skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a very similar argument to "piracy is a moral ill because it deprives corporations and artists of money that would otherwise be spent on them." And it falls apart for similar reasons.

When more people are capable of buying houses, more houses are built to meet the demand.
yeah and it aint that bad for you until you extract the pure cocaine from it. the leaf is fine, I think
I fully agree that this is all about a permanent lock-in (as mentioned in my other comment, though not in as much detail). It doesn’t seem like companies bother much. As long as there are some “this is free”, “this is cheap” and “this just works better” promises, they’ll just go with it.
but "iPhone 14/14 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S23" ARE compact phones. At least by modern standard. They're not talked about as such because they're flagships deliberately made smaller so Apple and Samsung can charge more for the ultras
> both the historical data and remote vehicle control has value add

What value does it add?
Dortitos is a tidal wave of glutamate. Not just the added MSG but the cheese extracts that add even more.
Yes; however, because of the extreme kinetic energy and momentum of the cosmic ray inputs to these collision events, the output neutrinos will be emitted in a tightly focused cone parallel to the path of the original ray. You can be fairly confident that the original source is close to the line-of-sight.
Equality of opportunity at the n-th step totally depends on Equality of outcome at the n-1 th step. It id better to focus on earlier steps where it doesn’t appear to be a zero-sun game.
"Perfect third"?
That's not going to make me want to see ads for the rest of my life. I have better things to do than sit through ads for the rest of my existence.
Yea, they don't use anything that heavy. I use https://github.com/searxng as my primary search engine (fork of searx)
$40mm cap when you’re going out to retail investors is a bit of a joke. Something is rotten here.
Because average performance in standardized testing (SAT, ACT, and so on) is highly variable between racial/ethnic groups.

People with all different kinds of motivations and agendas have various explanations for why that is, but ignoring all that the fact of the matter is that a strict "meritocracy" of that sort ends up with certain groups overrepresented and others underrepresented.
It's actually really easy. Recurrent neural networks have been shown to be totally capable of handling language modeling. For example, rwkv has pretty good recall on par with human short term memory (in my opinion). The issue is training. If you train rwkv like an Rnn it's really expensive and time consuming. If you train it like a gpt.. then it's tractable

The math works the same either way. Keep in mind... Llms learn orders of magnitude faster than humans due to parallel nature of transformers.
Makes sense in the context of collectible mechanical keyboards.

FWIW if you Google Brand New Model F Keyboards, they're currently doing a sort-of vickrey auction for some upcoming novel designs.
Our system was super well received minus the stability issues. I think the UX of being able to "ship" code like this is a big leap over the alternatives - it actually gives me a lot of confidence in the approach seeing that someone else had a similar thought.

Very interesting about the implementation. I admittedly did not read that closely and clearly did not grok the what the actual hot path was there, will check it out more. May have to borrow your approach or perhaps just adopt this wholesale :) Regardless, super cool project, will be following.
the dumbest decision was to push keyboard layout handling to compositor, and if you happen to be multilingual, you're locked into mainstream DEs. while all the cool stuff like newm, cardboard, hikari is destined to avoid any meaningful adoption unless authors reinvent a monstrous wheel that is keyboard layouts
It used to be that you could get a paper for a quarter out of a machine on the street. That quarter covered printing and delivery. the newspaper had a classified ads section (plus inline ads, plus ad inserts) which actually funded the people who make the newspaper.
The spirit of human creativity is unstoppable and always building off itself. I’d just like to see a world where instead of being hard to find, creating the good stuff pays the rent.
Somehow I missed Docusaurus when I surveyed documentation generators—it looks very good!

