skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Still relatively simple, the stack being LLM hopefully most of the actual “stack” work will be transferred inside the LLM. Example, if context size becomes unlimited, could do away with vector dbs.
News flash: People who have lots of money often don’t like to spend it. That’s why they keep on having a lot of money.
Nope. You will still need a proper GPU. You can't yet run large language models on tiny hardware like an m1/m2. Even the llama.cpp magic is only possible with very small models at beam size 1, which really limits the "creativity" of these models.
I currently live in deep south Texas (RGV) in a cheap apartment. The AC tries, but over 100F it is not adequate. When it approaches 90+ inside, the freezer in the old refrigerator can't actually freeze anymore.

Someday I will have funds to improve my circumstances. But a $20 box fan is surprisingly effective for supplementing the weak AC. I just took most of the stuff out of the freezer except for some ice and a few things.
Worker cooperatives pay
If you look the example code you will also immediately understand why Python is “slow”. Also for some easy performance gains Python should forfeit some of this dynamism and optionality and just give types like int (no subclassing).
the US spends the most on healthcare but has the shortest life expectancy
The question was "will all DPReview staff join Gear Patrol", and the answer said core as opposed to just simply affirming all, so perhaps not all staff get to keep their job.
What Did the Vikings Eat?
Yeah, everyone calculating oxygen rates is a nice optimistic view on the situation.

I think occams razor suggests that they experienced a breach or defect in the viewing window (or possibly the hull).

At the pressures they were at, it would have been over for them, before they ever even knew there was a problem. The pressures are so great, that they would have assimilated into the water instantly.

For what its worth, as sad as that sounds, it is possibly a better fate than the alternative of suffocating to death for 4 days in complete darkness (which is exactly what happened to 23 crew members aboard the Kursk russian sub back in 2000 [1])

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kursk_submarine_disaster
> tens of dozens.

Compared to the hundreds of millions of current non-poly marriages?

Regardless, poly is a non-starter without a significant male deficit ie post war that wipes out 20%+ of the male population.
IMHO yes. With DDG I always felt I needed to make it work. With Kagi I forget I even use something not-Google
For an tragic but well documented example, see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kursk_submarine_disaster

”The submarine's emergency rescue buoy had been intentionally disabled during an earlier mission and it took more than 16 hours to locate the sunken boat, which rested on the ocean floor at a depth of 108 m (354 ft).”
I doubt anyone thinks this is why the sub went missing.

It's just funny that the submarine, which went missing, and is now notorious for skimping on safety, went with a generic "third party" controller instead of something higher quality, like a genuine Xbox controller from Microsoft.
"before:<date>" works in search, at least it did a short while ago.
The testing and verification is key. It might even be they were trying to lean on some work done by the navy on the Xbox 360 controller and that got switched along the line for the Logitech, losing one of the main reasons for using the original choice.

In any case, I would hope they brought a spare (or had an alternative method to drive, even if cumbersome), as easy spares is one of the selling points of COTS parts (and long as you verify it's the real part and isn't a revision that looks the same invalidating your testing).
Finding Reddit and Twitter by word of mouth is very different from finding a specific subreddit or Twitter account by word of mouth. AFAIK, Discord as a platform doesn't support internal discoverability in the same way as Reddit and Twitter.
A good choice, really.
Slightly OT: Been wanting to get back into drums after a ~15 year hiatus. Electric kits still seem pretty pricy - does HN have any recs?
I’m Torn: his credentials are impressive so I should listen to what he has to say, but he also paid for Twitter Blue so I assume he’s an utter moron.
It’s wild how little manufacturers have invested in anything, like basic quality.

It’s a garbage industry full of garbage vendors selling unremarkable trash, YoY.
Ah yes, definitely in the case of protections abroad. Forgot which example was being discussed earlier in the thread!
Does it work for rideshare apps? Lyft/Uber etc.
We (as an industry) do produce some smaller SoMs. Long are gone the days of gigantic EVKs with a thousand interfaces, but it's costly compared to RPi, because of scale and all the certifications we make our hardware go through.
Incorrect.

