skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think sidecar vector databases that work with existing dbs will emerge as more prevalent than the pure vector DB. I also think the vector & graph combo on highly interconnected data will have additional benefits for those building a wide range of LLM applications. A good example is the VectorLink architecture with TerminusDB [1] which is based on Hierarchical Navigable Small World graphs written in Rust.

[1] https://github.com/terminusdb-labs/terminusdb-semantic-index...
WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is introducing a new feature to safeguard users against unwelcome calls on their messaging platform.
The trouble then is that you have to wrap the memoized function and everything that uses it in the ST monad. Lazy evaluation is completely pure.
Am I the only one who finds it intuitive and simple? Every article seems to give it a whole chapter of explanation, and vaunt it as the most groundbreaking concept ever. First I thought that was just Rationalists sniffing their farts, but I see it in a lot of places.
The carbon fiber tube is also sealed from the outside by 10 inch long bolts. There is no way to open it from the inside (not that it really matters at 13,000 ft deep), just to add to the terror.

Yeah, I'm happy to enjoy the views of Titanic wreckage from 4k video footage taken by robot subs, while viewing it in my underwear in front of a 70" OLED tv. In a few years I will probably be able to don a VR headset and swim around the titanic in VR. I'm satisfied with that alternative.
> The "ssh-agent -k" command will emit shell commands

Does it really? I've executed it here and it just runs kill, doesn't emit any bash. Running just ssh-agent (without any args) does that though, which is what's probably causing the confusion.
An operative word here is people.... the set "people with jobs" contains a far higher fraction of folks who like attractive men than is represented here....
What's the gripe with Let's Encrypt? Certificate transparency?
In the share of dollar-store visits this year among those making more than $100,000, compared with the second half of 2022.

No, $100k does not make you a one-percenter. Not by a long shot.

Yet another piss-poor WSJ article.
xbox 360 controllers last only 6 months to a couple years with various failures that don't matter when you're playing a video game with them but can actually get you killed if they fail when you're in deep ocean. These are not ok for controls in vehicles where failure can mean everyone onboard dies. The navy does not use these for critical system controls. They were never built or tested for that.
There are plenty of things to be anxious about that aren't the extreme belief that you are mistakenly attributing to a whole group.
Also, Ford and GM do not do service. A lot of the detailed car information can really help with service and maintenance. But dealers actually don't want that to improve systematically and Ford doesn't gain enough from it.

Tesla makes all that dealer profit themselves and can systematically improve service and make a huge profit from off warranty vehicles. This is a huge revenue stream Tesla is only just starting to get. Something people often miss when they look at future profitability.

Ford and GM make huge amounts of money from part supply fro off warranty cars. Tesla will do even better because they will do the service, not just the parts.
If the mods walk Reddit will be just fine. If Reddit removes them, most of these mods won’t end up back in positions of power, some over hundreds of thousands of people. It’s the mods who need Reddit not vice-a-versa

I’m sorry you’re upset about this, but mods are just users who enjoy running communities (or worse, are paid by an org to curate some mentality.) They are not Reddit employees nor do they improve reddits bottom line. They are just users of a platform, but unlike general users they are the one demographic it’s easy to replace since users tend to think they can do better by default.
I'm waiting for Putin to put a BTC price for oil.

BTC isn't optimal for small transactions, but it is useful for exchange among peers who have no trust in a 3rd party to fairly regulate trade (e.g. Sanctions)

If two nations bypassed banks with a system like BTC, then we would see what the point of BTC is.
I like your idea!
I'm not a bot, I promise. My comments have been trained on a vast trove of HN comments and fed into HackerNewsLLM v2.0. Ignore me. I'm not that important.
But as long as you’re maintaining a webapp anyways, you still have to do all that browser support. Using tauri doesn’t make it worse than a webapp that only runs in a browser context.
I agree with you in principle on your defense of Logitech, but if there’s a company that can give Logitech a run for their money in terms of designing and selling input peripherals, it probably is Microsoft. There are very few extant input peripheral manufacturers that have been doing it as long or longer than Microsoft has, so it would be an overstatement to say they’re way more experienced”. Logitech has released to market more peripherals overall though since that’s pretty much their entire business.
i see it too.

i have sent numerous feedback asking for a sort by length in playlists. that feature doesn't seem to align with their vision of good playlist management somehow.
window was in front of tourist toilet they had there, question is I'd they had enough flood lamps so that it was possible to see anything further than a meter away
It is simply unbelievable that the company was even able to get to the point of diving to such depths with humans aboard. If they had encountered a program-destroying but non-catastrophic failure earlier on, it is possible we wouldn't be looking at one of the many horrific outcomes that this incident will likely resolve to.

