skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My understanding is you always need a runtime to play the async game -- something needs to drive the async flow. But there are others on the market, just not without the.. market domination... of tokio.

https://github.com/smol-rs/smol looks promising simply for being minimal

https://github.com/bytedance/monoio looks potentially easier to work with than tokio

https://github.com/DataDog/glommio is built around linux io_uring and seems somewhat promising for performance reasons.

I haven't played with any of these yet, because Tokio is unfortunately the path of least resistance. And a bit viral in how it's infected things.

But I'm planning on giving glommio at least a whirl.
There were never any technical difficulties with it. It was / is always about cost. And anything government lead will comes with politics.

We also have 5G Home Station in many places and those are fast becoming part of the broadband solution especially in rural area. ( So much about 5G being useless on HN )
> you can't access it on the go

You can to the same extent that you can access a smart phone on the go. You just have to remember to bring it with you. Given how often I "forget" my smart phone at home, the "access anywhere" isn't a huge selling feature for most things to me. While I do use web-based email, I tend to prefer things like paper tickets for events and paper receipts because I actually find them to be more convenient than digital. This is because having to have a smart phone with me at all times that could get lost, stolen, damaged, malfunction etc. and is a single point of failure in the event thereof is the polar opposite of my definition of convenience.

No one has made the argument that paper is without problems. Only that it has way fewer problems than digital. That, and that the businesses and shills that are trying to force digital-everything are evil monsters that belong in the same rung of hell typically reserved for murderers and people who talk at movie theatres.
That's fair, but if we consider the amount of game dev studio that have the resources (time and money) to do that, versus the amount of indie game devs and small studio who do not, I'm not sure that it's fair to say "you can just fork it".

The examples of successful forks are anecdotal, they are the exceptions not the rule. This is survivor's bias.
Yeah I couldn’t decide if it was .25 or .5 because the dropped frames make the movements of the human look janky at any speed, but going off the part where he’s moving the blocks around .25 looked a bit more “natural” to me.

Either way the video is purposely deceptive and the robot is nowhere near even a university-level vision-based robot when seen at normal speeds.
The B-58 Hustler was the first aircraft with stellar-inertial navigation.
well, I am not sure how small you can turn your 70b model into a small one, but its a great question for the Ollama creators: https://lu.ma/yourdatayourmodel
Intellectual dishonesty; I already admitted my own mistake.
ACK is built on top of the LTS, so it done impact how long a version of ACK exists.
I hope this isn't too unrelated, but I've named [bigassfans.com](https://bigassfans.com) my Best World Wide Web Site of The Year Award for 13 years in a row!
This vastly, vastly oversells the stakes of Midway. Japan lost before the war ever began[1]. By the end of the war the US produced 17 fleet carriers, 9 light carriers, and 76 escort carriers. US strength at Midway was 3 fleet carriers. By the end of 1945 the US would still have built several new Navies as well as the atomic bomb. Japan was struggling to finish China on their side of the Pacific, their armed forces would be totally incapable of securing the sea lanes to the US let alone land such a massive invasion force as to sweep across the whole continent.

The Japanese war plan was strategically inept from the outset - hit the US really hard, then sue for peace from a position of strength. But even if they got the carriers at Pearl Harbor, it was only a matter of time before US industrial output buried them and they failed to account for an enemy committed to total war. The turning point happened at Midway but the specific time and place don't really matter - it was inevitable. For Japan to win the war they would have had to walk an improbable golden path from victory to decisive victory while suffering no irreplaceable losses.

By the way, Germany displayed similar strategic ineptitude. Even if Germany won the Battle of Britain, they would not have been able to supply any invasion force they managed to land on Britain. They had no surface fleet, and they were staring down the largest navy in the world! All the Royal Navy needs to do is contest the Channel for a critical week or two and you've just lost your entire invasion force. As it happens they lost the BoB. Unable to finish the war against a globe-spanning empire, they proceeded to send their entire army into the USSR...

...and while US lend-lease certainly helped, the Soviet counteroffensive at the end of 1941 already inflicted such damage on the Wehrmacht that they started suffering shortages of men and equipment. The unsuccessful German offensive in 1942, Case Blue, was more limited in scope than Barbarossa because of these shortages - attacking in the southern USSR rather than the entire front as in 1941. Case Blue started the same month as the Battle of Midway - the outcome of the two could hardly be linked. With or without lend-lease, by end of '42 they are knee-deep in Russia with no prospect of further advance, while Britain blockades them on the other side.

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9ag2x3CS9M
No way am I going downtown anymore.

Walking over a dead body on my way to work was enough for me to never return to the office.

