skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, and? What I'm saying is that there's probably a limit to how profitable enshittification can be. Certainly it can't be the basis of a long-term sustainable business, so it's limited to the kind of zero-sum profits of a pump and dump. Even investors get tired of this eventually, when enough of them get stuck holding the bag.
Someone just asked GPT-4 and got the same result as DeepMind did:

https://twitter.com/DimitrisPapail/status/166684395282416846...
I've used Pulumi for a few small projects. I quite like it and I can see a Terraform importer being useful (for example GCP provides comprehensive Terraform support and being able to convert those to Pulumi quickly would speed things up a lot).
Show HN: Carlos App, audio ChatGPT-based chatbot that speaks 50 languages
Carlos App is a "ChatGPT wrapper" that is audio-based (no text interface, you have to speak into your mic), designed to help you gain fluency in a second language, supplemental to other practice.

Carlos's grammatical accuracy/fluency varies by language. For major languages, it's pretty good. Pronunciation is good across the board, which means that there is still an audio immersion benefit even for languages that have relatively less representation in the GPT training data. However, for such languages there may be minor grammatical inaccuracies.

Pretty early product here, been working on it for about a month & would greatly appreciate feedback.
Good luck organizing a bunch of people to do literally anything in 60 seconds. Also don't see what the point was of having everyone on their knees. The whole story is just really dumb.
These are researchers associated with multiple institutes each, so you've inflated the apparent number by quoting them multiple times. Only 10 people are listed as authors (fairly small for a genetics paper) and of those, two are PIs, three (including the two main authors) are from the same research lab, and the rest are associated with the PIs.

If you want to know the rationale for why this is "useful research" for the public to fund, look at the funding applications. They're public and the paper even lists them by grant number to make it easy. Here's one: https://grantome.com/grant/NIH/R01-GM100233-05

It's fundamental research on the human genome though, pretty obviously applicable to medicine and human health.
Memory chiplets on the same substrate as the cpu cores or memory dimms sitting in a housing a few inches away?

Where are you getting this information on the memory latency? What is the actual number?

I don’t think this question is about latency exactly.

You were the one the brought up latency

those edits should benefit by apparently an order of magnitude higher bandwidth

Most software is not written well enough to be memory bandwidth limited, even graphics software. It is mostly games that end up actually needing the memory bandwidth.
Apparently, recent Windows uses POSIX semantics by default: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23745019
Maybe in some respects the US is more open about its atrocities than other nations, e.g Guantanamo bay and our prison rate

But we also not free to discuss secrets kept from us. And US is not lenient on whistleblower exposing secret lawbreaking and atrocities.
I just read Gruber's review. When he says "field of view" he's not talking about total degrees of arc, he's talking about what one might think of as "zoom," in this instance. He says things don't appear larger or smaller when you remove the headset.
Cool idea, I think Ethereum wallets as accounts have good potential to be an elegant solution to spam/bot prevention. I, too, remember the times when Reddit fostered high(er) quality discussion in almost every thread, so I'll keep an interested eye on the platform.

However, I do agree with other commenters that Zsync is probably not the greatest choice of a name. It's just not that catchy and doesn't seem to have much relevance to what the website is supposed to be.
I used to think that too. But now I doubt that. And I now think that only in exceptional circumstances would anything remain after a couple of hundred years. Especially with the iron ships.

Cold and anaerobic is what will preserve ships. And those conditions are not particularly common.
You're complaining to a thread that already knows this. We can complain all we want about lack of transparency and truth.

But, it's from where we stand, not where we want to be. We stand in pure speculation, and cannot create foreign policy based on "we're, like, pretty sure you did it... in our heads!"

This kind of system of policy creation leads to guantanamo bay and the iraq war. We hold people against their will swearing they have information. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. So we resort to torture and have murdered plenty in the name of it. What if they actually don't have the information? Then we're just torturing/murdering innocents.

Is it worth it? Personally I say no. But it won't stop us from parading around the success cases screaming "the ends justify the means".
outbound firewalls like littlesnitch are bypassable, but at another layer of depth. visual prompt for unknown network attempt is probably good. would be nice to have similar prompts for the filesystem.
I'd bet that if you asked 100 average Walmart shoppers what "officially licensed" even meant you'd get some fraction which couldn't tell you. A reasonable person however wouldn't assume it was an official Jack Daniel's product and they'd certainly have to be extremely drunk to mistake the dog toy for an actual bottle of Jack Daniel's which is the only time such a misunderstanding would cost Jack Daniel's a lost sale anyway.

