skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Some even display a pop up telling you to please go install Chrome if you want to use their B2B SaaS service your company just purchased.
Murder clearance rates went DOWN last decades in USA. Less of major crime is solved.

Plus majority of it never went through tria, because trial is just too much risk. So, there are not all that many actual checks and balances
It has to be usable.
One of your problems might be that gfx1032 is not supported by AMD's ROCm packages, which has a laughably short list of supported hardware: https://rocm.docs.amd.com/en/latest/release/gpu_os_support.h...

The normal workaround is to assign the closest architecture, eg gfx1030, so `HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=10.3.0` might help

Also, it looks like some of your tested projects are OpenCL? For me, I do something like: `yay -S rocm-hip-sdk rocm-ml-sdk rocm-opencl-sdk` to cover all the bases.

My recent interest has been LLMs and this is my general step by step for those (llama.cpp, exllama) for those interested: https://llm-tracker.info/books/howto-guides/page/amd-gpus

I didn't port the docs back in, but also here's a step-by-step w/ my adventures getting TVM/MLC working w/ an APU: https://github.com/mlc-ai/mlc-llm/issues/787

From my experience, ROCm is improving, but there's a good reason that Nvidia has 90% market share even at big price premiums.

EDIT: apparently Darktable and Blender have OpenCL issues that are fixed in the just released 5.7: https://github.com/ROCm-Developer-Tools/clr/issues/3
This is very reductive. For anyone not familiar with the story, Howell's experience at Google was the original source of the "Invert a binary tree on the whiteboard" meme. Opinions on his experience were all over the map, with very thoughtful people defending Google and other thoughtful people criticizing them.

And for what it's worth, Howell did say he regretted his tweet, and that he wasn't up to snuff technically (in the Quora link in a sibling comment to this one).
"Look at this loser paying $499 for dating, what an incel!” Hard pass
Do you mean just a non-fine tuned chat bot based on llama 70b? Probably not.
The less you know, the fewer side effects you have to put on the disclaimer.

Given that this is a recently published paper in a mainstream(?) journal, it's entirely possible that "nobody had evidence" that the vaccines could lead to such outcomes.
GNU has much to be proud of. It pioneered the use of "copyleft" and has produced a stream of influential software that is critical even today.

For me the greatest achievement of GNU is proving that software does not need to be proprietary. There was a time when Windows and other proprietary Unixes ruled the roost. Due to the easy availability of fundamental GNU software at the right time we saw the cambrian explosion of open computing software during the internet era.

However, GNU seems to have not changed (enough) with the times. A new breed of open source software is steadily chipping away at GNU's monopoly (e.g. LLVM, musl etc). GNU's website, tooling and codebase increasingly looks outdated, monolithic and crusty. Sure there are gems still to be found in GNU's software stable. I also like that they hold fast to certain noble software principles.

TL;DR GNU needs to reinvent and refresh itself while still preserving its core principles.
Thank you for the feedback. Very appreciated. We are actually working on an "integration" section of our website that would show code examples and link to repos that provide code samples on how to link our monitors with all kinds of different backends and data platforms.
There’s two questions:

“Could get away with it” in terms of “would he be liable for a lawsuit for failing to meet the duty to shareholders”, probably not as long as he could article a reasonably justifiable reason his actions were in the shareholder interests, that isn’t directly contradicted by evidence.

“Could he get away with it” in terms of “would shareholders fire him?” maybe not. Depends on the shareholders, I guess.
Isn't it already profitable from the private/corporate repos? Not to speak of the enormous synergy across many MS branches.

Lots of enshittification pressure is financial, when the free service is a very generous loss leader, yet is also the golden goose the company is built around. Neither is the case here, I don't think... so maybe it will delay the eventual enshittification.
Many academics have these skills; whether the higher education system is effective at teaching them and delivers an experience worth the significant cost to students (or here in Australia, also the publics).
Merc/BMW isn’t for old money.
I also recommend Dozer. Been using the app for years and it has never caused me any issues.
>designed to let the state rob a few more individuals of their freedom

"The state" doesn't benefit in any way from locking people up. In fact, it costs them money (both directly and in lost taxes from the lost salaries and wages of those incarcerated).

An argument could be made that prosecutors benefit from higher incarceration rates through the incentives you described. And an argument could definitely be made that private corporations paying well-below-market rates for prison labour benefit.
Also, I'll add this:

Of all the major and minor players in this space, Apple has by far taken the most user-centric, privacy-first, security-centric stance. And they have done so over and over and over again.