If the city doesn't enforce the laws on the books yet will hold me accountable for defending myself when the police won't I am not putting myself in a position to answer for laws against the lawlessness.

I didn't mind after midnight crime when I lived downtown. It's now high noon crime with defenders of law are the enemy.
If there isn't then I guess we're all just talking to ourselves anyways so it doesn't really matter.
Richard Sutton is now working with John Carmack at Keen Technologies.
Because the goalposts are currently somewhere near Neptune, and expected to catch up to Voyager sometime in the next couple years.
The other thing that Apple did while developing OSX was to replace Display PostScript with an in-house implementation of Adobe's open PDF specification.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quartz_2D
You should play a short hike, especially if you have a steam deck.

Other great or lovely short games :

Firewatch

Steamworld dig 2 isn't as short but you can play it in 10 min chunks and it's cheerful and fun

Backbone (now called tails noir I think) is weird but worthwhile. It starts as cheerful beautiful detective mystery and ends as dark beautiful existential story.

Hades is also great for 10 minute bursts.

Amanita design games - botanicula machinarium samorost
don’t jinx it!
They have been been upstreaming patches to the kernel. In fact Android works with a stock Linux kernel now.
With expansion like that, this business can scale!
This was the only way to get past the automated screen.
> is there an example where Mark Twain told a story that his audience presumed to be true and was invented to garner sympathy?

It's an answer to this question
I don't agree with the decision to switch. At that point, given the sunk cost, I probably would have continued with the original plan.

However, that doesn't change the fact that the original plan was bad and should never have been launched in the first place.
I hope the downvote you received for this comment did not leave you ... emotionally damaged.
I've been using a magnetic pad (https://www.plus-vision.com/jp/product/kaite/) that works on the same principles of eink, except using magnets rather than electric fields. There's many variants available on aliexpress now. The only con is that stray magnets like on computers will wipe the pad if placed too close together.
According to the documentation of the Astro-Nav System, it is designed to operate in polar areas [1].

[1] https://airandspace.si.edu/webimages/collections/full/NAS-14...
If that was the plan, it was pretty stupid. I prefer the simpler theory that this was just plain old greed and hubris.
I don't understand--is this a side project, or is it a thing you are trying to sell?
My issue had nothing to do with morals. If I cant use Apollo, then I wont use reddit. All of the other clients are awful, and I dont miss the content enough to justify using the official app, or finding other ways to circumvent the restrictions.
I'll bet if SV wasn't such a hotspot that such things would be handled better. You can't dogfood this if you're in Mountain View and chances are that the intersection of 'people working on Google Maps' and 'people that use Google Maps in Fiji' is empty.
Just like reading the comments one news discussion sites promotes merely the idea of reading the articles.
Thats entirely depended on the context and assumes some other safeguards exist. Outlawing alone can be utterly horrific, there are quite a few examples of child labor unions (as in working children) fighting such laws. Its no surprise seeing as when there are no social safety nets they are at real direct threat of starvation once they loose their jobs.

This sometimes being seen as an acceptable cost to not have to look at working children gets us into the very much evil category. Its quite gut wrenching how often such distanced simplified signaling results in horrific situations for the people on the ground, even without bad intentions.
I was more thinking of general passenger planes, which do not typically land in much if any snow on the ground

yes there are exceptions, but GP seems to be thinking more generally to planes with wheels
I think neural plasticity is better allocated to the niche specific ideas they're working with than to re-learn the UX/UI some Product Manager looking for a bonus or raise or whatever, thought a good idea.

I've had to disable the new bubbles download from chrome in so many places already, even my fucking dentist couldn't produce a recipe because they couldn't find the new UI.

professionals like their tools to be reliable and not at the whims of capital greedy corps.
How did they measure literacy without a nationalised curriculum? Did the British system also introduce English?
the "quartz crystals" were likely optical flats and they were connected by wringing-on (like a set of gauge blocks).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_flat#Wringing
I'm not sure why you'd use an optical flat in a missle nav system, now I'm curious.
"I thought you might like an injection" https://youtu.be/3ZOoKCOWlbs
Every starting quarterback in the NFL is over 200 lbs with the large majority over 220 lbs.

I guess they all could be in fat mens clubs. Wild.
A modern shooter that takes some inspiration from the doom (probably more Quake) era is "Boltgun". It's amazing and just so much fun. Play today. You can lower the graphics to look like Doom or adjust them to look like fairly decent, but obviously retro inspired. It's set in the Warhammer universe.

