skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is currently possible in real time on consumer mobile hardware, looks neat
> The changes in orthography had taken place well before the California case.

Yes. I'd imagine there were lots of steps in between. I mean, it's not like a modern computer QWERTY keyboard is directly based on the original typewriter. They're based off an IBM PC keyboard, which was probably based off of some IBM typewriter, .... and then eventually you trace back to the original, but QWERTY carried through all of them.
Man I’d still brush my teeth even if the threat of cavities was removed in much the same way I shower even though I’d be fine if I didn’t. But I’d still take the vaccine too.
LLMs love these pages.
Search: Results found for “wall art waterfall”
Why do you need to use auto updates? I am on manual and go through the list of pending updates every few weeks. Takes 2 min. I can't believe how vendors have gaslit people into "auto updates are the only way"

Release notes is MUCH bigger problem. App stores should show a history of every update issued since your current version. Also, ban devs who just write useless two word "Bug fixed" release notes.
Also energy storage:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_magnetic_energ...
Surgeries failed because the doctor didn't get enough sleep because they forgot to put their phone on silent... (I refuse to blame the victim here.)

While it would be hard to definitively trace any specific death, statistically these spammers are also mass murderers.
I have to say I disagree. But I also did say there are some exceptions. Personally I wouldn't include Iron Man in that list of exceptions. The first Avatar I would.
That's the hope. I think Keytruda, aka Pembrolizumab, has also been a game-changer. It can run with other forms of treatment as well.

I hope we're entering a new epoch. The number of people I've met who've lost loved ones too early.

That dragon, cancer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That_Dragon,_Cancer
Ask HN: What are the capabilities of consumer grade hardware to work with LLMs?
If one wants to play with LLMs locally, it is very difficult to find out what one's existing hardware can do – partly because most existing documentation either uses the maximal amount of cloud compute, or is written by startups hoping to sell their own services.

So, given someone has a decent gaming PC with a CUDA-compatible GPU (only Nvidia, I guess?), what can they do with it when it comes to LLMs? What parameter size models can be loaded for various VRAM sizes – for inference, fine tuning and training respectively?

Let's say the VRAM sizes are 8 GB, 12 GB, 16 GB and 24 GB, which seem to be the most common in the 40x0 series of GPUs. If system RAM matters, what can be done with 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB and beyond?
Unfortunately I don't think so. Since PragProg doesn't directly sell the print copies, so I don't think they have a lot of control over bundling. Seem to remember some of the print books might have a discount code for the ebook, but I'm not certain- and I haven't received my own print copy yet to check.
I am on Linux and i vastly prefer DRM-free stores as i keep my own offline backups of games (and other software) i buy. As a result i have almost 1000 games from GOG, Zoom Platform and other non-Steam places.

In my experience 99% of the games work out of the box with wine-staging, DXVK and VKD3D-Proton (which works with wine-staging just fine). No need to mess around with anything, just install wine-string, install DXVK and VKD3D-Proton and you are ready to run pretty much everything with "wine installername.exe" or "wine gamebinary.exe".

I never had to use winetricks, lutris or anything of the sort.

I also play games on Steam and even got a Steam Deck (on which i also play games i got outside from Steam), so it isn't like i am Valve-free, but you certainly do not have to tie yourself on Steam if you are gaming on Linux nor your experience will be any worse.
All of these issues you listed could be mitigated with government regulations and a set of to be defined practices for sustainable fish farming. I am not sure why these issues lead to the conclusion that we have to switch to a plant-based diet.
A friend of mine is a line producer for television. Her job sounds like a stressful management job involving lots of middlemen, coordination, miscommunication, and corporate shenanigans. There are writers, directors, actors, and other creative people involved; but, as with anything else, the bulk of people are various forms of social glue just barely holding the thing together.

I guess she at least can take pride when the show finishes production, and sometimes airs.
modulo the trust you have in the admins and hosts, yes.
The sweet point should be that the total cost of using the managed services should be less than doing so yourself when you account for manpower.

If we have ended up at a place where it’s cheaper to run them yourself on an EC2 box then something has gone awry.
While it's true that good science often takes time, I believe it's not necessarily the whole picture. In fast-paced and rapidly evolving fields like this one, swift and open sharing of progress can be incredibly valuable. This is evident from the recent developments in AI and large language models (LLMs), where real-time collaboration and data sharing have led to exponential advancements.
I don’t think the old gaming hardware really ran an OS in the way you think of it.

IIRC the cartridges were effectively just PROMs (I could be wrong and maybe they were fabbed / silicon and didn’t get programmed) which held the application code.
Always get a second opinion. Find the oncologist that doesn't give up hope.
In thick brush I'm gonna get scratched up all over, a couple inches of leather around my ankles doesn't make much difference. Long pants and sleeves make a difference.
The content I would like to put in this comment is vastly, egregiously, horrifyingly inappropriate according to HN's policy.

