skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well maybe his job is to guard what exists at the top of the elevator. So yeah, controlling the single point of entry and the only keys to the kingdom could be super effective compared to watching it on a TV screen.

You don’t know anything about the threat, the environment, or the asset being protected. Maybe just don’t comment with baseless speculation?
The 3090 and the 4090 are on different process nodes (8/10nm vs 4nm), so you'd expect the 4090 to be more efficient. Pumping the same (or in this case more) power through a more efficient node should result in improvements in performance.

Hardware Unboxed covers this pretty well here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQklDR8nv8U&t=1365s

You can see that compared to the 3090Ti or the 6950XT* it's sipping power when it's performance limited.
I think what many gamers see though, is that the performance difference is about all you'd expect going to 4nm from 8nm, based on performance gains we've seen in the past from other chips.

Anyway, the rough idea is: If I built a 3090 on a 4nm node it would perform the same. Plus, NVidia has a track record of how they behave when the competition isn't up to snuff.

Now, this is silly because using a more leading edge manufacturing process takes a ton of work and is an improvement overall.

[*]: The 6950XT is manufactured on a 7nm node from TSMC. Note that there is weirdness in how each company measures their process node, which I won't go into here but just be aware that a TSMC N7 process might not be 7nm sized parts for all parts, and a lot of it has to do with how well they can layer things.
Bullshit isn't a quantifier about how entertaining a job is. Unless the job is specifically about entertaining I suppose.
It's not just investors, Google is the quintessential example of a company that has taken metric based decision making too far. Everyone in the organisation has metrics to meet, and those KPIs affect promotions and pay. If your KPIs are entirely driven by revenue/profit it distorts the decision making of everyone and focuses on what large impact an individual or team can make to their bottom line, no mater what the collateral is.

This is I think a good example of that in action.

Another is the Google Domains shutdown. Domain names are a low margin commodity market, with a lot of competition. Someone somewhere in Google decided that for their own personal metrics selling the product was good for them. Removing a fairly thinly profitable team, and at the same time a windfall generated by them personally. It clearly should have been treated as an important value add for UX.

I do believe the penny is dropping and advertisers are beginning to see just how little Google cares about how well they are doing. As long as you continue to spend more, Google are happy, even if I'm you are making less yourself. Your advertising rep isn't their to help you improve your ads and make them more cost effective, they are there to extract more of your margin from you.
Yes, I’ve heard someone described von Neumann as a person who mastered 3 domains.
I was ordered once (because I had previously ordered my staff to not do this) to have my staff make a certain internal website comply with accessibility requirements. Except the only authorized users were soldiers and airmen who would be discharged if they had any of the disabilities this was for.

They didn't believe that bird colonel JAG who told them there was no way the law applied. By the time it all got sorted out, we had it done.

Apparently, a memo went around that this was required everywhere all the time and the distinction wasn't made between public-facing websites (where this is true) and this one.
I think you should look up the meaning of the word 'coup'. In the mean time here is one foreigner telling your fellow countryman that he did a good job: https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/russia-programs/2018...
Good thing I didn't say that.

VR is just one of the places the money is going.
Bungie announced a new Marathon game a few weeks ago, in case you didn't know. It's going to be an extraction shooter (a la Escape from Tarkov) and not singleplayer FPS, though.
what threads like these show is not that git is hard, but that collaborative software implementation is still an experimental and challenging approach.

in absence of a tyrannical dictator, it may not even be possible.
Adblockers work to block them. If you use an Adblock in chrome that’s likely why you don’t see them.

I use an iOS Adblock tool and have replaced my native YouTube app with a shortcut to the safari site. That way Adblock works there too.
I don’t see how this is Pharisaic in nature. The way I read it, the issue is: what is wine? The definition of a thing and debate around the definition is something that everybody does. Just remember the hot dog/sandwich war which took the lives of so many… Pharisaic concerns would be about nonessential things like the color of the bottle the wine is in, the cork or bottle cap, etc.