Have they been perfect? Of course not. But every instance where they've lapsed, they've made geniune efforts to improve the situation. Are there ways they can still improve? Of course. But the direction has been clear and unambiguous. And as a result, they've earned my trust. This, in an environment where quite literally everyone else has repeatedly proven themselves untrustworthy.
all political campaigning is electoral misinformation. As a society, we are just going to have to deal with an untrustworthy informational environment and elevate our level of skepticism to the appropriate level
The trainers used by many people on Zwift (eg. the Wahoo Kickr) actually read out pretty accurate power numbers.

The classic Peloton is basically a mechanical device with sensors attached - and none of those sensors are a power meter. The power estimates are widely reported to be inaccurate (they exaggerate output to varying degrees). On the other hand, the Kickr precisely modulates resistance and is able to accurately estimate power. I believe the newer Peloton Bike+ has a better system that produces accurate power readings as well.

Of course, as long as the competitors are bringing their own hardware, there will be ways to fake the data. I’m just pointing out it’s possible to measure power accurately and hardware that does it is widely available.

Personally, I find power readings to be useful because they help me understand the effort of cycling in different conditions. I can compare the readings I get in my garage to those from the climb up a steep mountain road, or into a gust of wind. Measuring my training based on my power output has helped me to go have experiences that I couldn’t have before.
Yes it is. Some time ago this discussion would have been about Perl, some more time ago it would have been about C shell. If you jumped on all thee languages you'd be in a much terrible situation than you are now. And we are literally talking about EDA here, where you can find way more engineers who know C shell than engineers who know Sh or Bash (or Python).
So I should be settled with inferior hardware, and huge privacy violations? Because the only way out from the latter is GrapheneOS on the Pixel, which is definitely not as great hardware-wise as the last few iphones, and then we didn’t even get to other properties like proper second-hand market and support.
The ostrich is saying that the technical sandbox controls of the is will still be present.
AIUI the idea is you use a camera on a big e-ink device to take pictures of documents, whiteboards, note papers etc. In theory it sounds useful, in practice, eh, phone for everything (because camera is better, and you still want to have a way to drop stuff from your phone to the reader)

But on this thing?
If you are coming to this thread, please go back to the GitHub thread that it is linked to, and see updated statements from Oz, including an apology for accusing me of stealing his idea.
> Delivery logistics

I wonder if there's a model where carriers cooperate on last-mile delivery. Maybe form company they all invest in that goes from regional hubs to homes. It can't be efficient to have 4+ carriers delivering to the same neighborhood.
So Amazon making good fat margins on every small business that sells on Amazon is demonstration of an ineffective market. And hence why the FTC are stepping in.
You are wrong. Among about a hundred matches I caught only 1 crypto scammer.
I built a Bürgeramt appointment finder
There are already huffman-decoding and some parts of webp algorithms in https://github.com/google/wuffs (language that finds missing bounds checks during compilations). In contrary, according to readme, this language allows to write more optimized code (compared to C). WEBP decoding is stated as a midterm target in the roadmap.
> And that's not even getting into the "waaa?" from `du -hs /nix` although I am open to that being a misleading number due to hardlinks and other trickery that du may not correctly surface

Nope, du counts hardlinks correctly when it encounters the same inode multiple times in the course of fulfilling a single invocation.

per https://ss64.com/osx/du.html :

> Files having multiple hard links are counted (and displayed) a single time per du execution.

Nix's disk usage profile is pretty similar to Flatpak's, or to a collection of closely related Docker containers. The difference between no Nix install and having one isn't huge. But your first installed Nix package will pull in very low level common dependencies— on Linux, everything between whatever application and the kernel (and on macOS, a bit less). Your next application will come with a smaller increase. Once you have a handful of programs installed, you no longer have big downloads for individual additions. When you have a lot installed, the difference isn't that huge, proportionally.

Over time, your Nixpkgs version will rotate and you can end up with deps from old versions of Nixpkgs, which can take up a lot of extra space. But that's easy enough to manage by pinning Nixpkgs.

If you ever uninstall programs, Homebrew's broken uninstallation functionality can very quickly make a Homebrew installation much (up to several times) larger than the equivalent Nix one once you have more than a handful of packages installed.
Ban advertising supported information sources. If people want information they need to pay for it in order that the information serves them not the people with a budget for manipulation.

