skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While not 100% exactly what you're looking for, Huberman Labs episode on MDMA is pretty close. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slUCmZJDXrk
The "don't lose the magic" supplementation is addressed but it is speculation based on anecdotal evidence and conjecture.
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I kinda like it. Some are cool like ice lake. Others quirky like coffee lake
Yeah there's a strong "castration" thing being pushed by right-wing media but it's not a thing. Kind of cool in a way to watch it spread like a virus across social media and general society though, but also a little horrifying.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/detransitioned-boy-castrated-b... (Note the total lack of sourcing)

https://www.factcheck.org/2023/05/scicheck-young-children-do...

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/mar/05/viral-imag...
There have supposedly also been avionics issues with flying at negative altitude. Israel has an airbase in the Dead Sea which is located below sea level.

https://avgeekery.com/challenge-flying-sea-level/
Profitability, such a weird concept for a company, isn't it?
> OEMs

That's OEM, singular, for many markets, including the US, where Xiaomi isn't sold.
I believe there will be an employment/income crisis with greater impacts on society than any possible food related crisis. Considering how things are evolving today with AI and ageism, by 2040 it will be extremely hard for the working class to sustain a decent standard of living.
Twitter (well X, now) surely has to be in the running as well.
Do you have a rough design outline of what you built? I feel like we're on the cusp of something like this and it sounds amazing.
Dumb enough to me, includes basic fq and aqm technology at the router. FIFOs are the worst form of queuing.

FQ solves most of the problem thoroughly enabling delay based transports, Van and Kathie´s codel, most of the rest. Van was also on the team that produced BBR, which spends most of it´s time in delay based mode when fq_codel is on the path.

I do wish more folk were actively applying cake nowadays. It works wonders.

https://blog.cerowrt.org/post/juniper/

Libreqos is doing nice things with cake.
Mostly interested in the npu. Most npus are pretty useless for cutting edge ai
Carmack is actually overhyped, didn’t contribute to AI, and is likely to never to.
> Math is an epistemological tool to abstract the causality of existence into a simplified structure

The mathematics to accurately predict or relay reality is still complex enough that it’s often beyond us. You’re right in that it’s a tool to understand, but if we’re using simplified math for simplified reality, is it really epistemological?

As you suggest, math isn’t outside the boundary of philosophic investigation. It never was in the past, and I don’t think better approximations change that calculation.
Stars don’t move a lot, so exposure time can be high.
CI = Continuous Integration
2400Mbps = 300 MB (megabytes)/s x2 = 600MB/s which is pretty close to the number the OP was stating. So to get over 1GB/s you need more than 2x2, right?
I've never done this, but if I was trying to be charitable; in bear country, I assume making noise to avoid startling the animals is best practice.
My tendency to be a victim of the Dunning Kruger Effect and constant repeating of the same mistakes points to an intelligence deficit. I have tried using both anger and discipline multiple times in the past to change and improve myself but it has never worked long enough, it always fails. So, I definitely need external help.

I don't think I need a therapist as I don't really plan/want to end myself. If I had a time machine and there was no grandfather paradox, I would make sure I won't exist but since that's impossible, I am looking to find whatever methods, experimental, surgical, whatever to eliminate what I also hope are just impediments and not an absence of intellect. I need to find someone who can tell me if my problems have solutions.
The NY Times had an article last week on the pervasive spread of eco-anxiety- the dread of the future and the doom no one can change the course of it … ironically they later had a guest opinion piece about ‘peak humanity’ driven only by reproduction rates of less than 2.1 per mating couple. The peak based on that was also between 2050-2080, at which point global populations begin and exponential crash as well. And if you want to add to your gloom a side of nuclear apocalypse, read ‘There is nowhere to hide’ from thebulletin.org …

We are already seeing population declines in various countries. We are seeing population collapse in many species worldwide. You don’t need to wait for methane releases or burning the last drop of petroleum… it is here.

The constructive thing to do is figure out what world do you want to live in … one where the abandoned houses and office buildings lay as tombstones to an opulent past of plentiful labor and an ever growing standard of living driven by technological advances ..

look around you and soak it all in - this is as good as it gets.

Now comes the hard part.
Unfortunately it has a really high "works on my machine" factor. I'm using Llama2-chat-13B via mlc-llm + whisper-streaming + coqui TTS. I just have a bunch of hardcoded paths and these projects tend to be a real pain to set up, so figuring out a nice way to package it up with its dependencies in a portable way is the hard part.

I'm mostly using llama2 because I wanted it to work entirely offline, not because it's necessarily faster, although it is quite fast with mlc-llm. Calling out to GPT-4 is something I'd like to add. I think the right thing is actually to have the local model generate the first few words (even filler words sometimes maybe) and then switch to the GPT-4 answer whenever it comes back.
They mixed too many words and it became a Censor's salad.
I've taken certification exams where an app is run on my machine verifying I have nothing else open and my camera had to be enabled, with me and my hands in view for the entirety of the test. There are ways to ensure cheating is more difficult than it's worth, however I see this tech as greatly changing what we want to learn and how we might learn it. It is transformative and not slowing down.
I live in Boston and frequently went to BUG events prior to COVID. The pandemic killed off many in-person meetups, and nowadays game developer events meet much less frequently. There already is a game dev meetup group called Boston GameDev which seems to have absorbed all of the meetups into one umbrella - and this includes BUG. There is no pressing need to rename the group or transfer members because this umbrella organization already exists.

