skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MacOS broke the Display Stream Compression (DSC) in Big Sur, and has not fixed it since. I can have 4k@144Hz in Catalina but only 4k@60Hz in Big Sur - Ventura. On the same hardware, applies to all Intel based macbooks.

Tried support, geniuses, no luck.
Every Day It Seemed There Were More Students Missing
Rest in peace Bram. You forever changed my life.
What if I write a small proxy that uses wget in the backend[1] to fetch files and only use browsers to render the webpage/resources? Blocking at this level makes little sense. The French government is shooting itself in the foot (as usual).

[1] which I would absolutely do if legislators are stupid enough to pass this law. No one gets to control what I read.
I use emacs-jupyter, which has async execution.
Sorry for the late reply, only just now noticed this!
DEF CON has cybersecurity parts but it is not a cybersecurity conference. That would be like calling Comic Con a cosplay conference.
Then don't use it? What if we put a big sticker on it with your comment so everyone is aware of the risk?
I am reminded of this essay that is often (falsely) attributed to Mark Twain. https://everything2.com/user/m_turner/writeups/A+Plan+for+th...

The links in Everything2 go to the correct word if you're having difficulty.

----

A Plan for the Improvement of English Spelling

For example, in Year 1 that useless letter "c" would be dropped to be replased either by "k" or "s", and likewise "x" would no longer be part of the alphabet. The only kase in which "c" would be retained would be the "ch" formation, which will be dealt with later. Year 2 might reform "w" spelling, so that "which" and "one" would take the same konsonant, wile Year 3 might well abolish "y" replasing it with "i" and Iear 4 might fiks the "g/j" anomali wonse and for all.

Jenerally, then, the improvement would kontinue iear bai iear with Iear 5 doing awai with useless double konsonants, and Iears 6-12 or so modifaiing vowlz and the rimeining voist and unvoist konsonants. Bai Iear 15 or sou, it wud fainali bi posibl tu meik ius ov thi ridandant letez "c", "y" and "x" -- bai now jast a memori in the maindz ov ould doderez -- tu riplais "ch", "sh", and "th" rispektivli.

Fainali, xen, aafte sam 20 iers ov orxogrefkl riform, wi wud hev a lojikl, kohirnt speling in ius xrewawt xe Ingliy-spiking werld.
pgh in the hause!
I spent 2 weeks in Iceland doing the ring road. We stopped for dinner in a tiny village in North Iceland. Our server genuinely sounded like an American. We asked if he had lived in America. He said he had never left his village, even to go to the capital. He just learned English from American media. His English was flawless. He could have said he spent most of his life in America and we would have believed him based on his accent alone.
Yes, the label on the RasPi says "Matthews First Ward", a distinctively LDS moniker for a faith community.

I enjoyed the demo and I appreciate how the hymn is played: with a few bars of intro first, before the singing proper would begin. This is a very helpful aid to congregational singing, to cue everyone in on the key, tempo, and melody being used. Traditionally, it has not been uncommon for congregations to sing in four-part harmony, perhaps aided by hymnals with real music notation, or sometimes, people know how to improvise a harmony in their own range.
http://slacksite.com/other/ftp.html

(my brother was an aminet maintainer at nic.funet.fi in the 90s :)
Having two completely unrelated UIs – one for mobile, one for desktop - isn't really responsive. When done that way there's some point (e.g. 1199px width in the OP's example) where you suddenly have a tiny mobile web site with a ton of blank space on either side (or worse, it stretches it all out to fit and all the blank space is within every single button and widget).

There should either be several progressively more "mobile" breakpoints, or even better, use component queries so individual chunks of the page can rearrange their contents as their available area shrinks.
Presumably the Foundation sees a future (which is pretty close at hand, if the Foundation is to be believed) where there is no longer a shortage, at which point they would like to continue having industrial customers (which you won't have if you can't guarantee supply). Eben Upton has repeatedly spoken of his desire not to leave companies whose business depends on supply of Pis without stock, thereby endangering their survival.

