skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That said, the Vision Pro will also push the envelope when it comes to software, or so it seems.
Systemd 254-rc1 Deprecates SysV Scripts Adds Soft Reboots, systemd-battery-check
Indeed regarding the iterative nature. In addition FF6 had the veldt system with Garr and many more character classes that were interesting. I can’t iterate enough how the non-linear nature after Kafka scorches the land was so amazing for its time.

And then even items like the Atma Weapon or choices like using some thing like Ragnarok to create a weapon or a spell. Totally up to the players style.

Everyone has a different story on how they got through FF6. FF7 was linear.

And yes the Opera House - quite possibly the peak of 16-bit RPG gaming. Absolutely beautifully done.

The FF7 remake is really good FWIW.
Agreed! I was a bit dramatic with the whole "snake oil" statement, but managing buyer expectations and competitive pressures is definetly a grating experience.
> I'm also not really charmed with how they try to minimise the importance of the incident by repeating it only affected 3-5% of the customers.

it's not meant to be charming, it's meant to convey the scale of the outage.

as a customer, even if I'm not effected, there's a world of difference between 3-5% and 99%.
Fedora Workstation 40 Considering to Implement Privacy-Preserving Telemetry
This.

I distinctly remember the reality distortion field that permeated the discussion ("Apple silicone doesn't need as much memory", "MacOS is more efficient than windows" and similar such idiocies) when those things first came out. Whoever Apple retained for this PR sure managed to bamboozle a lot of gullible people.
JamGPT – a simple keyboard shortcut to start ChatGPT
> it’s a small minority of loud mouthed assholes.

Ah I see you understand that intimately.
There would probably be a board. But a company run by a superintelligent AI would quickly become so complex that the inner workings of the company would become a black box to the board.

And as long as the results improve year over year, they would have little incentive to make changes.
It's also impossible to deactivate your Instagram account. I tried the other day, and they immediately sent me an email saying my account had been "reactivated at my request". Slimy, unethical company. And this is a widely known issue for months or years.
To answer the first, because I am no longer bound by nda.

Why Django? Because that's what it originally was. Same with YouTube frontend btw. The apps just grew and grew.
The paresthesia you refer to when taking beta alanine is much less intense than the paresthesia experienced if doing 500mgs of nicotinic acid. Side note. If anyone drops 500mg of nicotinic acid, the skin flushing effect and inflammation which can be likened to the sunburn effect, will be seen most where the skin is exposed to UV light because it rebinds the frayed strands of DNA in cells.

Its not what I'm referring to though.
Steam Beta Brings Fix for Linux Gamers Running Openbox, Nvidia Crash Fix
You could copy the steps listed in alpaca-lora with your own data. Try thebloke's superhot ggml models. Train it in lambda labs or replicate
The general issue I’ve seen is that dismantling programs to pay for UBI just means spreading the butter really thin so that the basic income is a pittance. The US just doesn’t spend so much on social programs to make a UBI meaningful, and if we were going to raise taxes to do so why not just fund more targeted programs?
I spent hundreds of hours playing the SCI-era Sierra adventures. King’s Quest IV was the first game I played on my first computer, a Hyundai-made XT clone.

I’ll die on the hill that dead-end game states and “just in case” save game histories were a critical part of the magic.

And the games were never the same when the text prompts were replaced by point & click.

Maybe I just hate the feeling I’m on rails.
Are you clear on the difference between sex and gender? Some people think prisons are supposed to be segregated by sex, with gender being less relevant to the purpose of protecting females.
Oh, that's good news!
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36616037
16GB of RAM can fit a 5 bit 13B model at best, they're second dumbest class of LLama model. If Open Orca turns out any good than that might be enough for the time being, but you'll need more RAM to use anything serious.

Here's a handy model comparison chart (this is a coding benchmark, so coding-only models tend to rank higher): https://i.imgur.com/AqSjjj2.jpeg
>... I...

