skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Other than a new proximity fuse, they really haven't updated the design much for a decade. Most of the upgrades have been to extend the service life of the missile, since most munitions have a Best Use By date...
I used curl|grep every 3 to 10 seconds manually.
Note I used the word relational databases. They must use connection pools because the database administrator, needs to protect the engine. Some DB engines even use a process per user connection, so it becomes very expensive on the server side. You need to multiplex thousands of connections, via a necessarily lower and upper bounded limited connection pool. The connection pool becomes the constraint. Use different, distributed, storage mechanisms, or basic Constraint Theory will come to bite you.
Am I standing this correctly? This is a on premise drop in replacement for your cloud service like AWS?
Did Elon not pay the AWS bill? Is that what this is about?
> I would really enjoy a class that was nothing but modeling various kinds of computation entirely with recursion.

I had the luck of having a whole semester doing just that with various functional and logic languages (Haskell and Prolog) with a great teacher.

You start by learning accumulator parameters and tail recursion, then you build and learn to use foldl and lazy functions; and then you may learn monads as a design pattern to reduce boilerplate for those techniques.
I have heard of these robots and auto driving cars. Both of these have pretty strong limitations regarding their ability to affect the environment as much as a human can. Typically these robots are heavily limited by battery usage and need to be close by to a source of electrical power. They also lack the ability to repair themselves, or construct new robots. A full fledged robot ecosystem with robots building other robots building other robots without any human intervention is a long way away, and is essential for these kind of scenarios that AI Doomsayers naively propose. The assumption seems to be that, if one builds the brain of the robot, the body and the hands, the heart and the lungs, will just all spontaneously fall into place.
>>I don't think this is because of the "end of cheap money"

Explain just about all platforms doing revenue adjusting user hostile actions then? Examples include Reddit with the API fees, YT with the Ad Blocking blocking. etc

This is all a reaction to the end of cheap money, aka the cost of capital is going up, so companies need to actually make revenue instead of chasing free capital

>>I don't think this high interest rate environment will last that long

There is no indication this true, most likely the "new normal" is going to be on the order of rates before the 2008 housing crash, not going back to the insanity of 0-1% fed rates...
all of the third party apps sucked in terms of usage, hence why reddit was willing to destroy them
To be fair though, I still don’t think ChatGPT is the AI we expected to be talking too. The talking AI was a Hal 9000, current an LLM isn’t that and it might never be. Time will tell I guess.

Personally I think there is a hidden special property of ChatGPT-4 that makes it so unreal. It talks and because it talks, we can say this: “I bet you never thought that would happen, we’re close to solving all problems.”.

Not discounting the talking bit but if it washed dishes or even those that just generate images, we’d be less convinced the AI is about to take over. Someone once commented, why don’t we worry about stable diffusion taking over the world. I have to say I do agree a little because being trained on image data must help it build some type of world model too. We just don’t worry about that though.
That should be a function:

(wait 6 :hr (lambda () (run "./myapp")))

a macro to hide the lambda doesn't buy you much, and could be done by a macro that condenses lambda syntax:

(wait 6 :hr (op run "./myapp"))
I was sentenced to three and a half years in China for providing VPN services
Hello everyone, I am from China. In 2019, I was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for providing VPN services (to access foreign websites). The charge was "providing hacker tools". I have just been released from jail, and I want to tell you that many people in China are currently being sentenced for this. There is no freedom in China.
bsky-social-tnag7-v5l4n

If anyone needs an invite
There's an interesting little wrinkle here I read somewhere (sorry, I forget where) -- it's likely that it would not have been so expensive to merely produce something that would have worked in place of FOGBANK, or even that would have worked better than FOGBANK.

The problem is that because testing of nuclear weapons is now banned (for good reason!), if they produced something different but better, there would have been no way to test it and confirm it. So they had to produce the same thing, yielding this result.

