skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> since it’s extremely well tested

Logitech tests products under these conditions? Sea water?

I've had considerable experience with Logitech products and I can't imagine employing a consumer grade Logitech controller for any life-critical purpose. It's built-to-a-price e-waste from which you hope to get a couple years of service under near ideal indoor residential conditions.
I think if I were to make a blog post or something I would come up with a list like that. I was just shooting some advice off the cuff.

What tricks do you do? Sleight of hand stuff?
In none of those cases was the crime “misleading the public”. Misleading the public may or may not be a side effect of the specific circumstances where speech is not protected by the First Amendment. In other cases, misleading the public is a perfectly legal and protected activity.
Perhaps said individuals could show their suitability by purchasing an $8/month subscription. It should come with some kind of mark so people know you’re extra trustworthy.
What does ESR stand for in this context?
Prompt engineering is the last great frontier.

I worked on Tanimoto similarity today. It was cool: https://www.featurebase.com/blog/tanimoto-similarity-in-feat...
Gergely Orosz: on the risk of Google shutting down Google Cloud Platform
true,never liked Broadcom myself,wish RPi picked some different cpu from companies that are more open source friendly.
I am currently homeless in Washington state (disabled with Schizoaffective Disorder) and for them to be surprised that “most people want housing” is pretty obvious.

I know my illness is made worse by the stress of living in a minivan, but no one cares.

I am nearing 60 as well. Being mentally ill and white is a death sentence in “the richest country in the world”.
Almost every single one of those countries are in eastern europe, definitely not countries with "significant welfare & national pension system". The depopulation is also mainly due to migration, not fertility.
I generally agree with your comment, but isn't there an exception for companies that do well enough early enough to let the founders keep control with supervoting stock? Then the founders can do whatever they want... which might be make short term money but doesn't have to be.
Work for Germans, hire Mexicans.
Cool site. None of the copy buttons work though on both Firefox and Chrome:

```
app.js:450 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'writeText')
at Object.onClick [as clickfalse] (app.js:450:29)
at HTMLButtonElement.d (preact.min.js:1:4668)
onClick @ app.js:450
d @ preact.min.js:1
```
Are you saying the islands in SecondLife are still retaining their 7-figure US dollar value today?
Well, when all of the officials are skimming millions off the top it's less surprising when they feign incompetence in accounting (similar to our own Pentagon).
What other emulators beside rpcs3 use it?
FF unfortunately does not support detecting the OS reliably...
If they're going as slow as you claim, then cross the double yellow and pass. Not that hard
The fraud is likely in stable coins such as USDT, when it goes Ponzi up, everything comes down with it.
There is a bit of a giant ominous nanny: insurance companies create a lot of the procedures that are practiced around us. And in a world of passing the buck, a lot of people want to insure their civil liabilities, so now our world is directed by people in suits working in high rises.
Also Swift!
How much water and food can you afford to ship to your perfectly safe home?
"Oldest" shows on Windows using Chrome for me.
He is not selling the trips they are paying to be crew. This is such a needless story.
Not google search though. Blech.
It used to be the way to decaffeinate coffee

https://www.landryswarr.com/did-you-know-decaf-coffee-used-t...

In general if you drink decaffeinated coffee I'd check how it's decaffeinated. Even newer processes that use dichloromethane, ethyl acetate or triglycerides are dicey imho. The supercritical CO2 processes seem safe though.

