skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess it's unique in the sense of "it's his phone", which is a description no other phone meets. In that way, it functions like an old fashioned seal.
Not the actual quality but I suspect the perception of quality by some people would genuinely be increased by bumping the version numbers. Maybe it would help with adoption.
No-one is preventing you from creating a PR or fork this project to add whatever backend you want. Did LangChain fully cover all backends on release? Are you not allowed to release a project that only supports OpenAI?

You really need to explain what you are hating on here.
I have read that some overdoses occur when an addict gets clean for a while then relapses. They think they can tolerate the same dosage they were taking when they quit but their body can't handle tolerate it now, ie, they have to work back up to that dosage. Not sure how common that is, but better labeling and higher-quality drugs wouldn't help, though I agree, letting pharma companies manufacture street drugs and selling them legally would be a good thing.
a common way that people reveal they doesn't understand a hard, complex problem is calling it simple and proposing some basic solution
True, that's why they recommend installing Poetry either via their installer or using pipx, as you did.

pipx and pip's externally-managed-environment should help mitigate a lot of the broken environment issues. I use them too.
Condolences on the loss of your father earlier this year
It affects newer Android phones too. Built a meditation timer app. Alarm sound way played too late, when i switched it on. The power saving mechanisms that came later seem overly aggressive.
to a contract?
Does population size need to be taken into consideration as well?

Meaning should Chinese and Indian foreign students dominate US/EU engineering due to their sheer numbers to the exclusion of local minorities and underrepresented populations?
Maybe that's why they harass tourists. Tourists are exploited in a myriad of cheap ways everywhere. This long article is just the common ones seen all around the world:

https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Common_scams
Muting like this is in my opinion dumb. Just move on, you don’t need to ‘purge’ their ability to reach your eyes. Threads is brand new, and the home feed is not meant to be only people you follow as of now.
Actually, checking the paper, they tested that - reducing the shutter speed, realigning nearby frames and adding motion blur.
As a vfx compositor, while I’d be OK with this workflow, it doesn’t come without their own issues and artifacts.
This goes both ways.

Society also becomes shit because people take drugs.
Interestingly, the opinion of one who reportedly lived there[0] suggests it’s sort of “endemic” in the culture and that government policy (including decriminalization) has had relatively little effect as compared to the decisions made by citizens.

Of particular interest to note is the commenter’s perception that this spike is less bad as in the 90s. Not trying to draw any conclusions based on this but it seems just as presumptive to believe that decriminalization has had this negative effect, regardless of how long it takes to “kick in” so to speak.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36643154
> Just move on, you don’t need to ‘purge’ their ability to reach your eyes.

Why not? Why shouldn't I? I don't get it
The article seems to be missing an important piece of evidence

> He said: "I am satisfied on the balance of probabilities that Chris okayed or approved the contract just like he had done before except this time he used a thumbs-up emoji."

It does seem that the farmer has agreed to previous contracts in a "similar fashion" which is, apparently, what the judge based his decision on. It's easy to make commentaries here about how crazy this is when we do not have the full facts of the story.
Yes, and the comment is to request help essentially:

"it would be great if Meta or another tech company could spare some engineers with established CPython internals experience to help the core dev team with this work."
Offering dedicated specific CPython resources (aka. enginneering hours) is worth more than a monetary sponsorship in my view.
It’s an interesting debate ( money aside ). In the past 15 years, at least to my eyes, one of the most important changes in soft eng culture has been the now systematic search for correctness. Systematic, organized, large scale Testing is one side of the coin, but the real value , and significantly more important change to me is guarantees/proofs : static analysis, stronger type systems, etc. So type annotations in Python, typescript, rust instead of c++, etc. Tools as well : golang race detector, infer, coverity, pvs studio, code peer (Ada)/spark, compcert, etc.

In this particular case, I understand that removing the Gil would create potential new risks ( but provide better performance) and although tooling is mentioned, it’s not officially part of the plan, so it feels like a regression of some sorts.
It could be that your current job or organization isn't growing so they won't need more managers.

If that's the case, you need to work for a company that is growing, therefore, opening positions for management. You've mentioned you aren't even motivated to the interview process, so I can tell you for sure you aren't cut for it, at the moment. If it is your hearts utmost desire to become a manager, first you need to work on those thoughts.

Management is a completely different job from a software engineer. It definitely helps to have a lot of engineering knowledge for the context, but your day-to-day activities will be absolutely different from an IC. The emotional state that you've shared on your post really reminds me of an IC, that can likely perform their daily tasks, but won't be able to hold a team together, being lighthearted and caring, also talking about tough subjects with self-awareness.

