skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All of school is structured around the fact that there is about one teacher per 30 students. Of course teachers will use tech as a way to reduce their own burnout. We know how to make a much better school: more competent teachers and more of them, ideally so that each student has a ton of one-on-one time with teachers daily. Whether books are paper or writing is by hand is really insignificant consideration compared to all the other shortcomings of school.

Thankfully every student will soon have a very knowledgeable, perfectly patient and available teacher: ChatGPT. At first I was skeptical schools will use them, since they don't tend to understand technology very well, but I think some schools will see the potential to relieve the pressure on their teachers and others will follow when they see the positive outcomes for students.

If allowed, ChatGPT will also allow teachers to spend less time on administrative tasks, which is one of the reasons why they're so burned out in the first place.
Everyone should get a Covid booster this fall, CDC says
>My point was just that the grandparent poster was acknowledging money is critical to success, yet griping about paying money toward something they use.

retroactively changing the price of your product for no extra beneits has never been celebrated. Asking for donations can be positive or negative depending on the context.

>I think it is important to keep separate the concepts of 'free of charge' and 'open source'. Just because I am letting you at the code doesn't mean I can't be paid as well.

sure, unreal is "open source" but you need to sign into their developer network to even view the code, and have a strict license on what you can do and share outside said network. So not quite open source, just "readable source".

AFAIK, Godot is indeed free as in freedom, licensed under MIT. It's pretty much "open source" in the true spirit of the term.
Makesite.py
> Where I live, it's less taboo to critique Israel than in the U.S., but still tricky.

Is it really so hard to "critique" Israel? I see daily calls for Israel to be abolished one way or the other (either violently with the help of Iran or with a Palestinian return). You can hear these opinions from politicians, on the news and social media, campuses and schools.

You might be labeled as a leftist as you said because this is generally a leftist stance, that's fair no? If I held a rightwing view I will probably be labeled as a right winger.
Most Israelis I know think twice before they identify as Israelis in certain parts of Europe, they don't want a random cab driver to start lecturing them about apartheid (or do something worse).
So I'm really intrigued why you think its such a taboo thing to criticize Israel or even openly call for its destruction.
Re: food, I don't disagree, but how do we get decent food? It's hard enough to find decent food if you're an adult. For example: sugar is commonly used in the food industry to help make everything taste better, including savoury food! This is not yet something I have confirmed, but I suspect also that most food comes from farms that cannot provide nutritious vegetables, fruits, eggs, or milk due to exhausted soils and poorly fed (and cruelly kept) animals. In the second case: apart from the incredible cruelty, how nutritious do you think the milk of factory cows, or the eggs of factory chickens, if they themselves, are not healthy? Similarly, how do we know that plant produce that comes from farms that tend to grow only one type of crop still meets nutritional standards? Is anyone measuring? Would love to get some clarification on this.).

Re: physical activity. It might be easier than food because of the above concerns, because it is much more within our control?

We're helped out in part by the fact that physical exercise feels good.

The issue is that the way physical exercise is presented in school tends to be through competition and/or sports. From here, and due to other signals being received, it's not hard for kids to develop immense self-consciousness which makes it something they wish to avoid.

Kids also don't learn to combine meditation and physical exercise. Meditation to help manage the social anxiety, and to help manage the physical discomfort. Yoga is surprisingly simple (no equipment required) yet effective for maintaining flexibility, posture, and strength, while also being easily amenable to incorporating meditation.

For cardiac health: there is little science employed in helping a student gradually improve their physical capacity, in a gradual fashion. HIIT is some of the best we know of for time-efficient exercises that also naturally take into account personal limits. How do you know you've done enough HIIT for the day? You're panting hard. You've hit your goal, your body will do the rest. Tolerance for discomfort improves hand-in-hand with improvements to self-image, and increased cardiac fitness. Before the student knows it, it isn't "awful drudgery" to consider doing a "12 minute run". Because they've gradually prepared for it!
Can you provide him with an example, such as a work notebook with notes taken during a meeting, or while thinking through a problem? Or a handwritten letter/card received from a close friend/partner.
Just broke my Pixel 6 screen from a hip-height drop on tile. I've never broken a smartphone screen before. Maybe you've just become more careful ;-)
I’m sure Unity would prefer a revshare it’s just that it would be much harder and more expensive for them to enforce it (and even impossible at all outside of the developed countries and especially in China).