It's also worth noting that the rapid selling out of hobbyist inventory happens in part because much of the supply is earmarked for industrial customers; we don't actually know if that would still happen if all Pis were sold directly to hobbyists.
> But, how exactly does being able to install a keylogger on someone's computer mean you can also break memory integrity and steal data from the browser's memory?

On Windows at least, any process can read any other process' memory as long as it's running under the same user.
Unchanged opinion since last submitted: some obsessive person is consistently and purposefully trying to dig out defense secrets while somehow being incredule that anyone would have any problems with it. Doesn't inspire much sympathy. When your delusions turn you into an unbeknownst foreign intelligence assets, I guess it's a bit sad but also... tough luck?
It won't take decades if we invest sufficient resources. It takes about 5 years to build a nuclear reactor, but you can build a bunch of them in parallel. The real problem is opposition to nuclear by the general public, not the technology.

If CDR is a meme solution for the science illiterate, then why does the IPCC include it as a key mitigation strategy?

https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg3/resources/spm-headline-st...

>C.11 The deployment of CDR to counterbalance hard-to-abate residual emissions is unavoidable if net zero CO2 or GHG emissions are to be achieved. The scale and timing of deployment will depend on the trajectories of gross emission reductions in different sectors. Upscaling the deployment of CDR depends on developing effective approaches to address feasibility and sustainability constraints especially at large scales. (high confidence)
[insert yubikey plug]

I don't use one but I know people who swear by them.

Also this is an extremely obvious result. Typing is obviously a form of "penmanship", it was well known that telegraph operators could identify each other by how they tapped out Morse code in the 1800s.

People have been able to do this based upon key stroke latency and even identify people based on habitual mouse patterns for decades.

Audio recordings work as yet another reliable proxy? Shocked!!

I am amazed that people can do such obvious things and get published, have articles written on them... I need to get in on that, sounds easy

I can make a web demo. You turn on the microphone type a couple things into a box on the web browser.

Then you go to a different window and continue typing and then the model predicts What you are typing. As long as it's proper grammar you can get to effectively 100% accuracy. It'll appear to be spooky magic.

I just might take the time.
I’m unsure if a practical political philosophy exists that doesn’t endorse halting efforts to expose defense secrets. I may not fully agree with the majority of the world - where such endeavors might promptly be met with a bullet between the eyes - yet, if you only lost some gear, you should likely consider yourself lucky.
> Entry restrictions may drive physician shortages, especially in rural areas, while student debt allegedly leads doctors to choose highly compensated specialties over primary care.

Accurate. Primary Physician shortage is very real outside of major urban areas. And as it turns out, the vast land of America is largely rural or suburban.

American Medical Association needs to increase intake or the association needs to be banned for "national security" reasons.
That man is really good at teaching/explaining SI concepts. He was my professor at my university and taught High Speed PCB design class. Lots of learning like the one you described!
Bill Gates competed with his colleagues to sleep as little as possible
I've struggled with this question myself so I'll just put it out: what makes using something that's more powerful than you need - and less expensive - wrong or shameful?

The only product that matters to a customer is one that exists, and if this approach saves you money, lets you prove product market fit, or allows the product to keep existing longer - isn't that more important than the fact the Pi has more parts than you need?

What if the jet ride cost 25% less than the drive? What if they're only using the jet to prove demand exists on the route? Optimization only makes sense in the face of scale, but you need to get to the scale first.
It's certainly attainable in ES, but you have to be fairly far out on the bell curve even with a decent amount of seniority in a HCOL area. It's nowhere near an average salary even in silicon valley.
well good luck going after a website that is probably hosted in an offshore country where piracy is legal and they won't even bother to answer to you.
it's easy and enough effective to just block it dns level, most people outside here don't even know what dns is anyway so they won't bother finding a way around it
Yes, that would be a different reason to prefer worktrees (that I mostly agree with). I was responding to the specific storage space claim.
The video was uploaded by Xiang Zhang who seems to be professional

- https://cy.wust.edu.cn/info.jsp?urltype=news.NewsContentUrl&...