I can understand the desire to want something not written in JavaScript, and I certainly have my own language prejudices, but when I surveyed static site generators, language choice was all over the map. Like, I was willing to wrangle Ruby installations and gems to get Jekyll working, something I have nearly no experience with.
Is it? They make a few small asks, like joining them for a meeting, making a dedicated gmail account, and then -wham- thousands of dollars as a down payment for a fancy machine.
But the FDA approved it. It is safe. Silly WHO.
Excellent! Don't hesitate to reach out (donny at run dot house) if you want to chat about adopting our approach or using Runhouse.
> making it obvious ...that no one gives a flying f*k about "free as in freedom" because all the uprising was always about either the free beer

Indeed - Red Hat is making it obvious that IBM (like most large companies) views open source as free beer - or rather free labor.

It's great when they get other people's labor for free, as long as they don't have to give away any of their own.
Most of the time I don’t carry any ID. My drivers license stays in the car where it belongs. I don’t buy packs of cigarettes or alcohol. It’s fine.
In the US, they are required by law to write nitrate free if they add celery salt, which is 100% nitrates.

That site lists “natural flavors” as an ingredient. I wonder if celery salt counts as a natural flavor in the UK.

This UK producer:

https://www.primalcut.co.uk/post/nitrate-free-bacon-bringing...

Contains the weasel words I pasted in below, which are verbatim what the US producers that use celery salt claim. Also, they don’t list the natural flavors. I’d bet they’re using celery salt, but that UK labeling laws don’t make them break it out as a separate ingredient:

> Primal Cut free-from naked bacon contains only fresh organic fruit sugars and nitrates present in the natural raw organic seasonings.
Except the backend server for the unlock app is currently AWOL, eta Q3.
I don't think it's victim blaming, it's a valid point.

Are you more likely to be shot on the streets of Chicago compared to Boise? Probably, yes, however you're MUCH more likely to get shot on the streets of Chicago if you're involved in gang related activities.

There are probably similar qualifiers for assault on the BART.
(It could be worse: Haitians who had freed themselves from slavery by the mass murder of their oppressors were made to pay a huge amount of compensation to them!)

Not to diminish the injustice of the slavery from which Haitians freed themselves, but I think there might have been a solution short of genocide. In particular, the systematic torture and execution of children was probably not necessary.

(Incidentally, the compensation in question was paid for lost property. The French government apparently considered that to be more important than the lives which were lost!)
… I just realized that second should have been true not false. Lol. Hope I didn’t lead you astray.
its going to do the exact opposite of what they said its going to do. Google and meta will disable linking to canadian news sites, canadian news sites won't receive the revenue from those visits.

Meanwhile american news is still free to share in canada, so linking to american news will be the norm and the act to protect and fund canadian news will create an increase in consumption of US news and will remove money these companies already receive from google traffic.

It's so bad its upside down.
"Drug users should stop doing narcotics because of the violence that results."

I don't think the far away results of their actions are on the minds of junkies when they are looking for a fix.

I am not a junkie, so I am just guessing...
Incorrect. He’s a climate realist.
Ask HN: How to get software Government Contract
Hello HN,

I run a small team of freelances and I would love to get into government contracting especially in software

How can I get into this space
You can actually type JS to be incredibly more strict than TS does if you have the motivation. It still won’t be impossible to reach runtime errors, but it can be very close to “you really have to try and mean it”.
No, I know of CentML but don't deeply know the surface of hardware they compile for. I'm enthusiastic about projects like this and others which integrate with PyTorch 2.0. Flexible compilers make the value of being able to ship your code around to various hardware even more powerful.
Why not simply installing lineageos or AOSP instead?
I watch a youtube video and the youtuber shills me some product along with a promo code. A week later I decide to buy the product, but I don't remember what video had the ad or what the promo code was so I just don't bother with it. How are you going to attribute this sale to the youtuber?
Nope. It's quid pro quo.
Since I see a few people in these comments mourning the general dive that gitbook has taken over the last few years, you might like this, an actively-maintained fork of gitbook as it was before it got bad:

https://github.com/honkit/honkit

I don’t spent a lot of time looking at these SSGs, so this one’s still my favorite
> In my opinion, the best way to respect people who were wronged is to let it go.