But, to be fair, the Chinese were still watching movies on CD-I well into the 2000s. So I admit to marginalizing their choice on anything.
I control+f'd for "refus" and didn't see a mention of this. To whom did they refuse? To whom do they owe a certification?
Put it this way: would you buy stock in a gas station where the owner was getting the gas for free from his friends, and now his friends hate him and aren't giving him free gas anymore?

Now imagine that this station is located on a busy intersection surrounded by multiple other stations.

Reddit is just a dumb pipe; its only real value came from its users. Management doubling down on its increasingly undisguised hostility towards those users doesn't scream "growth" to me.
"replacement for iPhone and Android" are your words, not theirs.

And as for the PP the manufacturer has always been very explicit about it:

https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-beta-edition-with-conve...

>Beta Edition PinePhones are aimed solely at early adopters. More specifically, only intend for these units to find their way into the hands of users with extensive Linux experience.
As another post has commented, in Ireland we indeed use C13 cables, and it's pretty common to use this term for that here !
AMD CEO Teases ROCm Support Coming to Radeon Consumer GPUs Soon
emergency stop button and release of ballast to gently float to surface?
The bigger issue is that it's a handheld controller, and looks wireless.

What happens if you drop it, it lands sticks-down, giving a sudden large control input to the thrusters? Given those stick extensions (which look 3D printed), the controls must be fairly sensitive?

Or if the wireless connection drops out (or the battery dies) when you're close to a shipwreck or other hazard that you don't want to get entangled in?
If you look at the pictures linked in the arstechnica article, you can see they used screws in the _carbon_ _fiber_ _hull_ to fix a monitor and lights.

They are really up there with boeing to compete for a price in malicious stupidity.
Isn't that fairly common? Wikipedia lets admins see and undelete deleted pages too.
I like Evan’s 2009 post a lot, but I like John’s analysis here even better. John seems to make fewer assumptions; in particular, Evan assumes a 95% confidence bound.
Hm, I don't want to forget I'm using something not-Google, because that would mean it's about as good as Google, which is terrible.

I want a search engine that's actually good.
> When people talk about Bitcoin's potential demise, they are referring to its price and perceived value

And arguably, Madoff-style Ponzi schemes are more prevalent than ever.
How NASA Visualized Voyager, and Helped Revolutionize Cinema [video]
https://archive.is/2rTMe
The “not your keys set” is fine, most of them got their BTC at $1 and if BTC falls to $3 they still tripled initial investment.

The people who got in later don’t understand “owning” a bitcoin on an exchange and having the key in your possession are VERY different. Those people are idiots.
The saving grace of the Pinephone is that it is only about 1/8th the cost! They set the expectations realistically. It is a hacker phone for hackers.

It feels like as soon as the community is moving in the right direction, the entire state of technology has moved on to something else and they are constantly trying to realign.
We lost a lot of those ships.
Same. However it seems most people don't like the old.reddit look, only 4% of redditors use it. Most people are content with the slow bloated new reddit.

When redditors talked about what sites to migrate to most of them preferred the modern interfaces over text based ones like tildes.net.
GM is scrapping Android Auto and Apple Carplay, building it's own native operating system to get access to that customer data that Google and Apple won't share with them.

To be fair, GM expects $20 billion to $25 billion a year in revenue by 2030. Who knows how much customer data is worth but they seem to think it's worth the expense.
>but unlike general users they are the one demographic it’s easy to replace

could not disagree more. You could not pay me to put up with the riffraff of spam, angry users who don't care about me, and maintenance of tools that are not even suppotred by the site, despite relying on them. At least I have a bit of social pressure on my side as a cashier keeping people from throwing punches (a bit).

