skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't really, but I do have the habit of 'as soon as I get paid (like as soon as I think about it on payday), make a payment on X loan, put Y amount into the joint account, and put Z money into stocks/ETFs'.

Joint account is only used for bills, and barring some terrible emergency I don't plan to cash out my investments.

I also have an autosave set up on my bank account that each paycheck it shifts $400 into my savings.

Whatever is left, I just pretend that's my paycheck and work with that for the next couple of weeks. Sometimes I stretch myself a bit too thin, and then I dip into my savings account to get me by until the next paycheck, but I try not to make a habit of it (it's not our primary savings, that gets taken out of the joint account, I mainly use my personal savings account as a buffer now).

And in addition to that I have a 401k that gets taken out of my paycheck right away as well.

I'll get to see the numbers go up each paycheck, and then I don't really have to think about it outside of that. Investing and paying my loan and shifting money over takes about 20 minutes of my time, then I'm done for two weeks.

I'm definitely not as efficient with the rest of the money as I'd like (we eat out too often and get too many toys), but at least I'm still saving/investing a respectable amount each paycheck anyway.

I didn't really start having this habit until my 30s, though, and never worked at a place that gave out RSUs, so I'm way behind a lot of people on this site that are younger than me, I'm sure.
Thank you for the precise response, Sam. I will contact you soon.
Android uses the Linux kernel, with a Java/Kotlin userspace.
My 35 years of experience after a comparable part-time MS in CS says otherwise.

Professional masters are often compared to a BS curriculum, which is in no way a disability to hiring or advancement since most people in engineering don't have research degrees nor need them to thrive.

In fact, the presence of a research thesis in lieu of taking a couple more courses in useful subjects would be more of a waste in the real world than the reverse, IMHO.
Apparently at the expense of "unknown".
What percentile rank among college-educated Americans would that correspond to?

I'd guess that takes it out of the top 0.1%, but not the top 1%.
Yeah, they went from v1 to regulatory capture in the span of months
Apple Vision Pro hardware dev kits will be available later this year: https://developer.apple.com/visionos/work-with-apple/
i love orbstack, like actually love it to the point where now i have to complain about its issues a lot, because i cant use anything else
still has a lot of things to imrpove on in general, which are annoying when you encounter them suddenly. most frustrating for me is the "unlimited permission" setup. Sometimes thats useful as hell. Other times i would indeed like to run a servive using the convinience of orb stack, but you know, a little more sandboxed...I loved /Users/yyy/Documents being tied to my iCloud Drive. Had to disable that once i started using orbstack for personal reasons. orbctl / orb really need much more explanation of a lot of the options. especially whatever the config options do.

or let me bind to other network interfaces not just the one :(

but i love orbstack. hard too go back after finding it. impossible actually. havent been at the computer in like two weeks so mabye its changed by now
+1 to this. I actually use both - Google photos for utility / sharing and Synology Photos for backup. It's good, easy to setup on both my device and my wife's.
I've seen this type of API design in C before, but not with a context. I'm curious where HAMT would get the ctx instance to pass to hamt_malloc in this design?
Parameters: In the context of AI and language models, parameters refer to the internal settings or variables that an AI model uses to make predictions or generate responses. Think of them as the knobs and switches that can be adjusted to fine-tune how the AI understands and generates language. These parameters are learned during the training process, where the AI model analyzes vast amounts of data to optimize its performance.

Layers: In AI, layers are like stacked building blocks within a neural network, which is the fundamental structure of many AI models. Each layer performs different computations, transforming the input data as it passes through them. Think of a layer as a specific task or filter that the AI model can utilize to understand and process information. The deeper the neural network, the more layers it has, allowing for more complex patterns and representations to be learned.

"Mixture Of Experts": An "MoE" is an approach in AI that combines multiple specialized AI models, known as "experts," to work together on a task. Each expert focuses on a particular subset or aspect of the problem, leveraging their expertise to contribute to the final result. It's like having a team of experts who specialize in different areas collaborating to provide the best solution. By dividing the task and letting each expert handle their niche, the AI model can achieve better overall performance.

Tokens: In the context of AI and language models, tokens are chunks of text that are used as input or output. They can be individual words, characters, or even subwords, depending on how the language model is designed. For example, in the sentence "I love cats," the tokens would be "I," "love," and "cats." Tokens help the AI model understand and process language by breaking it down into manageable units. They allow the model to learn patterns, context, and relationships between words to generate meaningful responses or predictions.