Let what go ?

If someone was wronged by a corporation should they let it go ?

Even forgetting slavery, black people were wronged for generations by the state, municipalities, armed forces, banks, schools, restaurants, law enforcement, sports teams - and these were not random one off situations but discrimination by a system of racists.

A whole race collectively screwed over.

They wouldn’t let people into restaurants based on skin color alone - no one considered the individual
Somebody from ArsTechnica reported a broken screen before the launch.
450 spots to less deserving students would go to 450 more deserving students?

That seems pretty fair to me. Unless you want to focus on the color of the skin of students and not the content of their character.
YouTube's $30B Secret: You
Project experience matters. Just focus on that. That's how I got into compilers.
caveat is that, quite a few pieces here and there are not LGPL, and it's not so easy for beginners to figure out how to do it the right way, I was one of them.
The "root" is probably in the police, war on drugs, racist people on positions of power, neglected neighbourhoods, etc. The World has been trying to solve racism for decades now, if it was so easy, we wouldn't be talking about this right now.

Affirmative action makes sense because it's a policy that's simple, cheap and fast to implement to counterbalance this. And let's not forget that, in the past, the State legally discriminated against those people and no historical reparation has ever been given to them.
I'm sorry, where does Awk run but Perl and Python don't?

If we're counting minimalist implementations, there's micropython that even runs on microcontrollers that cost a less than 2 dollars.
This is absolutely delusional. The best women's (non-gridiron) football teams are regularly obliterated by random 14 year old boys teams, and that's a sport that's much less reliant on physical strength.
So, Utah and Virginia want their residents to surrender their private informations to shaddy websites and Louisiana is disposed to itself provides these informations.
Maybe it's because I'm tired but I don't see what that has to do with what I said. Did you reply to the wrong comment?
Net benefit is not my argument, it is your argument so it is on You to provide proof that few percentage of native born Blacks at ivy league create any benefit (that exceeds the damage caused by fraudulent 75% )
The reasoning seems to be the flood of LLVM bugs, but I don't think reinventing such a large wheel will be any easier.
Eric Adams Compares Activist, Whose Family Fled Holocaust, to Plantation Owner
Some companies charge police for the work it takes to fulfill their requests. I suspect that once it becomes a revenue stream, they are less likely to pushing back against requests for data where they might otherwise.
I find the timing of this decision curious because it reverses an appeal by Asian students who were previously denied by SCOTUS.
The page shows 404
Are you making a Fossil reference?
Its funny to first hear about a product that seems like a great idea, via their shutting down announcement.
the only plausible possibility for a major change in Maxwell's laws is if we discover a magnetic monopole. It's fairly unlikely, but there isn't a solid reason one shouldn't exist as far as I know.
Absolutely. I went to an Outback a few months ago with friends and didn't like it. No idea why they did. I'd rather eat at a good churrascaria.
It is tempting to believe that drugs are the reason of violence here in Mexico. The reality is way more complex, and these cartels and violent groups with many income sources, corruption is what allow them to flourish. So yeah, drugs are part of the problem but not the main reason.
> What zealotry?

The headline has been silently edited, hence the confusion. I don't much care for silent editing for just this reason.
I'm genuinely curious: what would you recommend she do in those 5 years instead?
Good question. We actually use Ray to handle a bunch of the scheduling within the compute, but largely see our role as outside the compute. Meaning, Ray provides a powerful DSL for distributed compute, while we are aggressively DSL-free so users can ship Ray code, PyTorch Distributed, Accelerate, Horovod, etc. to their hardware through Runhouse. We're more focused on connecting disparate compute and storage and making them multiplayer (but largely see the cluster as an opaque unit of compute) while they're more focused on enabling distribution inside the cluster, if that makes sense.
This is quite impressive. Especially the auto-correcting and error reporting. I always thought of Mathematica as a cool, but not worth the price technology. This LLM integration into the notebooks is totally increasing the value and making me consider giving it a try.
Was hoping to hear more about other dams, the article focuses on Oroville. Lake Berryessa for instance is a concrete dam, much more like hoover than Oroville. It was built before they realized there was a nearby active fault, the Green Valley Fault.

