skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I posted this already on a similar thread. I’m very aware during deliberately not visiting Reddit these last two days, that I’m missing the ‘dopamine hits’ from the controversial posts and outrage bait more than the loss of information and discovery.
They look nice. One question though, they seem to be mostly tilted back, do you think this would be comfortable if I use it with a desk?
Nightmare fuel for sure.
I don't think people are't happy for those who got eye sight back, but the article mentions "altruism" when it may not be and I think that is what is being debated here.
There are actually productive sectors of the economy that can and need to be invested in. We have a lot of work to do still with logistics, raw materials and energy. It's problematic when so-called ''safe'' bets like real estate end up eating the vast majority of capital rather than it being invested on things that will actually change our quality of life.
I didn't even say "AI" in the post, I said ML. And the ideas I proposed are basic ML 101 stuff. Nothing revolutionary, just basic common sense features that would drastically improve Reddit if implemented. Do you have any objections to the actual ideas proposed, or you just want to ad hominem?

Yea I built this last yea when the term "web3" was still in vogue. I agree that buzzwords tend to be overused and especially "web3", but in any case I'd appreciate if you'd actually address the ideas proposed instead of focusing on the terminology.
Sieve (Mail Filtering Language)
IDK, you can ask polish tax authority for a individual interpretation of law and it's binding in court.
The "war on drugs" has long since failed, but I think there's a valid point about controlling the advertising and marketing of substances.
You assume that Reddit forms the core of OpenAI's data mining. While it may be large, I suspect that OpenAI has read alot more of the internet than that.
What would be great is an LLM trained on that pirate library we all use, Z Lib I think, with all the books of the world, not just forum opinions.

To me, the data cat is out of the bag, and no single corp will ever put it back again.

laughs evilly for sweet ideas none the less
They included a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK5PQ3Oj_L8
There was a P2P Reddit alternative some time ago. The problem with it was that you had to install a program on your computer, so it can sync with the network. I doubt it still exists, but the idea was intriguing. Anyone remember the name?
Look guys, people are allowed to write articles with an opinion you disagree with. If you want to tell us all you stopped reading when a comparison was that you feel is unfair take a moment to reflect that really, that just makes you look silly and tells us nothing about the article. It's honestly the weakest form of critique.

I think she raises some really salient points, and it looks extremely bad that the CEO of Coinbase is making clearly specious arguments. I don't believe the SEC's approval of his filing says anything about the regulations around this securities law. I think he thinks he can win some cheap PR points with people who don't know any better. Acting like that does indicate that he probably doesn't have any real defense. People don't make bad arguments if they have good ones available to them.
Crazy Creek chairs. Not many features and low to ground, yet very comfortable for long periods of time and collapses down to very small footprint.
But 4chan is precisely the kind of “train station” Viktor is talking about. You’re talking to an ever-changing population of anons. The tiny communities that form over this layer sometimes, around generals or because of anons recognising each other, don’t last very long.
They might be a bit difficult for that, definitely more for chilling out.
In the case of multi-gpu gaming, loading might not be an issue.

You are sending the exact same data to both GPUs. If the the PCIe switch and GPU drivers support multicast, then you would actually get the full 16x bandwidth to both.

Which is actually a huge advantage over the most common multi-gpu setup, which is forced to statically split the 16 PCIe lanes into two independent 8x slots. Even if you were playing a game that only used one GPU, simply having the second gpu plugged in meant your total bandwidth to each gpu was limited to 8x speed.

I really wish you could find x86 motherboards with PCIe switch chips... but switch chips are really expensive so nobody makes them.
It can be both, it can be beautiful in its own ways for both, I don't get why there is a need to say it's a waste in one instance, recreational drug use is not meant to be efficient, it's not meant to be "get the best out of the experience by doing this". It's fun in clubs, it's fun with a loved one on a quiet day, it's fun with close friends in an evening.