Regarding the datedness of games like Doom & Duke Nukem 3D, I've noticed a peculiar principle where they start off looking horribly dated to me, but my brain quickly adapts and I don't even notice the drop in realism after a few hours. It just becomes fun.
Osbert Lancaster "pillar to post" if I recall correctly says that the GLC and it's precursor the LCC demolished more of Christopher Wren's churches than the Nazi bombers.

That's a great article btw. Thanks!
you're confusing between "i don't care about order", and "there is no order". Name ONE queue implementation that doesn't have order.
F is a concept of force and has a wide variety of English words that apply.

Mass is represented in English by the tokens: "the property of matter resistant to acceleration"

Acceleration is represented in English as the change of the change of the position through time.

To your point, there are an infinite number of definitions we can apply to the equation defining a product. So Physics context + mathematical verbiage = elucidated ideas.
Working from home really helped me. I use the Tomato/Pomodoro technique, but backwards. I let myself be distracted for 10 minutes first, then I work for 20 mins after. Distractions such as laundry, reading news come first, which relieves the feeling that I need to do something else, calms me down. Then I can do 1 work task for 20 mins. Then when I feel restless again I spend another 10 mins doing what my mind wants (eg. brush dog)… then back to 20 mins of work.

For me the point of the timer is to snap me out of the distraction or I’ll be on Hacker News for an hour.
I bought a Mini 2 about two years ago while arguing with my insurance about storm damage and roof repairs. Close up, high quality, multi-angle stills and video made it a lot harder for them to argue that their inspectors had done a good job. Their inspectors had, in fact, done a shit job, but it was my word against theirs until I had video proof of my claims. Paid for itself many times over.
One of the important points in this essay is letting go of the outcome, and focusing on th process. This is something which I’ve discovered has helped me lately. When you are focused on the outcome, whatever your goal is, you will be anxious because you’re not there yet. But when you focus on the process, which is the way to get there, you become more forgiving of mistakes, and adopt a more resilient attitude.
That looks a bit smaller than I expected, from my uninformed opinion. Maybe it's just the angle of the photos.

How did it fly for 10hrs (based on the parent article) at high speeds without a ton of space for fuel?
actually, yes they do have support for Llama2 70B, you need 39GB of ram, compared to 130GB that it originally takes.
> but Ukraine still has an air force.

That's a generous statement.
I would assume you can’t download them. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/05/apple-music-announces...
COVID really messed up the improvements made to NYC's FiDi over the past decade.
Mozilla.ai
Over the past year, I’ve made a deliberate effort to improve my “personal computing”, which for me is about how I use the shell. I start by trying to notice when I’m doing the same task multiple times and getting tripped up on the specific syntax or sequence of commands (i.e. what’s the Git command again to split certain files out of a previous commit into a separate one?) I will then create an alias, a shell script or maybe a larger program to start addressing it, solving my initial use case first, and gradually revisiting things over time to make improvements.

Through this process I’ve created a whole idiom of commands for myself. I have no pretense that they would be useful to anyone else, and I don’t sweat them beyond their ability to make my life easier. From these incremental efforts, I find I have access to a new kind of language in my mind. Especially with Git, I find myself seeing it as an extension of my mental process, integral to how I even think about solving problems, not just a VCS I use to push code around.

By noticing how I was working, I didn’t seek to optimize where I was at, I sought to graduate to levels where what previously needed optimization just doesn’t exist.
Do this no longer work? https://github.com/sindresorhus/quick-look-plugins

https://github.com/Marginal/QLVideo
Your last point is very much true. If the family no longer controls their company, or even, just their founding members, it sets off a huge red flag for me. Sometimes, it's for the better. But, if I had trust in that company, it most likely stemmed from their work.

There are some nice examples of founding members going above and beyond to maintain their control, which may not look like it from the get go. Ubisoft comes to mind. I may not like some of their games, but I really appreciate the efforts of the Guillemot brothers.
The never-ending quest to create the perfect homepage
DEF-H is actually SCP-8737-Pi.
To be fair, 2x2 is already a high standard as smartphones go..
They should have kept YouTube premium and YouTube music as separate options in addition to having a bundled subscription. A lot of people have a problem with being forced to pay for both when they only use YouTube for non music viewing.
I love your response.

But can math be both rational AND irrational?
Yes, although it's worth noting it's only a few chapters of Shareware Heroes. For those curious about Shareware Heroes, I interviewed Richard Moss (the author) about shareware a couple months ago on my podcast:
https://pnc.st/s/kopec-explains-software/67e565b5/shareware-...
> Affordable housing is defined by the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as housing that does not require a household to spend more than 30 percent of its gross monthly income on housing costs.