Lake Oroville (in the NYT article) is the 14th largest lake in California, Berryessa is #11. Lake Oroville does hold twice as much water when full though

The big concern is that Winters was flattened by an earthquake in 1892 and the same size quake at a fault near lake Berryessa, which is only 7 miles from the winters, would breach the dam. I've heard it discussed several times in geology circles, there's even a simulation of the result. It goes poorly for winters (7,000 people or so) and Davis (65,000 people). Here's the simulation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEJEHnKrueo
Just like Canonical asks for Ubuntu, and SUSE for SLE/Leap they make.
Rocky/CIQ are not 'making' RHEL, ...
Because with this question I am testing if there is a market for this.
Would be sad if this turns out to be just another phone with "up to 16G of RAM" only to be wasted on stupid things like gaming and have no hardware capability for desktop mode or KVM.
> In spherical geometry, the equivalent of a straight line is a great circle.

Yes, of course. If we substitute parallel lines with straight lines in spherical geometry and mix 2D and 3D spaces, then our mental model will be nonsensical but cute.

We found no evidence of fourth dimension in the real world, so we cannot map this cute mathemagical model to reality.
Its worth noting that we all die of something. When I see stats that rank cause of death, I'd love to see it adjusted for age.

It would be interesting if death rates had a cut-off. Don't tell me that 50% die of heart disease, rather exclude everyone over 70, then tell me percentages.

For most of my life the largest causes of death are accidents and suicide, but equally the age-group either the highest rate are over 75s.

Sure there ways to improve both quantity, and quality, of life. Smoking pretty obviously reduces both - its a good habit to quit, or not start. Chugging DDT is bad for you. But linking foods to longevity, where there is unconvincing evidence, isn't helpful to me.

Especially when that food has significant quality-of-life benefits.

Ultimately we all die of something. A death "saved" here, is a death "gained" there.
It is a 3D engine but still used sprites.
I thought it was funny. They had an experience that amused them and they shared it. Not everything has to be to your personal tastes.

If you think that's one of the worst kind of internet comments, you might want to recalibrate a bit. I have a variety of things from my anti-abuse work that I'd be happy to send you.
Pretty sure it's been conclusively shown that sugar overconsumption does cause cancer, but i think its more because of metabolic issues than directly causing a certain cell type to become cancerous.
Google Pixel: what you’re wanting is exactly why it was made.

(Added bonus: you can shed even more bloat by installing Graphene OS, something that requires a Pixel at the moment.)
I have been planning to learn haskell thanks for sharing the book
By that time the POC shipper got promoted for releasing fast, and no longer does dev on that team, and the replacements get harangued for delivering late. Business doesn't care who created the problem in the first place.
That's interesting. I expect for most common purposes LGPL and dynamic linking are probably fine, but it's good that there is a workaround for static linking.

Apple's mergeable libraries are basically dynamic libraries, but I expect on Apple platforms you'd have to provide the library source anyway since it won't be included in the OS. Of course I've never figured out how to download the LGPL source code from an iOS app - presumably there is a way other than just searching for it via google or github?
Also relevant; the Folsom Spillway had a similar problem:

https://www.theonion.com/preemptive-memorial-honors-future-v...

Spoiler alert:

Shockingly, they fixed it a few years later, and got to test it out this year. It apparently worked great.
Is math real?
And it’s not always just laptops. It can be ID documents. Picture a college student on a trip. Maybe with couple friends. Involved in an accident, but off to the lawn safely, following all instructions.

Now their driver’s licenses and their credit cards are all in handbags around seat 34A/B. They won’t be able to rent a car, make calls, or even prove their lawful entry to the soil they’re on.