I'd advise you getting a psychologist and go over and try to figure out why you haven't become a manager yet, and why do you believe you need it, then start working on becoming one.

I for instance, became a manager again after going through therapy and recovering from a big emotional problem (my mother was everything to me, and passed away, and I was a continent far away), it took years and only after that I could see myself having the mental space to deal with other people's problems and desires, which is the main activity you do as a manager.

Also read many books, participated in conferences, made connections, got inspired and so on. That eventually led me to lead a team.

I really doubt the old me could deal with the daily challenges I deal everyday, people dissatisfied, back-to-back meetings etc. I first had to clear up my mind, study to finally arrive in a situation where I could manage others.

Also, by working in tech you've probably also felt how different it is to be led by different people. Some people are ABSOLUTELLY GOOD, others are a pain to work with.

First start writing down and working on those qualities that makes up a good manager to work with. Copy them. Tell them you want to become like them, reach out to them if you no longer work in the same company and tell how they were so good and how you can learn with them.

People are typically very friendly on those requests, and if they see have inspired you in a way, they will be gladly help you and that will help you grow.

Also don't forget you don't need to do this overnight. There are people coding at 60 that are awesome.

FAANG companies also pay much more for senior developers than most directors make in smaller companies. You actually don't need to become a manager to make more money or have more recognition, if that's what you are looking for.

And to be honest, it is very likely that you are enough being just yourself, Today. Don't feel pressured about it. Managers aren't superior in any way, it is just a job, a task that is performed, just like goats climb mountains and birds fly.

Wish you success in your journey!
I remember when she first entered news headlines with the "Paris Hilton Sex Tape". Couldn't give a stuff so never read it, but for years I assumed this was some important business person or world leader who had been discovered having some illicit affair in a hotel in France.
Python is closer to C than we all like to imagine, in more than one way. Lots of access to low-level libraries. Long history of writing modules in C. And little in actual memory safety protection more than relying on programmers to please not write bugs in their C or ctypes code.

Philosophically, Python is close to C in the sense that low-abstraction interfaces to system functionality (file descriptors, memory) exist. Numpy allows access to uninitalized memory and you can manipulate how numpy uses memory (mmap, shared memory, sharing memory between objects). Ctypes allows access to malloc and dereferencing dangling pointers. This is not exactly normal Python, but it's inside the realm of the possible in Python.

All of this makes me worried that the challenge of "free threading" is quite large. I wonder if the subinterpreters solution offers a safer route. At least it's not pulling off the GIL band-aid all in one go.
Chat with your documents using LocalGPT and SkyPilot
So what should they call this to avoid getting hated on? People are saying this is "just a thin wrapper" but I don't think that's the case (and even if it was, what's the problem?). This is their architecture: https://github.com/khoj-ai/khoj/blob/master/docs/khoj_archit...
I feel like Twitter has gotten worse for this lately too: I've had to use the mute button much more frequently than I used to. In the past, Twitter's feed was almost too smart/focused, and kept giving you basically only the same subjects and content over and over again.

Now day's it's broadened what you see, but also keeps giving random (and sometimes, offensive) nonsense that I have to mute.

It also doesn't seem to learn from mutes very well: shouldn't mute not only mean "I don't want to see tweets from this account", but also "I'm not interested in Tweets on this subject"?

Similar issue with Spotify. I feel like it used to be better at finding me NEW tracks based on what I'd liked in the past. But now it just mostly wants to play the same things I've listened to before, over and over?
Already deleted Threads… just a bunch of celebrity promoted garbage. Cannot search or sort by hashtags… just a stream of corporate promoted nonsense mixed with ads. Not sure I where this app fits in with Instagram and Facebook already overlapping.
The app is obviously an MVP. The force-fed feed makes a lot of sense when there's little content, plus helps set the intended style/atmosphere/topics they want on there.

They've probably underestimated how quickly people will rebuild their social graph.
So it should be restricted to someone who has money to blow on a labor like this?
Cool! And pretty good quality of the video stream. But for a big tv as a real window, needs to be higher resolution
... and React Native copied the declarative approach of React, which copied WPF, which copied ... (no, we're definitely not the first ones to do declarative UIs here in 2023).
Circling back to the OP, On The Hour is the radio programme for which the character of Alan Partridge was originally developed in 1991.
I've heard someone say they did that because randomly this new type of buyer affected their sales tremendously and they had zero insight into how that market behaved. By establishing separate product lines and sales channels they could in theory better distinguish between their products doing good because of competitive gaming performance, or random fluctuations in the crypto market. That way an investor/shareholder could more accurately price the stock.

