skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm well aware of that, but the point is that when the feature is ungated to the public, it's in us-east-1 and gets all that load, and more load than the rest because of the fact that a lot of big customers are based in us-east-1, including much of Amazon itself.
The fact Cormac was working on the screenplay himself... I wonder how that impacts this effort.
You try to measure the levels of suffering based on sex, race and sexual orientation. That is why you will not be taken seriously by people who think.

https://www.google.com/search?q=gay+pride - that looks like there is no community for feminists, gay and trans?

You mentioning you being an atheist is just a cherry on top.
To save you a click, because its only memtioned in passing…Section 58 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 [0]

This is the same act that deals with murder, rape, bodily harm, child abandonment and more.

The main issue behind this conviction appears to be intent, not that this was simply an ‘accident of ignorance’.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offences_Against_the_Person_Ac...
> The idea that PE comes in and sets eight figures of their own money on fire and ruins a business, shooting themselves in the foot makes no sense, yet every other story online is about them doing exactly that.

On How I Built This, they frequently talk to companies that were bought out by PE. Some had negative experiences, but the majority were positive.
Verizon uses OpenStack for 5G and more
Straight folk have lots to learn from gay folk. Probably starting with how to do marriage right[0].

[0] https://www.advocate.com/people/2020/2/13/study-gay-people-h...
> I would say we understand consciousness more or less in the same way we understand nuclear physics

But we know what nuclear physics is. We don't know what consciousness is. I'm not asking how consciousness works, I'm asking what consciousness is.
One thing I love is Outlook's function of starting meetings at :05 or :10: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/end-meetings-earl...

That quick break has made a huge difference.
"anchored on" then? I might be wrong but we're both talking about showing time as distance from the same starting point are we not? One's just more human readable so that's why I say why not just use that? Seconds since can be miscalculated too, especially if current time isn't known/reliable
‘South Park’ creators revive the world’s worst – and most fun – restaurant
It's dirt cheap.

But I still prefer EU region =).
Not really, my expectation is more general. I expect a give and a take, a natural process of finding roles, I expect a partner to do what it takes to keep a household going, you know, a partnership. I expect two people to find their strengths and act accordingly for the benefit of the family. What I think is too common is that any mention of housework has a stigma attached to it for women now and what you wind up with is a situation where men have to fit the gender role of being a successful breadwinner and still do their own laundry. This is not a give and take, and this is unappealing to most men. I personally don't care what the distribution of responsibilities is, so long as it's according to each person's strengths and is for the benefit of the household with no consideration of external social expectation. I happen to have a relationship like this, and I still do laundry when I need to. It's great.
You're assuming that if Reddit decides to "fire" all mods of the top subreddits, there would be dozens of (suitable) people happily waiting to take their place. I don't think that's remotely the case.

> The top few are what make up the home page with a few others just sprinkled in. And again I highly doubt reddit would need to pay mods.

Reddit wouldn't exactly be Reddit if you reduce it to only /r/aww and five of the other most mainstream subreddits. If that's what you think will happen... Well I don't exactly disagree with you, but Reddit would be a very different product at that point.
If we're only talking about end-user "binaries" you can also package Python protects into exe files or similar format that bundle all the dependencies and are ready to run.
Since the idea is already there in so much SciFi, I think the only thing that could be added is the many weird and wonderful ways ChatGPT messes things up. AFAIK that has never been included in such novels.
Pretty wild seeing a bunch of displays from 1997 that are such competent & semi-modern multimedia hubs. Webcam, mic, ADB ports for keyboard/mouse, audio in jack. And 2MP@75Hz wasn't bad at all, especially on a 20" screen.
No definitely not. Usually pipelines deploy over 1-2 week periods, and they don't deploy on Fridays/holidays/high-traffic periods like December.

Deployments start off very conservative, maybe 1-2 small regions on the first day of deployments. As you gain confidence, the pipeline deploys to more regions/bigger regions.

A pipeline that deploys to 22 regions over one week might go from 2 small regions on monday, 4 small/medium regions on tuesday, 8 medium/large regions on wednesday, 8 regions on thursday.

us-east-1 is usually going to be deployed to on the wednesday/thursday in this example, but that isn't always the case because sometimes deployments are accelerated for feature launches (especially around re:invent), or retried because of a failure.

There are best practice guides within Amazon that very closely detail how you should deploy, although it is up to the teams to follow them, which they usually do an okay job of.
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That is so absurd it's kind of funny!
I didn't claim you did. Why would GitHub (read: Microsoft) "amplify your voice" in a way that doesn't benefit them? They want people locked into GH via their non-Git offerings.
I'm concerned that it says "Mayonnaise Style Sauce Packet" and thank you for bringing that to my attention!
His Drivers Unionized–Then Amazon Tried to Terminate His Contract
Are you familiar with normcore? There's an argument to be made that the most counterculture thing you can do is to semi-ironically eat a Happy Meal in order to support indie Gameboy devs
I’m the opposite of you, always been happy on the frontend, backend is a bit of a black box.

