skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My ARM server experience is similarly disappointing. Sometimes there's software that's just not available and setting up cross compilers sucks.

Running Docker containers on ARM feels like the Gentoo version of Docker. Sometimes you'll find an official image that will work, but most of the time you end up compiling images. In some cases, the base images need compiling too, so you end up with custom Docker bases that you now also need to keep track of in case they need to be updated.

There's no technical reason why it has to be this hard, but if you're mostly running other people's software, everything is just so very suboptimal.

Luckily, Apple's macbooks are now bringing consumer ARM to developers in a way that makes sense. I think there's a direct link between the M1 coming out and the sudden increase in aarch64 Docker images.

There are still major pain points with ARM but the experience is getting better.
is this "code as data" - so it is really true then
The English explanations you find first for emergent are not really fitting here. Interestingly the Germany explanation for the same word seems to be much better.

I'm pretty sure they mean emergent as in emergent gameplay.

Here's a good explanation for that:

> Emergent gameplay refers to complex situations in video games, board games, or table top role-playing games that emerge from the interaction of relatively simple game mechanics.

So emergent is not inherently surprising. Games like Dwarf Fortress or Rimworld have a lot of emergent complexity but most of it was not surprising.

So in the context of LLM it means that complex reasoning is emergent based on simple underlying mechanics.

And since we thought humans’ complex reasoning skills were very unique.. We are surprised by the emergence of it in LLMs.

PS: The explanation for "emergence" is much better:

> In philosophy, systems theory, science, and art, emergence occurs when a complex entity has properties or behaviors that its parts do not have on their own, and emerge only when they interact in a wider whole.
It works in bash and zsh, which are pretty much the only bourne-like shells that matter.
Well one is a fruit company and apples are fruits and it did it first, and the other is a tech company that came after it and is saying the logos are similar, in an ideal world a judge would say ok I believe you now you change it.

But hey, Apple is a 2 trillion dollar company, wars have been started for a lot less, so the discussion isn't even worth having unless you also believe in Santa.
Not the parent poster you're replying to, but this is the component library we use at work and it's awesome:

https://mui.com/material-ui/react-autocomplete/#multiple-val...

We typically hook it up to Formik or react-hooks and compose complex forms out of it, but would love to see a form builder with similar power.
who knows, Apple (the computing company) might be considering selling apple (the fruit) as they reach market saturation in computers!
This is the only TV show I've rewatched 3 times. To me it captures the essence of our existence for a lot of older people in tech. In many ways it's the modern version of a western where a bunch of guys go out to the middle of nowhere to find gold, with nothing beyond their beliefs to keep them going.
While I fully support a french effort to be competitive in the AI industry, the memo is mostly empty apart for the 1 line bio of the team members that could or could not show the seriousness of the project. I hope that it's just the "executive" summary and that there is a real, detailled memo behind the $100 millions and that it's not just another "let's fund our friends" from the local capitalist class
I mean it makes a bit of sense. If earnings could be a proxy for financial security/stability and the goal is to raise a family then it makes sense that one seeking a family would prefer more stable partners than ones deemed less so.
Exploiting economies of scale is not loss-leading, though.

It's a tough lesson, for sure, and it repeats all across industry, and it leaves a bad taste in the mouth, but making things for less profit is not making a loss. And nor is making things in China.

I'm sure Korg, Moog, Akai etc., all need to step up on pushing for greater respect for copyrights and patents in China. As do Arca-Swiss and RRS in the photography world. (e.g. there is a single Leofoto product that is not available for sale in Europe because Arca-Swiss had some success in demonstrating it is a close copy; Leofoto have moved on to other more innovative designs)