What materialists and some scientists forget is that matter matters. What materialists, some scientists, gnostics, and some Protestants forget is that matter has spiritual matters. God became man so that man could become God - Athanasius [1]

Jews (and thus Jesus) followed particular instructions by to obtain material effects (think Passover or Jericho). Similar to preparing a meal, particular ingredients and particular processes yield a particular result. Change some of the ingredients and you get a different result.

What Jesus did in the Last Supper was to elevate material behaviors to produce spiritual effects. He takes the Passover meal and uses it to share his divinity.

If wine and bread is needed to share his divinity, then the questions of what is wine and what is bread are of the utmost importance for a Catholic.

[1] - https://www.catholic.com/qa/what-so-that-we-might-become-god...
That's an interesting observation.

Here's a thought... after growing up in a culture that tells them that no one is special and that everyone's just out on their own to fend for themselves, they're bombarded with this firm an unrelenting message that some do deserve special treatment and that it's only fair. But they're not included.

And then, when something unfair happens to them, and they hint that maybe they deserve this special treatment too, they're told to "fuck off, go eat shit and die patriarchy!".

I wonder why they're so keen to watch Fox News in retirement. Some mysteries we'll never figure out, I suppose.
I think this is a reasonable approach. I would personally not add the additional apologies though, in case that winds up being spun in court later somehow.

Something like “I am invoking my 5th amendment right to remain silent and will not answer any questions without a lawyer present” is sufficient.

Most cops will be fine with this. They know the game a lot better than you. They’re not asking you questions to try to have a pleasant interaction with you. They’re fishing for things they can nab you on, and they know it. So, showing that you also know the game and clamming up isn’t necessarily unexpected or viewed as being rude.

Of course, you could always get a real prick who gets offended and tries to hassle you for it, in which case maybe your approach is the better one, but I suspect someone like that is going to cause problems regardless of how nicely you phrase it.
For anyone frustrated with Google searches poor result set - especially for very obscure search terms where it often returns "0 results" even though you know that what you're looking for is on the internet...

Try Baidu. Its search index is much bigger, and even if you don't speak chinese it is very usable. I frequently find what I'm looking for there when Google fails me.
I'm pretty sure washing machines are far more energy efficient now than in the 70s.
Russia supported the US after the 9/11 attack.
How would you find the origin ip with Bunny?
They proxy it as well right?
Hot take but I'll bite, what's your rationale? We're only ~9% down from VTI's ATH and what happens now doesn't matter when your investing horizon is 15+ years.
This doesn't contradict what I've said!
Synology uses mdadm+btrfs for the record.

Still a pretty good endorsement in my mind.
> And usually, incorrect results are unacceptable

Heh, it's all about frequency and impact, and "usually" it's actually pretty acceptable to have incorrect results much more often than people fall into the trap of believing(aka more than zero times).
Seattle doesn’t have a high murder rate, much of the killing is homeless on homeless, yes, when drugs are involved things get violent. Other people take note, however, when the violence starts affecting other people. Nothing new there.

The sad fact is that this person was already committing crimes, was already considered violent, but our system in place gives them a free pass unless it comes out to homicide. No, don’t dehumanize the homeless, but yes, hold them to the same standards as everyone else. You commit a crime, you get arrested and go to jail; then maybe it doesn’t have to get to murder for the system to take action.
Even French media would disagree with that

https://www.france24.com/en/20110104-france-industrial-espio...