You could I suppose allow adverts where the information is strictly for entertainment, but given that was Fox News defence... I think it probably wouldn't work.
Gee I feel sorry for her. Who could have predicted how her role would play out? I doubt she gets paid enough for the hardship.
Qualia are not a signal. You can't transmit and receive them, you can't physically detect them, there is no way to objectively describe them. When you and I both look at 450nm light there is no hope of ever knowing what the other perceives. You can say "the color of the sky on a clear day" but that is just a reference to yet more subjective experience.
That statement fundamentally misunderstands what enshitification means. I think it might help if you read Cory Doctorow's original exposition.
Tbh I think the moves make sense to a certain degree. Users like apps focused on specific experiences so if a user group is big enough or growing enough it makes sense to cater to that. Podcasts were briefly looking promising so spinning them off into a separate product probably seemed like an easy way of acquiring users who only cared about podcasts. Now it's the present though and it turns out podcast momentum was a shortlived trend in terms of commercial relevance and that a completely separate app is a waste of resources. Sorry to be harsh to the podcast fans but in reality I'm amazed they even preserved them at all when there's no shortage of podcast content published to YouTube already because of its reach. If people are already cross-promoting that much anyway you may as well just merge them over.
A security hazard in September 2026. There should be laws against this.
Saying Factorio is fine and saying you're worried about first person shooters is contradictory.

First person shooters may well breed the next gen of fighter pilots or snipers. Or maybe they'll enhance someone's dadflex and save a child from incoming danger.

If you say Factorio is fine, then you can't say anything else is any different.
From what I understand, their original terms said explicitly that they wouldn't retroactively change those terms. And then they did. It's not something that's likely to hold up in court, but it's not like small developers can afford to defend themselves in court. Small developers depend on trust, and Unity destroyed that trust.

Even if current projects can now continue under the original terms, no sane small developer will ever trust them again.
I read this and 100% heard Adam Curtis narrating it.

Too early in the morning for such violent truths.
It appears that Sisyphus is unhappy, unless you are telling me they are free to move on, and being a Homebrew maintainer is not an eternal punishment?
And until we find this glorious and wonderful solution that is claimed to exist? We're expected to live in hell and surrounded by examples of how crime pays.

We talk about how jail teaches criminals and hardens them, but what about all the opportunists seeing how they can just get free stuff without work. We substituted one failure for another, and made it worse for everyone overall.

There is no way to justify this lawlessness, unless you want to hasten our demise into UBI serfdom.
Market power is definitely going to shift if web devs only test on Chrome.

The viability of Firefox as a browser is definitely going to decrease if devs only test for chrome.

People need services like banking, paying bills, secure web based portals. If the only browser these institutions are testing for is Chrome we will be in trouble.

I could write a web app for a bank. I could write a payments platform for the bank. I cannot code a bank. I could write a platform for the wholesale energy market and a front end for payments. I cannot code an energy company.

All I can see any of this doing in the medium term is increasing Google's market power and making the web less free.

All in the name of getting Chrome on a device that is inherently unfree.
What's to stop her from being replaced next election before this comes to fruition?
How do I live in the world where copying a password doesn't deprive the owner of anything?
Yes, please, let's do this. And Amazon too.

In general; let's take that whole monopoly thing serious again, together with regulatory capture.

I'm no free market liberal, quite the contrary. But competition is *good* and we should have more competition between these huge companies that basically make a living from extracting rent.
Same. I have a stack of these somewhere at home. Grew up getting them at RadioShack, sometimes stopping to ask the salesperson questions about BASIC coding and they’d start jotting notes down.
You buried a lot of great analysis in your white paper that is hard to find! The comparison to NOAA Atlas 14 really shows what to expect with this dataset and how to better use it.

My guess is that potential customers who know how to use this data with their flood model also know how to derive this data from the sources. You may need to compute inundation maps for X year return periods in order to reach customers who need this information but don't know how to use flood models.

Really nice website and backend though! It's so fast even given the volume of data. Very impressive
The problem is that most of the time the new valuation is real. In the case of art at least, there is an extra step between 2 and 3: create hype to make the artist popular.
A different perspective: I see the potential to use Deno or Bun as a client, a replacement for advertising-sponsored browsers than run Javascript.

For example, if someone has a script and wants to share it over the internet, using Deno or Bun maybe I can run it from a remote location (or download it first).

I am a web user not a web developer. I prefer noncommercial uses of the web.
And this is what I'm talking about - Clearly, you've never been a mother who can't produce milk for her child.

I've been there with my wife and I'm only the husband.

Everything you say is true, but by saying this and in this manner, you lack empathy. You sound just like the mommy blogs and their followers that I'm speaking against who spout facts with no room for life's situations. My wife sincerely believed she was less of a mother because of people like this.

I say it again: Formula is _perfectly_ fine. Use it a little or as a total replacement. You're not a lesser mother/parent for it.
If we wanted sideloading we would have chosen a different phone. I looked at the market and chose the best phone for my needs.
Here to say the same. Thought it was borked on mobile, but I'm guessing it's pihole.
That's an odd thing to do. My parents use it because it has "Podcast" in its name so it's their go-to solution for listening to podcasts. I really doubt that they will click and go to a "YouTube Music" site or app in order to consume a simple podcast.