Of course, that's just something I read somewhere and don't even remember where, so it's possible that's not accurate...
"It likely had little to no effect"

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

I don't see manned missions to the moon every year from NASA anymore, do you?
Nothing stops them from changing the protocol.

It's like insisting blockchain transactions are immutable when Etherium issues updates all the time to reverse transactions that happened due to hacks.
Parts of the Islamic world today prohibit alcohol without much fuss. I’m sure there are minor bootlegging operations here and there, but nothing comparable to America during prohibition (my adoptive family’s patriarch was a bootlegger whose sons worked for him, so I’ve been interested in the subject for a long time). Abortion was successfully prohibited in America. The whole back-alley thing is heavily overblown in terms of how common it was.

There are always going to be cultural factors at play. You aren’t going to succeed in banning something if it’s popular enough, like jazz in the Third Reich, or if you just don’t have the power to enforce it.

In terms of harm reduction, a tightly controlled black market can easily be preferable to legalization. Kind of like el Paquete in Cuba.
eh, I think it's arguable here that making a good experience here would really help cement people swapping over. Then again unclear if twitter is going to remove the super low limit, so people may abandon it anyway.
https://sumi.news/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
Is your comment the reverse of the great philosophical statement "If you're so clever why aren't you rich?".
> Also, taking Elon's word at face value for a second... is Twitter really worth scraping for AI training or whatever?

Maybe... if you build a LLM scrapping for the lulz?
so as for the first question, I'll refer to Adrian's reply on an older thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31415317

as for the second, that's an excellent question but I'll have to be honest and tell you that I am the n00b of the team and I don't know the answer :D

I can refer you to these possibly related docs

- https://github.com/tetratelabs/wazero/blob/main/RATIONALE.md...

- https://wazero.io/docs/how_do_compiler_functions_work/ (e.g. traps are handled on the Go side)

...and then my awesome team mates might get back to you with a proper answer later when they wake up :^)
Nope. Blue users aren't going to see ads at all.
I don’t know how to tell you this…but you’re delusional.
He’s the richest man in the world, and a bully narcissist who punches down as a hobby.

He’s not the unpopular ugly kid, he’s the one who attacks those kinds of kids. And he certainly doesn’t need you to defend him.
You can access H1B job titles and salaries. It's public.
How do you enforce rules without hierarchy?

How do you make efficient decisions and coordinate actions against an enemy who has decided that hierarchy allows them to wage war more efficiently and effectively.

Anarchy hand waives away so many critical problems. It seems like a different flavor of libertarianism.

I have a casual belief that anarchy is an ideology pushed by foreign interests (Russia in particular) namely to cause chaos and prevent institutional investment from otherwise liberal people. Institutions build power and power can be used for good or bad. Societies operations depends on good people getting into positions of power out of a sense of responsibility, rather than bad people getting into power out of a sense of ambition.

Politics is largely an idea of how the game prisoners dilemma should be played. Libertarians and anarchists alike believe in an "always cooperate" strategy because "defection" is not a wildly different concept than domination. To defect against someone who cooperates is to dominate them. These ideologies take the stance that no one should be able to dominate, but fail to properly account for those who will choose to try to dominate anyway. These ideologies fail because no matter how much anyone wishes otherwise, might is the ultimate arbiter of disputes and participating in a hierarchy makes you, in the aggregate sense, stronger.

This means it is a somewhat a fools errand to fight oppression because it assumes a position of less power. One must be able to oppress and then choose not to. Then you run into the greater problem of if there are no consequences for you because you are able to oppress, why should you be bound by an ideology that inhibits you?

The biggest problem any anarchist faces is that they think they need to fight the police rather than become the police. An ideologically consistent anarchist should be on the police force exercising their individual power against those who try to dominate others and changing the culture of societies enforcers from within rather than thinking they can fight it from outside.
Aha, I misread “Norwegian” to be in Norway, not Norwegians whaling in Australia. Certainly makes a lot more sense geographically, I was thinking that seemed like a long way to swim.
Guess you didn’t read to the end
Doesn't seem as though you have a publicly linked email, could you maybe provide another venue of contacting you? Would love to try out bluesky
I'd imagine that a lot of people who are interested in taking photographs might zone out once I start talking about content-based interpretation and the renewal of artistic language.
I was about to comment that I read some time ago about a certain Islam sect strongly discouraged photos of people because of that. Is that your culture by any chance? I'd enjoy hearing about it again.
I too support our proletariat whale and dolphin brethren.