See: https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer
I never realized the 386DX had motherboards with L2.

The 386SX could be thought of as a 286 with 386 compatibility, much like how the 8088 was a chopped bus width 8086.

Another fun romp through history: 80186 and 80188. The 80188 used the 8087 while the 80186 could use the 80187 which had an 80387 core.
Perhaps you’re right his $700 unit is not set up correctly or insufficient, but the point is it seems the speaker (and headphones he tried) are basically what you might end up with if you don’t have a high budget and do a fair bit of research: the end result is disappointing and would turn people off of the technology.
> In addition, dropping the cross-sign will reduce the number of certificate bytes sent in a TLS handshake by over 40%. Finally, it will significantly reduce our operating costs, allowing us to focus our funding on continuing to improve your privacy and security.

Are they using public cloud?
Help to what end?

The only end I see is organizing your thoughts.

The notes themselves are useless, IMO. Only through writing them do you get the uncluttered mind.

Maybe if you write good enough notes others will organize their thoughts through yours, though with diminishing returns.

If notes don't lead to actions, then they're doubly useless, and that's what usually happens when you're flipping through others' thoughts: a bunch of "takeaways" but rarely any "that's what I'll do today"
EU and US Share Data
I think it's much more likely that I make that kind of oopsie long before Google does.
The only problem is that also needed things are removed from the water. Like natrium and other things.
> I don’t think you are aware of the depth of depravity users of kf engaged in, regularly.

Alright, can you prove they funnel others into such depraved communities?

> This is not logical.

By your own “logic” anyone who studies crime is practicing to be a mass murderer, which is objectively not true. If they were truly some murderous training ground, why is their so little as a result?

> Nazis made some wondrous technology, should we forgive their attempted genocides and eugenics?

Well the USA, Europe, and many others certainly did when harvesting their best minds. However that is besides the point, as KiwiFarms has done nothing comparable. They say mean things and archive actions taken by others in public. Making fun of others is seen as rude, however it is not illegal. If it was false and caused damages it could be slander/libel, however that has yet to be the case to my knowledge.

> I support shaming them for this support of bad actors

The problem is that there is inconsistency here. You and many others do not campaign CloudFlare to remove illegal websites, or even websites in a similar vein to KF, yet you urge them to remove a single legal (albeit unsavory) gossip forum? If this stance was uniform I could understand it better. As it stands it simply comes off as intellectually dishonest.
Unfortunately the invention of agriculture had become a necessity after too successful hunting during hundreds of thousands of years had lead to the depletion of the hunted animals.

Had not our ancestors invented agriculture, they would have eventually become extinct, together with their prey.
Who uses ChromeOS ? Here in EU I haven't seen or heard anyone using this.
That thing is so tiny, it's cute. I always wanted to try designing something like this, but not having the CPU pinouts is kindof a problem.
People recommend lots of complex things. Maybe if that works for your personality.

I just put everything on my credit card that I can. From my bill every month I know my expenses. Then I just pay it off. If I get really curious I can export the statement transactions and break it down more. I also get rewards.

Idk simple and caveman like? Maybe. it works for me though
I meditate to reach a state of acceptance.
I'd ask the opposite, in what case would you choose ext4 over xfs? zfs is an another league, so not comparable.

If you need a robust, straightforward and fast filesystem - use xfs. If you need more advanced features - use btrfs or zfs. bcachefs should be an option for that at some point and unlike others it also aims to compete with xfs in speed.
Great work in good direction. Need to pore over the data to see if the sensitivity and specificity numbers are in a good place. This is the world I imagine we need (or should have already had) for the next pandemic. Heck this is the type of machine we should have in every public school , detect the flu virus and send the kids back home!

Also to note the peer review correspondence is public and linked in the bottom, always a good critical read on the work. https://static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1038%2Fs414...
>If their cost in the cloud was about $1 per A100 hour, the training costs for this run alone would be about $63 million.