And yeah, of course there would be much bigger backlash for their largest clients who probably prefer this new model. Which IMHO doesn’t seem entirely unreasonable if you’re on Pro (which you current have to be anyway if your company has over 200k revenue)
“Using modern experiment frameworks, all 3 of ideas can be safely tested at once, using parallel A/B tests (see chart).”

Nooo! First, if one actually works, you’ve massively increased the “noise” for the other experiments, so your significance calculation is now off. Second, xkcd 882.
“This Is a Disaster:” Game Developers Scramble to Deal with Unity’s New Fees
Windows doesn't ship with node.js.
Amazing.

But at what cost? Have there been any perplexity benchmarks for ELX2?

Its annoying that Facebook made llama v2 70B instead of 65B, even with the memory saving changes... 5B less parameters, and the squeeze would be far easier.
Well, it depends. Realistically the vast majority of people arriving at Heathrow are headed for London; if you want to go to Birmingham or Manchester or Paris you fly directly there (and, given how capacity constrained Heathrow already is, planners want to encourage that). Whereas it's quite normal to fly to Frankfurt when you're actually going to Nuremburg or Stuttgart, and so the train connections are set up to support that.
One could argue that Apple Arcade is exactly that healthier ecosystem. Games with less bullshit and no in-app purchases.
What’s the difference between an uninstaller and any other process running as root?
Because it’s JScript, which was abandoned prior to ES6.
Thanks for your response - I see cfs as the result of almost “wear and tear” on the system. I think the “push-through” approach to life that many cfsers had prior to developing the disorder is very adaptive. I often meet v cfsers who had been v high functioning in their careers. It’s just that the adaptive response is not sustainable long term for some people…thanks for listening and cheers!
It’s JScript. Not JavaScript and definitely not Node.JS
Because criminals are often sociopaths who doesn't care about their families, and punishing innocent people might push them to crime as well.

It's counterproductive on average.
It's funny how they show USB-C as a giant leap forward while they were literally forced to use that port and were never interested in doing it otherwise. All that transfer speed bump they're now advertising with USB-C, would they admit that they were keeping their customers away from it just so that they could use their custom port and create an entire accessory ecosystem around it?
Nvidia might be going too far with that. They abandon good ideas too quickly and pursue stupid new things too often. Cryptocurrency were an example of that. I fear their obsession with AI might be the next one. They should focus more of their energies towards the consumer GPU market. I believe that graphics are still their bread and butter, and not taking that market seriously will cost them in the long run.
That's a relatively new development though, no? Throughout the 90s-2015s , open source subsisted on donations. Its increasingly popular "paid premium" stance is only gaining traction as people are only now quickly losing faith in closed source
> 1. First Amendment rights do not apply to foreign nationals.

This seems in stark opposition to Jefferson's earlier writing. The rights laid out in your constitution are not granted by the constitution, but acknowledged in it.
Yeah, I’ve run the same dev setup since the M1 came out. Totally stable and robust. Nothing wild at all. Every .NET dev who’s on an ARM Mac today is most likely doing the same. If you like you can run Windows ARM in a VM on the same Mac if you want to run native WinUI, WPF, etc. GUI or anything Win32 specific.
Are there any examples of family member punishments deterring actual criminals from committing actual crimes? All those tyrannies use it to prevent good people from doing good things (or normal people doing normal things). People commit crimes because they don't have regard for others' well-being. I'm not convinced that a concern for their kin would stop a significant percentage of wrong-doers. Furthermore, for it to even have a chance to work, the harm you inflict on the family of the criminal must greatly exceed the harm of the crime (e.g. you steal a car and a car is taken away from your family member if you are caught - I can't imagine this making even the slightest dent in the criminal's motivation). Thus, even the straightforward consequentialist calculation isn't working.
Founder vs. Investor: The Honest Truth About Venture Capital from Startup to IPO
I find it funny that “things you need to cook meth” are such common knowledge among normal people.