And here is an unfortunate lesson: if you continue to sell a product for the same price as you could charge before your patent expired, after it expires, then yeah. You are almost certainly overcharging, even if you don't know it yet.
Reminds me of Professor Van Helsing's language in Dracula
Google has a strong culture of strat (strategy) papers. It reads like a well written one for sure.
Well that's saying something when the games industry is more sane.
The problem with the unary numeral system is that numerals grow linearly with value, while for binary (ternary etc) they only grow logarithmically. So they need much less space and can be much faster read and written. An algorithm with relies on unary numerals probably has worse computational complexity than one that uses binary or higher.
This can be done with pgbouncer and you can suspend the database so pgbouncer "holds" connections. If the application has high enough timeouts, it will look like it's just taking longer than normal to connect.
It's just hypergamy, an evolved trait in women.
Everyone Likes Reading. Why Are We So Afraid of It?
Depends on the sophistication of the agent. I have agency myself and can express my current mental state quite readily, or can express personal opinions about a wide variety of subjects. I'm not sure how you would write a useful textbook about it though.
I think this could be fake. He says it’s an MoE model, but then explains that it’s actually a blended ensemble. Anyone else have thoughts on that?
The ones that don't seem very tasty don't become targets of predators?

All of these things are ridiculously gendered. s/men/women/g and it's the same. Likewise same sex relationships. And there are as many different explanations as there are people.

Loneliness, felt alone or with others, sure does suck.
With 6x CPU slowdown (although not enough anymore) or a "normal" computer? React isn't exactly fast, in fact it's pretty slow. Developers just think it's fast because they have $4000 Mac Book Pro's.
we need those star trek replicators that can build up food (and medicine as food)
I certainly hope they’ll be rescued but at nearly 4KM down it seems unlikely.

Still, never know what the navy has in its bag of tricks.
The last few paragraphs describe how they basically created unstoppable super-bacteria that are untargetable by any existing medication or immune response, what could go wrong? Let’s hope their lab safety is uncharacteristically excellent.
There’s a real risk of courting at work. Don’t do it, it’s not worth the HR investigation for sexual harassment. Multiple post employers I’ve seen some men not take no for an answer. I’ve seen some woman over react from a single attempt by a male.

tldr you hit on a girl/guy at work you do risk a HR violation.
No snark. Honest question. What is the best reason to remove sort by oldest in the first place?
Apple 'owns' apple.pl

DOMAIN NAME: apple.pl
registrant type: organization
nameservers: a.ns.apple.com.
b.ns.apple.com.
c.ns.apple.com.
d.ns.apple.com.
created: 1998.08.26 13:00:00
last modified: 2023.01.13 18:06:41
renewal date: 2023.08.25 14:00:00

option created: 2023.04.05 15:47:12
option expiration date: 2026.04.05 15:47:12
Final nail in the coffin of Red Hat rebuilds?
Any tidally locked satellite such as the moon.
His wiki page probably has sources,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Rainer

But in anycase this has little to do with genetics, the poor guy's pituitary was a mess
in my city at least and the rest of india but i can talk about my city in particular.

A guy is supposed to be earning big bucks. No matter how you do it, you just need big bucks. Top marks if you are a "government employee" because that signals the family will always have food on the table.

This also means, by the time you are 23-25-28, a guy needs to land something big or else he must remain a bachelor (this is still traditional, family does the arranging and finding a partner thing) .

Girls OTOH, have 2 classes. 1 where groom expects the bride to be "housewife, not going to work after marriage) so these ladies just finish studies and "wait".
2. where the guys expect their wives to be "working" so the ladies have developed this hack where they work, as literal slaves in primary schools as teachers earning a pittance but "yep, she is working" checkbox gets ticked.

its a hopeless thing really
Reading Log for Effective C: An Introduction to Professional C Programming
This looks like a script that basically just runs all the necessary SQL for you. It looks pretty similar to an internal Python tool I came up with to do the same thing (basically just scripting out setting up logical rep and waiting for it to catch up, then executing switchover commands)
So in layman's terms does this mean that on top of big base of knowledge (?) they trained 8 different 220B models and each model specialized in different areas, in practice like an 8 units "brain"?
PS. Thinking now how human brain does something similar as our brain is split in two parts and each one specialize in different tasks.
Pretty much. With blackjack and hookers...
This is one of those typical cases of legal departments that have run out of work and are looking for legitimacy for their own existence. Many lawyers are able to expand their own economic sphere without generating any added value for the general public.
> Shortening it to just Apple may confuse people wanting to buy apples.