- https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=Zhang+X&cauthor_id=320...
Very interesting, but also has been dead upstream for three years now.
fyi _ is a built-in motion; that plugin defines a couple others: il and al, which are specifically characterwise (vs. _ can be either that or linewise)

gq is a linewise operation anyway, so gq_, gqil, and gqal all have the same effect
'The 26' is not something people from Oregon say.
>Let me tell you a secret, any semi-attractive & social woman will have easily had 20 partners by age 25-30.

depressing.
if you have fmt (a console program from coreutils, on Linux it's usually preinstalled) then

1) mark your lines (Shift+v then move your cursor)

2) press ':'

3) '<,'> !fmt -w 80

In the similar way I also use column to format text.
No vim thread is complete without a discussion of how it’s hard to quit.
if you have already used the command you want recently, just start writing the command you want, then press the up arrow to search through your history for commands that start with whatever you've typed so far.

also, a nit pick, if you use Magic mode (\v), that pattern gets way better:

:g/\v(\d{1,3}\.){3}\d{1,3}/y A
At some point, internet connections will be fast enough to make them indistinguishable form a local machine. Today, that is not true.

In my own job, I straddle cloud-based and local machine-based software. Overwhelmingly, the cloud-based software is slow to the extent that it removes at least 40 points of IQ and offsets a decade of experience. The intellect and mental speed I have spent a lifetime building are simply washed away by latency that shuts my mind down, effectively turning me into a ninth-grader. Sure the company pays me as if I continue to generate output becoming of my generous salary. But I maintain the illusion simply by spending many hours on weekends with copious amounts of coffee and, at times, gin, doing work on cloud-based software that, on the "outdated" local software, used to take minutes.

Cloud software is among the biggest frauds ever perpetrated on the American consumer.
Some people think they want a police state. But they won't like it once implemented.
is that bad, a lot of high-performance apps rely on rayon don't they
While I’m usually all for technological advances, if a woman wanted to pursue this route, that would be a dealbreaker for me. This feels like some awful dystopian nightmare tech.

This technology feels rife for abuse in building armies or company-grown and owned “employees” that function as property of the corp. Artificial wombs may be cool for people who are otherwise infertile, but to see people so quick to replace natural childbirth with this to “relieve women of the pressure of motherhood.”

This feels like something that people who want a larger labor market would love. The population grows, and they never even have to have the women stop working! We’ve gone too far in the direction of fetishizing work in the USA. We shouldn’t be fighting for women’s work to be equal work with men, we should be fighting for the restoration of the family unit via increased wages that can support a family with only 1 salary. Propaganda has made us instead try to have both parents work full time jobs and raise the kids via daycare and TikTok, because that’s what makes a woman strong and independent. It’s sad to see people fight against their interests.
Because your filesystem is a storage layer. Its concern is storage, not display. It shouldn’t concern itself with how bytes are interpreted by your terminal, GUI, whatever. Those will also differ based on the particular program doing the interpreting.
I have a spiel about "the old days" (pre-2000) internet, when the Web wasn't the only protocol. How we had FTP, Archie, Veronica, WAIS, Gopher, Telnet, Finger, etc...
I'd bring up all the great FTP sites I remembered:
spies.com (and "wiretap")
funet.fi
sunet.se
monash.edu
ac.oak.oakland.edu
I feel like there were a few other great repos out there, but those are the great ones that stuck in my memory.
The losses are not unlimited, you're just parroting something you heard somewhere.
Almost every network uses Statistical Multiplexing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_time-division_mult...
Charging comes after collecting evidence. The FBI has to go through all of the evidence from search warrant. Then they have to determine if should charge him. Then he gets arrested or has his devices returned.
Trivial answer: Russia

But my point was that Chinese-descent scientists in America might be rational human beings, making decision about where to live and work based on their perceptions of the risks, costs & benefits. Not some "tired, poor, huddled masses, yearning to breathe free" out of a simplistic American Patriotism story.
I'd say that assuming 'he' might be a US thing - 42 years ago when I was in Australian university math | comp sci classes a third of the students were female as were staff.