Truth be told I'd encourage anyone drinking decaf to really think about the benefits here.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer on stupidity (1943)
Seems like this thread is getting suppressed. We have front page submissions that have been around for an hour and have just 7 votes while this one is 45 minutes old and has 35. Weird and non transparent moderation decision.
I want an option to sort by duration. Or rather search by duration.
thank you both, nightmare is the only way to describe it, he had so much to give to the world.
Not only Europeans... It is simply more comfortable, AC or not. But honestly I imagine I can just leave the battery pack lying besides me or wear some shorts or even buy some underwear with pockets (no way I'm doing this last one though) so it shouldn't be a big issue.
This move fast and break things approach to engineering seems like a Hollywood influenced dumb person’s idea of a smart person. Real engineers are slow and conservative because they are aware of various unknowns and probabilities of things failing. Before I studied engineering I saw the world in kind of binary works/broken plug and play terms. While real engineers are able to think below this abstraction to various wires, forces, resistances failing even if they usually work at a higher level. I can tell from the video this subs creators are unserious.
or you are feet away from 50 foot section of the rusted Titanic and you drift into causing it to crash on top of your sub, or worst cracking the front window barely rated for 1/4 of the depth you are at.
Undeniably, yes.
Most enterprises likely won't be able to use OpenAI since they might have proprietary information, so setting up a good on-prem open source LLM can be necessary. In fact, I am doing so right now with my company.
Google F170 repair videos, there seems to be a lot of issues with this controller.
It's funny I was thinking aren't both these guys at FB - couldn't they just chat over WP.

But I will say that despite your enthusiasm for inductor/dynamo, I think it's an extremely poor substitute for TS where whole graph compilation is concerned. But hey I get it jansel has spoken and the bright blue future is compiling one stack frame at a time and the graph breaks will continue until morale has improved ;)
Sorry to see you are being downvoted for making an observation.

I have been looking across various Lemmy instances and I recall seeing one or two that was cyberpunk-based or technology-focused in their local streams, but far too many have the "smug American Liberal" [1] style comments that made me leave Reddit [2].

Simply spinning up another community is not a quick fix either. Concern trolling means Centrist communities simply do not last, as they eventually get overrun by extremists of one kind of another. It's far, far too easy to take a complex argument and have it dishonestly re-interpreted in a negative way as a a one line meme in public communities. Weeding these people out is far more of a challenge than banning violent remarks, racists and child abusers, as well-meaning people will inevitably misunderstand.

The solution to this is small private communities and group chats with people you trust, personally. You won't get the hit from having constant content to consume, but it's not as bad for you; getting in the door is the real problem.

[1] https://www.vox.com/2016/4/21/11451378/smug-american-liberal...
[2] Signing up for an account because the defaults are crazy is not a viable solution
With unlimited history? Why not just leave them visible but read-only?
I think so? Google suggests that's what I mean? In English - the only language I know - they always said Highlanders. The only other distinguishing piece of information I have is that this was a common car window sticker: https://i.etsystatic.com/16056651/r/il/a2f7e1/2469515581/il_...
Maybe. I don't see people using gold for finances within 50km of me, but it's going to be around forever.
And op will be paying more than 40% of his high compensation in rent only (in dublin/ cork / limrick)
You can have safety, or you can have a submarine tourism startup. You can't have a submarine tourism startup staffed by cautious risk averse people.
All those items you list are operated inside national boundaries and can be regulated. I think they only operate in international waters specifically to avoid regulations.
> So this is clearly just about getting back that monetization.

and back that normal experience of millions of readers of those subreddits.
There are quite a few manufacturers who offer NXP ARM SoC based modules. Variscite, Compulab, and SolidRun just to name a few.
This is going to be more common. AI enabled apps. I can see Android implementing this too.
Swift, but it is bound to narrower scopes, not just the function scope like Go. How does Nim scope defer statements?
I’m trying to figure out a way this can backfire horribly but falling short of it. Curious to test the interaction with set -e if your defer command also errors. Very clever.
Privacy badger is redundant on top of Firefox's maximum setting for tracker protection and using the available blocklists in uBlock Origin.
Does anyone really think Reddit is going to make their IPO?