Someone crazy enough to do that for free isn't someone I let go of (from the perspecive of a
profit seeking executive). I can change algorithms and bargain with Google to get more traffic from "general users".

But I guess we're talking past each other. You seem to see all mods as power hungry and foaming at the tooth to moderate a bunch of users. Sure, you can find SOMEONE, in the samw way on how you can find someone to do odd jobs on the street. That's not equivalent to a proper experienced moderator who has already hit those growing pains. Trying to rationalize this with you is like trying to rationalize at work why you shouldn't lay off experienced talent. I'll just shake my head as the company spirals down and points fingers instead of looking within and thinking "maybe we should value our workers and try and keep them happy".
That was a decompression event with high pressure air flowing out. If a submarine has a rupture that deep, it would go the other way, high pressure water coming in. Most likely, as soon as there was any break the whole thing would collapse in on itself. Picture yourself crushing an empty coke can between the two flat ends. It goes from intact and pretty strong to all of a sudden easy to push and crushed.

In the event you could contain it to a simple pinhole and not have it instantly crush, the stream of water would cut anything placed in its path. It would work similar to a lightsaber.
That was my immediate reaction when I read "carbon fiber tube". Really? Carbon fiber doesnt seem like the right choice, but I am not a submarine designer. Maybe there's something I don't know. But for me it immediately felt wrong.
I think the founder/CEO should be on a trip to prison for the negligence and mind bogglingly poor decision making surrounding this debacle.
If all that is true and SEC registration is so great for investors, why isn't any exchange satisfying that market demand and registering with the SEC? Seems like a no-brainer.
Knowing I wouldn't have to work if I just held on to it...

It does sting. But I had to get a car to get to work back then. So there's not much to be mad about.
I really don't see how that is possible.
Same, but a two door '89 Grand Am with a 24" Kick drum in the front passenger seat.
Hey Anurag! Thanks for answering our questions here. Just curious, why do most of the new PaaSs (including Render apparently) go for GCP and AWS, instead of a cheaper option like Hetzner? It seems everyday I read another blog post of how switching away from the Big 3 Clouds (or DO) results in massive savings for some company.
Yup. What's open source now is basically a framework on which you have to build anything useful and, surprise surprise, the only company building that useful is Google.
I haven't thought about that episode of "Pinky and the Brain" in years, thanks for a chuckle.
True but doesn't Rust support WASM? Author is using Rust.
OT but I had to wipe my screen a jillion times then realised the page has background image of tiny little dots...
From my insignificant experience as an amateur recording engineer, drums can be effectively mic'd with as few as one or two mics or as many as twenty. A bare-bones rock recording setup might have a single overhead condenser mic capturing the cymbals and shell drums (snare and toms) and a dynamic mic pointed at the outer head of the kick drum. Regarding the choice of microphone, condenser mics have better sensitivity and fidelity at high frequencies (cymbals produce harmonics that extend well past the upper limit of human hearing); dynamic mics perform better at high amplitude.

A four-mic setup will have two overhead mics for stereo imaging and another dynamic mic on the snare drum; I would consider this the minimum for achieving a professional sound. Most mics introduced after this point will be additional spot mics like those already on the kick and snare drums; most drum sets will have two or more tom drums which benefit from a close-mic, and it is very common to mic the bottom head of the snare drum, against which the wires rattle, to combine with the more percussive sound of the top head.

My personal experience (and amount of equipment) runs out at this point; but one might add additional overhead microphones, or place microphones elsewhere in the room to capture more of the natural ambiance. A maximally-mic'd up drum set might have clip-on mics on the top and bottom of every shell drum (including the kick), two or three distinct models and placements of microphone on the snare, and spot mics for groups or even individual cymbals in addition to the overheads.