Why should the richest humans sail on personal gilded craft?!

Down with yachts! The hour of revolution is at hand!
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for anyone who wants to join bluesky
A Russian would travel to any interesting part of Ukraine (usually Kiev, Crimea, Odessa, Kharkov) and notice that nobody actually talks in Ukrainian around them.

A week of not hearing anybody actually use the only official language of the country, that Russian would conclude that Ukraine is mostly fake.

Of course that led Russians to underappreciate the willingness of Ukraine citizens to actually fight for it.
These apps developers were trying to piggyback off the reddit api, so are you surprised?
Once they are in Israel, probably. They are all members of a tiny world minority in their homeland surrounded by perceived enemies. That likely forms strong bonds plus they all serve in the military.
I would imagine the vast majority of those are engineers. It’s pretty hard to get an H1B in a non technical field and I’m not sure Twitter would even have many of those types of jobs.
Remember that thr claim is that you can't find American labor with the right skills. There are no architects here? No psychologists?

The only believable claims I've seen has been needing people who can translate unusual languages.
I'm sure the loads are not comparable.
This matches my experience. for me it’s really just a better google (but still not good enough to replace it). This includes all the caveats where if you’re truly inexperienced it’s difficult to distinguish the good answers from blogspam quality or confidently incorrect answers.
they created an interface around a product they didn't own..
I love mine. Steam is great in itself, but now it has a handheld with tons of games verified to work well on it, and they're not tied to the hardware and evil greedy corporation.
Take the video player MPV, it can be controlled by sending commands into a named pipe, which is good, so you can control it from a Python script - but now instead of having a system-wide standard like COM where you have PyWIN32 which works with any COM object to any COM program and you call methods from the MPV documentation with Python numbers and strings, now you have to have a Python-to-MPV-JSON-Schema serializer in your code, and if you want to use C# you need a C#-to-MPV-JSON-Schema-serializer in your code. All you're really doing is triggering some code inside MPV - calling some library functions - but instead of a convenient system-wide standard way to do it, there's a different inconvenient non-standard way of doing it from every language to every program. Strictly worse.
> an agreement that you’re not just gonna nope out when there’s adversity or when something better comes along.

This has zero legal binding whatsoever while having exit clauses that statistically heavily favor women even in cases where they are the ones initiating. While it may make sense on a case by case basis, its a statistically terrible decision to bet on
Ah yes. Inheriting and owning stuff makes you smart. Maybe even the smartest. One could argue it even makes you a “stable genius”!
I used a Vega64 for years and just bought a 6000 series. Both work great on my machines. I'm typically running the bleeding edge kernels though, so that might explain it a bit. I would think Ubuntu is probably the most supported if you opt for the OEM kernel.
The real question here is: what causes what?

The US was living beyond its means throughout the entire time, subsidized by the other members of that system. The end of the Bretton Woods system affirmed that.

How it ended? by Nixon preventing a bank run on the system because he didn't have the equivalent gold for all the currency he issued.

The US was clever enough to use its economic advantage to invest in its military to a point in which that move could be tolerated by the rest of the countries.

Any further replies from you will be read out loud in chicken voice.
The plot looks a bit weird when I ping my server ;)

gping ftlping.net
Honestly I don't think Rocky provides any values to the community but that may be just me a arch user on desktop and debian on server (switched from redhat)....

but i don't think the issue is with them, the real issue is huge corporation like Oracle who are ought to destruct Redhat and I can understand where they are coming from... Rocky, Alma, they are casualty..
Everyone else is going to do the same.