Or fans of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison & Starr who definitely had "Apple" as their corporate name first.
But then this is just the symptom of the larger problem which is online dating in general. If you only give people a few metrics by which to measure the quality of their potential partner, and then give them a surplus of profiles to choose from, they will brutally apply those metrics to narrow down the crowd. Even if that leads them to the wrong kind of people
I opened the video in the background and immediately recognized the person: the author behind the 3Blue1Brown YouTube channel. It has a long series of video regarding various mathematical topics which are rather accessible.

My favorite by far is a "proposal" for an alternate notation which makes much more sense and, if adopted, would make mathematics way less intimidating (Triangle of Power (2016), 3Blue1Brown - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sULa9Lc4pck ).

I'd give him a Fields medal (or at least an honorary mention of some sort) :-]
Navigating Sharp Edges in OpenAI's Function Call Feature
See, "founder and CTO" would put me off dating: I think I'd prefer someone I could potentially spend some actual time with.
So you're saying trademarks prevent arson and violence.
https://arslan.io/2019/07/03/how-to-write-idempotent-bash-sc...

I am not sure how autoritative this is but I immediately thought of this post. (It's the vim-go guy)
+++

Always upvote Dark City mentioning :)
Apple’s self-service repairs no longer require a call to Apple when you’re done
Thanks for pointing this quirk/difference out! I'll keep it in mind.

Regarding the expected behaviour: I believe this is largely a matter of preference/philosophy.
I have previously used trap handlers in bash scripts explicitly so that the cleanup is run in every case and /tmp is not polluted - even of failures. Reasoning: For automated tasks or people not familiar with Linux/my script, the disk should not be filled up with old garbage data. And for debugging, I usually add a '-d/--debug' option to have more verbose output and disable the cleanup on Ctrl+C (but still cleanup on normal exit).

But as I said, I don't believe there is the one true way. So except for pointing out that I had to ensure external cleanup in case the script was run by some auomated tasks in a permanent environment (read: native), I wouldn't seriously complain if I ever used one of your scripts :)
Heidegger's term i think, based on the english translation of "being and time" (Sein und Zeit), our state of having found ourselves like this.
PHP Array_column() Function
We are talking about Func array column, If you are a PHP developer, you must be familiar with arrays, one of the most important data structures in PHP.
Fun fact: according to Wikipedia the revenue of Apple in 2022 was 394.3 bn USD*, while the GDP of Finland was 321.2 bn USD**.

In other words Apple could outspend a member of the EU. I don't think a crowd-sourced community project can match that.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Inc.

** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland
Much fewer people hear and get offended about the lawsuit vs their benefit from having all the related names/trademark/domain, so it's simply the benefit of obtaining the name/trademark/domain.
You’ve avoided the spoiler for 25 years? That’s impressive!
You can incrementally add client side only UI elements as you need - and if you want to use something more complex there are escape hatches which let you use your frontend framework of choice which can then hook into the LiveView process across the socket.
> What kind of feedback exactly would you expect from it?

I don't know exactly; this is one of those things where I'd have to implement some things and play around to see what works. Something like some text popping up maybe? I don't know. More advanced users can always just disable these sort of things (I also set up my Vim to not show "-- INSERT --" because at this point it's never helpful for me and it looks a bit nicer this way, but obviously for loads of people it's a very helpful thing).
I think it's acceptable to discuss endings on a 25 year old movie.
Great news for most people at HN and society as a whole. Mating and sex is a highly motivational force for the individual and earning a high income is beneficial for society, so it's great that individual incetives are aligned with societal ones.
Yeah I can definitely see this. Maybe the problem then isn't that we don't feel we can approach people at work, but that we don't have long term, large social groups where we can meet potential partners
was either the g3 or g4 ibook (my g3 was such a lemon it got replaced with a g4)
If a government job signals a man is a good provider, a teaching job probably signals a woman likes (and is good at) dealing with children.
Bioprinting personalized tissues and organs within the body: A breakthrough
https://archive.ph/9g5kS
That sounds like a problem with your bank, or you don't know how to do the transfer correctly.