See the about section here: https://www.meetup.com/bostongamedev/

It's a real shame that BUG is dying, it was one of my favorite meetup groups prior to COVID.
Thanks. I misread the article as needing to be replaced at that point and not that they should at least last that long. A reread says that they should expect to last 10 years. I assume they'd go longer with even more range degradation.

Does the expected battery replacement at years 8-12 kill the resale value for models older than 8 years?
If the U.S. Navy had been tied up in the Pacific, I think it’s tough to say what would have happened on the eastern front. The Soviets were pretty dependent on U.S. aid for food, trucks, planes, etc etc. If the naval balance were shifted a lot, that aid might not have made it.
No way Japan would have been able to consume the USA even if Midway was lost. A ground invasion of the US? How do you imagine that?

Still a very important battle and a gripping story.
this also happens on day to day consumer grade stuff. new brands of hotdogs will be yummy, the next batches will be shitty. same with bread from bakeries.

it's crazy how the loss in quality begets them increased profits in nthe short term, but costs them their entire business in the long term.

the high quality products can be the loss leaders, and they can just commoditize the compliments.

why would you reduce the size of bread, when you can just sell me overpriced peanut butter, jams, and spreads to come along with it?

a good lesson in trust and social psychology. when trust is built, people throw their money at you.
Do you have any research papers supporting those assertions? At least with low-concentration bleach, it's been tested numerous times in RCTs without any harmful effects, besides bad taste. It's also proven effective, or at least as effective as prescription-based chlorhexidine mouthwash.

I'm interested in reading more, because I find diluting the bleach solution to be annoying and would obviously damage dyed fabrics if spilled.
exactly right. https://blog.cerowrt.org/post/juniper/

We have now produced variants of the flow queuing algorithm for fq-codel, fq-pie, and the FQ in cake, which we are now using in libreqos. It is the best form of fq ever designed, IMHO, with really good min/max fairness properties, resistence to starvation, great rtt fairness and highly complementary simultaneously time based AQM technology easily applied. I would like to see more improvements on the AQM side in the future and for it to land in more hardware.

Admittedly, I´m one of the authors... :)
Do you have a recommendation of a drone with similar features that doesn't require jailbreaking?
>This argument was made (practically verbatim) to defend tobacco, asbestos, and fossil fuels

Sure it was. Indeed, your argument is practically verbatim the rhetoric of antivaxxers, flat Earthers and climate change deniers.

As to your other point, what "positive effect" are you demanding? Controlling blood sugar and controlling calories both have an *enormous*, overwhelming volume of evidence. Sugar substitutes are just tangentially related to that effort.
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Not from the States, so haven't attempted those.

I don't think I am depressed, since this has been me for more than a decade since I was a child. I may sound depressed because I can finally understand how dumb I am and I don't like it at all and the predicament I am in now.
Yes exactly. And I find many tweets only make any sense either because they are a reply or the beginning of a thread or something. Or maybe the tweet is all there is, but you'd need to know that. With the new format you just get the orphaned tweet and don't know where it fits in. It's imo not really an appropriate way of sharing information anymore.
> It seems a bit strange that Tesla can build multiple electrics cars for 150k$ but the robot that consists of much less material should cost that much.

Cars are only cheap because of massive economies of scale. This robot will probably be hand assembled, making it obviously quite expensive. Not to mention the need to recoup a lot the R&D investment money over relatively few units.
Not really. Phi never had a very large market in reality, and at the time it existed there were very few non-niche workloads it was actually cost effective at. Intel was also on top at the time so they could afford to experiment there; now they're actually chasing an existing market that is growing. Phi looked really cool but existing software (a major selling point!) couldn't meaningfully be run without very poor performance and it was difficult to program. To the extent its design decisions made sense or were useful, they were absorbed into other product lines (e.g. Xeon MAX now has an HBM on die as an option, most Xeons just began scaling up their core count while keeping a better core uarch, etc...)

But Intel has been doing GPUs for a very long time however and it doesn't realistically seem like they are going to stop anytime soon. Discrete-class and Datacenter class GPUs are new for them, but hyperscaler space is a place that's staying hot and one they're familiar with. Nvidia literally can't sell H100s fast enough. So, I suspect they'll probably remain in the "GPU accelerator" race for quite a while yet, actually.
Why wouldn't apple let software just work as a proxy between the drone and dji?

You don't need camera access, location services, etc when the drone does all of it onboard.

I got a mavic early on and sent it back because you needed the app and an account to activate it and fly it, even manually.
In space they still use similar methods. A different division of a company I used to work for built star trackers for satellites.
> Gpt-4 can perform nearly all tasks you throw at it with well above average human performance.

