skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> unless you're particularly interested in porting applications to non-standard RISC-V

You can totally use these devices to work on porting applications to standard RISC-V and they are currently the best available for that, if you what to port to rvv. Yes rvv 0.7.1 and rvv 1.0 are a bit different, but having a device with rvv 0.7.1 allows you to actually make performance estimates/tests.

It pretty doable to implement a smaller algorithm with rvv 1.0 intrinsics, use clang to get the assembly, then convert the few instructions that differ between version and use the older gcc toolchain that supports rvv 0.7.1. (no custom thead stuff required)

I would buy one of these devices for my self if I didn't already have ssh access to a milk-v pioneer board (thanks perxlab btw).
Ah I'd better start using it more again and see if I find it better too
Many countries have co-op grocery chains or other outcrops of the cooperative movement using that name, but most of them (including in Switzerland) are member (customer) owned rather than worker owned.
Perhaps you missed this line from my original comment:

I think the good guys prevailed here.
Yup, agree completely. That's a natural extension of the same thing that enables atomic commits - suddenly just having direct library dependencies instead of packages isn't that big of a problem if you push everything into the monorepo.

> That's especially valuable if you need to refactor something and need to adjust it's dependencies.

And yes exactly, being able to change a library and all of its callers at the same time is pretty handy.
I want to say thank you for sharing your experience. As someone who also feels forced to function due to outside pressure, it's interesting to hear others talk about their experiences.

One thing I've naively assumed, is that having kids will awaken some instinctual facet of my psyche to respond to the stimuli inherit in having young children. Maybe that is still _likely_ true, but your experience was that nothing about your internal clock fundamentally changed?

Today is a perfect example. It's 10pm currently and I need to wake up in 9 hours and be walking out the door in 9.5 to make it to the office in time. On the 3 days I do not go to the office, I don't roll out of bed until maybe 15 minutes before our daily stand up at 9:30am. Even then, I might just get up with enough time to go to the bathroom and unlock my laptop. I should be getting into bed now, but I still need to take a shower and wind down. I'll be lucky if I'm asleep by midnight.

One thing that has changed since I was a kid, is that I can fall asleep in just a few minutes if I make a conscious effort. Unfortunately, that doesn't translate into better sleep quality as a whole, but it certainly takes one piece off of the table that many struggle with.

This ended up being ramble-y, but again, thank you!
Which DNS service do you host your domains at, for reverse dns capabilities?

Also, do you maybe wanna share your dovecot+postfix configs?

I'm asking because I "should" not allow spam being sent over my servers, but I always get marked as spam in O365 domains, it's very weird.

The only thing that I currently cannot provide without having to move my domains somewhere else is the reverse dns entries.
>Include how the library gets in your build, not how you link it.

Kind of depends. If you're in a Linux environment or something like MSYS, you'd just need the relevant Eigen package (in MSYS: mingw-w64-eigen3), which then you can link against. You could build it from source instead I suppose, and it has its own cmakelists which you just add as a subproject if you want to go that route.

This isn't rocket science. Could it be easier? Sure. But it's not terrible either.

>How can you make you changes to something you don't understand and make sure that it still works? Also, this is absolute nightmare from perspective of team and org cohesion.

You learn about how the part you're modifying works. Ask for some assistance from the team members. Read the docs. Look up anything from libraries/stdlib that you don't understand, go into the debugger and watch as the state changes. Build the knowledge gradually.

The next thing won't be as difficult. Don't try to take in the entire project at once, that's an overload of information for any non-trivial project. Again, that's true in literally any language.
It's luck, and maybe genetic thing.

Water cleanliness doesn't guarantee anything, bacteria is everywhere. Some scuba divers with the same technique get infections often, some don't (with same techniques). I got an infection on my first dive, then nothing ever again. Some get them every 6-7 dives.
Maybe they took a dump in it? That would be one of the funniest practical jokes ever.
I thought it was an account number.
Should We All Be Eating Like The Rock?
Yes, this would definitely be a game changer for almost all companies. Considering how huge the market is, I guess it's pretty difficult to do, or it would be done already.