They are squeezing for nothing.
"Postpone until after launch" === "Never build"
HN runs on a single core.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29927630
I see, thanks. You confused the Ukrainian case of 18 (unidentified) missiles in combat with the Egyptian case of two dozen (Igla/SA-16) in a test.
The answer is money. It's always money. I absolutely 100% guarantee they ran some kind of analysis and found they made less money when people looked at older content per channel, on average.
I don't want to speculate baselessly but if you've worked in big companies you'll know seemingly simple features become complicated with scale. This is especially when you are YouTube. It could be that the old feature was causing production problems and had to be removed, while a more efficient re-implementation is underway. I mean just look at what Google's Cloud Spanner says about using timestamps as keys: https://cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/schema-design Having both sort by latest and sort by oldest in an efficient way could very well be a nontrivial problem.
It begs the question, why are you on those sites if they make you feel that way? I've only ever been on FB for like 6 months a long time ago, and I noticed this immediately. I don't need to be bombarbed with the life highlights of hundreds of people at the same time. Even if you have a great life yourself, that will give you FOMO, jealousy, and similar feelings at some point. It's human nature. Let alone if you're going through a rough time.
Can anyone who knows something about this industry answer a question?

I know nothing about it and I was surprised to read about this situation because I would have assumed a submersible would be in fairly constant sonar contact with its surface vessel. I would've thought it would be followed a rigidly planned route and its location relative to the surface ship would be well understood at all times, i.e. "you are 3508.3m below us, 340m east, 233.1m south."

How does a submersible "get lost"?
Fair question. It is unfair your post was downvoted. Honestly, when I saw it, I assumed it was a Wiki troll who created a fake page. It seemed possible. Then, I looked at the talk page and I could see some heated arguments. Reviewing a few of the sources convinced me that the page was unusual, but legitimate.
Prevent the collapse of the wave function to prevent the possibility that the occupants are dead.
Chris and Jordan never really seemed fully integrated into DPReview, anyway. There was the DPReview site, which continued to operate as it always had. And there was the YouTube channel, which for the most part was completely separate, and continued to operate as it had when Chris and Jordan were with TheCameraStoreTV.

I don't know that the DPReview site really benefitted that much from the YouTube channel. And frankly I'm happy for Chris and Jordan that they are now with Petapixel, which seems more relevant these days than DPReview. I do kind of wish they had just set out on their own, though.
Searchers for Titanic Tourist Sub Heard ‘Banging’ from Area
There is an argument that even someone who is 18/19/20 is too young to be sufficiently critical.

We don't let those people drink alcohol for a reason.
I don't think I have been wrong? Like I said, the ability to actually buy stuff with Bitcoin is in decline. I'd change my mind if I saw evidence of increasing Bitcoin adoption in the real economy.
Only if Cron is set up to do it. I have hosts without /tmp and /var/tmp clearance and they have data states which persist across reboot.

with UNIX/POSIX systems it pays to say "it depends" often.
They have no reason to pay them. Hell I think Reddit could find a cheaper way of using ChatGPT and making their own inhouse mods then pay existing mods who go on strike.
Making a quick queue from a selection of suggestions should really be YT’s bread and buttery, especially if they’re pivoting to a shorts focus, yet they removed that button (for me at least). I used that button all the time, it made it quick and easy to basically program my own block of television. Hope it comes back or I’ll have to look for an extension.
The LMNOP is just rhythmic variations: you have a run of 16th notes.

Such a pattern of 16ths occurs in "have you any wool" in the English nursery rhyme "Baa Baa Black Sheep", which is sung to the same tune.
Definitely. I'm not actually looking for reassurance myself (I've already switched).

I was more asking about the tactics of the situation since it seems really different than the modal "would anyone even want this?" startup. It does seem like "show don't tell" is a good move.
"This feature is set to launch in the coming months." It sounds like he wants a round of applause for this big deal release. They can't even admit that it was a mistake to remove it... or maybe he is like a lot of writers/directors for new games and movies in old franchises that were never fans/users of the original materials.

What is old is new again.
I am a mediocre dev as a technologist generalist. LLMs have given me superpowers other people needed to develop or were born with. They’re perfect for my side projects. “Slap it together, ‘good enough’, ship it.”
Show HN: Convert sketches to reality, world building in seconds
Windows 11 on Web Built Using Svelte
Zoning laws basically make this the reality in every major city's downtown area. They aren't allowing offices or building new multistory buildings in the safe NIMBY areas of cities.