I can transfer euros from my bank to a bank in a different EU country within seconds at no cost around the clock all days of the year.
There's more info here, including an image of the pre 2011 logo:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/19/apple-wants-to-co...
https://archive.ph/9g5kS

Works every time!
They should be subject to some kind of penalty for engaging in this kind of behavior.
For backup there's tools like barman and pg_backrest. If Postgres is virtualized, it's potentially faster to take disk spanshots & use PITR.

For redundancy (cluster management where you have hot standbys) there's tools like Patroni or Stolon

I don't have experience with Stolon but Patroni can help orchestrate backup tools for you (you still need to pick the tool and do some config)
This means layering additional protocols on top of the file APIs. Of course you can do that, but eventually there will be a similar explosion such as on top of `ioctl`, and it's doubtful whether the resulting interfaces will be any easier to use than the existing ones.
Using elasticsearch was easy since we already have it in our infrastructure - curious if others have been using it for similarity search?
But we already have "mixers" for normal money. It's called "money laundering". I can't imagine "mixing" remaining legal for much longer.
Who is being exploited?
Or they are reward for it...
It doesn't break the system, it breaks one node. The system as a whole will continue to function.
I've driven plenty of windy roads for years, and I've only been "stuck" behind a slow RV (with a line of traffic) once.

I've been behind plenty of RVs who don't drive as fast as I want to. But that's what happens on a public road. (These RVs still drive at a reasonable speed, just not as fast as I want to. IE 48mph in a 50 when I want to drive 55.)

The big problem is obvious drivers, who often are in passenger cars. I've been stuck behind far more oblivious drivers than RVs. These drivers do 20 in a 50, and ignore the long line of cars behind them.
I learned not to talk about IT stuff so that people stop asking me to fix their computer.

Do people ask surgeons to operate them for free on the kitchen table when they have a medical issue?
Fucking hell that's terrifying
And that is important. Usability and simplicity is important for adoption. Every security layer we add does in fact strip away a layer of convenience.

In my opinion, learning to use a password manager has effectively eliminated dozens if not hundreds of passwords and user names that I would have had to remember and all I need to remember is my one password manager password and everything gets copied and pasted in automatically. Even easier on my phone with FaceID unlocking the vault.

But it is still a complication and disruption to previous sign in flows that I had to adapt to and maintain.
https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/

https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/

https://conventionalcomments.org/

https://semver.org/

https://0ver.org/

https://www.nohello.com/

https://nohello.net/en

--

EDIT: added ZeroVer: 0-based Versioning
Couldn't you have a beacon that detaches from the vehicle, floats up to the surface and transmits the signal from there?
PHP is pretty good
Please tell me that's a training simulator and not the real submersible???
Only if they make use of the same version of electron. Also apps tend to statically link their libs nowadays to reduce the amount of runtime dependencies from what I've seen. And I'm pretty sure apps distributed through flatpak and the like come with their own copy of the corresponding .so and won't share anything either - unless I'm wrong and electron does get shipped in a shared runtime.
Hmm... I've heard this one before!
When everything is a file, what is a "file" becomes flexible.

It’s really “Everything has a File Descriptor”, nothing about the concept of a file has changed.

It's in essence no different than OOP or actor model or what have you.

I’m sure there’s an isomorphism that could be drawn but it does nothing to show that it’s an equally good paradigm to write software in. IMO, it’s a tortured abstraction.
A single spoiler can't really ruin the experience of that movie imho. Also the age of the movie aside, if you expect comments about a movie's story don't contain any information about that story that's on you.
Or maybe name just doesn't matter (as long as it's not mega-awful).