They're only holding out because they still believe the Fed will cut rates and they can borrow some more cheap money to keep the gravytrain going.
My cat nods in agreement.
No in this case it's not, as one person is making the decisions.
Anti-Yudkowsky Towards Harmony with Machines
I too would love a Bluesky invite
Even if not directly relevant to the case, it's a good list o opsec measures for someone whose relationships with powerful enough groups (not only a government) are strained.
> But from a working-with-other people perspective

There could be macro for that:

(with-other-people ((bob (lookup :accounting "bob"))
(alice (lookup :human-resources "alice"))
... some workflow about about last payroll ..
) ;; people are nicely disposed at the end of scope
When I (loudly) wished for a PocketCHIP successor, I wasn’t hoping for a processor downgrade. If this was something Linux based it would have been dramatically more interesting.

ADD: I would also welcome a display-free version that could be used as a hackable BLE keyboard.
Maybe I’m misunderstanding the product but wouldn’t hypervisor do the same thing for homelab related stuff? You’ll have to provide your own hardware but shouldn’t be that difficult.
How Birthright, a non-profit that organizes travel to Israel for young adults from other countries[1], is relevant to Israeli demographics? On their scale of operation, even if they had a significant repatriation rate (which I doubt), it would probably be just a 1-2% of their target group.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthright_Israel
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Yeah, reddit has been mobile hostile for a few years now. Hope this forcing more users to the site reveals that.

Granted, I don't think anything will change, but complacency is the moment reddit truly dies.
They wouldn't of needed the warrant then
Nope, but apparenly I hit a nerve.
The API for accessing Lemmy isn't stable or well documented. https://lemmy.ml/post/1634556

The moderation tools are not yet well developed short of logging into the server and managing the database. https://lemmy.ml/post/1649304 https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3281

Building a UI and moderation tools geared to blind users would be good... but it isn't even on the roadmap now and getting it on the Lemmy roadmap is challenging. This has been brought up at https://www.reddit.com/r/Blind/comments/14dr797/comment/josy...

https://rblind.com does exist, and has https://rblind.com/post/2246309 to say:

> Because for right now, Reddit is still far more accessible than either Lemmy or Kbin via web interface. Single simple keypress navigation for jumping around comments.

> On here every single image on this page is named “image” and every single list is named “list”. I am all for getting to the fediverse, but right now the experience for me is brutal.

> Let’s not cut off our nose to spite our face, the PEOPLE in the community are the important bit not the location, and if we switch off the place that works while we are midway through building a new place and bunch of people will be left beyind and disconnected and I don’t think that is what any of us want.
Snowden jumped on today https://satellite.earth/@Snowden@Nostr-Check.com
I have a couple left but I'm gatekeeping them pretty hard since I only want to invite people I think are cool.
ROCm is for CDNA not RDNA. It has limited, best-effort RDNA support for a few cards.
It's not a problem, if your goal is to design a new MANPADS. If your goal is to build new Stingers, that are compatible with a bunch of other systems, and perform to specifications XYZ, then it's more challenging.
Windows clock can show up to 3 timezones (system + two). I set one to whatever event I want to track, that way I'm sure I don't mess it up due to summer/winter time and whatnot.
Lemmy.world also seems to be getting slammed. I am out of the loop, is this because of the reddit API change or did something else happen?
I was there around the same time. I don't remember a single convenience store accepting Mastercard. And anywhere outside Tokyo or a major city you were unlikely to even see the logo. Cash only was certainly more rare than it was a decade ago.
Your odds probably wouldn't be much better if you were an American.
No, US did have air superiority, but not supremacy in Balkan operation.
I think my best experience with chatgpt is when I was digging around a typescript library without knowing the language. it was very convenient to enter type signatures and learn what they mean. I rarely am doing work like this where it’s worth opening chatgpt though.
I'm talking about an "at scale" point of view. A 90-95% success rate would be at worst 9:1 odds and at best 19:1. That means your best case scenario would be a likely failure on every 20th inference. This may be passable on an adhoc individual basis, but why do this when a deterministic solution can achieve beyond 99%, with proper error handling? Data normalization tools are rigid as a feature - LLMs are not, even at a temp of 0
He mentions that for certain projects you’ll need to be good at managing others, or you shouldn’t attempt them at all.
> except UAE