Good for you. You are not everyone, and you are not immune from the consequences of the choices that others make when they are on the road.
I feel like I've tried all the GPT apps for MacOS, but I just stumbled on this one today and wanted to share it here... especially since it's free and looks really nice!
Digital Dots is hiring Senior Back End Software Eng. Must have 7 years exp. C# and .Net Azure IoT components, Azure Digital Twins,Microsoft Azure services such as Azure App Services, Azure Functions, Azure Storage, Azure SQL Database, Azure Service Bus, and Azure Event Grid.
In the past two weeks in San Francisco, I have seen:

- Cruise car stopped dead in the middle of Oak street at Divisadero, at night, with no emergency lights on.

- Waymo car driven onto the sidewalk to pick up a passenger on Scott street at Haight street

- Waymo car stopped, blocking the whole road on Carmelita street because it started a 3 point turn and then decided it didn't have enough room to continue

- Cruise car swerving out in front of traffic from the kerb on Divisadero at Ellis street without signaling
This is what I mean when I say "inverse-anthropomorphization" crowd is increasingly emotion over facts.

My reply to you was predicated on a compilation of centuries of scientific study on the subject of creativity. Your knee-jerk reply is to proclaim it's bad at sudoku while going out of your way to place artificial constraints on it.

Touting its inability to solve sudoku in-context feels like a slightly hamfisted way of saying it's a probability based model operating on tokens but like I said before, there are plenty of us who already understand that.

We also realize that you can find arbitrary gaps in any sufficiently complex system. You didn't even need to rely on such a specific example, you could have touted any number of variations on common logic puzzles that they just fall completely on their faces for.

Gaps aren't damning until you tie them to what you want out of the system. The LLM can be bad at Sudoku and capable of creativity in some domain. It's more useful to explore unexpected properties of a complex system than it is to parade things that the system is already expected to be bad at.
It's prison. You don't want them fighting and fucking, you keep them separate, not based on sex, not orientation, not identity, not race, (they will largely self-sort along those lines anyway), but rather on the key thing that actually matters: their ability and prediliction for causing violence/problems/injury/the thing you're trying to avoid.

The person in question like to fight people of a certain skin color, gender, identity, orientation, favorite food, etc? Keep the INDIVIDUAL that's causing a problem separate, not whatever demographic they belong to.

Can't keep them separate? Sounds like you overcrowded your prisons, which is an entirely separate issue. Trying to blame gender or sort the problem through the lens of sex/identity/gender just means you know have 3 separate groups that are fighting and fucking amongst each other. Good job, just wasted a bunch of time and resources on some virtue signalling.

Additionally it would be better to try to actually reform and treat people instead of just punishing them then tossing them aside, then wondering why it's so hard to keep the peace in the prison. But yes, the Trans people are the problem /s.

> It's also a test of absolute statements about bigotry

No, it's a dog whistle based on a false premise. You don't call for nuance with an "absolute test". You do that to feign an air of tolerance while pushing forward the narrative.
The former seems very believable. And I bet a lot of the fine tuned models that are active are still part of prototypes or experiments.

I assume if you reach out they throw some credits at you
The problem is, many people would just take a 10-year loan at 20 since they know they’ll receive the €20K at 30. There’ll be a whole industry springing up around that.
It's European airlines in general. It's what happens when the only airlines are flag carriers that don't have to worry about competition because their respective governments will keep them in business.
I had a preFCC certification BeBox. It had the dual 66mhz PPC 603 chips.

Lemme tell ya: the dual 66 was NOT a quick computer lol. Maybe earlier than R5 BeOS was on it but by R5 it was a dog. The dual 133 faired better.

The biggest issue was that the 603 wasn't an SMP capable chip on its own. The GLU chipset could either run one 603 + L2 cache or both 603s with only L1 cache. Coherence was done in software.

I usually ran mine with just one cpu active, sadly.