So instead I will just say that I dislike you very much and I hope you have an awful, poopy day.

You, and those like you, are the reason we can't have nice things.
Nobody claimed Tesla was selling base models at cost? Completely unrelated to the point.
Yes, and I don’t know why the OP thought otherwise. Most other European countries also have “elite” universities, even if they lack the gravitas of Harvard or Yale.
Early colonisation America is a great place for witch stories - isolated homesteads, earnestly religious people, old forests with old memories...

The 2015 movie The Witch utilised it damn well.
Heated seats were a "standard feature" and every single car had them? I guess maybe, if you drove porsches and higher trim Mercedes cars 20 years ago (or any comparable luxury vehicles).

Otherwise, I can totally assure you they were not "standard features", and they didn't even exist for most car models, regardless of the trim.

Or maybe your definition of "older" vehicles means those that were produced in the past 5-10 years, but that's a fairly controversial definition of "older".
Okay, so aside from the cool terms (ergodicity, which... well whatever), what I think is really going on here is that the results of the iterative system, which intuitively appear to be a normally distributed value distribution for "not large" iterations, actually is NOT.

Since it is actually a very not-normal distribution, the typical concepts of "mean", "median", and "std deviation" (which AFAIK isn't even really mentioned and would be meaningful) are warped to the point of meaninglessness.

Of course economics being essentially a social science with some math and therefore defaults to thinking in typical normal distribution assumptions, won't naturally deal with that sort of pattern.

And while I agree game theory (and this is a game) is relevant to economic study, the fact is that real world "games" like wealth distribution has a vast chasm of chaos/randomness/nonlinearity that blocks things like this or the "pirate distribution" game and others.

Distrubingly, the games are parroted in some either overt or subvert manner to justify the distribution of wealth in the current 30 year era.

"It's the natural way of economics and mathematics, how dare you chop off my head in the guillotine!"

And yet "Some men want to watch the world burn". The elite also love the "great man" theory of history, because they are, of course, great men. But bring up the revolutionaries, and suddenly they don't like those pet ideas.
> IP addresses are supposed to be free!

just like the air is supposed to be free!

In reality, nothing can be free. The cost was initially not being paid for, because initially there's just quite a bit of addresses, and there wouldnt have been any quarrels.

I maintain that the world is being polluted because things aren't free. Imagine if every cubic inch of air, water and land is owned. You would not be allowed to pollute! You'd pay for your use of it!
DeSantis has lots of good qualities and good positions but his bizarre culture-war obsessions make him look foolish and are absolutely destroying him on the national scene.

If he would just focus on a pro-business, pro-development message, it would resonate. Instead he largely comes across as a weird, awkward troll.
> > > > So you have the incredibly wealthy people that have actually gained massively as they've been able to gamble on the market in the short term--they aren't changing any habits.

Some are going up and some are going down, it's the middle that's vanishing.
Due to the magic of the DMCA’s anti-circumvention clauses, the B&W movie can be taken away.

The last time I checked, “the source is public domain” is not a valid defense against the pro-DRM parts of that law.
Nothing too impressive yet, but it's an exciting step where they're taking the existing knowledge from LLMs and vision models and putting it into an embodied robot.
I get the idea of superconducting islands in a non-conducting matrix. What I don't understand is what thin lead films have to do with it, particularly if the superconducting island thing is well established already. What does the lead film experiment add?
Note that there are about a dozen relevant threads across various repos, which I omitted for obvious reasons. Yes, arrow-rs contributors have driven the effort and made code changes in the arrow-rs repo, but it has absolutely been a collaboration; besides creating new useful apis, arrow2 devs have spent considerable effort to communicate and justify the api differences and the benefits thereof. And switching polars from arrow2 to arrow-rs in the end will not be zero effort. I used neutral language to describe the situation with the explicit intention to avoid spawning unnecessarily divisive commentary here. I don't see how your reading is helpful to understand the broad context.
If the law is so far divorced from what everyday people see as a scourge, then perhaps it is the law that has a poor understanding of reality. Just because bothering people is legal doesn't mean it's ethical.
You can get college credit for AP tests without teaching the course...Florida schools just need to teach AP level material without the gender/sex component, and let students privately supplement the unauthorized sections..
Surrogate Sea Otter Moms Are Helping Populations Recover
Almost instant battery charging for example.
What could possibility go wrong?
Machine shop course for novice machinists
This sounds good, but I am a Firefox user. The page does not really highlight a sufficient number of features. I would like automatic reminders more than anything, though.
No, you used the words “Private people” in direct response to someone complaining about ownership of the media by the wealthy.

That’s not equivalent to all forms of non governmental ownership in that context. Charities are not owned by private people quite literally as they can’t liquidate assets etc. You can be convinced of Theft if you take assets from a charity you set up.