I certainly don't expect a nice drag-and-drop interface to put my Office files and then ask questions about it coming in 2023. Maybe 2024?
A lot of the false accusations, spamming of negative links, and misinformation arguably comes from those with competing or hidden interests. It's a lot of language war antics, that got out of control.

Various competing languages use reddit as a forum, because their language didn't previously have one or their developers didn't open up discussions on GitHub. Evangelists of competing languages can be allowed to bash, flame, or troll opposing languages on various subreddits.

If they outnumber a rival language, in a place they often congregate and the mods will allow such behavior, then they can get away with typing the most outrageous or foul statements for points. It came become a bash and troll festival, and anyone that dares oppose, can get intentionally downvoted away or punished by their mods who have control.

People that are casuals or don't know what's going on behind the scenes, may see only their side. There is often no balanced discussion. Any opposing view points to the false accusations, extreme negative positions, misinformation, or wrong statements may not be allowed to be seen.
Good analysis. One important caveat is that, while this may technically have been a CFAA violation, it's almost certainly not one the Department of Justice would prosecute.

Last year, the department updated its CFAA charging policy to not pursue charges against people engaged in "good-faith security research." [1] The CFAA is famously over-broad, so a DOJ policy is nowhere near as good as amending the law to make the legality of security research even clearer. Also, this policy could change under a new administration, so it's still risky—just less risky than it was before they formalized this policy.

[1] https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-announces-...
No copilot too?
Thank you, this is very helpful.

I wouldn't say it keeps me awake. Like I say, it's just the body heat that's the issue, once I do fall asleep, I stay asleep. And later in the night, my body isn't hot, either.

My issue with working out in the morning is that I feel exhausted and I'm unable to really be focused for the rest of the day. Another issue I have, which I don't know is common or is actually a problem, is that after around 12pm I kind of crash mentally and from an energy perspective.

In terms of supplements, are you suggesting that I play around with Beta Alanine and Leucine? I do already have Beta Alanine on hand and would usually take it pre-workout, but haven't in a while.
Since you mentioned social enterprises, I'll share this repo I made where I keep track of resources for learning about social enterprises. https://github.com/RayBB/awesome-social-enterprise

Btw the definition varies a good bit around the world but generally a social enterprise is more about the goal of the organization and a coop (or worker-owned) is about who has power the make decisions in the org.
Nobody plans to retire, retirement is thrust upon them.

The question "How much will you need per year?" is a way of estimating what level of living standards you are used to, and thus what size your nest-egg will need to be to maintain that level. Very rarely is that a workable thing from your point of view, but it helps the 'Investment Adviser' to push you to a higher investment amount per year, and the the more commission he makes.
Perhaps some people only develop such extreme anti-LGBT views because they don’t actually know or interact with any LGBT people
The self driving cars of our era, even.
India’s Digital Finance Moonshot
>Scientists Discover 300,000-Year-Old “Giant” Handaxe in Rare Ice Age Site

https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-discover-300000-year-old...
Rents don't always go up even nominally; you've just listed the upward pressures without the downwards ones. I believe they're still down in SF compared to last year.

Posted prices can be misleading because they prefer to give discounts (X months free) rather than lower the sticker price, so it also depends how you count.
They discovered the lymphatic system has channels in connective tissue. Is that the one you're thinking about?

A lot of Eastern Medicine and massage people I'm sure felt vindicated by that one.
Upgrading Analytics for Deployments
https://newrepublic.com/post/175199/ceo-worker-gap-stock-buy...
This is very damaging for other startups. You create something, then you ask people to believe you and invest their time and sometimes money with you.

Then you, in act of desperation, sell out and sell your users...