Wish I still had it...
They are usually significantly more expensive than United for all SFO<->CDG flights.
Tika can be used as a library in Python: https://pypi.org/project/tika/
I hope this doesn't affect LXC negatively.

LXC and LXD share plenty of contributors.

https://github.com/lxc/lxc/graphs/contributors

https://github.com/canonical/lxd/graphs/contributors

I use an "unprivileged LXC container" setup on several Debian bullseye hosts. It works fantastic, and each LXC container feels like a real server.

Compare that to Docker's "one-container-one-process" philosophy, reinventing the wheel by awkwardly composing multiple containers.
You might have better outcomes with the API docs and official documentation. Whitepapers tend to have a lot of marketing, may not age gracefully.
> I'd theorize that the resulting destruction to the economy/country in the process would probably ultimately wipe more wealth from the people than 2,800 per person

I wonder if you wouldn't mind expanding on this idea more.

While I'm not saying I agree with the notion of redistributing wealth in the way you describe, I am skeptical of the "destruction" part. What does that look like to you, and why would it lead to that?
Yes, this feature. It seems like a cheap way to put a bunch of servers between yourself and connecting users with built-in rate limiting.
I don’t have any experience with that library.

Still, based on the documentation you have linked, I’m not sure it could possibly generate some code similar to my version. I could be wrong but I don’t see APIs which aggregate or accumulate the `simd_mask` vectors they output for results of vector comparisons.
As if things in SF weren't dystopian enough.
Oh come on, it's a chat.

I don't get those who get pissed because someone tries to be polite, or because they think every conversation should go in a thread (maybe you need a forum then?), or because they get too many notifications (just disable them?).

The solution to this is not technology, but rather anger control.
and the tea?
The identifier can become out of date. The common argument against comments is that they're an indicator that you should factor that block out into a function with a descriptive name, but I can say for certain that method names can easily become out of date. As for doing neither, well at the end of the day you probably do want a way to summarise a block of code to the next human, rather than requiring them to read every statement

Actually, speaking as someone's who's been generally critical of the "get AI to write our PRs!" thing, having an AI attempt a quick sanity check of comments near where your edits are could maybe work well
The post concludes that because Air France eventually agreed to compensate the passenger, they must have been lying to the passenger initially.

I think it's more likely that they decided it would be cheaper to pay the claim than to continue denying it, which would incur costs on their end to provide documentation and defend its denial.

Happens all the time with legal settlements. It's not an indication of actual guilt.
The “Twitter Files” was a giant nothingburger fraudulently peddled as some sort of exposé by bad faith actors. Ultimately, these platforms want to have it all - the sole right to sell ads against content, while having no liability over that content. Tech platforms should have a financial responsibility with respect to the harms their content causes. Aggressive moderation against slander, harmful conspiracy theories that destabilize our politics and public health, and incitement to insurrection are easy pickings to ban. That one political party overtly embraces this shitshow doesn’t make it “political.”
It's a thing:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profile-guided_optimization
Yeah. It's deep-dive "oh God it's all terrible isn't it" discoveries, often containing some of the cursed knowledge that was obtained, not

// this shit implements fizzbuzz
fizzbuzz()
> Avoid drinking liquids hotter than 140 f.

I often drink plain hot water (pot from kettle into cup; no trip through the teapot). I have always assumed it is safe. Perhaps I should reconsider?
The article doesn't say, but for those of us who are uninformed, what does the cone do? Is it decoration, or does it 'actively' interfere with the navigation sensors?
As a programmer, every hot drink is only hot for the first few sips; all others range from lukewarm to room temperature.
Why not? You won't be able to trademark "doors" if you sell doors. But if you make it, day the name of your band, you can. It doesn't stop people from using the word doors in relation to well doors, or a door company. But it does stop someone else for using it for another band name.
Basically you can't trademark a common word in a common usage, but you can trademark it for an uncommon usage. Now whether you should or not is a different story. Common words don't help SEO much.
This is not a move that a company makes from a position of strength. I like Musk and frequently defend his decisions, and there's no love lost between me and Meta. But Musks's trigger happy litigiousness is pathetic. His obsession with scrapers scraping public content is extremely cringe and betrays his fundamental misalignment with the open web. The fact that Zuck is planning to make Threads compatible with ActivityPub (presumably) is hilarious, especially considering that Musk originally promised to "turn the platform into “something new that’s decentralized.”" [0]).