If you want to now redefine your point as all forms of non government ownership then that’s simply a strawman arguemnt in terms of the person you where replying to.
It's fucking brilliant in a way that only absolute hypocrites could manage: Florida's right wing government and the rest of the American right is up in arms (perhaps rightfully) about the curtailing of AP courses in science and math in the name of "equity" - yet they're perfectly happy to kneecap any sort of education that violates their increasingly Taliban-like social 'mores'. Oh and that whole freedom of speech bender they were on last year? They didn't mean it.
Launching our new AI calling tool. Can do outbound calls but also configurable in portal for inbound calls. Let me know what you think. Our goal is to get some soft usage to learn how to help developers build vertical applications on our agent.
Both. There are coil based ideas for storage.
I bought an "old" (1930) print of " on a Chinese screen" by Maugham. E book is part of a series called the travelers library.

The point about the charm in the ads really resonated with me. This is how the travelers library was advertised at the end of the book i own.

"A series of books in all branches of literature designed for the pocket, or for the small house where shelf space is scarce. Thought the volumes measure only 7 inches by 4 3/4 inches, the page is arranged so that the margins are not unreasonably curtailed nor legibility sacrificed. The books are of a uniform thickness irrespective of the number of pages and the paper, specially manufactured for the series, is remarkably opaque, even when it is thinnest.

A semi-flexible form of binding has been adopted, as a safe-guard against the damage inevitably associated with hasty packing. The cloth is an attractive shade of blue and has the title and author's name stamped in gold on the back."

I found it very accurate while at the same time being sufficient promotional and it does this without sounding boastful or condescending. This is, of course, much older than the book in the post but the style and seriousness of writing was something that struck me.
His history is not good.

>> Shkreli bought the exclusive rights to manufacture Daraprim, a drug that can treat a rare parasitic disease, in 2015 and hiked the price from $13.50 per pill to $750, to much controversy. The entrepreneur was ordered in January 2022 to return $64.6 million in profit made by the price hikes and creating what the Federal Trade Commission alleged was “a web of anti-competitive restrictions” to prevent rivals from making a cheaper generic version.

https://www.fastcompany.com/90932968/martin-shkreli-dr-gupta...
The government admitted it too:

https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/covid-19-unapproved-...

The root problem is US taxpayers should be directly paying for these studies to prove and disprove medicines, but apparently, the budget for that is not politically possible, and instead we have politicians giving away monopoly rights so the burden of the study will fall mostly on afflicted people who need the medicine.

It is crazy how there is so much crowing about high medicine prices, when the US already has world class research in the form of higher education facilities, and it could just officially research and develop medicines and put them in the public domain.
I think its the classic “you become what you fight” thing. They got disillusioned and frustrated fighting agains all of the evils from disillusioned and frustrated people.
While you’re right technically that we don’t see direct repercussions on particular regulators, I think the sentiment itself is close enough to true, because what would probably happen if they ever did rush something to market that caused a bunch of problems is that everyone would suddenly scream for essentially, and return to the extreme conservatism that we are used to seeing from them today.

To put it another way, public outcry, which seems to only stem from bad approvals and not bad denials/delays, will probably always push hard on any version of the FDA causing them to reach an equilibrium point which ends up surprisingly far on the conservative side of the scale. This sucks and I don’t know what to do about it besides the stupid solution I wish for of just having a smart, benevolent, powerful, and incorruptible monarch in charge of everything.
Video game cartridges were typically mask ROMs, but the effect is the same. There was virtually no software resident in the console; everything the user interacted with was running from the cartridge.

(The Genesis had a tiny ROM for the TMSS licensing check, but that was only 2KB, most of it image data -- and it was only used during system startup.)
I agree, I've definitely seen way more information about running image synthesis models like Stable Diffusion locally than I have LLMs. It's counterintuitive to me that Stable Diffusion takes less RAM than an LLM, especially considering it still needs the word vectors. Goes to show I know nothing.

I guess it comes down to the requirement of a very high end (or multiple) GPU that makes it impractical for most vs just running it in Colab or something.

Tho there are some efforts:

https://github.com/cocktailpeanut/dalai
The Verge (I think) had some great coverage of the industry in the last year or so that showed that the industry is still a pipe dream and the bodies are regularly mishandled and effectively become unrecoverable (not that we even can guarantee that anyone preserved today will be suitable to be revived in future). For now you can find peace in the fact that all the rich people paying for it are being taken for a ride, beyond the grave.
> What could possibility go wrong?

Do tell. I'm always keen on hearing why people prefer no regulation in the automotive space.
>If he would just focus on a pro-business, pro-development message

Like funneling tens of millions of dollars of state funds directly into the pockets of his campaign backers, while spending tens of millions more state dollars filing petty lawsuits against Disney and Budweiser for perceived slights, with much of that money coming from state hurricane relief funds immediately prior to hurricane season.