The issue is, people are already super skeptical when these startups start asking for things, this just makes them even harder to get users to trust you as a emerging company or product with data and usage.
This fact brightened my day, thanks for sharing!
Five of the nine Canadian provinces have bagged milk. In the 1960's when bagged milk was introduced, all nine provinces had it. The Western provinces dropped it from the 70's to the 90's.

Today, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia all have bagged milk. Between them is 26 million of the 40 million Canadians, so the majority, 65%, of Canadians have access to bagged milk.

It would be more accurate to portray Western Canada as "only Florida or a handful of states".
Ah, the ol’ hacker news “Dropbox is just S3” post.
Agreed the amount of stuff showing in stack traces can be annoying - but it does depend on language.

I agree 100% in javascript/typescript its annoying, and I would love to get rid of them, In go however, there isn't an extra stack frame. Nor in C# thinking about it.

The config file of functions to trace is a really interesting idea. How would you handle wanting to add data to the spans from inside those functions though? e.g. I want to add all kinds of props to the spans that can't be known except inside the function executing.
I'm pretty sure it's impossible, and the several I've eaten at are merely figments of my imagination.
Thank you for the example of the polarization we're decrying.
That first quote is right on-the-money, in my experience with competitive FRC and automation. It's extremely easy to work with a limited set of parameters like a cardboard box; you can easily estimate object volume and bounding-box collision in software. Making a robot that manipulates millions of Amazon products is a suicide mission by comparison; especially if you expect it to behave consistently.

Computer vision, AI and inverse kinematics have all come a long ways in the past few years. That being said, it's still easier by an order of magnitude to design the box-pushing robot.
Each person in the US uses significantly more energy than each person in China. As a nation, China has more people but use less energy per person. We (the U.S.) should work on reducing our per person usage.

How in the world does your example/ analogy apply to this in any way
Well, there is the mild year-round climate thing. Note that the survey in your link was conducted in January.

More importantly, the comment I was replying to was not limited to "homelessness" as the thing where CA was worse than elsewhere. Rent in particular needs to be evaluated relative to local worker earnings.
How can you work on side projects while playing with your kids? My kids get 100% of my attention because otherwise it ends up more like being 0%. I can’t learn the next whiz-bang framework while inventing storylines for plying with Batman figures or playing hide and seek.
While malls are declining nationwide, you can't deny the general safety of the area around this specific Nordstrom is an issue.

When I walked out of the rear entrance of Nordstrom towards Mission St, I immediately smelled urine and saw five homeless person laying on the ground, Nobody else was on the street.

I used to walk around this area everyday to go to work before the pandemic. It was a busy area with a lot of tech workers, tourists, and conference attendees. It's not the same anymore.
It depends on the helmet and speed. When I got my Arai helmet, the speed where the wind noise is troubling went from 80kmh to 130kmh.
You're in the minority. 26 of the 40 million Canadians (65%) have access to bagged milk.
How does that align with Amazon's product line? Is Fig an online product?
The only reason the far-right exists as a thing in our present age, the only reason that you blame them for being the problem, the only reason you put yourself into that box and blame them is because of social media.
The sine qua non of addiction is withdrawal symptoms, not compulsion. Social media isn't necessary if you have a productive social life replacement. There is no analog substitute for heroin.
Whew, you've obviously been drinking from the social media firehose. Perfect example of what GP post is referencing.
> 78% of Scrum practitioners would recommend the framework to colleagues, friends, or other professionals. (Source: Scrum Alliance)

It’s a joke that writes itself.
> Now change the fact pattern slightly: you're not a neighbor at all, but rather some random person walking

It's times like these I regret that neighbors don't talk to each other anymore. How can we even have functioning internet if we don't have network neighborhood...
Travel did make me happier in the middle of a depression though. Doing it regularly is great for the mood.
Obviously it greatly depends on what you're doing. If you're using a relational database as a glorified key-value store for offline or batch processing of a few hundred megabytes of data, sure. Hell, just serialize and unserialize a JSON document on every run if it's small and infrequent enough ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If you've got a successful data hungry web service with a reasonably normalized schema and moderately complex access patterns though, you're not going to be looping over the whole thing on every page load.
If anyone wants to start a coop there is an accelerator for them based in NYC called start.coop. I've joined a few of their calls and it seems like they're pushing for pretty great stuff.

