skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apples and oranges. Norway is a tiny country with a very homogenous population. The US is huge and very diverse socioeconomically, racially, and culturally.
+1 to heap size limit speaking as a PM over here at Figma. We regularly see files with hundreds of thousands of layers, and trying to keep those enormous files under 2GB of memory for usage across all supported browsers is a constant struggle.

Would love to see that cap get raised across the board, it'd enable us and others to do so much more.
Let's pick up an entire sunken submarine with a claw from the surface by attaching to the center of the boat instead of something applying more even pressure. It's like there was nobody in the room that had ever played the claw vending machine game and saw the futility of it. "The smartest guys in the room" seems apropos
If you live in Canada, you most likely have known some Indians and the caste system. It’s just we don’t care? It’s not a taboo topic of discussion either.

Obviously a much different topic if the caste system prevails itself within Indian communities itself. Unfortunately I can’t comment much on it, but I’ve heard that’s not extremely uncommon among recent immigrants.
Of course not. Linking to them here would probably be considered doxxing by HN's rules and get me banned here.

These threads exist. They're easy to find. I've seen them before and they're absolutely abhorrent.

Another commenter said they checked themselves

> Edit: I have now accessed the site and confirm a culture of doxxing, with 3 of the 10 opening posts proudly having "doxx" sections.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37327204

> Edit: I went through the hassle of figuring out how to get on that website. I can confirm 2 or the five pages I checked had doxx info on them and agree that kiwifarms does not seem to have a policy against doxxing and in fact has a culture that promotes it. This is bad.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37327642

Anyone who claims that KiwiFarms is not a site for harassing and doxxing people has done zero research and is trusting some lying "news" source that tells them something else. I really wish I could understand the mentality of thinking otherwise. Are you really so hung up on "thinking for yourself" that you automatically assume anything said by the mainstream media is a lie? Skepticism is great and I highly encourage it, but automatic knee-jerk rejection is not skepticism, it's basically setting you up for falling for reverse psychology. Just because the mainstream media says one thing while fringe reporters say something else does not automatically mean the mainstream is lying.
I’m not familiar with the specifics latencies for drone racing but hierarchical planning/control is very very common in robotics.

It’s natural to say plan a longer term trajectory at 1Hz, a short-term trajectory at 10Hz, and perform control at the 100Hz, obviously with those rates varying based on the system.

And since (generally speaking) higher levels of planning require more compute resources, it might make sense to partition the compute and take the latency penalty.
If you can afford to bill it, you can afford to list it.
This is insurance for their already huge investments (and future rounds) in AI businesses. It's a pittance relative to everything else they have at risk. It's prudent since failure of small projects like these can delay work on profitable corporate efforts.
>1. I think the postal service does. Can you find me guidelines to the contrary?

How about instead, you show us a postal service guideline that says they have to deliver mail that they know to be harmful. There is no such guideline. That's insane.
There are other good vpns not listed in there, which is good, so they remain that way.
From what I've seen from the outside, it looks like US companies focus on what they view as "non-core" departments to reach their overall diversity goals. So, for example, in a software company, the coders might largely be of one or two ethnicities, and then the company's diversity goals are met by hiring diverse candidates in, say, HR, legal, payroll, etc.
Are EU residents protected from this? I never encountered any fees except booking price.
IMO, Google used to be way better back when they had a policy against pre-announcing (15+ years ago). There was something magical about being able to announce and delight at the same time.

Now it's become just a dumb game of showing their cards and playing catch up to the competition. Lazy hype marketing.
public != free
> Using a common carrier for business is different from purchasing reserved quotas from them and then reselling the access.

OK, I can see how the resale scenario is different from the consume/utilize scenario. Thanks for the clarification.
There's a huge difference between regulating drugs or the ad industry and censoring artistic works and Germany has a long history of censoring artistic works including video games intended for adult audiences. They can call it whatever else they want but when the people of Germany are unable to access art in its original form, if they are even able to access it at all, strictly because of what that art depicts that's censorship.

In the US we have our own problems with censorship. I've had to track down copies of video games released overseas to get uncensored versions myself. Censorship in art is a huge problem, but it's a lot more dangerous when people can't even recognize when it's happening.
The regional differences (Gujaratis vs Punjabis vs Telegus) are more pronounced than any caste based differences that I have come across.
Yeah wow, I do like that, I'll definitely use it a lot, the full-screen thing on "up" keeps taking me by surprise though

Ps. one of the links in the docs is dead, "see the supported shells" on the page https://atuin.sh/docs/commands/shell-completions
We have your phone ready to ship
My peaches are all gone. But that's normal in Iowa in August. We had a couple very hot days earlier but the peaches were committed by then (fruit set, flesh grown, just waiting for color change).
Making sure that we have robust system in place that makes silencing dissenting voices impossible. Because it does not work, you have nobody (and no institution) competent enough to decide this. And we will have to rely on this system if history is any measure.

