skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This looks really cool! I really think an idea of a proper UI tool to chain different tools together is nice. https://flowiseai.com/ seems to be the most similar, but it's quite a bit more technical, and doesn't seem to be focused on doing the whole thing by itself - rather, you can create chains that can then be used through APIs.

I really hope you open-source this :)
It's a bigger Excel.
This was in the comment you’re replying to. It covers your reply

> Devaluing shame instead of targeting the parts of the contract that needed to be changed

As the other comment said, you’re also discussing “being shamed” whereas the original comment is about “feeling shame”. Similar but far from identical.
I am probably sharing forbidden knowledge, but look up the mtr program. It is kind of like a strange hybrid of traceroute and ping.
The music is so much of the experience, and the "Ghibili" style is unmistakable. I have not seen all of the films, but I have heard all of the music! It was even better in concert.

If you ever get the chance I am sure it would be an unforgettable experience for you and your family to see it performed in concert, it's quite regularly toured around various countries by different orchestras.
I'm about to start hosting apps that need a preconfigured AI context (basically feed it an opening script/instructions), for users to interact with.

This is really just to test the concept, watch the token usage rates, etc.

Since you feed in the entire script with each pass, the API side could simple prepend the origin instructions/first parts, then tack on the user input to the end.
If I had a nickel for every out-of-touch South African billionaire with an interest in spaceflight, I'd have two nickels... which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?
but sugar is often the main or even only issue, because it bypasses your normal "im full" pathways. It's also deceptively easy to take a balanced amount of calories and tip it. Add one soda a day to a balanced diet and you end up with 10lbs excess weight per year.

Id wager for many people struggling with weight that sugar is the main and perhaps even only problem.
The year we realized that Crypto was all a fraud
I didn't realize some of these elements existed. Neat!
However, I think if we want an open/federated system to win, we need to make it compelling to normal people. That means making it fun and entertaining. I've found that no argument about freedom, privacy, or anything actually important will work.
Oh God, the marketing of barely-understood tech-crafting recipes into new corporate jargon has turned into new acronyms to obfuscate the jargon, and is now accelerating even faster than AI.

Did you miss the NFT train? Have you ever asked yourself if this is what you should be doing with your life?

Just speaking as a guy who actually writes logic and code, rather than like, coming up with incantations and selling horseshit.
The 90s? It depends on where you worked and what you read. Li-ion wasn't exactly a bolt from the blue.

Material properties are an issue to consider. If they've been working for 25 years "knowing" this product is there, I'd be a little conservative about how much of the sky I'd let my pie consume.

Even if synthesis is perfected, it's a ceramic. It may end up being a superconductor along only one axis. That's not a recipe for ductile feedstock.
Looks like we're going to need a VHTS and UHTS. Exciting times.
It seems that pairing this with the original post, the best outcome is a single shell file, that takes a few arguments, such as device location (USB at /dev/sde) and username/password, etc, and compiles the bootloader, the kernel, etc from scratch using the most trusted basic sources, and then places that on the target device.

Obviously it should also install any additional apps like vim, adjust terminal colors, create and copy your ssh keys to machines needed, and configure any windows managers, etc as well from the single shell command.

Making that single shell command as small, reliable, readable, and maintainable as possible is the real challenge.
Probably worth pointing out that the peaks and troughs are what are challenging to deal with. Generators aren't generally great at changing output super fast.

I keep hearing battery tech is getting good, and the research I've seen suggests that more storage on the grid would improve efficiency by a lot, so I don't know if it would even pose a particular challenge if that sort of demand arose.. but overall utilization isn't really the limiting reagent.
Thank you for the reply. This is helpful.
Look in the openai.ts file for an example of prepending messages... in this case, I actually prepend one just to embed a random seed (otherwise the same input always gives the same response).
This reminds me that I really need to re-evaluate the stuff I already know and keep it all updated.
For someone who leans hard into moral relativism, and specifically calls out moral relativism as the right way to consider shame, you have a very long list of things that shame will solve. What about the trump supporting gun worshiping climate change deniers who don't feel they are wrong? Is "the question not relevant to [them]"?