I don't think the insurance companies are feeling the "pro-business" administration right now, either.
This site is a little confusing to navigate but here is a PDF to one of the courses: https://nebula.wsimg.com/d03a5a765d33b8cff3118fe49f6fdecc?Ac...

I didn’t want to link to it directly because of the odd URL.
Not in a comment, sorry.

I could write a book, and it would still feel vague. And what I do for myself, isn't going to work the same way for you.

I will say that my path involved a lot of work on self-honesty. A lot of work on body awareness. (A lot of emotions show up in your body.) A lot of work on building empathy and gratitude. Meditation played more than a small role.

All of that just to get to the point where I'm aware of what I need to be aware of to start finding what works for me.
Low cost carbon capture
I guess my question is if it’s illegal to even point students to self learn, or if it’s even illegal to administer an AP test with gender in it because it would force students to learn to get the credit. I don’t know if I was an underpaid schoolteacher if I would risk getting sued or doxxed or whatever for suggesting students self-study gender.
1) Subset breakthrough here potentially related to cancer, we'll see how the peer review and evolution to becoming an available standard of care goes.

City of Hope scientists develop targeted chemotherapy able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/997141
Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.
Having an Allowlist of ethertype (ARP/IPv4/IPv6) is an extremely good idea IMO, as Windows and Linux are extremely permissive in what they accept on L2: https://blog.champtar.fr/VLAN0_LLC_SNAP/
Will Florida allow schools to administer the test if the test contains the content Florida has cancelled?
I honestly can't comprehend how anyone wound think having a monopoly on a material is valid. They will make money without being the cartel of the superconducting sector.
Have you tried it recently? Try asking it something that requires research. It’s become quite good - the most accurate of all LLMs in terms of facts, IMO. It can even pull real-time stock quotes for analysis.
Is there a way to stage an intervention on behalf of the young people affected by these policies? The original not teaching sexuality and gender law was only supposed to apply to grade 3 and under. How the hell did we get to highschool AP classes now??
Thanks, going to look into importing this.
Not our ecosystems' destruction. Let's see how we can get on without those.
Is hydra compatible with the PostGIS extension?
Not always in the mood for a snack.
$30k USD is being held in my Stripe account
We sell clothing and after using Stripe for one week, our transactions exceeded $30,000 USD within two weeks. After our customers received their products, Stripe suddenly notified us of a review. We provided all the requested materials, but the final resolution was that we had a dispute risk. However, there were no disputes in our transactions, and we are not a dropshipping business.

Is it allowed to post our website where we sell products on HN?

A few things I know for sure:

1. Stripe has introduced a lot of AI to detect business operations and review documents.

2. Stripe's security team is very busy and provides little support for small clients like us, and they don't have time to review carefully.

3. Stripe's regular customer service only copies and pastes repetitive templates.
There are definitely a lot of lithium ions floating around, so lithium sulfide seems possible, as part of a failure cascade if nothing else.
Yes, FTDI did that - https://www.zdnet.com/article/ftdi-admits-to-bricking-innoce...
Thank you, this is the best explanation I’ve heard for why it’s so hard of measure.
Trump is still the wide favorite, but given the amount and degree of charges he's facing, unlikely to be able to serve in office from a prison cell. DeSantis is positioning himself as the viable Trump alternative to a base still primarily obsessed with culture war.

The national stage doesn't matter. Most people didn't vote for Trump and he still nearly got two terms.
The FAA, similarly, has effectively killed air transport save for the wealthy or the airlines. I look out my window everyday and it pains me greatly to see the skies empty. It’s hardly a hobby even these days to fly unless it’s in furtherance of a ticket to fill a job.
If it's muddy and wet, my feet are gonna get slimy and gross no matter what. If I'm wearing overbuilt footwear, my feet will remain slimy and gross long after it's no longer wet and muddy.
It makes sense that you feel a more positive about it than the average person, but you should be aware that the other 90% that are "annoyed" also have an opinion with which you will never interact

I wouldn't place cold calling on the same level as regular ads, ostensibly I care for whatever I get from the place showing the ads, which might or might not be the case on cold calling (I get that you said that you only called relevant people, but based on the general sentiment, I think we can reasonably say that you're an outlier, and even then ~10% cared enough to answer)

As someone that receives plenty of calls from numbers not on their contact list, it feels wrong that I have to actively distrust, instead of dealing with the problem from the source
, some countries (Like Germany) do ban cold calling, which seems the sane option to me, but I personally don't think America cares enough about privacy to even consider it
Which RDBMS has the fastest .NET Bulk Insert implementation?
Well I'm sure the bad parts are his real beliefs and the wierd stuff is political posturing and he's good enough at newSpeak to hold two contradictory ideas in his head with no problem.

A state government small enough to fit in a child's shrinking future