Even then I routinely used 'they' when writing about people in general, authors I had not met, etc. as there was a good chance they weren't male.
OOOOOOOh I remember oulu.fi too now. Forgot that one! Great addition to the list.
10,000 @ $35 is $350,000 - that's really not that much money. That's like 1 to very generously 3 engineers for a year. Can you really design, build, validate, ramp, stock, fulfill and deploy your own hardware for less than that? I strongly suspect they ran the numbers and the answer was a hard no.

Not to mention the time penalty - as a rule of thumb it takes about minimum 6m average 12m to go from concept to physical units in people's hands at scale. These Pi's are shipping today. As a startup, that's hard to pass on.
"European"?
It's not that it's their business model to suffer from supply chain issues.
Area 51 is an air force base that's used to test experimental aircraft, nothing more.

The ayy lmao obsessors need to move on. There are far more too secret bases out there that could hold actual aliens but they're all stuck up on this salt flat in the desert.
You calling people who disagree with you “deranged” in a different comment would be your starting point for that. This overly antagonistic comment is a second exhibit.

Is there a reason you immediately jump to bad faith name-calling (“are you a manager?”) just because GP disagrees with you?
I've attempted an edit. If someone can suggest a better title (that means: more accurate and neutral, preferably using representative language from the article itself), we can change it again. Note that the limit is 80 chars.

(Submitted title was "George Church lab creates functional ovary tissue from adult human stem cells", which says "functional ovary tissue", not "functional ovary", but ok...)
Got any "safe sex" tools for mpox yet? How about herpes, HPV or HIV? Have you even got something that can relieve the pain of an initial heavy herpes outbreak, not to mention the burning, oozing blisters in your crotch that will be there for 3 weeks?

Oh sure, you can take a vaccine for HPV, you can take antibiotics for most forms of syphilis and gonorrhea and you can take variants of acyclovir for the rest of your life for herpes, and for HIV you can take a pill for the rest of your life and hope it continues to work.

But you'll always have HPV and herpes and you'll always be able to spread it to others including any children. And herpes is always there and is associated with Alzheimer's so you can be even stupider earlier.

There's nothing prudish about accepting that there are good reasons to minimize the number of sexual partners one has - one will likely live longer. All the safe sex in the world goes out the window when the rubber breaks.
Scientific Productivity by Country
Yeah, it's annoying, but it takes all of 5 minutes to disable all the tips/tricks/suggestions/hints/etc... They're all easily changed in the settings and taskbar menus. Then install Brave, or whatever browser you prefer. Not that much of a barrier to what is otherwise a solid (and still quite healthy...) daily-driver OS, though I agree it's definitely leaning heavy on the dark patterns for users who aren't sufficiently informed to know they're all configurable.
A possible alternative is to use a different programming language for doing the prototyping than the one which will be used in production. The urge to hang on to prototype code can be removed, because you are going to do a rewrite in a different language, regardless.

By using 2 different languages, there is more freedom to just make a demo, discuss, and then decide what to keep or what direction to go.
Untyped syntax is a defining chracteristic of shells.

This answer by Jörg W Mittag is very convincing:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/3640403/512904

This table in particular is very illuminating:

| Ruby | Bash
-----------------------------------------
number | 123 | 123
string | '123' | 123
regexp | /123/ | 123
file | File.open('123') | 123
file descriptor | IO.open('123') | 123
URI | URI.parse('123') | 123
command | `123` | 123

Here's a similar table with add your example's syntatic elements:

| Lisp | Bash
-----------------------------------------
command | `ls` | ls
function | (myfunc) | myfunc
string | "afile" | afile
redirection | (out-to "afile") | >afile
My lament is more about the unrelenting desire to degrade software from being robust, well designed, and fit for the task, to fungible slop pouring out of a pipe from whoever is cheapest. In no other profession (architecture, construction, teaching, anything) would that mentality be tolerated.