Just wanting this to work is not a valid strategy. You can and should know better.
Gosh your post really hit a nerve.

I went through the same struggle with my own Type 1.

Feeling overwhelmed with responsibility, denying I am any different than anyone else, denying that I have to permanently manage a condition to be normal, denying that my own body would fail me, feeling helpless that even the "best" I could do would still involve invasive and frustrating treatments.

For me, it was a phase. Happened at about the same age (through my teens, basically) and took about that amount of time to just get through it. At some point I learned that with a bit of management, I can thrive and do just as well as anyone, especially with the new tools that we have now. It just took that psychological struggle to get there.

I am really sorry that you have to see your daughter struggling like that. I know exactly how helpless it feels.
This is an amazing resource you're building up. Thanks for the work.
I was born in India and moved to the United States when I was very young. One of the other Indian-American kids asked me what my caste is after hearing my unfamiliar last name. At the time, I hadn't even heard of caste, and didn't realized what kind of parenting environment creates a 7 year old (who doesn't even live in India or speak the language) to question the caste of another Indian in the first place.

After school, when I asked my mother about my caste, she refused to tell me anything about it. "We left that silly system behind in India, and we're not bringing it here."
Bal Thackery's family are Chandraseniya Kayastha Prabhu. Isn't that Maratha caste as well?
So, I think I agree with part of what you're saying. But I can't exactly grasp your logic.

I'd like to understand. Let's use white male young men school shooters in the US.

OP > So in retaliation, they began organizing their own Castes to fight for political power and quotas.

You > the way they see themselves, or what they think society expects them to be, is something they do not get. Hence the incredible amount of frustration

What I'm interpreting your comments as, is that people should just "stay in their lane"/ caste/ station at birth and not cause trouble/ accept their rung of society
GPT4[0] is actually very good with base64 to the point where it makes perfect sense.

I'd be interested in how well you could finetune 3.5 to use different compression.

[0] - https://platform.openai.com/playground/p/hfLUBCTE8RrRYPIRxEe...
> You start off with a maybe interesting point...

Uh, thanks? The phrase, "damning with faint praise" comes to mind.

Indeed, my point was precisely the one you, yourself, referenced, but then you turned "most people just don't even notice any more," (because they don't see it like the people on this forum do) into "Windows users are dumb." I simply didn't say that. If you're implying that because I said they don't know how to turn notifications off, I didn't say that because I think they're too stupid to learn how to do so. A simple search would fix it. They just don't feel it's worth the effort. They don't want to spend time shaving that yak. And I sometimes can't blame them, because, in another month, there's going to be another set of notifications to squash from the continual churn of new purchases and signups. It's an eternal vigilance.

> The lesson is Linux users/developers dumb hurr hurr, was it?

I.. don't know what to say to that. It's like you were responding to a different comment than mine or something.
I think I followed that pretty well (I'll maybe need to read it again to be sure)...very nice, well done!
Why do shared hospital rooms not violate HIPAA?
Putting a colony on Mars won’t save us from our rather unredeemable quality of being human. If we ruined one planet, we can ruin two.

Realistically, terraforming mars for sustained independent settlements is likely not within our technological horizon before we wipe ourselves off this planet.
Hmmm...I'm wondering why we don't include all business news, as this is the least important of all the stories coming across the wire right now.
The author is specifically talking about XA.
Why do you require all wheel drive?
Glad to see the problem of Theodicy mentioned in this work. All by itself it illustrates the logical inconsistency of at least the monotheistic religions which claim for their diety benevolence, omnipotence and omniscience.

When trying to resolve the question of where the source of evil lies in this paradigm it quickly becomes a "pick any two" situation. They can't do this of course, because once you give even an inch you have lost everything.

Oh, your power is not unlimited? Oh, there are forces acting against you of which you have no knowledge, or perhaps you actually don't know what you are doing with all this creation business? Oh, you actually are also the source of all evil?

It much less a compelling argument for many humans to worship a fallible, ignorant, or evil being as the sole power and creator of the universe, as this reminds us too much of ourselves, which is the very state of being one wishes to escape when seeking the divine.
I (vehemently) agree with the article's points.