If you can already code you can probably fake it til you make it and learn yourself.

P.s if you just want to shoot your ideas past someone, maybe get a little help figuring out where next with a frontend, my sites in my bio, feel free to say hi.
I think the counter to that is that the court decided that as a condition of being approved for bail that they had to submit to the app surveillance.
I think that is trustworthy, yes.

Given the phrase “For historical research or museum quality display“, licensing may be problematic, though. I wouldn’t know whether Microsoft cares about that.
Why do you think forums died? It wasn't because everyone serendipitously decided to switch to a dramatically worse system.

When Twitter went crazy, there was a clear migration path 'Just use Mastodon'[1]. With Reddit shut down, there's no clear alternative for communities to migrate to.

You say forums are clearly superior? Are you volunteering to operate r/seattle (or whatever community you/I care about), and its 100-500,000 users as a phpbb board? I sure as hell ain't...

[1] I mean, there are problems with that migration path, but they are significantly smaller than migrating a large subreddit to a forum. Reddit, both pre- or post-enshittification is still the path of least resistance for running a community, which is why people who put in the time to run communities use it, over self-hosting. It wasn't 'dramatically worse' for the people that mattered.
I would argue that if you can't communicate it to another, then you don't know what it is. You only know what it's like to experience it.
Combine this with Microsoft's habit of helpfully reverting settings changes you've made after Windows updates (or any other time they feel like it).
Please, read the article instead of commenting based solely on the title. The author specifically explores conditions when the answer is "no", namely: persistent fiscal deficits with high public debt levels.
This is old and dates from the period surrounding the launch of the 6b model from Eleuther, but have a gander, sheds some light on their sources: https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.00027

GPT4 technical paper doesn't seem to disclose it (or I didn't dive deep enough): https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.08774

One could ask it niche questions about the stuff you mentioned to gain insight, but may stem from discussions about it.
I knew it. Casa Bonita.
https://bair.berkeley.edu/blog/2019/09/19/bit-swap/
Side-related:

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/r/formula1 is really hit or miss. I wouldn't say it's as horrible as you make it out to be, but the pervasive groupthink of the sport as a whole (whoever is on top needs to be knocked down a peg, Liberty Media sucks, whatever) is certainly strong there.
Sorry, but in what sense are they in the same vein?
> consumer blaming crap

Is this how people refer to making poor decisions now?
> We have an Instant Pot and use it. All. The. Time. It is a well made product that is simple to use, has a good feature set, is useful, and relatively inexpensive

You may have just described why they're filing for bankruptcy.

While I do not own an Instant Pot, I do own an awful lot of Pyrex cookware that I bought well over a decade ago... My mother has Pyrex cookware she's owned for decades and will likely pass down one day.

It's hard to build a lasting company when your customer's buy once and never again. Perhaps there's really such a thing as "too good".
=== Article ===
"Worst of all, we snarl at anyone who tries to help us out of the mire, and we decry attempts at pulling anyone else out. We make excuses for writing errors instead of correcting them, we overlook factual mistakes if addressing them would be inconvenient, and we sneer at the alleged pretension of so-called elitists who haven’t yet been ground into the dirt. The only thing that we ever really accomplish is a gradual yet consistent lowering of standards… because even a reasonable excuse is still an excuse, and it represents an opportunity for improvement that’s being cast aside."
====

We do? I don't recall anyone ever yelling at me for opening my Kindle at lunch and reading a chapter or two of Rules of Civility for 45 minutes as I scarf down the meatballs leftovers I prepped last night for me and my partner?

The article is cathartic in nailing the Ennui Engine's downsides of cheap content. The lack of fact checking, or care put into basic literature. But most people aren't mindless zombies only surfing Tik Tok. You do a little of that. And a little of the other things you like. Cable Access TV was full of Better Call Saul quacks in the 90s, you know.

How many people genuinely read the newspaper in 1950 versus the funnies or the sports page? Wasn't that a staple joke in every sitcom? Yokels gonna yokel. New economies spin up. But NYTimes is still making a killing. The straggler media outlets adapt? And of course some terrifically fine middle sized agents unfortunately got pinched in the spinning of the universe at this juncture of Space–Time.
> Looking for a Sponsor to Host the Database PubliclyPermalink
> In the meantime, it’d be great if anyone can query the database. I tried to host a public database and real-time query interface online, but couldn’t afford the bill for a smooth Postgres instance to hold around 20G (40M rows plus indices) data. While a $20 instance could suffice, it’s pretty slow from usable, comparing to the local one on my M2 MacBook Air.