If someone legitimate put together a crowd funding effort, I would donate a non-insignificant amount to train an open model. Has it been tried before?
Theres "creators create because they like to create things" and "creators create things because they want to make a living off of what they create". If artists/authors/musicians/etc aren't going to be paid for what they create, they can't make a living doing it. If they can't make a living doing it, that severely limits their opportunity and time available for creating things since they could only do it as a hobby (unless we bring back royal patronage or something). Many of the best artistic works we have came from people who were able to commit 100% to the creative process. That's gonna be real hard to do if you can't pay for food and housing.
To be fair the latter has the meat of it behind a paywall.
That community was so small we could already have that in a webring, but it is also unglamorous just like the 90s web, so it would be confined to that group.
The performance isn't the issue but the stability is. Anyways this is a hardware compat and tutorial on how to install nixOS on the M series of apple computers :
https://github.com/tpwrules/nixos-apple-silicon/blob/main/do...
I don't understand how you can be so negative.

The title literally says it is giving users that power. This is empowering you, by giving you the ability to see which DLLs are being injected into Firefox.

They do block some by default, certainly, but only ones which in practice just crash Firefox (often because they are old).
Okay..carry on being interested I guess.
Sure, for women. But to tell a man to be selective when searching for a female partner, and to give him criteria and heuristics to help him select are labeled as sexist. After all, every woman has worth, a woman can never be told that she has to do any self reflection to find a quality man, we can't be allowed to admit that some women are undesirable just like some men are.
Are there really 20-30% of cloud workloads not on Linux?

What do they do? Who uses them?
Sure, it's not part of the math, but it is part of the physics. There is a very clear distinction in the theory between "interactions", governed entirely by the Schrodinger equation (or its relativistic versions, or QFT), and a "measurement", where you have the apply the Born rule not only to predict what the measurement device will show, but also to correctly predict what will happen in a subsequent experiment on the same particle.

Without the Born rule, QM makes nonsensical predictions that don't explain what happens. Decoherence helps explain certain things directly from the math without appealing to the extra Born rule, but not fully, and not quantitatively (not the specific probabilities).
They forgot to show windows version.
60% effectiveness rate, up from 30-40. “a novel approach called Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories”

“The technique is actually a neurological intervention that takes a traumatic memory and restructures it using several exercises like visualizing it as a black-and-white movie. The revised memory updates the original — reconsolidation.”

“ RTM requires only three to four sessions, totaling about five hours, and involves no drugs or re-traumatization. Therapists can be trained in three days, and treatment can be conducted online. Best of all, the effects last. As one veteran put it, “Who knew that you could retrain your brain in a few hours, without medication, to remove yourself from the traumatic events that have been crushing you and making you wish you would just die?””
Heh. Funnier than most versions of this joke!

But also: 3%!!
Highly agree. Their interface is not intuitive. If it were then I (with my decades of computer experience) would be able to use an iphone after having never used one. The few times I've tried, I've walked away annoyed that there were so many hidden tricks needed to get basic things accomplished. And to that point, based on this article, it looks like animation is a key crutch in illuminating them. Of course android is following suit now, so once again new users are alienated.
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> If a line of code doesn't look like a function call, it's not calling anything.

except maybe allocating dynamic arrays, floating point ops if those don't exist in hardware. Then you have signal handlers that can be called on math errors, segmentation faults, ... . So basically every line in your code can implicitly call a function.

> If I give a Linux user the source of a C program, they can probably compile it with the tools they already have.

What is win32.h and why is it missing?

> This will most likely be the case 20 years from now too

What is Xlib.h and what do you mean I have to rewrite the apps front end from scratch?
Fungi stores a third of carbon from fossil fuel emissions
Show HN ... an email collection page? ;-)
> regulatory capture

If this leak is correct, regulatory capture is likely the only moat OpenAI could have hoped for. It would explain why Sam was so absolutely adamant that this tech needed to receive oversight.

If correct, every big tech company now has a recipe to build their own GPT-4. I'd expect for the open source efforts to try to duplicate the results as well. LLMs will increase in quality across the board and become fairly interchangeable, leading to thin margins and a race to the bottom.

We could be watching $13 billion going up in flames, all of it predicated on a secret as flimsy as the Coca-Cola recipe.
In ye olden days, Apple didn’t have its own mapping application, and Google Maps was the default map application for iOS. That changed in iOS 6 when Apple launched Apple Maps, users were defaulted to the inferior app. Google Maps wouldn’t launch its own standalone app on iOS for months (years?).

https://techcrunch.com/2012/09/26/the-apple-ios-6-maps-fiasc...
Fastmail also includes DNS, a few GB of storage and optionally static web hosting from said storage. They're also providing you with a caldav server for synced calendar, notes and contacts
Did you actually read my comment or did you have a preplanned diatribe?

They didn't start the private company until the person who promised them $1B reneged. That person reneged because they tried to forcefully takeover and were rebuked.