The real waste is trying to gatekeep experiences, or closing oneself to experiences because you deem there's just "one right way" to do it.
Sadly, both UTF-9 and UTF-18 are poorly designed.

If you look at the structure of UTF-8, it is based on a prefix code: each byte starts with a string of 1s followed by a 0, where the total number of bytes in the sequence is the number of initial 1 bits in the first byte – except for single-byte sequences, which start with a 0 bit, and the 10 prefix instead of being used to introduce single byte sequences is instead used to mark continuation bytes. There is no reason why UTF-9 could not have adopted the same structure – 0xxxxxxxx for U+0000 thru U+00FF, 110xxxxxx 10yyyyyyy for U+0100 thr thru U+1FFF, etc, but instead the UTF-9 author decided to go with a much more simplistic scheme of "initial bit is 0 for initial byte, 1 for continuation byte".

UTF-18 is also flawed, because it has no concept of surrogates, hence it cannot represent the full 21-bit repertoire of Unicode characters. Once again, there is no technical reason why it could not have supported the use of surrogates to achieve this.

I suppose it doesn't really matter because it was just an April Fool's joke not a serious proposal – but if one was to make a serious proposal for a UTF-9 and UTF-18, I think it would have to fix these two flaws in RFC4042.
Eye laser surgery is considered elective. What country do you live in that covers it as part of socialise healthcare?
What's the diff? They both signal value.
The topic of many 18th-19th century patents.
Who gets to define normal though? We have one life in this crazy universe.
I raise you the languages tab which by default sends text typed in “certain text boxes” to Microsoft for grammar assistance and text prediction.
How Does a QR Code Encode Data?
incredibly condescending which always pairs well with ignorance. "Hobby AI" are the people (mathematicians, domain experts etc) that made this all possible so that you can now "just code it in C/C++".

Have you ever tried to iterate developing any serious class of algorithms in C++?

> Once you know what you actually want it to do

When is that exactly? Even the last few months of LLM land development show very clearly how everything is rapidly evolving (and will very likely continue for quite some time).

Numerical linear algebra stabilized decades ago so you do have low-level libraries in C++ (or even fortran) but there is quite some distance between an LLM and linear algebra.
You could keep updating the weight you give to each upvote. That would mean upvotes you make at the start of each month are valued too highly before getting valued less, but as long as the creation date of all the accounts are distributed evenly across the month that should even out.

Alternatively you could base it on the number of upvotes a user gave last month, before correcting it at the end of the month, although that system might be easy to game.
What has happened that makes borosilicate glassware hard to get?
the 60W envelope is the phone part

I mean you can't style yourself a workstation if the lights don't dim when turned on
The victim's article on Medium: https://medium.com/@bjax_/a-tale-of-unwanted-disruption-my-w...
I'm assuming that you're using the internal microphone on your laptop, which is relatively close to the fan.

You need a microphone that is closer to your mouth than the fan.

To prevent microphone feedback, you'll probably also need headphones.

Many people use headsets with microphones for exactly these reasons. There are plenty of great bluetooth and wired options out there.
I don't think you understand copyright.

Let's consider a cultural work. If I make a poem, it's covered under copyright. Suppose the local library posts it on the wall for a season, for anyone to come by and read.

Libraries like to promote local culture, so they rotate things out so others get a chance to show their work. At the end of the season, my work comes down.

I take it home and file it for later. Perhaps I'm looking for a publisher but it takes a few years to find one.

It's now much harder to find in its original form.

That withdrawal from the public sphere does not revoke my copyright, nor should it revoke my copyright.
I worked in a chinese compact chair like the ones pointed out here(helinox) both the large and small size.

I rather use the cheap decathlon folding chair with armrests: https://www.decathlon.es/es/p/silla-plegable-camping-quechua... which is surprisingly comfortable for me
Oh that is classic revolver!