I almost always have my wallet and a phone in trousers and/or jacket pockets anyway, so this is likely never be a problem for me, but not everyone even has a pocket on their clothings.
Some people might get work done on a train, but not many. Most just waste their time.

So those 1000 people spent that time either way, makes little different if they are passengers or drivers. However driving gets you there faster, so the costs are lower.
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36527376
> The memory is uninitialized so it is a good idea to initialize it to zero bytes. We can do this by calling the memset function with the pointer to our new struct, the initialization value 0, and the size of our structure:

Or just calloc(), which also takes a count and an element size, convenient when you're allocating arrays.
Thanks to this comment:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36529885

I realized how primitive even pure prompting is. Stable Diffusion is kind of primitive too, but the input/prompting methods it has are lightyears ahead.
To tune this a bit: our society operates under a rule of law with checks and balances (and some bedrock law in the Constitution that is significantly harder to modify than the rest of it) because a system as simple as "in the event that your values conflict with those of the majority, your values lose and theirs win" is known as a "tyranny of the majority" and is not particularly desirable.

If the majority says, for example, some race is inferior, that's not sufficient to anchor the law and we have a 14th Amendment to protect against such abuse.
Honestly, the Pixel phones are probably the best compromise between your requirements. While Samsung gets slightly longer support, the bloatware, IMO, is just too much (depends on your definition of bloatware though). Plus the Pixels are first for latest Android and are generally well-supported with third-party ROMs (Lineage, Graphene, AOSP, etc). So my suggestion is the Pixels, (the "a" series for a less expensive choice).
Hands on with the built-in Node.js test runner
Practical engineering has a good detailed walkthrough of what happened at Oroville dam from an engineering perspective: https://youtu.be/jxNM4DGBRMU
I find it’s really similar to having a team of junior devs under you. Lots of output, generally good for problems that are googleable, need heavy guidance if the problem is both new and niche, lots of subtle bugs.

The first two points in @gavinray’s methodology being unfortunately critical.
This is the textbook definition of the "Lucas Critique" in that people/companies adjust their behavior to changing laws, often undercutting the supposed benefits of policy goals.
I don't see it as impossible... Cosmic events frequently give rise to events that might not otherwise happen.

The real question is, is the change meaningful? If you have a tsunami but it doesn't change anything meaningful, is it an interesting observation outside of the event itself?
At the micro level there are infinitely many paths the photon follows and most of them involve it traveling considerably faster than the speed of light. While they cancel out, if you omit them then the calculations don’t give correct results, so they’re happening inasmuch as anything can be said to happen scientifically. If you want to object that that contradicts GR well there is a Nobel prize or ten waiting for whoever squares that circle.
I cringed at Inside Out. Movies where they have to explain and explain and explain all the rules of a made up world are not my thing. It’s all so contrived and that creates a distance emotionally for me. I would much rather have preferred an actual movie about teenage emotions without all the exposition necessitated by the contrived world.
s/Yordon/Yourdon/

I consider him a giant in software, but because he was "IT Focused" he was not as loved as others.
What’s wrong with some randomness in the system?

If schools can reserve spots for legacy admissions or international students to the detriment of merit based then they can also reserve spots for a lottery system
So, this methods relies on detecting changes in distance between earth and distant pulsars.

How can that be accurate enough to measure space-time ripples?

Mind bending to think about it.
This isn't new, is it? These kind of job scams in IT have been around for a while, just prevalent in the remote/hybrid era.

Some scams even ask you to buy certain equipment for work, send you a proof of sent check that is more than your requested amount, even before you could ask it or receive it you are asked to send the excess amount back.

At this point if a job offer is too good and the process feels too easy, a lot of due diligence is required.

Either way, its good to know companies recognize this and warn everyone. Most times such stories are from people who get scammed and do not get the needed exposure.