Is "Hugging Face" a better name? Sounds like something from the Alien movie.
This would make sense if there was a correlation between income and societal value but this is so obviously not true. I’ve personally turned down many opportunities that were low paying but would have been much better for the world than banking or fin tech bullshit. But being a teacher or working as a lawyer helping poor people or a thousand other things with real benefit do not pay well.

Capitalism optimizes profit. Any beneficial side effects are local and temporary.
We run into this constantly with Willow[0] and the Willow Inference Server[1]. There seems to be a large gap in understanding with many users. They seem to find it difficult to understand a fundamental reality: GPUs are so physically different and better suited to many/most ML tasks all the CPU tricks in the world cannot bring CPU even close to the performance of GPUs (while maintaining quality/functionality) for many tasks. I find this interesting because everyone seems to take it as obvious that integrated graphics vs discrete graphics for gaming aren't even close. Ditto for these tasks.

With Willow Inference Server I'm constantly telling people: a six year old $100 Tesla P4/GTX 1070 walks all over even the best CPUs in the world for our primary task of speech to text/ASR - at dramatically lower cost and power usage. Seriously - a GTX 1070 is at least 5x faster than a Threadripper 5955WX. Our goal is to provide an open-source commercial voice assistant equivalent user experience and that is and will be fundamentally impossible for the foreseeable future on CPU.

Slight tangent but there are users in the space who seem to be under the impression that they can use their Raspberry Pi for voice assistant/speech recognition. It's not even close to a fair fight but with the same implementation and settings a GTX 1070 is roughly 90x (nearly two orders of magnitude) faster[2] than a Raspberry Pi... Yes, all-in a machine with a GTX 1070 uses and order of magnitude more power (3w vs 30x) than a Raspberry Pi but the power cost in even countries with the most expensive power in the world results in a $2-$3/mo cost difference - which I feel, at least, is a reasonable trade-off considering the dramatic difference in usability (Raspberry Pi is essentially useless - waiting 10-30 seconds for a response makes pulling your phone out faster).

[0] - https://github.com/toverainc/willow

[1] - https://github.com/toverainc/willow-inference-server

[2] - https://github.com/toverainc/willow-inference-server/tree/wi...
More so now with containers
The word comes from a strong wind in the Rhine valley and the south of France so I guess the usage hearkens back to that.
Purely AI-generated songs declared ineligible for Grammy Awards
I kind of wish these services were open source/core / had a self-hosted version, mainly because if they ever shut down, I wouldn't really know how to migrate out of them. But also, if they were open source/core, we'd get to add plugins / do all kinds of cool stuff on top as well.

Are there any services that are like this, but on top of say, Cloudflare Workers?
As any laws, regulations and private agreements: they provide an up-front framework for conduct so that people do not get creative in the heat of the moment.
What's the name and point of the weird shake effect when you mouse over a chart?
> There are plenty of fast chargers to fill the gaps.

Definitely not on the route to where my family lives. I checked last year when I was looking at EV, there's like a single L2 charger at a hotel on the whole route. I expect it will be several more years before the millions of us with family in the country can reasonably buy an EV.
> alternate functions through a single handle with additional and somewhat scary methods like ioctl. Plan9 manages this with servers, directories, and more than one path available for a single resource depending on what you're trying to access. This is far more sane.

Given how horribly asynchronous filesystems are I take one handle owned by the current process over a dozen free hanging files that might be reused for different resources at any time. Hell I am quite sure Linux had to kill suid on scripts because the kernel could not guarantee that the script file wasn't swapped out before the interpreter would load the path.
asciinema player added support for classic typescript and ttyrec recordings
> without bite mark

Why? Apple isn't going to brand products with that surely? Sounds like there is yet more back story i.e. trademark trolling - Apple only applied for that mark to go after other people.
Actually what I see near the top is a good discussion with reasonable comments from both sides.
Some photographers seek out postcard racks (are those still a thing?) to see what all the best local pictures are before taking their own (owning the copyright) in today's light good or bad.