Meanwhile, I used "gay" as an example because a lot of gay people feel shame about it and it's very bad for those people. It's an example of something with shame attached that clearly shouldn't.
> I love Emacs. I develop for it, financially support it, live it everyday. The last thing you want is to be stuck debugging your failed desktop session on Tuesday morning at the airport as your wife waits for you to find the tickets.

100%, what possible benefit is there in tightly integrating a bunch of things so if one of them fails the whole house of cards falls down :-), also good luck with having a system so custom you'll have to do all the debugging, patch writing yourself.

It's a "cool idea" but not one you should be doing in practice. I've never really gotten the emacs is "everything". I thought UNIX philosophy was to do one thing an do it well.

Yes you may be really clever and be able to do that, but there are only so many hours in a day.
Leaving aside the freedom argument for a moment, does it have the intended effect? (1) Catch drink-drivers, and/or (2) reduce drink-driving?
It is - disable JS completely in the browser.

I use 2 browsers, one with JS disabled and blocking everything (like 95% of the time), and second one for say "important" stuff like banking, youtube and facebook ;)
That’s a tough run. Even if it’s a silly reason, any excuse to be whimsically excited about life is a good one.
`archinstall` on a fresh arch iso gives you something similar in TUI fashion and can export a json output you can save to clone the install to additional machines.
You know those joke buzzer/shocker rings? Well, they're going to get really, really good.
Hey can this merge two iMessage databases? I have one from an old machine and TimeMachine biffed something, so now I have two copies I'd like to combine.
I don't think the aim is to teach that "millions of people are just morally deficient," as you put it. Rather, the aim should be to reinforce that everyone has the capacity to do good or bad, and the direction of your life is influenced partially (if not majorly) by the average value of your decisions.

In some aspects of our culture, shame still exists to great effect. For example, drunk driving is a behavior that never gets a pardon. Words never spoken: "We shouldn't judge Joe for his DUI, for if we were in his shoes, we may have done the same."

The drunk driver may deserve all sorts of considerations: They struggled with alcoholism, their judgment was impaired at the time, they needed to go to work in the morning, they couldn't afford an Uber, their designated driver didn't show, they didn't speak English well enough to coordinate another ride home. In function, no excuses are allowed. As a culture, we believe that no matter your situation, you must always make plans to avoid driving drunk.

What if this same type of intense shame existed towards other behaviors we wished to not see? To name one: What if we intensely shamed parents who let their young children become obese? Instead of blaming food deserts, lack of nutritional knowledge, lack of time to prepare meals, and so on, what if the blame went directly to the parents who are letting their elementary age children graze on a party sized bag of Doritos?
Man alone, help scarce,
Art, many yearn to salvage.
In echoes, it's saved.
But why do you think people would / should feel shame with the things you listed just because you don't agree with them? I feel like most of what you listed is the type of people that do feel shame and actually incorporate that into their positions.
Where can I review this data?
every time I enter a car now it's too often clear that the driver is high

Do you report this to Uber? Also, you should also your local police department how to handle that kind of situation.
Similar arc, but have fiddled with them all. These days most of my machines are arch(btw) or Alpine.
Couldn't you load the site with devtools open and javascript disabled, add the override, and enable javascript?
Have you ever seen a dragonfly sit still? I'm just saying, I wouldn't describe them as unperturbed.
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OpenUSD solves a very different problem than gltf.
Tipping at Starbucks is not new. It’s been common since the 90s. What is different is that CC did not used to ask for a tip on the POS.
Hail real-world, the destroyer of theory-nerd arrogance.
I am lost in CSS these days since letting my skills atrophy over the past ~decade
Depend on them for what, the cost of a bowl of rice? What is it exactly about 80 year olds that will collapse a country with a brutal government like China has?
Never ask any CEO regarding their competitors, it just like asking a fox how to keep your chickens safe for the night.

Michael Dell is most likely regretting his infamous "I’d shut down Apple" quote.
Thank you to share this personal story. What are your thoughts on trying to reduce harm? You sound like someone who will have valuable opinions about this important matter.
Great read and interactive demo.

After a few years of dabbling with Flutter I just came back to the same conclusion: bet on HTML.