https://www.start.coop/accelerator

Also in NYC is "The Drivers Cooperative" which is Uber but owned by drivers and they're doing pretty well so far (based on the last annual report).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Drivers_Cooperative
Yeah, If you don't pay dues to the government on the property and they can take it away, you are a glorified renter
Fuel, Oxygen, Spark.

You need all three.
I'm surprised here that he doesn't investigate: "Is NVIDIA the minicomputer of their era?"

ie. Will an Intel (or indeed one of the cloud vendors) undercut their margin with a better priced GPU in a similar manner as Compaq did the IBM Mainframe?
This is a great project!

Hydrogen is highly flammable and can be explosive when it comes into contact with an ignition source in the presence of oxygen.
> And it seems reasonable.

It does seem reasonable. But is it true? We must ensure it is true before we do anything else!

Just kidding. Whether or not it is true makes no difference.
You seem to have the facts of this case incorrect. They definitely broke the law by hacking this app without prior authorization. You may disagree with the law but I don’t understand how you made the leap to calling for the suspension of specific attorneys.
The episode of House in question is, in fact, its pilot :) Very good show. Not sure how often they handled parasites, interestingly.
There's a device that is a wire ball on a stick. Looks a bit like a bingo ball cage. The idea is that you roll the ball over the acorns, the pressure pushes the wires apart and the acorn pops into the ball, and then doesn't have enough force to exit again.
Ideally, functions should be clear at the call site without a reader having to jump to the declaration to understand what's going on, and you don't get the return type there in the first place.
Just one opinion--but as long as you're offering a free beta, you shouldn't worry about it. Getting users in the loop early is usually the better option. As for coping with rejection/insecurities, it gets easier with time and practice. Just remember that it's nothing personal. We're all bombarded with commercial messaging, and your cold email is just that.
Sometimes coops are customer-owned which still subjects the workers to wage labor, such as REI. Customer-owned coops are not aligned with the anarchist principles that inspired OP
The employment of an individual that has an employment contract is governed by the strictest set of rules between the right-to-work state's laws and the employment contract. Literally every permissible provision of an employment contract can be a protection: golden parachutes, vacation days, sick days, payout of the same, IP guarantees for hobby work, employment benefits, etc.

Right to work at its most generic level means freedom from being forced into a union, not freedom from being held to a contract.
MMLU Benchmark Broken
AI and Text-First Interfaces
You can do the custom-molded ones yourself now, I had some for motorcycle riding and they worked very well. Unfortunately the ambulance cut them off of me when I got in a wreck so they are toast now, but they did their job great up until then!

I used https://earfuze.com/ but I'm sure there are better ones out now.
Oh, I miss Arizmendi so much since I moved away.

I heard about an Arizmendi customer who went to Paris and was really excited to try real French bread. When she got there, all she could find was horrible like you could find in any supermarket. She told her French friend about her disappointment and asked where she could get some real French bread. The friend's reply was, "Berkeley."

There are a lot of great worker co-ops in the Bay Area. Here's a map from Network of Bay Area Co-operatives: https://nobawc.org/map-of-nobawc-coops/
Is it worse than having a bath where your ears go under water or a shower where water splashes into ears? Isn't that something many people do daily?
I never really trust these kinds of "reviews", where you talk about x and sell a product related to x, regardless if the review was positive or negative
Honest question - why is this not a bigger competitor then?
Twitter is for pumping illegitimate, unregulated securities like LunaCoin / Terra and other failed cryptocoins.