The unnecessarily wasteful hardware is just one of the (ultimately more benign) side effects of that.
j goes down because it looks like a down arrow.
Maybe it's because I'm American, but my first thought was ... there's a separate building and it's just the stairs? So if they sold it, how would the people in the building next door get up and down?

How does a structure that's just stairs have a separate title that can be sold? The entire premise of this is so incomprehensible to me.

Brits -- is this a common thing?
We want our best decision makers launching and backing companies, not retiring because that's all they're able to do. Musk and Bezos need more competition.
easy, the arrow keys.
There’s an app somewhere that removes your keyboard audio from your audio streams. Sounds like it is a vulnerability remediation.
Very similar to Nazi Germany driving out Jewish scientists. We all know how that ended.
I quite like Zephyr? Are you saying it's somehow worse than Linux? I agree there's plenty of garbage though.
^ this. IMO, We simply don't have enough data, nor the instruments capable of collecting the needed data yet, to explain the observations.
I’m sure the members haven’t been in a Han Solo-style cryo freeze and have experienced the same changes you have.
Agreed, it seems like the article is missing some background that most people won't have.
Candles might have dripped melted wax on some birthday cakes, in my past...

(( But even so, I can't say any kind of white chocolate tastes like or has less taste than candle wax. White chocolate has distinctive tastes...which I don't like, and stubbornly refuse to believe the tosh that it's chocolate. ))
PR has been dealing with a shrinking GDP since 2004. In 2010 their per capita income was just over 2/3 of Mississippi's.

And the exemption is if you are getting money from anywhere stateside. US government obviously qualifies, but so do a lot of other cases.
Fire codes are not just about users. Think of responders. One cannot opt out of fires codes meant to protect the firefighters who may well have to rescue people from stairwells. For instance: no clutter like office desks to trip them up. Or, no combustibles in an open, vertical, space that fire could use to spread.
FTP is not a very good protocol in my opinion. HTTP, Gopher, and Gemini are better designed (although better is with optional TLS instead of mandatory TLS).

Nevertheless, for use with computers that have FTP but not the other protocols, it can be helpful.
The decline of play (2014) [video]
Is there anything lower than the DNS to block?

Blocking DNS resolutions seems to be a very slippery slope.
Hi, one of the founders here.

Attempting to address some of the comments in a single message.

To help understand why we decided not to compare to existing methods: I think it would be difficult to do so fairly, since there are many tradeoffs and different use cases. It's not always the case that one technique is bad and the other is good, it's more about the targeted design point (say, cloud vs local). We are openly offering our numbers / benchmarks and looking for early partners that are aligned with our current value proposition (hence the closed beta).

A good example is that llama.cpp is a fantastic framework to run models locally for the single-user case (batch=1). While llama.cpp supports different backends (RPi, CPU, GPU), I don't think it would be particularly fair to compare and show that MKML is better at a given perplexity, compression ratio, and speed on GPU for a multi-user case (batch >> 1), when that is not llama.cpp’s targeted use case (afaik). For example MKML achieves ~2700 tok/sec at batch 32 (i.e. 32 prompts in parallel) on a 4090 for a Llama-2 7B, with a ~4̶.̶2̶G̶B 5.2GB memory footprint, and perplexity that is ~fp16.

Also, we're not currently wrapping any open source tools or techniques for quantization. Everything is our own and there’s more news to come soon.

If anyone has specific technical questions I'd be happy to answer as best I can.

Cheers,
Paul Merolla
Bringing down a hospital is equivalent to bombing it. Send in a specops team and assassinate the attackers.