It might sound like an overt policy but in reality it's just the easiest one without doing any real reform or dealing with any of the problems. Like all municipal housing/development policy in the last two decades.

Zoning rarely changes, what's does always change a) the natural expansion of economically productive downtown areas and b) the degree to how bad it is in those very high traffic areas while everyone pretends you can just easily not visit those areas and be fine (despite there being few options to work or build elsewhere).
I still prefer a handful of instances compared to the current state of resdit where it's all or nothing.
I think that for fundamental reasons, the main thesis is correct.

We live in a world where change begets change; any engineer will see that this is an exponentiating process, capable of "runaway" change.

I think that the information world is very easily changed, compared to the physical world.

No structure can withstand exponentiating change - quod est demonstrandum.
That Sun MAJC one was interesting, and takes me back to an article[0] by Hannibal from Ars Technica on IA64 (Itanium) and MAJC[1]. MAJC was only used in a couple of Sun Microsystems video cards, and design ideas went into the SPARC T series.

- Variable Length instruction packets
- The functional units/execution units were general, i.e. no specific ones for Floating Point.
- The compiler was tied to a particular implementation of a MAJC processor, so Java was to be the language for it - ship app in Java bytecode, compile to implementation with a JVM for the particular chip.

[0] https://archive.arstechnica.com/cpu/4q99/majc/majc-1.html
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAJC
Propublica story hasn't even been published yet. Alito took a private jet trip paid by an ultra litigious vulture fund billionaire and didn't disclose it. When reporters confront him with on-record questions, he runs to the safety of the WSJ opinion page to cry unfair treatment.

The gaul of all of these justices. My wife is a government employee, and she can't accept lunch from outside parties, not just contractors or potential contractors. The nine people controlling one-third of our government think they can take expensive trips paid by billionaires! Just unbelievable!
QR code generator made with Minecraft redstone [video]
That's not the take. Instead it's to stop the illusion that a free market is one without government intervention. Instead, free-market systems are planned, all-encompassing, complex, intimate, specific, and targeted government regulations.

The libertarian Cato handbook for policymakers book, for instance, is 744 pages long: https://www.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/2023-03/cato-handb...

They don't want "less" regulations but instead, a redirection of them.

Additionally it's to stop insisting that movements towards free market ideology hasn't been attempted or that it will be a ticket out of the mess. It's been the leading paradigm since the Volcker shock in 1979.

It was so dominant that libertarian free market economics was often confused as the totality of economics - it was not only the 2 ton gorilla in the room, but it was the room itself.

The libertarian free market economic world of Milton Friedman, James M Buchanan and Hayek was the only mainstream paradigm and the only framing there was for decades.

The problems we have are a consequence of those policies - not a consequence of not heeding to them in a pure enough form - claiming an incorrect solution failed only because it wasn't tried with more enthusiasm is an argument of fools.

My advocacy is to be unmoored from ideology and focus on the problems and then advocate for solutions without being subservient to any paradigm of how things ought to happen. This is also known as heterodox economics.
See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterodox_economics
Maybe if we had "obscenely safe" regulations in IT there wouldn't be this neverending procession of hacks - Louisiana and Oregon DMV is the latest breach, but since there are no consequences nothing will be done about the intractable towers of complexity that keep collapsing.
Crypto people are not rational actors.
One of the critics said that the pressure vessel is subject to fatigue and is not inspectable, so even testing the final article is not going to help. They are not facing small engineering issues, and didn’t seem well equipped to tacle hard stuff (I would venture, by lack of money).
LLMs won’t do many things. But most of all, they can’t take away your enjoyment of building things if you do it for the enjoyment of building things. I think a key to building something is not worrying about whether anyone else cares. Make it because you enjoy making it. If you take pride in it it’ll be usable and enjoyable by yourself at least, and possibly others. But I’ve found in my career that how much “use” something finds is largely unrelated to anything I value - the best things last 6 months, the worst things I made still run 20 years later. But I enjoyed the best things, and thus I value them more than the stuff that found a lot more utility by others.