I have no idea if they were successful at achieving that goal, just thought it was interesting that market differentiation wouldn't just be useful for marketing but also for corporate accounting. They would even risk alienating the crypto market and possibly lose revenue, if it would mean they'd get a better handle on what they were selling to whom.
Oh. The atomic nucleus.

[shrugs in cell biologist]
Is Lego a status product?
The Unum Pattern (2019)
A good example are the catalytic converter thefts. It’s organized crime, easy money.

Nobody is doing it to feed their kids.
I feel this; I also have only found the app usable after spending a significant amount of time muting accounts that I don't want to see.
Our mythical small family farmers are actually landed gentry operating massive businesses and making 6 figure deals over SMS.
I run stuff on hosted k8s from DO, Google and Vultr. I can absolutely reuse my knowledge, and deployments are almost identical (minus smaller differences like storage csi driver, etc)
"your data never leaves your machine" is only mentioned in the Search section, where it is it true. No-one reading that would assume that meant everything considering the two last sentences above in the Chat section explicitly says it's using OpenAI.

Really feels like people are nitpicking and hating on this project for no good reason. I feel sorry for the authors.
I think you just aren’t aware of what NVidia was doing over the last few years.
For what it’s worth, the same thing happened to me and after about 4 or 5 rounds of take a selfie, get approved, get instantly banned again I was finally approved for good. And it has worked ever since.
I don’t know how much you actually disagree with the conclusions: even if the stories are made up by the characters in the comedy, I think the choice of made-up story could give clues about what was plausible, eg in more modern times a story of ‘I ran out of gas and asked to use their phone’ might suggest something about the location.

I think if you want something more rigorous, you can probably find it, but you won’t be so likely to find it in general-interest articles like this one. It may be that there is more context in the play that isn’t mentioned, and the description is meant to be illustrative rather than like a mathematics paper quoting a theorem that is to be relied on later. Or perhaps the conclusion is synthesised from many sources but only one is illustrated because the purpose of the article is trying to describe what is thought about the past rather than trying to prove those things. The article has lots of links to sources, which is commendable, and I think you could look there first if you want stronger evidence.
I don't know about Threads, but in Mastodon mutes, filters and the occasional block make the experience vastly better.
Mental illness is a huge risk factor for becoming homeless, which in turn will escalate any mental health issue to a massive degree. Better access to treatment and better safeguards against homelessness for the affected do actually help a lot. OTOH, migration of the affected towards areas with comparatively good services can create perverse incentives for other areas to just dump their homeless and mentally ill. And then feel smug about solving the problem for themselves.
I have recently discovered "rustsbi-k210" which describes itself as "Kendryte K210 SBI support using RustSBI, provides privileged spec 1.12 environment by emulating it using 1.9.1". https://github.com/rustsbi/rustsbi-k210

Anyone has experience with this?
I feel like the AI hype is putting people off but I do see genuine value being created in all kinds of places.

major: chatgpt for answering questions, explaining topics and helping with coding has brought me personally massive ROI

minor: a lot of companies are integrating LLMs to upgrade their offerings and a lot of small SaaS now exist due to LLMs. I have to guess at least some of those have a positive ROI
> Social drugs such as alcohol and thc are not so incompatible with society

Alcohol is very unsociable - calling it social seems odd to me. Anecdotally alcohol seems pretty destructive to me. I am middle-aged so perhaps I have seen more of the deeper long-term destructive effects than you? New Zealanders generally have quite a problem with alcohol abuse.
what does start up in construction even mean and do?
Sounds like an episode from Futurama...
Exactly, so: fuck them. Everyone is not only completely within their rights, but doing what they are supposed to do.

Red Hat is saying "we don't care about people who use a rebadged clone of our OS and pay us" (hard to find fault with that) and open-source users who don't pay for Red Hat are saying "fuck a Linux distro that hides source code" (ditto).

And we'll see who was right, in the sense of actually making a good decision, within a year or two. It might even be "both". (Although I personally suspect that Red Hat effectively removing RHEL (including its not-directly-money-making clones) from contention as a mainstream OS will have worse long-term effects on Red Hat than it will for anybody else... but we'll see.)
Yeah. For web, I've been advocating for something like "Source Code Transparency" (somewhat analogous to Certificate Transparency) in the WebAppSec WG at the W3C. The idea would be that if you could verify that the source code you're getting is the same as what everyone else is getting for a given version of the web app (and has been published in an append-only log of sorts), it would be much more difficult for us to try to compromise any given user without detection.