Here is the database with publicly available SQL endpoint: https://play.clickhouse.com/play?user=play#U0VMRUNUICogRlJPT...
There’s an effective tactic for dealing with Wall St control: unionize.
I’d very much like to see for Melbourne!
Yes, I realize in the grand scheme of things, even $135K puts me in the top quintile of income. But this is HN full of tech people. In 2016, any average CRUD “full stack developer” could get that much in any major metropolitan area in the US with 5-7 years of experience. An FHA loan that we used to get our house built was 3.5% down or around $12K.

On the other side of tech compensation, that’s less than a returning intern I mentored got when they came back - and not as a software developer as a junior consultant at BigTech working remotely where we make 10% less than software devs at the same level

I still posit that it is more about priorities (and lack of dependents) for your average mid careers professionals.

There are people making less who choose the RV life or AirBnbs and cars.
How the US is pushing China out of the internet’s plumbing
> Your fantastic statements about the potentials of Apple is bordering religion.

Could you elaborate?

> It's not just Apple, any big player can do what you said

You're fighting a strawman. I never said that it was only Apple. My statements compared Apple and Intel because that was the topic of this whole thread. I would be happy to discuss any other major player in the appropriate place.

> What of it? RTX 4900 TDP is 600W. Just get a better PSU. It's a desktop computer that is always plugged to the wall, not a laptop on battery. It's irrelevant.

I don't think you understood my post at all. *My point was that Apple very clearly optimized for power efficiency.* That is what my statements regarding power usage served to illustrate.

In fact, looking into the promotional materials for the M2, there is very explicit verbiage regarding "new levels of power-efficient performance", "industry-leading performance per watt", and "using very little power."[0] This just proves my point that power effiency was Apple's foremost goal with the M2.

My point was that, if Apple had optimized for all out performance regardless of anything else, they could have very well done so. My point was that they didn't do that but that they could if they wanted to.

E.g. as we saw with the M1 Ultra, they can very easily conjoin two M1 Max dies using a "UltraFusion" technique.[1] Apple no doubt could use the same technology to conjoin two M2 Ultras.

[0]: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/06/apple-unveils-m2-with...

[1]: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/03/apple-unveils-m1-ultr...
Why wouldn't your friend just open up a practice and compete with this dysfunctional company?
There are plenty still open, but many of those million are dead anyway. I've made half dozen and abandoned them all.
I think it's the other way around - without the government stabilizing the market with subsidies, dairy would be dirt cheap, then expensive, then cheap, then totally unavailable, etc.

Edit/correction: actually, the USDA doesn't operate price floors anymore. "Eventually, the USDA decided it had had enough, ending the price support program in 2014."[1]

[1] https://modernfarmer.com/2022/05/cheese-caves-missouri/
If you want to go back to original sin then reddit should not have gone public and installed the investors as the ultimate power. Steve Huffman was one of the founders
I don't think that's true. The majority of reddit users actually use reddit via third party apps and all those users will be impacted by reddit effectively shutting down all those apps. Anecdotally, I have a bunch of different friends who only use RIF and Apollo to browse reddit and say they won't use reddit anymore once those apps shutdown. They aren't vocal users advocating other people to do the same, they are just normal reddit users with low tolerance for poorly designed mobile ui's.
Depends on what you consider "top tier". 26 subs with over 20 million subscribers are private or restricted. 86 subs with over 5 million subscribers. I was too lazy to count, but there's several dozen more over 1 million subscribers and a ton over half a million.

I'm skeptical they can afford to lose all those subs or replace their mods.

source: https://reddark.untone.uk/
>- There isn't a good way to take the same analysis and plug new data into it, other than to copy-paste the entire notebook.

Cant you just set the parameters in the first cell?

>- I get an analysis that I like, but there isn't a good way to share it with others, so I end up just taking screenshots.

Export to md, pdf or html?
Multi-GPU Inference with Accelerate
Quick tutorial on how to use Accelerate to run inference on LLMs in parallel
What is your backend stack?
Love that their logo is an homage to Yahooligans, Yahoo’s old kids web portal.

https://web.archive.org/web/20010708042828/http://www.yahool...
Honestly, good on you, enjoy a healthier life :]
Huawei filed for the “Vision Pro” Trademark in 2019
Aren't you on an alternative right now?
> I think you're being a little unfair here

Maybe. But I just don't know why this discussion started in the first place. There is a `open` command on likely almost every desktop Linux box. So it's not Mac specific (which was my sole point in my first comment in this thread).

> Right, you said "alias" multiple times earlier. Symlinks and aliases are not the same thing.

You're technically correct. My fault!