The other thing is LLMs are not a end but a means to an end. For instance I wanted to help my daughter learn typing. I forked a typing tutor and ripped out the boring backend dictionary based challenge generator and wired it up to a llama and stable diffusion and made it generate Minecraft stories with illustrations based off a LLM and SD lora I created for her to practice with (there’s a lot of Minecraft fan fic and she loves Minecraft books). It was a lot fun, she learned typing, and I learned enough about LLM and image generation to not fear them as tools but realize they’re pieces in a more powerful toolbox to be harnessed towards our end. This, btw, is why open source AI is critical.
It doesn't refer to anything because it contradicts itself and you made it up.
Automaton and Cognition: Structured Thoughts Automaton
In recent months, Language Models (LMs) have become a part of daily discourse, [...] In this paper, we propose formalizing the execution model of language models. [...] We introduce a low-level language to write "cognitive program" for this execution model.
I just got on Intact’s website and got a quote for one John Smith, 18 year old male from Branford, Ontario. John wanted a quote on a Tesla Model 3 Performance. Their quote was $3200/year.

You want to try and explain why it is that you are getting quotes that are twice that of the highest risk drivers?
Not on any of the channels videos pages I have bookmarked... (without logging in)
Quick replace is a fair point. Sonar completely superseding periscope is not quite as sonic countermeasures have been in use for decades. Also periscope depth is not surfacing.
Build a kubernetes cluster out of them and deploy pods which would encode one frame at a time. Then you just need to map-reduce. Easy!
A community is like a garden. You can weed it aggressively and cultivate only certain things, or do nothing and let it go wild.

I have found communities that cultivate for good discourse seem to end up the most balanced, but also attract lots of enemies.
I find the chaos theory approaches to climate fascinating. I doubt they have much predictive power currently but it seems to be an important approach. Hopefully as climate models get more accurate we can get a better idea of real ‘phase change’ tipping points, instead of the constant stream of doomerism claiming we’ve crossed global tipping points without much evidence. (I’m aware that regional ecosystem tipping points may have already been reached, but globally we have no idea)
I have used Tauri (or more accurately, WRY) for Windows and macOS and it worked very great in my opinion. It still needed some tweaks to suit my needs, which was the main reason I didn't use Tauri proper, but I guess your issues are more related to the lack of well-known system web view in linux. It might make sense for Tauri to bundle the browser engine only for linux if this is a big concern.
Ah, I left FB in February. Now I am in grad school
How do you know? You can't see the prompt.

There's also not a huge amount of resources for "Scottish written phonetically" except the Scots Wikipedia which was exactly that and written by an American kid.
hey! I would love an intro to your CPA. Have some tax questions as I'm running a C Corp and buying out my co-founder. I'm based in NY.

Couldn't find an email on your end but hit me up on Twitter if you can intro: https://twitter.com/_abi_
Note: this is an opinion piece by Justice Alito.
Those are amazing, please consider writing a blog post of the steps you did to install and tweak Stable Diffusion to achieve these results. I'm sure many of us would love to read it.
BlueField DPU-3, A100, a bunch of NVlink? Wow. If the DPU-3 is at all connectable via NVlink that'd be an especially killer integration of systems.

CUDA has been Nvidia's key enabler, makes their hardware just work. It'll be interesting to see - here & about - whether they can keep a wide customer base able to use & leverage this hardware.
[1] gives some details about why that is so

[1] https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/hsph-in-the-news/whats-beh...
Measured and predictable: definitely. Having different speeds in different lanes also helps traffic flow better.

Also, people seem to really bunch up in some regions. Having a gap that is several car lengths in front of you actually helps traffic flow smoother (and thus faster.) I feel like aggressive/impatient drivers who cut people off create this culture where I live and then ultimately end up slowing everyone (including themselves) down.