Looking at the accounts reported to date, the OceanGate engineering culture was basically non-existent. Their test program was extremely lightweight to say the least, and the results that came back from what little hull testing they did do were ignored, resulting in the dismissal of an internal whistleblower [1]. We also learned that there were flammable materials within the pressure vessel, no practical contingency plan to speak of, no emergency beacon fitted, the list goes on. The whole thing was just cobbled together, not fully thought out or vetted, and yet the intent was to journey to one of the most unforgiving environments imaginable.

But getting back to the account of the reversed motor above -- it is one of the purest examples I can now think of where life imitates art. Piloting a stolen (but seaworthy) deep-sea submersible to the wreckage of the Titanic -- that was only able to make right-hand turns due to a "sub club" anti-theft device -- was a major plot point in the pilot episode of the TV series "Pinky and the Brain". Narf.

[1] https://newrepublic.com/post/173802/missing-titanic-sub-face...
The US government has been around for quite some time. The British pound, longer. It will take hundreds of years to compare to that level of resiliency.
Is there an adaptation of Bayesian statistics that also takes into account timeliness of the data ?
e.g. a more recent string of negative reviews would potentially indicate something compared to a more smooth distribution
I've never seen a "theatrical trailer" for a lecture series before: https://youtu.be/BYUykHScxj8
Another article about forced RTO that fails to mention that executives are afraid of losing their tax incentives / welfare payments by not delivering x number of bodies to the location that gave them incentives to be there
if it is followed with the right process for shutdown, I think that message is good. (like vim telling you how to exit, if you hit ctrl-c)

does BSD have sysreq commands like Linux?
You'd just use your phone for GPS. Doing something useful with that information may be a challenge. All that is moot if they are locked on the wrong side of the airtight hatchway.
It's hard to take it seriously right now in the sandbox. I think what they're proposing is entirely possible --from a gradual typing standpoint -- and can't comment on any of the ML infra stuff. But I want to play with it and be able to read the source at the same time.
> You don’t get to cherry pick the scenarios that someone will be considered an adult for.

That is absurd claim. We in fact do get to chery pick scenarios in which someone is mature enough for X and not yet mature enough for Y. That isbjust simple logic, it is irrational to demand that different situations are treated the same.

Patriot act, taxes and terroris have literally zero to do with anything.
Yeah, it definitely introduces friction and setup cost.

OpnSense has an ACME plug-in to auto-renew, and can trigger jobs. In this case I have it renew and push certs to servers so they’re always renewed.
> and gas money

I cannot stress enough how absurdly expensive it is to keep an RV moving on the road. They are built in by far the least weight efficient manner imaginable and consume gas or diesel as if prices hadn’t changed since 1986. It is wild how little manufacturers have spent on R&D to come up with more weight efficient solutions.
I'm not sure what you mean by pseudo arranged marriages. I mean successful at building new interpersonal relationships in general, and generally that translates into more opportunity for romantic relationships.
You're right, that part is not the same, but the 2nd paragraph of the article is: "[...] adults who choose to live a minimalist lifestyle and reject the pressures of society. Lying flatists refuse to participate in consumerist lifestyles, such as pursuing high-paying jobs, purchasing material possessions [...] They believe that personal efforts are no longer effective in improving their lives due to structural and societal factors." It would be more accurate to describe my lifestyle as minimalistic with a pursuit of art and craft.
I feel like people learned not to trust their gut with blockchain when they saw a lot of people making a lot of money and noise for things they didn’t use and didn’t know why anyone would. But this feels different because I see “ordinary” people uploading their Lensa portraits and talking about how cool silly stories they made chatgpt write were. Things understood as interesting or valuable by everyday people that weren’t feasible 2 years ago now are.
>the traffic reddit gets from google is probably << traffic from organic reddit users.

I question "<<" at this point. Maybe "<", but the gap isn't as large as you expect.

It's not going to be as impactful as r/all being removed, but removing google searchability would probaly do more harm to traffic than it does benefit to the site.

>here's a reason Facebook blocks Google indexing (for the most part), and it's because Facebook wants people to be using Facebook, not Google.

I think it's more because Facebook is an inherently more private site. It has public groups but Facebook wasn't made (by default) to have every post you make be searchable from Google.