But can we stop referring to this class of delusional oligarchs as "Silicon Valley" or "the tech world," etc? Rank and file engineers, even most of the exceptional and high ranking ones, simply do not share the worldviews of the VCs and Musks and Thiels of the world. Many do, sure (probably over-represented on this site), but nothing like a majority. And I'm tired of being implicitly lumped in with them as part of "the tech world." This is an oligarch problem more than a tech problem.
Yeah, that'd probably work better, but any hardwired connection would vs WiFi.

i.e. it's not how your controllers connect to the device that matters, but how your device connects to the Nvidia servers. GFN works WAY better on a hardwired connection, but it's tolerable on a wifi TV (if occasionally glitchy, in terms of compression artifacts)... I wouldn't call that latency per se, just wifi instability.
>Which makes it a little odd to separate out 'indigenous' as needing a separate legal or advisory entity doesn't it? What is the position of the 1% indigenous? It is referring to a culture contextualised by skin colour.

Weird how you seem to recognize what culture is, yet in the same sentence it means nothing more than sharing a skin tone
SS is withheld in every paycheck by your employer and you can't opt out. The employer pays half and the other (6.2%) is withheld from the employee's gross income. Currently totaling 12.4% of income.

https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc751
> surprised Mullvad works in China.

It doesn’t. At least on few tests I did
You didn't get that I was kidding? See my other comment:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37319515
I still use plaintext email without images so every so often I get one of those emails (required by regulation, I think) telling me they are going to stop unless I click a link.

If I want to keep getting it, I reply and tell them if my reply isn't enough to drop me because I don't click links (if something interests me more than what is in the email I go to the site and find it) or load their tracking pixels.

This is how it relates: I tell them no one knows if I receive [1], open, or read postal mail so why should they know I receive, open, or read email unless I want them to? They can't target ads to you without reading content you consume and tracking you.

So, let's rephrase: So what if the FBI reads my mail? So what if the IRS bugs my house? So what if Costco follows my car around to see where I shop? So what if Home Depot flys a drone over my house to see if I use a rusty hammer so they can sell me a new one?

In what sense should my digital life be any different because it's possible and easy? Fork them is reason enough for me.

[1] certified etc excepted.
I wonder how future generations will see our digital artefacts, pixelated and 2 dimensional. Old-timey the way we see 1900s film.
Link seems to be incorrect
30k a year is definitely worth it for high school if you have the money.
> However, any driver which makes use of Linux-kernel-specific interfaces, which are not found in other OSs (even in other Unix-like kernels) are, pretty much by definition, a "work based on the program" of the kernel and therefore must be licensed similarly. See the text of the GPL-2, which the kernel is licensed under

Does that follow? If someone makes a program that uses an API that's only found in NT or XNU, does that program become a derivative work of those kernels?
The same thing is happening with my caste Maratha in MH. Although in their defense they are a very large group.
The fact they are best selling in the range doesn’t mean they are profitable.
If you have to have a full time I would find one that has a lot of downtime so you can work on other things while on the clock.
I use these in my job so I lol’d.
Watching many DonutOperator videos, I know that the taser doesn’t work most of the time anyway.
That's even less transparent!
Funnily enough, stuff not working on my m1 over the past year or so is precisely why I stick with Ubuntu on my thinkpad for all of my tasks except the ones that require macos! I don't think I've ever needed to debug any of my thinkpads with integrated gpus.
That affected party looks like more than just an "independent journalist". They look like a kook that probably did something to deserve it. Can we please have some actual "free speech" that isn't another boring fig leaf for crime?
I don't understand that statement. I have Google fiber and AFAICT that's exactly what they do, and have done for as long as I've been a customer.

Before buying, I only ever saw one advertised price for this particular product, and since becoming a customer I only ever see that same price on the statements they send me each month.
Decoder-Only Transformers (Tutorial) [video]
Posting due to value-add of this channel!
Someone could claim to build something like that, but it's going to be designed with the biases of the creator.

What is your goal of building something like this?
Hypocrisy Personified [video]
You know what cyberpunk future I am looking forward to ; Bionic Arms/Limbs whi are chosen to be replaced, but in the place of the bicep is a blood filtering, monitoring mechanism that keeps your blood hyper oxygenated and tracked...

Although, to go along with the cyberpunk theme ; If you want to kill a Cyborg, you just rip off his arm...
In my industry there's no standard if a position should be latitude,longitude or vice versa. Every tool wants them different, it's easy to have them mixed.

https://flipcoords.com/
Touhou Bad Apple rendered from r/place 2023 history data
In Amazon-speak, "disagree and commit" means even if you disagree with the decision, you still commit to following the decision whole heartedly. You can't just debate endlessly or put in less effort because your preferred option was not chosen.