Breaking Bad sure had a deep influence!
I remember a time when "grasping" something was a literal thing.
Strangely enough, however, I only became aware of this when I studied Hegel.
Why this is interesting: To my knowledge, this is the first time you are able to run the largest Llama, at competitive speed, on a consumer GPU (or something like A40).

On many tasks, fine-tuned Llama can outperform GPT-3.5-turbo or even GPT-4, but with a naive approach to serving (like HuggingFace + FastAPI), you will have hard time beating the cost of GPT-3.5-turbo even with the smaller Llama models, especially if your utilization is low.
Do you have any hints how to use Prolog in a way to avoid making a mess? Which Prolog implementation(s) did/do you use?
Singapore may be many of those things but it's not "monocultural". Besides the fact that it has 4 official languages, foreigners make up about 30% of the resident population - a much higher portion than the USA, for example!
There is no victimless crime, you can practically always find someone directly or indirectly harmed by it.

The idea of rehabilitation is that victims may have the right to restitution or reparation (to be made whole, or at least approach that state) but not to retribution. The punishment of a criminal is supposed to provide the basis for his eventual rehabilitation, not be driven by the victim's or society's desire to make him suffer for his "evil" deeds.

I think the historical evidence is that this is the preferable approach to building a society and that OPs idea that social peace requires punishment is wrong.
I have an 8 year old granddaughter and this petrifies me. At least I know her parents will do what they can.
Always thought we'd go the way of our phones being thin clients - doesn't even need to be powerful right? I previously did development work on a VDI which ran on some cloud. Expected it to be laggy but it worked perfectly.
> Most Americans who supported those wars naively believed that they would do more good than harm.

Your statement implies Americans no longer support these wars, I'm sure many still think they were necessary and good. As was Vietnam and a bunch of other atrocities.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-neo-naz....

So, getting very close to 10% by this poll. And at least Israel has an existential struggle with the Palestinians/Arab world, which explains (but doesn't excuse) racism and terrorism - but what's the excuse for American racism?
I've not seen another ORM with tools as powerful as Django's select_related() and prefetch_related() when it comes to addressing the N+1 query problem, but maybe I haven't been looking hard enough.

Jinja2 is a supported template backend for Django these days: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.2/topics/templates/#djan...
My summary: Your sense of touch wants to measure forces. It actually measures deformation of the flesh. BUT, flesh has some hysteresis: push left then quickly right and the first push affects the deformation during the second. This paper shows that tactile neurons correct for this before signaling.
TSMC prizes Japan's chips skills after U.S. stumbles
You have to split this question pre ChatGPT and post. Obviously on post we have no data yet.
https://archive.md/YC4w1
Yes, and XULRunner allowed this too, using Gecko, Firefox's web engine, to render HTML-like markup specifically designed to build native-like GUIs.

Apparently XULRunner was first released in 2006, but Thunderbird, which uses (used?) the same technology, was released as early as 2003, and maybe this was existing in the Mozilla Suite even before.
It’s been possible to charge iPhones and Pixels the same way for years – just put them down on a charging pad. Zero wires required.
I can only imagine the Win32 API team meeting prior to this...

A: So, people are resorting to injecting code in Explorer to delete in-use files in such numbers that it shows up in our top-100 crash report reasons

B: Well, maybe we should add a public API to Windows to support this incredibly common functionality that apparently has been missing so far?