Even if someone, somewhere, somehow managed to assume that Jack Daniel's was the entity behind a cute dog toy it still wouldn't hurt them any. It feels like Jack Daniel's is doing far more harm to their own reputation than the dog toy ever would have. I know lawyers love insisting that companies must to defend their trademarks to the death and treat everything that could ever conceivably come close to infringing on a trademark like it were a deadly threat, and I'm sure Jack Daniel's would love to make this toy company pay them excessive licensing fees to keep the product on shelves, but this is just silly.
He doesn’t post a ton of content. Not sure if the time spent is enough to worry about. He also has a channel dedicated to showing his people helping poor and disabled people around the world. Pretty wholesome if you ask me.
What about installing Windows 98 in dosbox? I haven't tried this but have done it with Windows 3.11.

This was the first result when I searched:
https://dosbox-x.com/wiki/Guide%3AInstalling-Windows-98
I haven't used BBEdit regularly since I discovered Vim (and now Neovim) 10+ years ago, allowing my license to lapse. But I couldn't resist the 30th anniversary sale to purchase the latest version for $30.

The UI hasn't changed much, which is both good and not so good.

Neovim will continue to be my daily driver but I'm glad to support a small, local (to where I live) developer who's been making great Mac software for a long time.

BBEdit is like an insurance policy just in case…
This is cool. Something anonymous like Blind is needed for the healthcare industry. Interested to see where it goes.
Unfortunately, the US is just completely broken in respect to treating people with dignity if they fall on hard times. I'm willing to say that as long as things are (and they seemingly are, so far anyway) transparent, and agreed to, up front, by all parties involved, I can't say I'm against this.

I understand the "poverty porn" aspect might be a sour taste, but this is the state we exist in, unfortunately, where these random acts of charity are really meaningful to so many people.
My extraordinarily poor experience with the burger project was enough to validate, my up until that point just gut-level, uncomfortableness.
In my mind, Mr Beast is like CGP Grey (in the sense that they both do high quality videos). Except Mr Beast is far more hedonistic.

Maybe it's my immaturity as a 21 year old, but I love Mr. Beast videos. Whenever I remember he exists, I go to his channel and watch a few videos.

The videos are super high quality. Instead of spamming like a lot of YouTubers do, he invests a lot into each video.
> a failure in that the vast majority of "Ask HN" questions go unanswered

Is that bad? HN isn't a Q & A site. I think it makes sense that only the questions that interest the community get upvoted and answered. If every single question did get answered, are you sure this wouldn't look like Quora?
His latest video has 66 million views. That's like every single person in Australia X 3 watched the video. Nutso.
Fires in CA are normal, but not all fires are equal, and the fires that have been in CA recently are worse than they would have been even with the excess ground litter.

The fire season is longer, the droughts are worse, the fires are more intense, fires are happening outside of their historic range, and trees are not surviving the fire assuming they weren't dead already due to drought.

Timely article, "Anthropogenic climate change impacts exacerbate summer forest fires in California" (https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2213815120)
If you look at the records of issued patents and which ones are owned by known "trolls," a very small minority of them come from this approach. Writing patents to anticipate future inventions is risky and expensive, and most of those patents will be worthless because a non-expert can't anticipate the technical direction of a field very well. Buying failed startups is cheaper and easier, and a lot less uncertain.
I came to write the same thing. If anything, there is far too much working code to be startups /s.
I have very secure WFH and I moved in closer intentionally. It's been life changing, I got rid of my car, moved in to a high end inner city apartment, and fully embraced the lifestyle. The access to social experiences in the city is unmatched. I get access to all this stuff like a pool and gym that I couldn't or wouldn't pay for if I had to maintain it myself.

Living inner city kind of makes you a social hub where everyone wants to come to your place because it's super accessible by public transport so everyone can drink and hang out in the spa/steamroom/sauna and then walk out to the local pubs and restaurants.

Meanwhile I see all my rural family stagnating, getting addicted to drugs, stuck on welfare, and living subjectively depressing lifestyles.
Its a horrible link. It points to a specific commit...Okay, so it must have something to do with the commit? Nope, the commit is putting a limit on the number of symlinks to resolve for whatever reason. Then you also notice that the link is simply a link to the file, not a specific line (something like https://github.com/mackyle/sqlite/blob/18cf47156abe94255ae14...), so you are expected to read the whole C file to figure out why.
Sourdough takes substantially longer to grow mold than most other types of bread plus it is delicious and doable to make at home.
Yes they do. You can refresh the state file quite easily using the `pulimi refresh` command.

I'm not really sure how you'd do it without a state file though? State drift is very common and without an idea of the current state it's pretty difficult for any framework to work out what updates need to be applied.
not so sure about that. I think most kids see it as fun and nothing more .
It's what happens after Year Zero. Nobody stops at Year Zero.
Two reasons I find this distasteful. It might be a net good still, I’m not sure. It’s not obvious however.