Austinites have joked about the French Ligation being a spy base for 50 years.
Yuzu: Progress Report May 2023
Like on top of the CPU’s opcodes? I imagine you mean the opcodes. That CPU probably can’t handle much abstraction. What impresses me the most is that to get performance out of these games, they’re often very carefully coded in the Sharp/Z80/8080 assembly. This compiler must be quite something.
Yeah but that is only optimal if you know the general location. Often when you have a bug you don't know where it snuck in, especially if it's something like a race condition.
YouTube (2005) and Google Maps (2005) still going strong

You can criticize both of them, but overall they changed the world in huge ways, mostly for the better

On the other hand, Google Search seems like it created incentives that rotted the web
You should read Kurzweil’s books if you haven’t already. According to him it’s going to be 2029 —> 2045.
> This is a serious concern.

Yep. Housing the homeless and providing the medical and psychological care they need is the humane thing to do. The _inhumane_ thing to do is to simply move them out of the way so that rich tourists don't have to see them. (This is sometimes what the SFPD is ordered to do, and it boils my blood every time they do it.)

> Disease outbreaks occur because of these conditions.

You might be surprised at the medical outreach work that happens in the city. You'd do your psyche a bit of a favor by learning about the support programs in the city, maybe.

> ...many of them would be standing but bent over with their hands on the ground, and head between their knees.

Some are high. Some are physically damaged.

Next time you're in town, you should _really_ talk to some of these folks. (edit: And by "these" folks, I don't mean "the folks who are clearly high out of their gourd", but I mean "the folks who are out on street living a normal life... just without a roof over their heads") The majority of them are actually quite pleasant people who are fun to chat with.
Indeed, I think it’s a relic from the one button mouse.
For me it's almost the opposite. I can't cmd-tab between different windows of the same app. I can use cmd+~ to switch between windows of the same app, but I always forget that and end up cmd+tab'ing though all my apps trying to find where my second Chrome window is.
cough Nokia cough
Really cool, I didn't know CPU/traditional RAM was enough already.

Though, surprising results from repl.it: lm.classify("unabridged", "positive", "negative")=="unabridged is"
In Herrera, a majority of the jurors in the original case said they would not have voted to convict if the new evidence had been available.
Renowned AI researcher and developer of the Keras library, François Chollet, recently posted a thought-provoking tweet: “You maximize your learning speed by minimizing your assumptions about how much you already know.”
The reason why I don't like that approach is because it is the approach of a career criminal. The cops wouldn't be wrong to hassle you in this interaction.

An apology goes a long way. Reading some of your other posts, I fear you're too indignant. I'm not, I only want to do what would produce the best possible outcome. I don't care about anything else and I have no righteous sentiment in this scenario.
uBlock Origin a very efficient browser extension that blocks ads and more. Been using it for years and recommend it! https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock
Unfortunately it is a mixed bag in Western Europe.

As I am above 30 and I look as I am now, adult, well off person, I most likely would not even have to have ID on me even when I am not in my native country.

That said, when I was 20-something and had short haircut not having ID even in my native country could cause trouble.

There are also places where Police is quite easy going like medium cities around 100k. Mostly they have enough work not to care for small infractions and are not overworked with amount of shitty people.

In small cities it might be bad because they might not have anything to do so they would hunt you down on some silly stuff.

In big cities it might be bad because they have so many shitty people to deal with so they just assume you are shithead as well and treat you like one by default.

There are also places where rich people live and if you look like you don't belong, guess what, even if you look well off adult they might ask bunch of questions and Id if you don't look like you belong in the neighborhood.
It already does, doesn't it? If anything, the hardware requirements won't be as bad in the future
Smart thermostats are also important for the grid, not only do they encourage setting a schedule (and adapting to it), they run fans to circulate in case the ac isn't needed, and finally they can use eco settings for load balancing and saving power.
I basically have to relearn regex's almost everytime, yeah it's a bit easier each time, but I still have to go back through some basic examples to get those old neurons stirring.
The normal amount of cars to see per day with smashed windows is 0, in a city with functioning laws and law enforcement
Try the volume and wifi icons!
Scalia's concurrence was focused on the 8th, but the case presented both 8th and 14th amendment arguments for allowing habeas.
That patent is for the ability to resize windows once they have been sent to half the screen. Windows does that.