A: Nah, let's just write a mildly condescending blog post that recommends using an unreliable workaround that is pretty much guaranteed to trigger any client-side intrusion detection software, that will set them straight

B: Right on!

(Meanwhile, somewhere, a third-party developer is gearing up to ship a kernel-mode driver to directly manipulate file system structures from their uninstaller, since their old solution kept crashing: can't wait to read the postmortem once the crash dumps from that one hit the Microsoft servers!)
I definitely miss the TechCrunch curated demo day summary posts. Not paying them a zillion dollars for that post of course. Anyone know any other places that gives picks of best YC startups in each demo day?
Surprised HN changed 10,000 into 10k for me. Pity it was after I fixed the character count.
I really REALLY want to use Pharo to build something significant -- I love the ideas behind Smalltalk -- but I've been disappointed every time I've tried.

My problem is that, in 2023, Pharo still doesn't support high DPI displays, which means it's a blurry mess on every single display currently in my house.

It's blurry on my M1 MacBook Pro, on my PC with Windows 11, and on the Lenovo X1 with Ubuntu I owned briefly during the pandemic. It's blurry on all the external monitors I own. If I could run it on my iPad, I bet it would be blurry on my iPad too.

Bumping up the font size in the IDE settins is a reasonable workaround for this issue, but it's not a good long-term solution. While it makes the text in the IDE readable, other UI elements are still either comically tiny or blurry, depending on your settings. Sometimes there are some UI elements that scale up with the font size, and others that don't, which results in an inconsistent UI that's hard to use.

MacBooks have had "retina" screens since 2012, and 4k displays are increasingly becoming more common. I hope Pharo will eventually support proper UI scaling, because I can't try out your cool futuristic IDE if I can't even see it properly!
> However, "fear" in this sense is rather different from say the fear I feel if I'm held at gunpoint during a robbery. The latter is real suffering in and of itself (as evidenced by the fact that if the "robber" turns out to be friends pulling a prank, one may rightfully be angry at the friend), the former arguably is not "suffering", at least not in any significant, weighty way.

This does not ring true to me at all. Also, the distinction is not really relevant. The both fears are exactly the same - the only difference is that the former one is "deserved" and the latter is "undeserved". But, there is not difference to think the subjective suffering is different.

Second, with family example, the family is in the "held at gunpoint during a robbery" situation. They risk being mistreated, but did not caused it and have no control over the situation. What this rule would do is that the abusive and criminal family members would had even more power within their families and more ability to mistreat family members. Because family members wont be able to turn them in. Once someone committed crime, everyone in the family would need to protect them just out of self interest.
Detours is a library for instrumenting arbitrary Win32 functions Windows-compatible processors. Detours intercepts Win32 functions by re-writing the in-memory code for target functions. The Detours package also contains utilities to attach arbitrary DLLs and data segments (called payloads) to any Win32 binary.

Detours preserves the un-instrumented target function (callable through a trampoline) as a subroutine for use by the instrumentation. Our trampoline design enables a large class of innovative extensions to existing binary software.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/detours/
No kidding. Like a circular puck style.
Speak for yourself. This is not a value I hold.
Use Godot https://godotengine.org/
Good point -- hopefully the quality impact is still worth it, remains to be seen. Agree on the size -- hopefully something they will keep in mind for future models.
It's unpopular for a reason. After using tools like Fusion and spending all my time writing workarounds, I lean towards this.

But can the average person with 10 years of web dev experience finish a sellable game within a year doing code-first?
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/dmv-lets-teens-t...

leads to:
https://dmv.verificient.com/

which leads to 404s for all links but here is the link to their bogus preschool patent.
https://image-ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloa...
Yes, Simon Willison was part of the Django core development team very early on, when he was ungodly young. Absurdly talented guy.
Do you think the and thing when you buy a new dishwasher, a couch, a chair? That it’s mediocre?

Those are things that you replace every 5 to 10 years. People do see innovation with those products because they only look at new ones occasionally.