Google Podcasts is simple to use, one thing made with a clear, specific purpose, with an easy to use interface. They should keep it just to improve their brand recognition. But no... YouTube Music it is.
I also have separate components, and beyond that they're even in an equipment closet separated from my living room (and projector) by a wall. So I wanted an RF remote with an IR blaster I could put in the closet.

But screw it. On the rare occasion I watch something that's not on my Shield (whose remote can control my receiver's volume with CEC), I just adjust the volume manually.

But let's not even get started on the pathetic state of the A/V receiver market, where you can't even get a receiver with A/B/C sets of speakers... despite advertising three zones.
It's already there. Now from the code header aside "Blame" there is an ad: "Do you kniw you can ask your organization to pay for Copilot?".

I don't want Copilot or ads on a work tool.
Give it some time. And add a few devices ;)

But congratulations on getting it to work.
You can use "platform decay" instead.
No one is talking about issues here.
On the first Pixel generation it was unlimited for the lifetime of the device, from Pixel 2 onwards it was unlimited storage for 3 years, in case of Pixel 3 which launched in Oct.2018 it was unlimited until 31st January 2022.

I understand your frustration, but this was communicated by Google already at launch.
Changing Node Version Requirements Should Not Bump Your Major Version
China had a real estate bubble fueled by overbuilding, and it collapsed. Nobody is quite sure what happens after that. The economic system is so different that the aftereffects aren't clear.
It changes at least one thing; now there is Google1 and Google2 and FB1 and FB2 and they offer the same services to different prices.

Now the consumer can chose between more competitors.
Because of the problem solving nature of its gameplay.

It's like chess, or any other strategic game. There is a big argument that they teach us things.

Just like team sports. It teaches us life skills.

I argue that Factorio teaches more directly applicable life skills to the average person. Most jobs now involve solving some kind of problem using creativity and clicking/typing on a computer.

Yes there are corner cases where it's nice to be a ninja. But most of us click and type on a computer all day solving problems a computer can't. First person shooters can be automated quite easily and have been, playing factorio, chess, etc. Are different. Yes they can still be automated, but it's clearly a higher bar.
Interesting. M1 Pro Macbook Pro (14" 2021) w/ Firefox, massive lag - to the point rotating the view is unbearable.

For the dev, FF 117.0.1 on macos 13.4.
> With type information, this is possible to disambiguate, but the goal of the parser is to not require type information.

Why?

It looks like a pretense at purity for the sake of purity.
Why do we separate the name of the animal from the name of the food? Is it just basic denial?
Very anecdotal.. But I just spent a couple of weeks in Sichuan for the first time since the pandemic. It felt much more vibrant and wealthy than 5 years ago. People dress better, no more half empty shopping malls, much more vibrant street food scene. I went to some designer fashion mall and they had more trendy brands than I've seen in Seoul or Taipei

Huawei seems to be doing well domestically somehow. Way too many store front that aren't too busy.. But they have their own car brand now that seems to be selling well. I'd say half the cars in the street were some domestic electric car brand. I'd guess gasoline cars will be phased out soon

I kept reading about how devastated the country was by the pandemic - but what I saw was a ton of progress. Talking to locals though, they didn't seem to really percieve the difference :)
For real. As just one example, retirement homes routinely increase rates in tandem with increases to social security. Yet people here somehow think basic income will work out just fine. It's laughably naive.
Exactly - I can tell you an example from India. India has the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) precipitation dataset. Even if your estimates are more accurate, no company will use your dataset to design/validate a civil engineering design. This has to do with liability of using a dataset from a "non-official" source. Right now, you are stuck in the middle where it is not viable for non-US companies to use it, while US companies will mostly rely on NOAA Atlas. If this is to become a public-facing product, then the current pricing is too high, and might have to develop an alternative business model. Maybe people are interested in checking the floodplain zonation/xrain before buying a house, for example. But no SAAS in that case.

How flexible is your codebase to incorporate regional datasets? I think you will have to regional merging.

What are your current costs of running the setup? Any possibility/plans of white-labeling the codebase?
Absolutely hilarious that - in an article talking about disinformation - they make the 100% wrong claim that the video is somehow misleading. It exists and the contents are absolutely clear.

Claiming that the video is misleading is 100% disinformation.

Reminds me of Trudeau who talked about Russian disinformation after they gave a standing ovation to a literal SS soldier.

Anything I don't like is a Russian/Chinese fake news campaign and everyone I don't agree with is a Russian/Chinese bot. I can't believe that's what the culture in the west has become. It's really concerning.
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