And this has seemingly gotten worse over the past year, at least in my eyes. Now to get boosted, you can just pay $7/month and force feed scamcoins to the masses.
Hopefully one day! We have so many things we want to build with MuscleWiki first though.
I have written a post that focuses on the ideas around "Identity and Beliefs" when building positive habits and learning to code.

Please feel free to reach out with any ideas, questions or banter!
By pressing down a special key

It plays a little melody

So cozy.
https://archive.ph/ogU1Q
Recent and related:

West Point discovers time capsule from 1828 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37289067 - Aug 2023 (152 comments)
"Responsible" and "irresponsible" are slippier words in the disclosure context. In the civil legal context, "responsibility" implies blameworthiness and liability arising out of a duty of care and a breach of the duty. But in the vulnerability disclosure context, since there's no duty prescribed by law, it has come to mean "social" vs. "antisocial" - getting along vs. being at odds.
Contributing to global warming until math gets good enough to prove that conjecture
Not that I share GPs opinion, but the US president really isn’t elected by the people. The winner takes it all is a strategy suitable for the 1700‘s, but not today. It may be what it is, but it certainly isn’t democratic.
Yes which is why your strategy doesn't work unless you're also really good at firing people (which brings its own set of challenges).
> They have no oversight, no taxpayer accountability, no academic or curriculum standards,” said Beth Lewis, director of Save Our Schools Arizona, a public school advocacy group. “We don’t know what kids are learning.

That's the point. As a homeschool parent I have to say; It's. None. Of. Your. Business. It's not the main reason we homeschool our 5 kids, but it's important to us still.

We've been doing this for a decade now, across 3 states. Nearly all of the homeschool families I've met (high double digits) are high achievers who are going to be just fine on their own without strangers telling them what to do with their children.

Sidebar because Washington Post; We lived in Washington for a few years. WA has particularly onerous requirements around education in general when compared to the rest of the country. I'd go as far as to say that they're completely bonkers.
The envelope is indeed weaker when compared to a hard carbon fiber tank. But, there is more than enough H2 in a the envelope for an entire day of flight. The airship is the most energy efficient aircraft and it's amazing how little energy it needs to fly at our cruise speed.

Concerning winds, we've made research and we aim to resist to 10 to 11m/s of wind speed. This would allow us to fly in 80% of regions of Europe, 80% of the time!
Suspiciously in time for the even more addictive vaping boom.

But this is all beside the point.
Instagram seems to be intentionally interrupting this addiction by limiting the number of images shown for a hashtag to only NINE, instead of the infinite river they could be delivering.
How does it actually compare to GitHub Copilot?
What I'm pondering is how what happened in TFA is different from a situation like:

1. I (legally) gather evidence of a neighbor committing a criminal action; e.g. take a picture of them selling illicit drugs.

2. I threaten to send the evidence to the authorities unless they pay me money.

That seems like blackmail to me, which is illegal under both state and federal law. The only difference I can think of is the consideration. If the consideration must be property for it to count as blackmail, then what about this situation:

1. I'm engaged in a civil dispute with my neighbor

2. I gather evidence of them committing a criminal action

3. I threaten to reveal the evidence unless they settle in my favor

Does that magically become legal because no money exchanges hands?
To me that reads less as "this is legal" and more as "this is illegal, but we (the executive branch of the government) will be nice and not go after you for it as long as we think you're a good guy". That's (arguably) better than nothing, but not exactly an ideal way to structure our justice system in my opinion.
I'll leave you to apply sophistry to your heart's content, and your evolution will be some impossible-to-anticipate effect of your decisions regarding things you consider to be true or don't care about the truth of.
Most people I know who tout the fact that they "don't have a TV" nevertheless watch Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, etc.

I think it's a valid point to question what people mean when they say they're not on social media, yet are posting on HN.
You might be shocked to learn people have tried that :)

It's hard to believe the amount of road noise on most motorcycles. It's not really comparable to rolling down the window in a nice modern car with good aerodynamics.