You search on Facebook for people, and you care about who they are. You search for content on reddit and don't care who redditors are.
The Google snippet doesn't have the full syntax, it mentions the "-r" option but doesn't reach an usage example. That's presumably in the link that didn't worn for me.
After looking at the photos of the submarine that’s missing, I have no clue how people who are as rich and successful as the ones who were on board could pay such insane amounts of money to board that tiny tin-can of a submarine and go 12,500 feet under the sea without having a sense of, “You know what? This probably isn’t the greatest idea ever. I probably shouldn’t do this.” It boggles my mind.
This is why you always give two ip addresses to such servers. One for the server, and one for the service.
There kind of is a full framebuffer in the display driver chip. You just tell it to draw a square somewhere, and the square will stay there. One of the most limiting factors of the display is actually the spi bus to the display, only running at 8MHz, allowing a maximum full screen update speed of like 8 fps.
What does 'at scale' mean here and why would anyone need 'the cloud' ? Medical images aren't like cell phone videos where everyone is creating data all the time. There is only so much medical data being created because the machines to create them are limited.
"Use Double-Edge Razors instead of Cartridges. Another no brainer if you're a gent. Double-Edge razors cost a fraction of what cartridges from shiny brands like Mach-3 or Gillette Fusion do."

I see this as a saving tip regularly but Double-Edge razors will increase the number of times you cut yourself, by a lot. Yes, they are less expensive but the savings come at a cost of cutting yourself. This is a savings that's not worth doing.
All indication point to that the Cybertruck will be the first new architecture with a 1000V architecture.

Many others have standardized on 800V, for example the Koreans.
There’s some room for interpretation here. Are small sentiment analysis models competing with a large general purpose generative model? OpenAI doesn’t provide the former.

I see competing models as those of LLaMa, Falcon, etc. which would fall into the terms in my interpretation.
I may be wrong here, but I think there is a regulation that prevents the owner of an airline from piloting the planes of their own airline. It might create a conflict of interest between saving money and being cautious.

This is not only a theoretical risk. It happened. A Brazilian soccer team, Chapecoense, hired a private airliner to get them from Bolivia to Colombia. Due to some bad luck, airport closing hours and whatnot, the flight plan had to be changed and the plane was fueled below what the regulations required. They were getting close to the destination airport when they got a low fuel warning. More bad luck and in the airport of the destination the flight control asked their flight to wait while another plane had priority in landing.

There were alternatives to redirect the flight or request priority to land, which they only requested when it was too late and the plane crashed due to fuel exhaustion. 71 of 77 people in the plane died in the crash, including the pilot.

The pilot was also the co-owner of the airline, so there is room to speculate that he didn't want to promptly admit to be low on fuel and require priority to land, or divert to another airport when the low-fuel warning appeared, because he would have to admit that he fueled below what the regulations asked. He could face the consequences, like a fine or losing his license.

I might forgot or misunderstood something, but more details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaMia_Flight_2933
And in fact, in Germany they have that legal right. Reality is that these lines are not universal.
How I have missed this…
Oh I’m too young.
Imgui doesn’t write to a framebuffer, it records GPU commands. Really embedded MCUs don’t have space for a framebuffer either, a technique used is filling a line buffer on a timer interrupt and driving the lcd off that. The gui has to be written quite differently.
Still no way to see how many videos are in a channel though? Unless I need to pay more attention.
That’s great to know. I’m more of a lurker on every social media site so I’ll have to break out of my habits during these launch periods.
Game theory and bayesian statistics are somewhat related to it.

They don't quantify morality but they may explain the logic behind some moral judgment, and allow for extrapolation.
Wait, what?!

SO hides questions with answers... but still retains them and allows logged in users with enough karma to see them?

That is insane.
> in Washington

Ah, Washington drivers! Paying no attention at all until someone nears their space, then all of a sudden VERY attentive and territorial yet unwilling to be actually aggressive, so instead just kind of interfering.

Highway driving at its finest.
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36408700
Join an early stage startup with a founder that can raise money and build partnerships
For example, have a network of friends who follow the same path?
Self-isolation in suburbs is a particular American bug. There are cultures where people actively socialise until death.

Somebody should invite these lay-flatters to Southern Europe. They will definitely like Spain.
How does the US get to 240v if you guys don’t have multiple phases at home?

Not an electrician, but here In Europe we get to 400v by combining the three 240v phases we get.
As the saying goes, "safety regulation is written in blood" and I expect this to be somewhat modified.

It's complicated somewhat if the submarine is launched and operated in international waters, however.
I use Firefox and more than often I restore last closed tabs (by mistake like you!) with Ctrl+Shift+T.

Of course, there's History and "Restore Previous Session" which saves you from countless nightmares when the next time you boot your computer you want to restore what you last viewed or had opened.

It helps immensely!
NetBSD Veriexec Subsystem
Show HN: Day Progress
> +20k bonus and a title bump.

As opposed to what? What would the author consider to be sufficient compensation? 50K? 100k? 200k? More?
Infants deprived of social contact who have their other needs met, will die.

Solitary confinement is a form of torture.