One downside is that it competes for the same “feel-good” feeling which much more effective charities compete for. Someone engages with Mr.Beast, feels like they did good. Later they walk by a food shelter in need of volunteers and thinks “I already did my part.” As we have parasocial relationships, we have paraphilanthropy. I suspect it ultimately makes people less compassionate and caring. This is hinted at here:

> For Miller, what makes Donaldson remarkable is that he essentially asks his audience to see themselves as a commodity, and to therefore see their views and likes and shares as a force for good: “MrBeast is actually telling people that they’re entering a marketplace, by saying, ‘If you watch this, this is worth so much money, I can raise this much money and I can spend it on good causes.’” As Donaldson says in one video for his philanthropic sub-channel: “Beast Philanthropy is literally funded by your eyeballs. Not even joking.”

Truth is, watching hours of YouTube isn't doing good. At best it’s entertainment, at worst it’s hours of human potential wasted.

The other downside is that it normalizes the extrinsic reward to doing good. Kindness done for the “thank you” breeds resentment. The vulnerable can be thankful, but they can also be angry, frustrated, confused, hurt, mentally ill, etc. Sustainable kindness is done for oneself.
> Artists will continue to make art because it’s a compulsion. But I wish we had a world that was less oriented towards rewarding meaningless toil and would at least allow our born artists, writers, and creators the chance to do their obsessions to our benefit.

Everybody is an artist, and everybody can create and share art for themselves and the people around them. That is art at is best, in my opinion. Commercialization and mass production and display and distribution of "art" is what degrades it for me.

> Especially as we move post scarcity, I hope we can build a WPA like entity - perhaps, in a crazy twist, funded by AI?

Post-scarcity will never happen because even the people with mansions in many countries, billion-dollar yachts, and fleets of private airplanes do not have enough. And 10 billion people can't even live like them. Why would the people who own most of the capital suddenly collectively decide they would like to share the production with the rest of the world?

But if it did happen, we should not pay artists for art. We should give everybody enough so that if anybody wanted to paint a picture or hammer some metal into a horseshoe or knit a sweater or write some assembly code, they could do so.
Well their AI product hasn't sold for offers over 10k after >85 days, even when apparently earning 1k a month rev? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35229988

Might be a danger for devs to pile into that space
DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS GUY!!!

Blowing up your life is exactly that, a big frikin mistake.

I've made several decisions that later revealed themselves as life blowing. It's not worth it.

In youth it's easy to imagine that you have infinite tries to get it right. This is totally wrong. Decisions that set your life back years can only be overcome so many times, and never completely.

So, instead of blowing it up, add it up slowly year by year, increasing your traction and equity....
Pretty much any influencer/YouTuber you can find across social media... The successful ones make it look like it's an easy work, and while some of them might have put up the hours tk grow their brand, a bunch of them are still chasing their dream of breaking through.

At the end of the day I'd say it's luck + marketing/attention grabbing. If the algorithm doesn't show your content and the content itself is boring or doesn't have a market you won't make it through
> Seriously, given how terribly morose the Catholic church is, I really don't see it being out of the realm of possibility.

That might be how it seems from an outside perspective, but nuance and context make all the difference. We aren’t some death and doom loving group, despite what it might seem with the emphasis placed on displaying things like the crucifix. On the contrary, the vivid nature of the Cross is meant to be a stark reminder of what was accomplished through the death AND resurrection of Jesus.

Whether it is the call of morbid curiosity, or the juxtaposition, it invites you to ponder “why?”
Just anecdotally I have observed that people who live inner city tend to have much lower rates of obesity and sedentary lifestyles.
> Local beers are just some weird competition to see who can make the hopiest bitterest beer.

It wasn’t always this way. I remember when our local breweries had a wide range of regular styles, and many specialized in whatever weird quirky thing they were into. That got me to explore Trappist styles, Flemish style sours, a whole bunch of English styles that I didn’t like at first but eventually became my thing because they’re so subtle, and a huge variety of different adjuncts regardless of hoppiness.

Local beer wasn’t (usually) about the locality of where it was brewed and fermented, it was about the locality of the humans involved and their whims. I think this still exists in some places, but IPA has basically become the “other beer” besides lager everywhere and it’s really a damn shame. And it’s basically ruined beer for me. I actually like IPA, but I’d lose interest anything that becomes so uniform.
You would need to bridge the Terraform provider to a Pulumi provider first. If you've written a Terraform provider, bridging to a Pulumi provider should be straightforward.