I want to tell a story about Lucy the Lesbian, but I’m not going to.
You appear to be confusing special relativity and general relativity. Mass-energy equivalence pops out of special relativity, and is part of general relativity because GR extends SR. Another class of theories which extend special relativity are (relativistic) quantum field theories. These also have mass-energy equivalence baked into them because they contain special relativity.

Your are correct that there is a (strong) conflict between general relativity and quantum field theory, and this is a major problem for theorists, but it does not pose problems for using mass-energy equivalence in quantum field theories (since it comes from SR not GR).

There are real, physical, examples where the GR/QFT conflict is more problematic. For example in quantum physics labs around the world it is possible to put things which have mass in superpositions of being in two different places. This is usually done with very small objects, but it happens. We have absolutely no idea what is happening to space-time when we do this.
Or there's Cavafy's less optimistic take: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/51295/the-city-56d22e...
The difference is that most white men who kill themselves probably don't do it because they're white, heterosexual men. They do it because other aspects of their life, which is tragic in itself.

On the other hand, people with other sexualities or non-cis people are being treated unfairly for who they are.

That's why I didn't understand why you felt the need to mention white male suicides. It's pretty obvious that non-white, non-hetero people are being treated differently by default in our western societies.

Plus, see this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36307885
I find MrBeast hollow and I doubt he can understand what creeps many of us out about his videos. It's very hard for me to put it into words as well.

His videos seem to reflect a generation that has lost hope and dignity. None of his subscribers care that his style of handout can't scale to a society, everyone want to be that person that gets a free Lambo just because they exist.

What I find most disturbing is how thin the veil of hyprocricy is, and yet still so many people fall for it.

I would be a lot less icked out by these videos if they weren't so succesful.
>> “Remember: The SEC reviewed our business and allowed us to become a public company in 2021.”

If it's normal for a startup to patch their software to keep up-to-date with changes/time, I wouldn't be surprised if SEC / Gov / Justice Dept updated their Views/Position with time!
But not only language. LMM (large multimodal model) maybe?
It's funny how "Mr. Beast" with no soul or content cares about others. He does charity because of tax write-off not because it benefits society. I once watched a video of his because of clickbait, and it was a waste of time targeting immature youth. He's all about hype and no substance.
I have longed for America, but not anymore. American culture tainted by ideological warriors is making America lose its soft power.
> neither of which matter at planetary scales like here on earth

...except, isn't it true that the galaxy that contains the earth wouldn't exist were it not for dark matter?
Oh, this seems like a very interesting product. Have you tried the LongBack chair? If so, would that be preferable for long usage vs. the original / smaller one?
I "blew my life up" twice. Both times I was looking to start over and settle, i.e. grow roots, but in a different place.

It failed both times. People are incredibly difficult to accept outsiders within their circle. I did get married, but wife wants no kids :( ... which makes the marriage a little... fragile. Without close family/friends holding me here (I am and feel like a complete stranger here, 10 years on, and my wife is not local either), it seems I could just go at any time.

However, blowing my life up a third time seems futile. It may work for some people, but after failing twice, doing it a third time seems stupid.
I think that the elites have established social networks. I think that's almost in the definition of elite.

Are the terms "elite" and "elites" a term with hidden meaning in the US? Is it a republican dogwhistle for democrats?
Yes, and to some extent, what's at stake is to get to choose the next president (or future dictator) in the US.

What's that worth for, say Xi in China - look at how much he is ok with spending on invading Taiwan. And how much he'd save, if a to him a more friendly person (Trump) became the president. Then compare that with $2
All fabs have libraries that their customers use to turn chip RTL to actual transistor layout to be fabbed.

Apple silicon is made using mobile libraries, same as their iPhone and iPad chips. Even though they're made on these dense libraries, the chip is still very big, since they need to include CPUs, GPUs, NPUs, and all of their fixed function hardware.

All of this puts a limit in terms of frequency and core count. You will find that other server hardware in this price range significantly outperforms Apple silicon , save for those video workloads they're missing fixed function hardware for.