We are a social species. Social interaction is core to our survival and critical to our well-being.
I wonder if this sort of memory management can be made for Pytorch transformers as under the hood optimization.
Tesla start charging much much faster. Tesla communication is perfectly fine for Tesla to Tesla connection and Tesla has no need to change that.

Teslas start charging within 5-8s, CCS often take 30s to start charging.

Tesla will follow the standard for other cars, but I hope they improve on the implementation.
Microsoft has DevBox but it’s not clear where that fits around Codespaces?

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-developer-commu...
I use an Android app called Aurora. In honestly though, I didn't exhaustively check all the options. But it works well.
Google slides I think.
You can use Stripe Connect with standard accounts.

The documentation (and asking support questions about Stripe Connect) is not very fun to navigate though.
Amazon selling off companies they own is not very common. The last one that I know of that they sold off was Curse.(Sub-Subsidiary of Twitch) It was a huge effort by the director at the time to make it happen.
It seems that I didn’t communicate my feelings properly.

I enjoy documenting and reading code. I also enjoy reading design documents that are very technical in nature and actually motivate the decisions and direction. I even read research papers on my free time. I also enjoy writing such documents and respective code.

My issue is that I spent 4-5 days writing a darn excellent document on the proof of concept that I had built for a service we are supposed to launch this fall with a code freeze on September 1st.

And today I had to spend all day writing yet another document summarizing what I had written in the first one so that I can have a discussion with other principals to get their comments (I got great comments from 2 in the presentation and follow up discussions), just to get an approval and the go ahead to productionise what I had already built that was shown to work. No other approach exists, no other poc exists, and most of my time is now fragmented because of the meetings.

No other engineer working on this had an approach that could actually work for reasons I explained in yet another document, the more seniors had claimed they’d need a month to get the poc done. I did it in far less time, and had it all well documented. That was the most fun I have had in a while.

Upper management (2-skip manager) gave me lots of praise and blew off another meeting he had to stay on for the additional questions and discussion, and scheduled another full on 1h meeting with me alone to discuss it further.
Also received my librem 5 recently, and it's incredibly disappointing. The software in particular is incredibly buggy and janky. When I open the app store it just fails to load things sometimes. Even the FirefoxOS device I tried a few years ago was better.
The frosts the last few years have been from arctic cold blasting south, which is directly attributable to the weakening Polar vortex [0], which is directly linked to higher global ocean temperatures and sea ice loss [1].

[0]https://www.rmets.org/metmatters/polar-vortex-sudden-stratos...

[1]https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms5646
Not that that makes smooth video impossible:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqL8V3xWmxg

(Shameless self promotion :))
It is a simpler design to screw the nuts from the outside. Otherwise the hull would need through hull screws attached to the door or some sort of clamp around the hull edge by the door opening.
So your suggestion to avoid shipping chromium is to ship java instead?

Aren't you just replacing one VM for another?
"We demonstrate shredded furniture RoboCat had never previously seen"
Apparently there exists even 1.5 kW in Italy: https://tariffe.segugio.it/guide-e-strumenti/domande-frequen...
Now for them to bring back the 5 star rating system and video replies!
they literally drilled holes on the inside to mount computer display
We used matplotlib for the performance charts, and used a free website to convert google slides to the animation gifs.
If this were submitted as a new comment it would be at the top of the page.
If it turned out that the failed parachute had a history of using and misusing a number of cheap parts that weren't up to spec, I'm not sure there would be much of interest left to speculate about.

In this case, OceanGate has a well documented history of making poor and reckless engineering decisions. The fact that things went horribly wrong is probably related to one of the many corners they cut.

It will be interesting if/when we get more solid information but until then most of the speculation seems pretty on point to me.
Was the British Empire Evil?
I read that as undefined in terms of how the shell itself handles it, because the OS doesn't care.
On the android app at least, the video count is next to subscriber count below the name and above the description on the channel's page.
You just send it through a mixer beforehand. Also securing information is possible on the blockchain, Monero does it.
Doesn’t seem to have hit the iPad app yet and I don’t have any updates pending at the moment, but this is still excellent news. Thanks for the heads up!
>Murderers aren’t really representative of the homeless.

Nobody is arguing they are.

>Bear in mind mere homelessness is not unequivocally a crime in the states

Nobody is for prosecuting homelessness. Vagrancy, loitering, public consumption of drugs and alcohol, obstruction of public right of way, public nuisance, public defecation, trespassing etc, etc, are crimes though and we should be going after their perpetrators regardless of their having a home.
Hunting the Monkey Torturers
Have patience, it will get visible to all users eventually.

This extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sort-by-oldest/mig... added (logically yesterday, if we see its date in description) an End of Life announcement due to the return of this option.