On mobile, to do such an attack we'd have to collaborate with Apple or Google to do it, which IMHO seems infeasible - but nevertheless also there a "Binary Transparency" feature of sorts might be valuable.
Non G
For another take on life-after-upload, try Neal Stephenson's "Fall; or, Dodge in Hell".

[Edit]

Also, Niven's "A World out of Time" [1], where the reanimated ('corpsicles') are used for menial / dangerous tasks.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall;_or,_Dodge_in_Hell

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_World_Out_of_Time
I was a bigger fan before Peter Gabriel left.
For me, Reels has never been able to zero in on my interests in the way that TikTok has. Reels mostly shows stupid, low denominator content compared to TikTok which is showing me math videos, videos about ML, etc.

Algo-feed only Threads means trusting the same sort of algo behind Reels and I am not convinced that it will work. Twitter allows for much easier bootstrapping.

Already, I am pretty turned off by how inundated Threads is with celebrity content that I really could not care less about.
Yes, when you have no followers/new posts from followers the feed with fill itself with what it thinks you might like. It's not very good right now because it probably needs more data points, but if I can suggest one thing, it's this: Get More Friends. That way the feed has people you want instead. Algorithms can only help so much in that space. I can't believe this isn't obviously pointed out.
> Nvidia will pay $5.5 million to settle charges that it unlawfully obscured how many of its graphics cards were sold to cryptocurrency miners...

This is because they didn't serve the market... so they didn't understand how many buyers were coming from crypto.
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Right, but that's not the topic at hand. For better or for worse the title is a little misleading.
Completely agree with you. The only reason drugs are expensive is because they've been made illegal. Don't get me started on the secondary aspects like people not being able to get pain killers after surgery. Legalize all of them and make them cheap or just hand them out. Public use should be met with harsh penalties. The war on drugs has been so expensive in cash money and the human cost. We need to try something radically different.
It had the superior language even with Java 1.1.
Raytheon asks retirees for help making new Stinger anti-air missiles
If he both previously accepted contracts and agreed to them in text message, then the judges point rightly stands.

Example::

1st instance:

- msg: contract sent

- reply: “Yes”

2nd instance:

- msg: contract sent

- reply: “I agree”

3rd instance:

- msg: contract sent

- reply: Thumbs up emoji
I’ve built a similar solution around BigQuery. I used temporary tables to let user iterate over the data instead of writing huge analytics queries.

I would open source it if I had decent experience with OSS.

If anyone with OSS maintainer experience wants to help with that - ping me.
> Overall, it feels like there isn't a lot to report on PowerVR Linux support.

Few weeks ago new version of DRM driver got submitted, but it doesn't look like it would get merged soon. Without that groundwork done, its difficult to see more devices getting supported.

So while it might be in the plans to have all of Rogue family be supported eventually, it might be still years away for any one specific model.

https://lore.kernel.org/dri-devel/20230613144800.52657-1-sar...
No you don't have to. You can deploy your own cluster instead of using the managed option if you want to. A good SRE can deploy and manage EKS. A great SRE can deploy and manage a cluster to any Cloud without ever touching the dashboards.
You're not at work though, this is someone's personal project that they built for their own enjoyment.
You not reading the thread is problematic. Meta is pledging 3 years of engineer time not money.
"just like he had done before except this time he used a thumbs-up emoji"

Surely the "_except_ this time he used a thumbs-up emoji" means he did _not_ use the thumbs up to mean acceptance before?
So generous!

The FAANG etc failed me for anything open source sponsorship related.

Their business depends on it, they made a fortune out of it, yet they donate little or nothing to it, or worse, they forked it and was reluctant to upstream anything.

pick Amazon randomly, it went from exploiting to rip-off in my opinion, thanks to its boss , who sails on a luxury yacht and asks all his employees to be frugal. they all look similar to me as far as supporting OSS goes.
> but OpenAI does not want my money.

For real, they could have done a demand based bidding system like AWS EC2 spot instances so serious light users could get in their tasks and big payers could launch their products and bulk processing users could have their jobs handled while most people are sleeping, but instead we got their weird waitlist that was probably more about giving M$ product ideas to steal.
I'd like to upvote this, but I'm kinda afraid to do so.