I've called it alias as it's a symlink coming form the Debian alternatives facility. The alternatives mechanisms manages system wide command "aliases"… I should have been more exact in this point.

> I was saying I suspect Debian got the idea from macOS.

I have no prove but I doubt that. There were other tools on Linux called `open` before MacOS X came along as far as I know. The whole thing seems to be rooted in BSD (where NextStep got it's Unix parts form).

> For what it's worth "open" doesn't exist on my Ubuntu servers either.

Makes perfect sense. It's a desktop tool.

> And it was added to Debian only 2 years ago.

I don't think so. I had `xdg-utils` and it's `open` command installed for many years. It's at least 17 years old:

https://cgit.freedesktop.org/xdg/xdg-utils/refs/tags

> Anyway, this is all moot because there are easy workarounds for the naming conflict

I agree. The Debian alternatives system was made exactly to handle this kind of name conflicts around commands. So there's no big issue, indeed!
Features.

For example, do you want your Cloudfront CDN to have a custom (secure) domain?

Then you have to host your ACM cert in us-east-1.
Bash is not simple. It’s unforgiving in many unique ways. And it’s difficult to master, unless you code in it every day, which is not a norm for most of us. And if you didn’t master it it’s dangerous, because it’s unforgiving. So it goes.
Chex Quest and Sneak King were both pretty amusing for what they were.
How many folks actually use multi-region deployments with automatic failover (e.g. latency based routing in route 53)?
Generally the advantage of a bishop over a knight is its increased mobility. The bishop pair is more mobile than N+N or B+N and can control both color complexes. To exploit the mobility advantage, good players tend to try to "open up" the position more to increase the scope of the bishops. A classic example of a strategic goal if you want to play for an open position is to keep the pawn structure fluid (as opposed to locked up), which can be too subtle for weaker players.
> just because nothing really takes advantage of it.

This is precisely why AMD, Intel, and Nvidia should think about making workstation-class machines with the lowest end of these - because until more people have one to play with, there won't be much to do with them.
If you're building a stepping stone, you still have to figure out how to make it isolated in a way then do it quickly. Like if it's a software service, spend the extra time figuring out a good API then speed through the initial implementation.
If they send one to you, would you consider sending one to me?
Why I won't use mastedon:

To use the Mastodon web application, please enable JavaScript.
FWIW, mine defaults to Ohio. Has happened multiple times. IDK if it is geographic or what.
This is what occurred to me upon hitting my first private subreddit screen; if I was an aspiring mod, now would be a good opportunity to found a new subreddit, though I have no idea how you'd draw traffic/attention to it. The other ploy would be to see about getting the admins to turn an existing sub over to you; I suppose they could say it's been abandoned or something to that effect.
You should blame them, they all took an oath to uphold the constitution, and this clearly is not that.
Yeah, but if the tech keeps improving at the rate it has been then more and more of it is going to get automated. And tbh, that’s a good thing. Moderating is a horrible job that frequently causes mental health issues for the people who have to do it.
Understanding Networking in Kubernetes
> journalists get their news article

well, except for Buzzfeed, who seems to exist solely to repost Reddit threads with GIFs.
This really depends on what you like. Different people might use instead: HN, imgur, Bored Panda, laughingsquid, fark, tiktok, atlasobscura, or something from yesterday's "reddit alternatives" thread [1]; and I'm sure there are more.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36293789
@dang this looks like borderline spam.
I manage a Jupyter instance where we do ~75% of all of our work, and before that used Jupyter daily as a quant. In response to your comments + sibling's:

Sharing: there hasn't been a good solution, so you have to hack something together. For us (small team) symlinking a "shared_notebooks" network path works fine (but looking forward to the RTC mentioned in the post). It's very important to restart your notebook before sharing.

New data: I've never really run into this in a form that "restart + run all cells" didn't really work. Are you trying to keep older versions?

Reusability: I highly recommend installing a personal Python package in development mode to your kernel (i.e. pip install -e .). Then just move functions from the notebook to the package and reload.

Boundaries: As others have said, I would just make a "user" kernel right away and never touch the Jupyter environment (as TLJH does by default).

I am kind of hopeful that Armin Ronacher's rye fixes Python environment hell and we end up with better solutions for many of these things, but there are definitely some issues with version management in Jupyter.
> That the banks all put in money to build a bunch of houses and then give them away for free?

Housing supply is a massive issue in Australia. This takes investment from developers to buy bulk land, subdivide, permit, build and then sell to families. Mom and pop don't do this...developers do. We need more of it and this is what the government is trying to help.

The government is trying to "grease the wheels" of this process by supporting investment to create more housing supply. I don't particularly support the current federal government but assuming they are plotting a corporate takeover is misguided.
Better than doing the same work with heavier patients in nursing homes for $12/hr.
note to self: synchronous replication may be a problem