Regardless of the number of mics, the overhead microphones provide the foundational sound, and the spot mics sweeten the result. A comprehensive description of drum mixing goes beyond the scope of this comment, and for that matter I can only speak of how I mix drums for rock music. I would begin with compressing the feed from the overheads to bring forward the cymbals and the ringing of the snare, and then add punch from the spot mics. It's generally impossible to completely eliminate bleed between microphones, but isolation can be achieved in effect by gating the feed - muting the signal from a spot mic when it falls below a certain threshold. This way you can, say, run the feed from the snare through your favorite distortion effect without also amplifying the bleed from the cymbals that lies between them.
i have that one, logitech f510. it's a quality game controller and very reasonably priced.
Whataboutism is a method of responding to an accusation by making a counter-accusation against an opponent. (What about her e-mails?)
The Norteńo and Sureńo gangs had running machine gun battles in the Outer and South Mission just a decade ago, until the Feds took them down using the gang enhancements so decried by progressives like Chesa Boudin.
Yup, the "purple people" it was vics' wifes' personal farvorite color... so all the houses were purple...

I have many stories.

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my dad was his personal body guard... if you want to hear crazy stories from the 1980s, Tahoe, and Cocaine and the bay area, ... uh... yeah...

these bitches were flying TONS TONS did I make that specific? Tons

into trukee ( south lake tahoe )

where do you think all the coke in vegas came from?
My neighbors recently bought a $200k+ _tiny_ Mercedes RV and they mainly drive it for day trips. Basically it’s a really, really expensive porta-potty you drive anywhere you think you may need to use the bathroom.

It’s absurd but no less absurd than a similarly priced boat that might get 20-30 hours if use a season. Plenty of other neighbors have those.
This is great and I have used it but the better advice is stop using bash scripts for anything other than your own personal scripts and use real languages for anything important.
The Best Show No One Watched
> Everyone becomes worried about being able to extract money/value from the crypto ecosystem as a whole due

Some of those "everyone" are people who live in countries with both currency controls (so they can basically only buy their national currency, or cryptocurrencies), and a horribly inflating national currency. Even a non-exchangeable-for-fiat Bitcoin is better in their eyes than the only other alternative they have. No one wants to spend 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollars on a loaf of bread.

In the more stable world you'd need the failure/shutdown of exchanges approximately simultaneous with the strengthening of those national currencies. It might happen, but it'll be a while.

I'm anti-crypto, I just don't see it happening in the near term.
postmarketos on oneplus6t definitely works.

it’s got rough edges compared to an iphone, and performance is worse, but it is insanely better than a pinephone.
The final var
Yeah, snide-ness aside, you'd be suprised what happened in the 1970s among the 'hip' crowd in San Francisco....

Ever know about Charlie Manson's CIA fixers, for example? (haight street SF) - I dont have time to give you a history lesson on the CIA and silicon valley...

Go apply at palantir if you want to know what is going on....
I don’t know in this case, but it’s often an insurance company.
The car is ultimately the limiting factor on charge rate, not the connector.
We're mostly using multi-arch container images for that use case.
There is 96 hours of oxygen onboard, and even without any supplement, 5 people would survive in a space that large for at least half a day with no fresh air
Phones really need a hardware button or key combination for this-- tap out SOS on the power button or something.

It may well be the last phone call one makes in their life, but the ability to do it at all is predicated on the integrity of a piece of glass. It's insane.
He was on the sub.
If your player wasn't spotify, now you know why! Spotify bought them and took them spotify-exclusive, in part of an attempt to gain control of podcasting landscape.

And if you are typical, apparently the gimlet staff were right to be worried that this hurt their numbers!
You know whats really funny:'

In 2004 I was designing the data center for LucasFilm's CTO... CTO

And he asked me why I couldnt provide power-to-the-desktop via FIBER

In a really high profile mtg...

All I could do was look around the room from side-to-side....
He's one of the people on the lost submarine
I don't know about OceanGate but carbon fiber is often used to save weight and still keep the same strength requirements. I wouldn't doubt that's why they did it. You can go bigger and still keep within the weight requirements. Carbon fiber is expensive relative to steel but in this case since they were looking to make it a tourist attraction then, I bet, it was economically advantageous. And in theory it can withstand an equal amount of pressure.