But Linux (at least Gnome) doesn't support it so it doesn't violate the patent. You can send windows to half the screen but you can't conveniently move the split point.

But MacOS doesn't even let you do that. I always end up installing Spectacle or Rectangle or whatever it is and using keyboard shortcuts.
Fewer than 10000
That was completely intentional, just presented to the citizens in that way.
See, now that's actually a lot more interesting to me. I work at AWS, but I didn't know that Kubernetes was heavily used in the telco business.

Several years ago, I was part of a team that helped AT&T refactor their software they were running with Chef on top of OpenStack, and we were able to cut their codebase to a third of the size it started at, simply by removing duplication of modules and eliminating modules that weren't used. It took our team six months to do that, but we put in place CI/CD procedures that made sure everything still ran and passed all the tests, before we handed over the next batch of code updates.

So, I'm guessing the telco business has moved away from OpenStack and to Kubernetes?

IMO, helping people get the broader perspective of how something like this fits into their industry as a whole, or at least a major sector of the industry -- that's the kind of thing that I find to be much more interesting.
With the following prompt i got 50 consecutive words with correct articles:

> Erstelle eine Liste mit 10 Nomen, die den Artikel "der" haben.

Maybe "reliably" is doing a lot of the heavy lifting?
> The more than 100 recommendations included payments of $5m to every eligible Black adult...

I'm not sure why ideas like this get floated when the number makes it DoA, and even hurts the credibility of the campaign.
Yeah you’re absolutely right, and that’s a good point. For some reason to me it feels sillier when I have an inside perspective than looking at similar things in other religions. Because I have experienced and discarded Catholicism, those arbitrary rules strike me as particularly ridiculous. I don’t have the same knowledge of or disdain for the arbitrary rules of other religions, probably mostly because of lack of familiarity, but maybe also because I have never personally rebelled against them.
The kid in the store just wants a bit and doesn't understand that 9 times out of 10 and it's just an awkward interaction. I get what you're saying, but what I mean but "I'm the asshole" is in the eyes of that (usually) kid.
I heard a bit later that Microsoft had also been internally developing their own object oriented extensions to C into a "C Star" language, but abandoned it after the success of Zortech and Borland's C++ compilers. I have never been able to verify this story, everyone I talked to said it was before their time at Microsoft.

Zortech did sell a lot of C++ compilers to Microsoft. It turns out that they were developing the COM technology with it. The ABI for COM exactly matched Zortech's virtual function dispatch mechanism :-)
I mean specialized hardware that makes certain operations very fast.
Note this is for the years 1993-2010 only. But don't extrapolate 25% of the time to 16% of the sea level rise since the 1950's is caused by pumping unless you write a sourced paper.
Lots of demand and little supply. Why list a price when you can let people fight it out at auction?
+1 on F#, highly under-rated language IMHO.
I think you missed the point.

Community makes reddit work. Many communities while still open are moving off the platform. Some have just said they are doing post freeze such as AskHistorians.

This is digg all over again. It didn't happen overnight. Worse, reddit is now undeleting deleted posts, if you didn't overwrite each individual post despite your wish that what you said be taken down they are keeping it up.

Some mods did have a tantrum, other mods are being smart and implementing contingency, they just don't feel the need to broadcast because that would undercut what they are doing and cause an alerting response.
That’s noble of you, but the economics don’t work for all types of job. If all jobs must pay a living wage, many entry-level and lower-paid part time jobs will simply go away. Among other things, this will increase youth unemployment and negatively impact people with poorer backgrounds who are trying to work their way up to a good career.
Ha. Years ago I filed a bug report on Excel (geometric growth in updates as DDM messages arrived). We had a paid bug-report-and-repair contract. Their response? "Nobody here knows how Excel works any more. This is never gonna get fixed."