[0] https://www.wired.com/story/twitter-had-a-plan-to-fix-social...
The inputs here are random which is the problem and why this isn't demonstrating that. Create an input of all 's' and compare it.
It’s extremely funny to think that building a microblogging clone involves any trade secrets whatsoever
> Of course it's not orthogonal

You questioned whether there was a use case for file managers when apps do not share a "common file system" and are "heavily sandboxed", and stipulated that providing one would break the security promise of not giving apps "direct access to other apps' data".

Whether desktop systems have traditionally sandboxed their apps to the same degree is, in fact, orthogonal. It's a separate question entirely.

> Does the user have the need for that on an iPhone?

Sorry, but when I spot somebody moving the goalposts (and failing to acknowledge when one they staked out earlier was satisfied), my approach is not to indulge them by continuing to respond as if they're just like anyone else having a discussion in good faith. Instead, I say, "you are moving the goalposts; you are not asking in good faith". This is monumentally helpful in making economical use of my time.
Nothing fancy either

alias.co checkout
alias.br branch
alias.ci commit
alias.st status
alias.cm commit -m
alias.unstage reset HEAD --
alias.cob checkout -b
alias.pp pull --prune
But if you had to make the choice, in exactly one case? Convicted rapist, currently identifying as female.
System/assistant/user prompting
Great point -- I was thinking of renewing my $20/subscription but I will keep it cancelled. We must not fund AI propaganda machines.
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It’s not just the “hi”. It’s me asking for

“the link to the ticket”

“basic details they didn’t include”

“asking did they read the documentation”

“asking did they already contact X team”

Generally people who just say “hi” do everything ad-hoc and haven’t thought through the request.
I just read the GP as saying that a smart camera could look at a plate, notice it is on the wrong make of car, and alert the officer, rather than just looking for stolen cars listed under that plate.
My BeBox. Apparently have photos on Flickr still:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/helfer/albums/7215762193739249...
It’s interesting because you could say the same about Asian carriers and yet Singapore, Cathay Pacific, JAL etc. are all quite proud and beloved.
Its a binary question and I see zero answer despite a lot of words.

If you had to make that call, in that case, which is it?

(For the record, the narrative I'm pushing here is "shades of gray" rather than "red")
Android doesn't run the JVM, but rather the ART (Android Runtime). It does AOT (ahead-of-time) optimization, which apparently helps a lot.

Still I can imagine that it uses slightly more memory...
Exactly how many companies called "Apple"do you know? And how many of them do business related to computers?
I thought I knew what interacting with empathy-less career government drones was like before but I had my eyes truly opened by Air Canada.
Absolutely. Passion and trust → swearing and quality.
evergreen hacker news post
We actually open sourced the project - see here https://www.withcoherence.com/post/create-your-langchain-and...
I can’t think of a single time that someone has done this. Is it a generational thing? I’m Gen X and probably the majority of people I chat with are also Gen X (other than my kids who are Gen Z).
What's the snap equivalent of "apt-get source"? Failing to find that meant for me, it was time to start purging snapd from new installs entirely (and to start fretting about ubuntu starting to be philosophically incompatible with what I want out of a system.) Fortunately even with 23.04 (server) that still seems to leave an entirely working system.
The Mediterranean may also have been filled in a single event over a few months: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanclean_flood
Please note that in Spain, healthcare is free, and so is college for the most part, just like most of Europe.
Threads has been out for… one full day? Maybe the histrionics are premature? Maybe the everyone-has-an-opinion-and-is-therefore-a-pundit motif can take one day off to let a new product breathe?
I’ve had similar interactions with Air France regarding baggage delays (for days, not hours…). A full compensation claim for any necessities purchased while waiting for your bags requires itemized receipts. The claim must be submitted within 30 days.