If people have the same expectations of their iPhone, and they get off the upgrade treadmill of a new phone every 2 years and start buying every 5 years that would mean Apple's iPhone sales would drop by roughly a half among the core group who buy every new model. That would have a very significant impact on their share price.
How can this not be rubbish? Your eyes are on average 6.3cm apart and these cameras on your phone appear to be about 1.5cm…

I don’t believe software can bridge that gap so I suspect it’ll look very strange when viewed in 3D…
That's what we always hear, and it just never happens. For developers that cost the company upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars per year, it just doesn't matter whether you issue them a $1,000 iPhone and a $2,000 PC, or a top-of-the-line $2,000 phone.

We already have thin client solutions, and virtual machines, and remote development and, and, and...
How do you spend $400M?
Book released today and I got it on Audible. Offers some very interesting perspectives from both the founder and investor side of VC. I recommend checking it out if you want some tips on doing pitches, understanding leverage, understanding the relationship, term sheets and more.

Liz was the founder of strongDM and was ousted by the investors right after raising a series B. They believed they needed a different CEO to take the company from Series B to IPO, so they got a majority and ousted her. I was an employee during this time and it was a surreal experience because I didn’t think something like this could even happen. Liz brings that pain into her story but has dialed down the vitriol (her words) during editing.

So far the book has been an insight into the world of VC that I never would have been privy.
Good. So many ppl lost their money in that scam. They knew what they were doing to people.
It shouldn't because of utility monsters. If you weight everybody's happiness equally - the greedier you are the more resources should be assigned to you. That's obviously wrong.
This would mean that turning in your abusive criminal uncle would had his innocent kids and your dad punished, so you will be less likely to do that. And being turned in by family or someone close to you is fairly standard way of being caught.
You essentially replace a function with your own. The project is at https://github.com/microsoft/Detours.

I’ve created a PowerShell module that wraps this library to make it easier to hook functions on the fly for testing https://github.com/jborean93/PSDetour. For example I used it to capture TLS session data for decryption https://gist.github.com/jborean93/6c1f1b3130f2675f1618da5663... as well as create an strace like functionality for various Win32 APIs (still expanding as I find more use cases) https://github.com/jborean93/PSDetour-Hooks
but if they added usb3 now then there would be nothing left for next year's iteration!
I believe you're thinking of this blog: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/08/inside-a-super-fast-css-en...
Haven't you heard? Available in new colors! You need a new cable! Notifications might, or might not, look different! Isn't that amazing?
Interesting that the article mentions that the Atari had access to PLATO[0]. I very very vaguely remember that in promotional material. I see there are threads about it on Atari forums, and also a page in a wiki[1].

[0] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/03/plato-how-an-educati... [1] https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=PLATO
Please no

Something is very wrong if you need these.

Get help. Use a hashmap. Plz
Thank you.

Ok, so pre. What's the list?
It works less efficiently but it doesn't stop working.

From the article: “As a result, it boasts a reliable heating performance, enabling it to deliver a 100% heating performance in temperatures as low as -10 C.“

The freezing point of propane is -188C. So, it should continue to compress and expand just fine at extreme temperatures. It's just that the heat transfer probably gets a bit less efficient and it might not heat all the way to 70 degrees anymore or require more energy to do so.
A while back when I was just out of college, I had an interview at NVIDIA, so I requested to add Jensen on Linkedin. Not only he accepted the request, he even replied to my message with some advice and good wishes. It was a very heartwarming and a cool thing of him to do.
fair point - Apple could and should apply some ML to detect false edge presses perhaps, but putting a case on is a way I address this problem immediately. I prefer a case anyway, so it's no issue for me, but to each his or her own.
As technology progresses, so do the threats posed by hackers and cyber attackers. According to the FBI Internet Crime Report, 847,376 complaints of internet-related crimes and financial losses exceeding 6.9 billion dollars, a substantial increase from the previous year.