Also, I routinely used the debugger to launch Excel so I could debug my plugins. It faulted (null-pointer) several times during startup. Caught the faults and kept on plugging away. In my opinion, symptomatic of patch upon patch applied to old issues.

We used to blame this on, at Microsoft only new code got you a good review and promotion. So only interns ever worked on existing products .And then they began hiring Juniors in college over the summer for a 90-day summer job to replace internships. After that absolutely nobody would work on old products.

To top it all off, they a couple years ago folded their test groups into their Engineering groups. So now no testing gets done, or if it does the bugs can't stop the schedule. Because the testers are beholden to an Engineering manager instead of an independent organization. So now all Microsoft updates are tested simply by shipping them and sampling the bug reports.
Well, Ƿ & þ are covered in a separate article: https://www.dictionary.com/e/letters-alphabet/
This is one of the most embarrassing reviews I have ever read (for the paper reviewed). AI research needs urgently certain good practices to adhere to, but the current status is that it is really hard to take many of the results seriously due to the opaqueness that characterises it in many steps of the process. And such serious mistakes and bad practices certainly do not help the field to achieve any credibility.
After using gmail since their public launch I am very happy with Fastmail now
> (I happen to have been born one such part of the world.)

Care to elaborate for those of us who never made it out of middle-america?
Is it even real fibre or is it DSL/cable/some other BS mis-sold as "fibre" like they do in the UK?
It's not published though. That's what he is trying to tell you. There is no guarantee it would have been published.
And as a bonus, problematic results are already removed by PRC censors so you don’t have to worry.
It’s also the approach of most police and lawyers, i.e. anyone who is familiar with the criminal justice system. I’ve mentioned it elsewhere, but I got this advice from my relatives who are themselves police, both state and federal.

Edit: and the police would absolutely be wrong to hassle you in this situation! It’s a right. If you don’t exercise it for yourself, nobody will do it for you.
I have, this was not my experience as 5 months ago.
I think, overall, you're right: the "open" nature of C++ (and C) has been a key factor in their success.

ObjC became available in GCC via NeXT (although somewhat despite NeXT) and so it was more-or-less equally available for many purposes. The language definition was always locked up though, and there was little innovation from Stepstone, NeXT, and later Apple. ObjC++, ARC, GCD, etc, were all useful but more-or-less proprietary.

Despite 15 years of being the native language for one of the world's most popular computing platforms, used by millions of developers, ObjC didn't leverage that advantage, and things like GNUstep have continued to have very little impact.

RIP Paul Fillinich.
I think it may just be because it looks less weird than only pushing up the characters with descenders, like in HD44780 LCDs.
Ask HN: Are AI bots or GPT-generated posts already flooding HN?
I got a vague feeling like that in the last few days after seeing the trend of HN posts on the front page.

Have not been following GPT news or developments or HN threads about them, almost at all, right from the time they became a hot topic, so sorry if this is already known stuff and ny question is redundant.
I have "truly learned git" (including having written a clone for a school project) and still hate the CLI and conventional Git workflow. Why is checkout overloaded to mean "restore a file from the index" or "move to a different branch" or "move to a different commit?" Why can reset mean both "un-add a file" or "delete a commit?"

I am very happy that there are better frontends for git like Gitless or Facebook's Sapling. I also think their commands are more of a 1:1 mapping to "raw" git operations behind the scenes.
So using your example, maybe there is something at the top floor that needs guarding. Someone manually pressing the elevator doesn't fix this, he becomes another weak point that can be easily socially engineered. One alternative solution that doesn't require that bullshit job is a separate elevator with its own lock/access, which is a very common solution used in many buildings.

I don't understand your defensiveness here. The entire point is to question the role as a solution to the problem. Literally what bullshit jobs is all about. This isn't specifically about the elevator man, so you don't need to get all weird about it.
Having leadership that can't help you see the big picture and leaves you feeling like a duct taper or a goon is a problem in and of itself, for multiple reasons.