If you need help with this, please reach out to me on the Pulumi community slack at https://slack.pulumi.com and happy to help
I wonder what anyone coming from other parts of the world thinks when they just arrive. How long does it take until they accept as normal this cost of living with respect to received mediocrity? Don't forget to tip that 20%! Other quality-of-life concerns aside like good weather, good tech opportunities abound, etc., from a food-pricing POV, it must seem like a bad deal to an outsider just coming in, or maybe they already know what they're signing up for when they decide to move and it's no big deal.
I enjoy watching Mr. Beast's videos, like millions of other people. His videos have a wonderful childlike playful energy, where contestants play schoolyardesque games for the chance of big rewards. The losers usually still walk away with thousands of dollars. He does massive amounts of philanthropy in addition to the mainstream content. Are there really any criticisms of Mr. Beast other than get-off-my-yard snobbery?
I wonder how sustainable this will be ultimately, but it seems like he's able to just give all this stuff away and help people, and yes, they have to agree to be being filmed participating in some manner, but seriously, he's helping folks who need it. Every day people.

the federal govt. spends trillions on aid without having to film people. The whole reason Mr Beast is able to give anything away at all is because of the spectacle. otherwise, no one would watch and he'd have no money to give.
I don’t think it really counts as “blowing up your life” if you don’t go through a period (say, longer than a few months) of regret. You need to do enough damage that it hurts without a clear safety net. Otherwise what you did was “moving” or “quitting” or “breaking up”. I mostly agree with the premise though. Pass the dynamite, I think I might be due…
I hope to blow my life up in a few within a the year sometime. Maybe not as drastic as others, but my life has been at a pretty low state. Finally have managed to crawl myself out of a nasty burnout/depressive period, and things are finally starting to work out. In the end, I do not have much to lose that I haven't lost already. I have no momentum or anything really.

What's the saying?

"When you hit rock bottom there is no where to go but up."

I guess my whole point is that blowing up one's life isn't always blowing up a "good life" so to speak.
It's no different than Olympic Athletes and other professional stars telling kids to work hard in school and one day they too can compete in the olympics/be a professional athlete, with no mention to the tens of thousands of hours of training, long hours, strict diet, and frankly unhealthy levels of obsession typically required to propel someone to that level.

As a kid I admired a lot of people/shows that I later wised up about. Probably harmless. In your place I might just every now and then watch it with them, play along with the better moments and shake my head at some of the stupider moments just to plant the mind-worm that what they see isn't "real life", but I'm also not sure how old your kids are or how they watch him.
We're literally in a thread about rural America being unable to keep basic necessities like hospitals open, but if someone poops on the sidewalk it's a failed state? Very cool, reasonable definition.
Residents are poorly paid, but residency programs are expensive to operate and expand. The non-profit and public sector teaching hospitals which operate most such programs are generally doing better than small rural hospitals but they're still in a precarious state. They take losses treating a lot of uninsured and Medicare/Medicaid patients.
Love watching the shadows, it’s like they are being pulled down by gravity
This post is wrong as it downplays the severity of individual events and only focusses on global ones.

Last year's floods in Pakistan that displaced millions (barely reported on in the west) were such a local event.

Saying "oh, this is fine, because somewhere else the weather was mild" is disturbing.

The whole reason why climate change is so problematic is that the change in the global indicators will cause many many "individual weather perturbations", as you call them, which will displaced millions and disrupt supply chains.

The fact that there is some mild weather event somewhere else doesn't offset these negative effects in any way!

It is not mock science!
> One downside is that it competes for the same “feel-good” feeling which much more effective charities compete for.

Talk about grasping at straws. Seriously?
CapRover app deployment on Digital Ocean is very cost effective.

It’s easy to deploy on a droplet using the DO scripts, and the droplets can be as cheap as you want them to be with the ability to easily scale up.

If you outgrown the biggest droplet size… congratulations! You made it!
Never understood the appeal. Hey I'm rich, watch my videos where I do stupid shit and burn money so I get richer!
https://fly.io/blog/api-tokens-a-tedious-survey/
IME the plan times explode because the refreshes hit the cloud provider API rate limits.
Bigger brains doesn't automatically mean "smarter" of course. Women's average brain size is smaller for example.

Aside: there's an "alternative science" that claims that Europeans descended from Neanderthals whereas Africans descended from Homo Sapiens. This is peddled by the sort of people you would expect to peddle this sort of nonsense.
Then they'll resent you and watch it on their friends' phones anyway when they can. And they'll suffer socially because they won't be able to talk with other kids at the lunch table about the most recent episode.
Wall Street scooped up a third of Texas single family homes sold last year (2022)
Llama.cpp: Full CUDA GPU Acceleration
It’s like most of the garbage on Product Hunt these days!

People selling Monday Workflows and AI ebooks :-/
The 0% interest rates of the past decade have lead to a misallocation of capital.
My favorite parody is https://youtu.be/HV7ef2Y0bcE

Very on the money.
Little late, but I think I see how we have such different experiences. Assuming other comments are right, and Reddit's pulling pretty much entirely from cache, you probably just scroll longer than I do - long enough to run out of the first ~1000 (cached) posts, and hit uncached items.

You'd get timeouts, and I'd never see them - despite being West Coast (Canada) as well. Or at least, that's my best guess so far.