just curious!)
The consolation, if any, is that monetising any type of software is actually hard and getting harder no matter what business model. Otherwise the profitable "big tech" companies of today would not be mostly advertisers or infrastructure providers.
All of this is technically correct, but it's communicated really badly to the end user. If there is to be any success for Lemmy in the wake of Reddit shooting itself in the foot, it needs to make the federation part completely invisible and transparent, unless someone intentionally seeks it out. join-lemmy.org makes me choose from a list of servers before I can sign up (https://join-lemmy.org/instances). Without having a really solid understanding of how and why I need to choose a server, I'd be surprised if the conversion rate is higher than 5%.

Lemmy.ml is the largest instance, but it's already straining under the weight of a few thousand users (https://lemmy.ml/post/1147770?scrollToComments=true). I think what is needed now is someone with a big budget to purchase some server space and delete any mention of federation from the UX. It's just unclear how they will recoup their investment.
> causing the heart to bulge out at the apex.

I dont know about bulging but when I experienced my first break up in the 20s, I literally felt a hole in my heart for many days. It was a surreal experience, for some reason my mind was just telling me that there is nothing there where my heart should be.
On Object Orientation