Unfortunately their website refused to let me include attachments in the request form. Attaching images would cause a bunch of HTTP 500 errors. After repeated attempts, I ended up submitting it without the attachments and added a note that their website was broken. I also took screen shots of the web page, the browser network errors, and recorded all the timestamps.

After an extended radio silence that exceeds the deadline to file a claim, they responded that since I didn’t include receipts, they were only going to give 100 euros of compensation.

It took a lot of back and forth, calling customer service, learning the exact voodoo to get through to someone who even knew who to contact, and then more back and forth to be able to email them the receipts.

The end result was full payment. But only because the principle of getting full compensation and not letting this slide kept me in dogged pursuit.

Fuck Air France.
I'm not very confident, I'm 100% certain that there is at least one person on this site (me) who could not make it work on such a scale.
My first testing of the waters in the fediverse was about a year ago and I ended up looking at lots of "also on mastodon" variants of Twitter accounts I liked to read. Only slowly I realized that most of those weren't "I'm also on mastodon" operated by the same people but passive mirrors, most not even operated by someone in any way related to the original account. On paper that looks good, "hey, you can also follow x, y and z on mastodon!" but in reality the feeling of merely looking at shadows was extremely present, almost like in plato's cave. Now that Twitter is trying hard to silence the APIs of sneaking behind those "shadows", my mastodon feels much better. It's almost as if Musk fixed a huge mastodon bug.
But what about the _other_ people on the road who drink and drive.
So, I've been a paying customers for a while now and don't see it either :-(
BA is just as bad. The legacy European flag carriers are now all basically Ryanair with a veneer of prestige but the same number of fucks given about customer service excellence.
Mind that Python 3.10 is nine major versions ahead of 3.1
Why Nvidia Keeps Winning
so as an ubuntu user how do i replace and disable all the snap garbage without doing a full wipe & install of Manjaro or Debian
Pretty simple: software devs have good hardware, and use all the resources they have.

It goes like this: new hardware comes out that is more powerful, people buy it because it feels good and everything is fast. Then new software uses all of it, and the cycle starts again with new hardware.
The problem is most means tested programs end up as poverty traps where people avoid making more money productively so they don't lose their welfare or disability.
You do not pay 47% income tax in Spain. You may pay 47% marginal income tax (only for income above 60k EUR).
If it really was a tiny number of users, they would publically make a really good offer - for example: "Unfortunately, you will need to retune your models on top of GPT-4. OpenAI will do this for you for free, and refund all money you paid tuning your original model, and offer the new model for the same price as the original model."

The extra trust gained by seeing another customer treated that way easily pays for a few credits for a small number of users.
Yep. I keep noticing that places which tell everyone how "inclusive" and "welcoming" and "safe" they are have a strong correlation with being hostile, unsafe spaces where you're walking on eggshells with the implicit threat of dogpiling and vicious character attacks. Nothing says "friendly" like a big list of rules on the front door, and being told "you can feel safe here because we support hunting those unsafe witches!". This applies well beyond just FOSS projects

It's sort of like the stock horror media trope where a community that projects a facade of being a happy utopia is maintained by unspoken but vicious enforcement of conformity
I didn't know any other companies made GPUs.

You'd think some hardware player would buy them to get a foot in the GPU/AI game.

Are these GPUs fully open source?
Pretty much what really happened.
I work at one vendor currently and have worked at a few prior. The difference is astounding - my previous gigs, including one of the biggest vendors ever was exactly as you said. My current gig is exactly the opposite - strong focus on real security insights and value, none of the box-ticking bs, and a great roadmap. It is rare, but when everyone at the org, and especially the product side really know how attacks play out - you can make a real impact on the world.