M2 Ultra has some 134B transistors, when you compare with an equivalent chip like MI300 (146B), you find that really, in terms of raw compute, there is no comparison. We will have more details on MI300 today, watch out for the news cycle.

This is an excellent read in terms of what difference using dense vs performance libraries can make - https://www.semianalysis.com/p/zen-4c-amds-response-to-hyper...
So we're killing crypto again. Okay! This time around just buy some while it's cheap. You may learn a thing or two. About finance, and about yourself.

At 50k you remembered checking it when it was 25k, and regretted not buying. Well, it's 25k again, lucky you!

But wait! Is this me trying to help you? Shill my bags? Or trying to reverse-psyops you into staying a nocoiner? Take your pick!
Is it going to be used with a desk?
I bought a 3 legged camping stool which I thought would be portable and good for sitting against a tree, but unfortunately it gave me pins and needles after about 20 minutes.

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/camping-tripod/_/R-p-13373

Shame, as it was fine up until that point.
>Isn't pulumi aws just terraform under the hood still?

It depends.

The AWS "Classic" provider uses the terraform provider [1].

The AWS "Native" provider does not, and instead uses the AWS Cloud Control API [2].

[1]: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws

[2]: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-aws-native
I can see how the barrier to getting onto the internet might have been more intellectual than financial.

I am utterly at a loss about what you think the intellectual barrier to buying a plane ticket is.
I've enjoyed bulma in the past:

[1] https://bulma.io

There are a bunch of others I haven't used in a long time:

[2] https://getbootstrap.com

[3] https://get.foundation

Many people also like tailwind, but it's very opinionated:

[4] https://tailwindui.com
Well the windows were mostly boarded up so…

That said, the Thai food was remarkably good if you went in early enough.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_att...
Planned economy, planned who does what.
I agree with you that IQ tests are kinda useless. Also ,I think its a misconception that IQ tests test intelligence. Taking the test depends on many external and internal factors. Mood, how rested and sated you are, how comfortable you are while taking the test. Those things in turn affect your patience and your concentration, and ability to resist environmental distractions, etc, etc.

Often times experience can affect these IQ tests. One can easily warm up to IQ tests; I know you're not supposed to be able to, but it's totally doable. Do two ones in a row, and after learning the answers to the first one, you'll do loads better on the second one (after a break, so your concentration isn't depleted if you struggle with that).
Firewalling is a good practice and hopefully provide some traceability if servers at a registrar would start to attack the epp servers. It should however not the be only defense as that would make the system vulnerable to the least secure registrar that is approved by the registry. Becoming a registrar is also in many cases not that hard.
If you alrady decided to use a full form, then the difference between

fn x -> ... x ... end

and

fn item -> ... item ... end

is not that far, but it makes a huge different for other team members and even for the future self.

Beside Elixir/Erlang, I also a kdb+/q (an APL family language) developer, and there the 1st,2nd,3rd arguments of the function are called x, y, z correspondingly by default.
E.g.

instead of

f: {[n] n*n}
f 5
=> 25

you can write:

f: {x*x}
f 5
=> 25

or instead of:

add: {[a;b] a+b}
add[10;20]
=> 30

you can write:

add: {x+y}
add[10;20]
=> 30

There is a wide range of syntactic sugar and shorthands in PLs. If your PL supports multiple options, you need to choose the best one depending on the context or situation.

Having said that, I believe that modern PLs plagued with the flexibility syndrome, and I would prefer it if the PL designers selected a single approach and sticked to it.
Majority of people don’t donate. And majority of people here don’t live in America earning 120k/yr.

You’re kidding yourself if you think people on HN are contributing anything to better society.
This is extremely common practice in our system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosecutorial_discretion
Well, sure. Still, a middle aged white man probably has other kinds of privileges than a black transsexual woman. That's kinda my point. I'm not saying that white males don't have it hard but as a white male I never really had to face any kind of discrimination for being who I am. And if it happened it was mostly done by white, heterosexual men.