Astro / Tailwind / Daisy UI / Alpine.js makes it lovely to build an HTML site with a lot of simple SSR and a little bit of client side reactivity peppered about.

The result is simple sane HTML files that look and work great on desktop web browser and and mobile wrapped web view.

My app is basically static so it caches in a CDN, works offline, and view source makes it easy to debug.
> If the command doesn't work - and controllers doubt it will - they'll have to wait until October for an automatic spacecraft reset. The antenna is only 2% off-kilter.

That's pretty smart to have such an automatic restart configured. I wonder what the details are - do they pre-program an antenna attitude for a specific moment in time, then do the reset if it's not overridden before the target date?
My perceptions is zero, based on a small sampling of megacorps that account for a significant percentage of tech employment.

Before the pandemic they were doing hotel seating and encouraging work from home and had reduced floor plans with smaller open seats that were not dedicated. They were internally discussing “BYOO,” or bring your own office and strangling corporate leased/owned space until it was only used for crucial in person meetings, interactions, and roles that had to be in the office for regulatory or practical purposes.

The pandemic forces that so suddenly that C suite folks freaked out and saw the way they came up ending. They saw an erosion of the culture and company they fostered and had a strong emotional response in the other direction.

During the pandemic no one accelerated real estate acquisition or reversed the BYOO squeeze policies. Now they are struggling seating people on the mandatory policies. Everything is the same - too few seats, hotel seating, smaller desk footprints, floor plans as open as the Montana sky. Morale is about zero. As compliance rates are around 30% at most large megacorps mandating in office N days a week management is increasingly becoming aggressive and oppressive. Attrition has been pretty low owing to the spring tech apocalypse, spurring increasing aggressiveness by management. But - hiring will pick up in 1Q2024 through 3Q24 as the mirage recession fails the materialize. Whether you believe in it or not funding is flowing for AI and that’ll further improve tech employment, especially as interest rates stabilize.

I was until recently a senior leader at one of the largest of the large megacorps with draconian RTOO policies.
Myself I left a few weeks ago because they asked me to come in five days a week and joined a late stage startup being paid more, with more interesting work, and no mandatory in office.

If they value controlling my body over my contribution then they can have neither.
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The 13B link seems to be incorrect. Correct one would be

https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/Llama-2-13B-GGML/resolve/mai...
I recently got a CD-rom from a hospital containing X-rays of my leg to share with my doctor. Upon finding a computer with a functioning optical drive I was dismayed to discover that the CD-rom contained not 3 simple images of the bones in my leg, but almost 400 megabytes of impenetrable binary data in over 30 nested directories and an .exe called MedicalImageViewer which I was unable to run on the latest version of Windows in my posession (win7) due to missing visual basic related dlls.

I was eventually able to run the app on a friend's computer, but finding no in-built option to export the images I was forced to take screen grabs to email to my primary care provider.
Exact opposite for me - with stuff like AI tech, I'm a lot more familiar with the subject matter than the happenings in the material sciences, so it allows me to be more confidently optimistic about computer-related advancements. Even if my education is still insufficient to grasp the full extent of new tech, I can at least try to understand it conceptually.

On the other hand, the LK-99 news seem very promising, but a lot of professionals in the field are still iffy, and everyone who's interested in emerging tech is left searching for breadcrumbs and talking to other enthusiasts. It's likely that we won't know if this is a dud or a world-changing discovery for several weeks to months...

I've been trying to be as cautious as possible when looking at the recent news, but it's difficult to not be cautiously optimistic about at least some things.
Yeah. To film a small sample properly you want a camera with manual focus such as a mirrorless and a proper macro lens. Not a setup you’d find sitting around a lab unless you were making videos like this regularly.
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Maybe some related to a NASA project?

https://sierralobo.com/portfolio-item/rtaps2/
HSTS will go the way of password rules and password change requirements. And by that I mean people that don’t really know anything about security will ask for it because it checks a box and someone will add it because they’re paid to not have opinions and just write code and in 20 years we’ll still be fighting a stupid battle against HSTS because we can’t have nice things. HSTS was dead in the water from day one.
It is yet another Khronos format, by committee, instead of something Hollywood designed for their workflows.