See "Have Backbone; Disagree and Commit": https://www.amazon.jobs/content/en/our-workplace/leadership-...
Funny to see you talking about engineers, teams (humans) ... it was the AI that won.

I suppose soon enough though it will "teams of AI" developing the winning AI pilots. :-(
The Crew of the Enola Gay on Dropping the Atomic Bomb
Okay. Applets also had some of those issues, much pre-Oracle takeover of Sun and Java. Never used them much myself, although they were a potentially cool idea.
Comparison between Cypress and Playwright [video]
Spammers have filed free speech lawsuits to try to get blocks taken down.
> this is just annoying and makes it more expensive to get decent drivers for Linux, so less effort will be spent there

No, it makes it more expensive to get proprietary drivers for Linux; it is not clear that this is a great loss.
One of my favorite free online books is https://internetingishard.netlify.app/

It does a great job at explaining intermediate/advanced caveats and gotchas along the way.
Ask HN: What, if anything, were the consequences to Reddit for the API shutdown?
I was a huge Apollo user and once Reddit locked down the API, I simply stopped using Reddit. Wondering if there are any public, objective metrics for whether the API changes had a meaningful impact?
I dunno, maybe you should, because unless our opinions are considered, the problems will only get worse?

It’s not like we’re some bunch of people who would never change our minds, but actions speak louder or something. If older people want us to take these bets, give us better odds.
I second the Qube recommendation. After Simple died I was looking for a good replacement, Qube more then fits the bill and even has features I wish Simple did.
AI VC Negotiation by Bain Capital Ventures
Or notepad++ could just use the WinAPI (WideCharToMultiByte) to convert UTF-16 to UTF-8 instead of hand writing their own conversion routine.
I let ChatGPT take my final algorithms exam
Reminds me of the ending of blazing saddles.
This analogy gets a little strained when wild Glocks breed in the vicinity of the home, and have randomly shot people fairly regularly over the course of the house's existence.

"Guest A quickly destroys his handgun" is, thus far, not supported by evidence in the lab leak hypothesis, which posits but has never proven the existence of samples of SARS-CoV-2 in the lab.
I know this is India, but caste discrimination isn't limited to only there.

Cisco has an ongoing case against California over caste discrimination. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/calif-scraps-cast...

Weirdly enough, the EEOC doesn't forbid that type of discrimination, but the courts might include that.
Ah yes, I'd love to wait about five seconds every time I type some text for ChatGPT to return some output, worrying about boilerplate text around the actual answer, and to introduce unpredictability into the mix.
Some early film is more innovative than most film these days.
Yes, any distribution including online. Personally I think it's a bit anachronistic to ban distribution of photos now when it's so easy to take and distribute them, not to mention all kinds of commercial services with free aerial and street view photos. People do get prosecuted for it still, so it very much matters.

https://www.lantmateriet.se/en/dissemination-permit/
So your alternative to distributed corp-by-corp decisionmaking is... A centralized set of rules, from a central authority, that corps must abide.

That looks a lot closer to totalitarianism than "KF has to keep changing who it works with because individual companies think they're not a good client."
Install Wipr. It works rather well.

Only downside is it doesn’t work inside webviews.
I've got one of these from way back and was meaning to do something similar in Rust. Yet another project that I just never got around to.
I respect them for it but working with google sheets/excel in production sounds like a nightmare lol.

I worked building software for small-medium businesses who ran most of their business through google sheets or excel and it was insane. Half the jobs involved building custom components so they could migrate off.
It’s not a windows setting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascist_Manifesto

So you support them?
I wish there was a way to just repurpose existing operating system support for CJK language IME for English.
US government debt is only safe in that it guarantees a small loss. It isn’t an option for say a retirement fund looking for a long term income stream. Money has value, but for an hedge fund or wealthy individual it’s also a hot potato they want to trade for something else.

> If a business borrows money, and people still buy the shares, then that means people are willing to bet the amount borrowed will still allow for a sufficient return on investment.

The problem isn’t with the company but with the market. Sure the value of those companies adding debt drops with the reduction in their expected ROI but that’s not the end of the story because you need to consider how that money is reinvested.

Suppose the S&P collectively borrowed 10 trillion dollars doing this. Each company that takes part is as you say a worse choice, but the overall market is now inflated with this money so everything becomes a worse investment simultaneously. Which then sends some money back to the original companies who issued dividends/ buybacks with borrowed money.
Code which links against the kernel is derivative as far as the GPL is concerned.