I wonder why nobody is mentioning the reasons that these suicides happen and instead just talks about the raw numbers.
Knock off versions with the same style are all over amazon[1] at a 5th of the price. Im sure the helinox versions are better but 5x better?

[1] https://amzn.eu/d/8uoKjrS
Virtually nothing remains of this qasr, which once stood on an elevated mound surveying the desert and the cultivated lands to the west. The qasr and the huge reservoir to the southeast are associated, on the basis of literary and epigraphic evidence, with the Caliph Yazid II (719-723 AD). Numerous capitals decorated with acanthus leaves and Arabic inscriptions, as well as a water gauge to measure the depth of water in the reservoir, were recovered from the site.
Plus we are talking about a free open-source project, that's more of a grassroots effort, that didn't start as a corporate plan and creation. There are others contributing and writing documentation (and they aren't all English experts). Mistakes will happen and changes are allowed (many for the good). The language is not 1.0 yet, so should be allowed and will evolve/change over time (as other languages before it).

People are also free to join the project or directly make helpful suggestions. That's part of the point of open-source.
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There is a document link at the end of the video that goes into more detail: https://dynamicland.org/links/2023-04-27

An interesting side note is that the document was itself prepared using DynamicLand. Truly excited to see where this goes (and also how RealTalk 2022 is different from RealTalk 2018).
Did he mention scrollbars in the content of the webpage? Or is it all only about single main scrollbar?
> partially complete compatibility layer

So… partial compatibility layer?
> My point was that a general "no app shall customize scrollbar look and feel" is wrong, as there are certain kinds of apps that do benefit from custom look and feel. Sure, not all games, but also games are not so entirely different from other kinds of apps.

But the point is, that your website is not an app. At most it is a web app, and therefore governed by the browser and the user's preferences and choices for the browser.

A website (or website that is a "web app") should fundamentally be a different degree of commitment than installing an application into the user's system. There is a reason for browser sandboxes and for the browser to have its configuration. The browser itself is the actual app and the user should be in control of that, to govern a at least partially unified UX throughout the websites the user visits.
Bare Git Repository
People in my circles mostly struggle with YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok, and Twitter.
Initially, I was thinking no but if there is a small folding table that would work with a folding chair, why not?
If you have switched PCIe anyways I would have loved a Mac Pro with a "passive" switched PCIe backplane where you can hotplug PCIe devices in including M2 CPU PCIe cards. Also polish the OS accordingly that you can upgrade/switch your CPU in live operations without shutting down the OS or may be even run Apple silicon CPUs and x86 CPUs alongside.
current view

https://classic.nullschool.net/#current/chem/surface/level/o...
This post inspired me to look at move 37 of the Lee Sedol game with a strong AI (stronger than AlphaGo Lee anyway) - interestingly, it thinks that the position favours Lee Sedol (~51% win rate to white, AlphaGo was still grinding down the komi advantage) and there was a better move available for black. Still was a good move though. It also thought AlphaGo then misplayed the following sequence and gave Lee an advantage for a brief moment.
I don’t think this purely a fear campaign.

Billions are spent on border protection every year for a very broad range of reasons - even before the past 20 years of ‘terrorism bad’. Narcotics, dangerous and malicious persons, people smuggling, customs and international cooperation are legitimate concerns that nations genuinely care are about.
Don't make forever home out of sand on a corporation's beach.
You're paying half your rent to property managers?! Stop this insanity. There is no such thing as a rental pool, unless it's literally a pool that is rented. What service are you using?
3000 word like article :DDDDDDDDDDDDDD
I think in games reimplementing controls is done because of game engines having their own gaming-specific widgets or parts, which are not using the system's widgets themselves. Game creators will make use of the things available in the game engines.