They were running out of money and forced to raise funds in a very for-profit way or fold.

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Edit: Rate limited because the hivemind has decided that it's unacceptable to insult their leader

People keep acting like if it wasn't for OpenAI we'd be in some LLM utopia. The reality is some other big tech giant would reach the current SOTA first and we'd be in the same predicament except with a company with 1000x more machinery to do the things you're complaining about.

It's ridiculous the sense of entitlement some people must have to keep insisting that OpenAI should have crawled into a cave and died because some megalomaniac threw a tantrum.
A lot of schools do.
Very common in schools in the US, because they are very cheap and easy to manage.
Thanks for mentioning this, even though it’s not open source. I wanted to check the business model and pricing, and found the FAQ on pricing refreshing to see. [1] Unfortunately, a $5 per user per month kind of fee may be out of reach for personal use. So I hope the free plan for personal use stays (or they come up with an even cheaper plan).

[1]: https://docs.orbstack.dev/faq#free
This is similar to a comment I made recently. Somehow the last decade of business media riled up by VC money has focused on disruption, us vs them, go big or go home, growth at all costs etc.

I firmly feel this does not make for a healthier society.
I use DecSync in combination with Syncthing to achieve that.
To need to be "giving" something that should be, for lack of better phrasing, a given, is not a good sign.

They do block some by default, certainly, but only ones which in practice just crash Firefox (often because they are old).

Is there a way to unblock them as easily as blocking them?
Just theorizing from the top-level post here. No clue if it's legitimate.
> Because nobody outside of HN is going to install software on an old phone or laptop. But they'll buy a $30 Box.

How do you figure?

Also you may be interested in checking out https://kubesail.com/homepage and https://privaterouter.com/
I am consideirng going pure ipad + ssh an AWS instance as a dev environment. i already just use ipad + ssh local machine. would have as much automation as possible to spin things up/down when developing. I don't know how I'd set this up to be nice and seamless just yet.

Pay for 3 years of AWS savings plans to make it cheap. Perhaps run a permanent instance for small things, make a setup that lets me spin up super power machines when i actually want to build.

Most of the time I'm at my ipad remoting in Im not actually compiling, just editing. I can just edit locally and pay for the few seconds/minutes it takes to build..

because honestly after about 3 years i always want to upgrade

and i can get windows that are completely functional for me on remote monitors with ipad now. just starting to wonder why im paying for physical compute power but 99% of the time browsing the web and editing code but not building it.
Everyone using Chromebooks?

It’s popular with schools etc.
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Some folks here may know Benn Jordan better by his pseudonym The Flashbulb.
In Flint it was mostly because of lead poisoning, that was caused by the city pumping chemicals in the pipes that removed the protective layer. Another source was contaminated water from the flint river.
I think this commentary was pithier in your head...

https://hackernoon.com/how-openai-transitioned-from-a-nonpro...
My comments adds nothing to this thread, but I've been thinking exactly this all day. Thank you OP making this thread.

I'm on the same boat with 4 YOE.
How do you know? do you have insider knowledge of this or is it just based on what they share publically?
Concurrent DOS 286 1.0 (1985) was the product. It was known later as FlexOS 286. It evolved from the features of Concurrent CP/M-86.
I dont see how transportation would be any different. If they can take a school bus or public trasport to school A, they could take it to school B (last resort).

I don't see why the cost of an educator should be that much different at school A than B either. It might be even cheaper.

California spends 23k per K-12 student now. You should be able to pay someone 100k to guard 5 jail cells with self study students.
This looks much more legit and less snake oily than products like https://opteev.com.

I wonder what the demand for continued research for such devices will be now that the pandemic (or concern) has waned
As RMS is quick to point out "linux" is only -ever- the kernel.

So yes, android is 100% Linux.

It is not Gnu/Linux though. Which is what the desktop folk are celebrating.

This is one case where the distinction actually is important.
Something else news to me today. I always thought "stereo" meant something like "two working in unison". Apparently it is from the greek meaning "solid." Hence sterophonic literally means solid (or spatial or 3d) sound (or speech). Crazy, that's obviously not how we understand it anymore.

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/stereophonic

Sterophonic

adjective

pertaining to a system of sound recording or reproduction using two or more separate channels to produce a more realistic effect by capturing the spatial dimensions of a performance (the location of performers as well as their acoustic surroundings), used especially with high-fidelity recordings and reproduction systems