The big disadvantage is that when it fails it's catastrophic. It just shatters. There's no warning. At least with steel it bends before it fails. That's not the case with carbon fiber.
I have that controller. It’s awesome.
I think you might be seeking escape rather than reconnecting with nature. Those are two opposing desires. One is the desire to escape the monotony of everyday life by getting back into nature. The other is losing oneself to nature. No going back. Only forward. Akin to hiking the Appalachian trail or the PNW trail in one go. It’s not an escape, it’s a calling or yearning for growth.
why would i be surprised that a citizen of a country supports their country's government? they're not americans, they're chinese citizens.
It's quite easy to change the css from Lemmy, and from a quick look their HTML is reasonably clean. I'm tempted to attempt it.
I think this says more about the general state of guitar playing than anything else.
Imagine someone falling onto that monitor at 4000 meters. When the operator accidently moves because of the joystick. If it wouldnt be so sad, it could be funny actually.
Great. Can we get Amazon to have price sorting work too please? And have it actually accurately show cost per unit across similar products? I have to believe it's deliberately broken in both cases which is fucking annoying.
"Tiny houses" take that inefficiency up a notch. Using materials and designs with no regard for road weight.
>>"The pixies on the wires get all mixed up in the big pipes, its not like the wires from the car just go straight to a single power plant.

I love this phrase more than you can imagine.

WHERE THE HECK ARE ALL THESE ELECTRONS COMING FROM?????!!!!!
Are they required to carry insurance?
The Builder's Remedy doesn't apply to SF yet because of its sham "Housing Element" plan it filed with the State government, that has realistically zero chances of ever happening, but bought them an 8 year reprieve.
> it can support higher voltage in a new revision, but that means currently deployed chargers have an inferior design in that aspect

It's tough to bring currently deployed chargers to CCS's defence, given most deployed chargers are Tesla's.
He is in the submarine...
Thought provoking, thank you. The article advocates the worthy goal of actually putting the effort in to something rather than buying ever more stuff that you'll never get around to getting the most out of. A helpful reminder.

But as I implied in my question, I think if anything I might need to correct in the opposite direction. My primary laptop is twelve years old, and I'm starting to think about replacing it. I don't want to become a wasteful consumerist, but I also no longer want to spend my limited time doing things like vacuuming when a robot can do it more frequently than I ever will with less effort, freeing up time for more fulfilling pursuits.
When the operator was demonstrating "perturbations", they were reaching into the scene while the robot was very close to grabbing objects they had their fingers near - isn't this dangerous? What if the robot clamped down on their fingers?
Coincidentally the musician Mac DeMarco recently did something similar to quit smoking while recording an album: https://www.gq.com/story/how-to-quit-smoking-and-record-an-a...
Such a subset exists already: https://xmpp.org/about/compliance-suites/
Oh this is nice! Is this the same quantization method as GGML? It's just described as "Efficient custom 8 bit and 4 bit quantization"

And thanks for the https://pypi.org/project/lm-eval/ pointer, have to get this in tinygrad.
The discussion is around MSFT being the biggest enemy though.
I heart you! ;-)
The pixies on the wires get all mixed up in the big pipes, its not like the wires from the car just go straight to a single power plant.
You don't need a "nation-state", any old sovereign state will do fine.

I've read that various cryptocurrencies (including Bitcoin) are/have worked on quantum-proof verification algorithms. Not sure what it entails, but people are working on it.
Isn't this counter-argument equally applicable to silver or gold?
Don't use traps unless you have to. They are subtly complex and require a great deal more code to deal with edge cases. There is almost always a simpler way to accomplish what you want.

If Bash has taught me anything, it's that many advanced features should seldom be used. Always resist the temptation to be fancy.