This is fantastic, and I do think this definition is meaningful, but what legally binds this definition to what politicians and interest groups discuss? Without a legal binding the term "affordable housing" will continue to be a floating signifier indicating housing that is somehow generally affordable conveniently without defining the mechanism by which this will be delivered.
If you look at this through an organizational lens -- how incentives line up for individuals -- rater than as what makes sense for Intel holistically, it might make more sense.

You see similar behavior in many failing companies, as well as third world countries. You can't admit faults to iterate, and you need grand new initiatives.
This book is not really addressing the more common "is math real" question of it being empirical or invented. For an interesting take on that question, see the 1st section of the 2nd part of Daniel Shanks' Solved and Unsolved Problems in Number Theory. He makes some interesting points about the old Pythagorean views
I'll agree you get more features with the Google implementation, however I'm not sure it meaningfully equates to a different experience.

Unless you're worried nobody will leave a voicemail (which, I think will change over time as folks know the functionality exists), the ability to pick up if you don't recognize the number... or if someone you do know has something that's extremely urgent. Neither are navigated substanially better with the prompts Google offers.
It is if you use pascal :D
You can disagree with him that it's the best language or that he didn't prove his case, but I don't see how he's offering a strawman.

I'm also not sure that translating without context is a meaningful. What language operates without context? Without context, what would the pronoun 'that' in your post point to? What does the phrase 'back to' mean without the associated physical metaphor? How would this be different from translating to and from German without context?
Are teachers not working class then? How about secretaries?

That’s a silly distinction for what “working class” is.
How is this useful if you can’t refuel or reload ordnance? Also if you do land on a highway, aren’t you a sitting duck for the enemy?
That seems like a very weird statement to make. Many numbers in the real world are integral (two objects, one electron, etc.). Thanks to quantum physics, most measurements are integral too.
Yes. But does irrationality imply non-reality?
Let me tell you a story about a place called Carthage.
Depends on how close you want to sit and how broad is the backrest. Maybe people mostly want values of those that are worse for this? But then you could design a backrest with a slot.
If you can get your hands on one. The supply chain can’t support the demand.
That would make sense if Google Maps wasn't 18yrs old, but I don't really have opinions on that sort of thing as I've never worked for a large tech company on a mature product. Maybe there's not much motivation to try that hard after a certain time.
I learned about GRML only a few years ago. Absolutely love the mixture of power and minimalism. Here is the only ISO which increases my mileage even more: https://netboot.xyz
Unity is running as fast as possible in the opposite direction of Friedman's advice.

The businessmen believe that they are defending free enterprise when they declaim that business is not concerned “merely” with profit but also with promoting desirable “social” ends; that business has a “social conscience” and takes seriously its responsibilities for providing employment, eliminating discrimination, avoiding pollution and whatever else may be the catchwords of the contemporary crop of reformers.

San Francisco based Unity is on the vanguard of the new socially aware Corp.

https://unity.com/esg

https://unity.com/unity-uk-binary-gender-pay-gap-report

https://unity.com/inclusion-diversity
fuck that was sick
If the USA's airbases are all bombed there's nothing going to be left on the planet. It's not a credible scenario. There may be other reasons, but this is a dumb one.
The Challenger Sale - Matthew Dixon & Brent Adamson

The Little Red Book of Selling - Jeffery Gitomer

Crossing the Chasm - Geoffrey Moore

To Sell is Human - Daniel Pink

These are all especially good if you are a technical person first

You'll learn the most by trying to sell every day, building that habit as a technical person is probably the bigger challenge than the selling part.
>Being able to spot a small white object in the sky and hearing it are very different things.

They are but not the way you suggest, you stop hearing it long before you stop seeing it. :)
> DJI OcuSync is based on LTE: https://www.suasnews.com/2022/05/the-dji-p1-and-s1-fpv-chips... is an example of more information.

Is it using LTE bands? Or just LTE technology on non-licensed bands?
It sounds like you're talking about the distinction between positive versus negative liberties as defined by Isaiah Berlin. I'm not sure the original concept of rights was ever limited to just negative liberties, i.e. freedom from government.

There's a nice Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry on the topic: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/liberty-positive-negative...
The biggest complaint I have is that anything sold in a non-resealable single-serving container should be treated as one serving, regardless of any standardized size.

So for instance a can of soda should be totaled on the full 12oz, not the 8oz serving size that no one actually consumes.
>But modern thinkers cannot be so readily absolved

No, but they can go on a 40 year goose chase trying to reconcile the many different string theories that don't have any physical evidence to substantiate.

QFT is one of the most successful theories we've created, but GR is still our best theory regarding gravity. There's still no evidence for the graviton. We probably need something else besides QFT to describe the nature of reality