I got bad news for you. Their spacecraft was built by University of Colorado at Boulder.
Probably due to Twitter limiting unverified accounts to reading 600 posts/day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36552324
The main SQLite changes that are paid have no real extension: encrypted and compressed data spaces.

There are encrypt and compress functions, but nothing transparent.
The rest of the fediverse seems to disagree and is now in an obnoxious war to preblock Meta or not.
Yeah, seems like that every year the age of games that are considered "retro" keeps increasing. Now it is at least ~25 years or so.
I just absolutely love how he makes his haters' brains break.
wazero is a wasm runtime, not a wasm compiler. For a compiler Go -> Wasm you should use tinygo or Go proper :)
> What if we need to support a country that does need lots of artillery shells like Ukraine?

We have allies to do that for us.

Before the Russia-Ukraine war escalated in 2022, Ukraine was procuring drones from Türkiye, artillery from Germany, and combat training from Canada and the UK.

If we began directly providing offensive weaponry to Ukraine before 2022, we would have ended up escalating the conflict much sooner.

By allowing our allies to handle procurement we were at least able to buy Ukraine enough time to rebuild their army after it collapsed in the aftermath of 2014.
The idea of a Steve Irwin running around London catching magical animals should be enough. No need to tie it into the movies or plots.
Great info as always, Ken.

In the early and mid-90s, Intel was pushing their Intelligent I/O initiative (aka I2O with a subscript '2'). This had a split-driver model, the bottom half of which ran on an i960. It had no performance advantage and IHVs suspected it was an Intel plan to sell 960s and take away their secret-sauce advantages.

I2O didn't provide much advantage on 1-4 processor systems but provided much of the underpinnings for the NGIO and InfiniBand I/O model.
[citation needed]

There are a metric tons of devices using this keyboard (I have some) and they are all sourcing from 3rd party that made spare parts for BB repairs. So while it’s indistinguishable from the original, it’s not “salvaged”.
Both of Musk's parents are still alive. Neither of them were involved in the electric car or rocket companies. It's fine to be a Musk critic - but you should restrict yourself to saying things that are actually true rather than making stuff up.
Damn, these invites are running out so quickly :(
blame both. corporate leadership doesn't care about accessibility, so it's not funded, and it (probably) doesn't show up as an OKR. dev managers were almost certainly clueless about accessibility. but managers can learn, and if they care enough they can get accessibility into the budget. and devs can learn, and write their code to be accessible, and add a11y regression testing to their UATs.
They've found that bears and birds can transport nitrogen from salmon over 100 miles from the river. If they can transport nitrogen that far they can transport cesium.
Dang, bummer. Those went fast! Thanks for posting though xenospn
> In June 1972, the 43-foor schooner Lucette was attacked by killer whales and sank in 60 seconds. What happened next is almost incredible...

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/167105
Got any more invites? I appreciate if you send me one to cliche.finest.0k@icloud.com -- thanks
At the time I worked for a small compiler shop, and we had a C compiler for the i960 — https://web.archive.org/web/19971014124149/http://www.archel...
— In particular I wrote the standalone instruction scheduler described under ‘Scheduler optimizations’, particularly useful for the superscalar variants.
Yes it’s still invite only.
How to 1.5x your salary through negotiation
Edit: Removed email. For everyone else who sent an email, I'll send a code along your way as soon as I get more. Do sign up for the waitlist if you can.
Seems this is the interest list. If people have extras, I'd appreciate one. Email in profile.

Edit: code received
Sam Altman and the Sorcerer's Stone
>A muggle's guide to the wizarding world of the greatest showmen in tech