Additionally Gltf only became a thing thanks to Microsoft changes that originated Gltf 2.0. Initially it was designed as a format specifically for WebGL.
So is skin color
I'm missing a lot of historical context, so - what exactly happened in 1905? Was there a myriad of major scientific discoveries?
Maybe it's just my perception of things, but the changes back then were exciting and usually made things better for users. Today changes makes my user experience worse, with spyware on top. I'm exaggerating a bit, but you get my drift.
Picolisp is written on raw llvm-ir.

https://git.envs.net/mpech/pil21
Gemini does not have UX, so it isn't "bad". That is better than having bad UX. Some client software might have bad UX, but that depends which client software you are using.
Michael Dell on His Infamous ‘I’d Shut Down Apple’ Quote (2011)
Do we expect them to leverage regression tests? I would think they'd have like 100 prompts from 100 categories, set a low temperature, then run the queries against expected responses.
Open the link to see what else I know about you:

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HTML is that nerd who's rich now.

Give me HTML,CSS,JS combo any day over some complex js library or platform.
This.

I wish I were a multi-millionaire so that I could hire programmers to help me build all of the things that I believe should exist in the world!
I like the distinction between being shamed and feeling shamed. And although as a home owner in a northern california downtown area I couldn't agree more that shame feels absent in a lot of the behavior plaguing our communities in a multitude of capacities, Im reminded of the rumors I hear about how dysfunctional shame-grounded societies like Japan are for those who don't fit into normalized parameters.

Anyway its making me wonder, has the US ever been strongly rooted in shame as a non-homogeneous nation? If so when and why did we stop? Growing up in the bay area I feel like I might have a pretty warped view...
Did they ever do anything to adapt to the "essay coach" produced essays?
Bitcoin was really 'done' 10 years ago. It does what it does and there really isn't much more to it. People tried to keep the hype going with DAO's, earn programs, smart contracts, NFT's, etc.. but crypto was already done before 'web3' even started.
Because I can jump in one right as I exit the airport and get to my hotel cheaper than it costs to get an Uber that I have to wait X minutes for - and in LAX' case take a bus to get to. Just as an example.
Bulb Becomes a Flashpoint as the Sun Sets on Incandescent Lights
I think you’re off here. The miracle of America (and the worldwide system of capitalism) is that there exists enough private investment, competition, and appetite for risk to squeeze every iota of gain from this, without explicit government intervention.

China’s growth currently appears magical simply because of scale and a shittier starting point, also a lack of whatever it is that ails India.
San Diego City Council signs off on smart streetlights network
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1905_in_science
Yes because of the "it's the cold of path" aspect. That said, CAS is often considerably slower than an atomic increment replacement even if the usual sources report equal throughout because the dependency chains to both the output value and flags (i.e., the "succeeded?" indicator) usually involves a load of the value, and an operation to manipulate it prior to using it in the CAS.

So even if a CAS never fails it can end up half a dozen cycles slower if this chain matters (and it often does). That aspect fails to be captured by say uops.info which just tries to isolate the effect of the instruction alone.

Of, course, the even more important reason to use unconditional ops on a contended path if you can is that they don't fail: CAS retries will be significant in that case (but this doesn't apply here because "one off cold path").
If you agree with the BITE model then yes. Yes it is.
Good read, I did before similar setup although the CF was pointing to a load balancer instead. Also, why would you point it at your home if the blog is already served from in the VPS through wireguard? And lastly, why’s that complicated setup for a blog.. unless there are other details aren’t mentioned, I think it’s an overkill for a blog.
IQ(g-factor) can definitely be measured even though no single test measures it perfectly.

If you give reasoning tests of all kinds (verbal, spatial, mechanical, numerical, etc.) there is lots of data showing that the the results of those tests tend to be correlated positively.
I'm following the Crafting Interpreters book. Still on the Java part. But for the C part it will be done with Dlang.
This change/mod involving one of the most locked-down devices seems pointless. What do you like about the project? Or is it that the additional cable is so irksome?

I have my own "must-do" projects that from outside perspective is seen as pointless. So, this is more about understanding than poking holes.