It can't even generate flashcards from a textbook chapter, because it can't load the entire chapter into memory. Heck, it doesn't even know what textbook I'm talking about; I have to provide the content!

It fails constantly at real world coding problems, and often does so silently. If you tried to replace a software developer with GPT 4, you would be left with a gaping productivity hole where that developer you replaced once existed. The improvement GPT 5 would have to provide is multiple orders of magnitude in order for this to be a realistic proposition.

I use it daily and know better than to trust its output.
Phil Fish was personally an absolute manchild who had one single good mechanical idea and rode it until the wheels fell off

Indie developers though by their very nature are an extremely varied bunch, and the things they make are a reflection of that
This is a really good (and rare) interview with van, where he and mike finally asked the question - "how did this EVER work?": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP4A6L7CEqA
Wait till we get to the next generation that could buy even less houses…
Kids’ competitive activities lead to debt for parents
Now I wonder how many those parents are willing to be in debt for kids' academic tutoring. It says a lot about American parents.
I am definitely not! I checked out your submissions and I think you are both humbling/underestimating yourself and I may not have put across how precariously stupid I am.
hot clipping mics batman!
Are the hikers considered intrusive, or just the drones?
The emulsion tube might be pressed in on that carburetor. 99% of the time there's some deposits built up from old gas and that's why it doesn't run / doesn't run well. Use thin wire or a carb cleaner kit or a torch tip cleaner kit to poke the junk out of all the parts you can remove/access, and use a can of carb cleaner to spray through all the channels you can't otherwise access.
You made me remember this article you might have read before: https://www.wired.com/story/our-machines-now-have-knowledge-...
Maybe true, but he's trying, investing his time and possibly his money in it. He could also just do nothing, it's cool that he's spending time thinking about it. What more could you ask for?
LOL, you really think secret agents are sneaking into engineering offices at night to tamper with construction blueprints, straightening curved road plans without anyone noticing?

Even if there were "make it straighter" dictates from above, those wouldn't need to be kept secret in the first place! Not even from other countries, which have perfectly good maps of US roads and can think of alternate uses all on their own.
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The 3D Foveros packaging technology is critical as it allows some path lengths to be much shorter than if you had to traverse that same path but only in the horizontal 2D plane.

Very excited to see how this plays out in practice.
I'd like to find a good competitor too, and not just because of the geofencing. DJI has been identified as a national security threat by the US DOD, essentially because there's no way to be sure that every second of GPS-tagged video shot by a DJI drone isn't going into a giant server farm owned by the Chinese intelligence service.

https://www.defense.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/270608...
Interesting to see how efficient these are for office/coding (e.g. typing into vscode) tasks. Will the cpu tile be off most of the time or will it take some years before applications and OS are tuned to avoid cpu tile wakeups.

Also how good will the p-cores be compared to previous gen?

Are the avx-10 instructions going into this generation?
It's not what others want me to do, it's what I wanted to do and I couldn't because of my own inaction and maybe my own low capability and intellect.
> And I don't really get the whole hate against trans people. It's not like they're harming anyone.

Tell that to all the lesbian women who've had their social and dating spaces overrun by men pretending to be women. Or to the female prisoners forced to share cells with such men. Or indeed to any woman who's had to deal with one of these men invading a female-only space for his own selfish delight.
Not a single sentence about crime, drug use, homelessness, etc., but they threw in a quote from the communist manifesto to take a political jab at "capitalism". A+ totally unbiased journalism here.
Congrats on your progress. Keep it up - you've got this!
The idea is to discuss provocative things without getting provoked to sputtering grumpitude and if you can't help getting provoked to sputtering grumpitude, don't write it on HN. It's imperfect and limiting in a number of ways but it's not a particularly onerous or unreasonable constraint.
Thanks, I’ll give it a read
If it's not possible to estimate the risk in advance then how is the legislature supposed to do it? If only the employers and not the employees know of the risk then who is going to advocate for a law? And in the latter case the employer would presumably have liability for knowingly exposing people to something harmful without informing them of the risk.
With the iPad and MacBook Apple added 160 MHz support for 6E only (not on 5 GHz still, which makes sense). Did they really not do that with the new iPhone 15 Pro as well? A bit disappointing really.
Interestingly the entire NextStep UI was built on a graphics format called Display Postscript when Apple acquired it as the foundation of OS X

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_PostScript
> he's just the money guy

This argument never makes sense as it's pure circular reasoning. He's had no money to invest in anything without taking from some of his companies (which is what happened to Twitter). You can't invest in Tesla with money from Tesla.
I don't give a shit about T2, really. I only care about the concept of Kerbal Space Program, the mere fact it is getting attention at all is shocking, let alone from a AAA game studio (for better or for worse there). The heads of some of the best mods of KSP1 are in the dev teams, it seems to be getting the attention it needs to succeed in the long run.
In my opinion, a more interesting question is "is anything other than math real?"

Is there anything that physically exists that is non-mathematical?
Get over yourself, they did it together. The allieds invaded France. Russia would've been made a vassal state of Germany if it wasn't for the US.
When I saw this wall I thought it was the SR-71 copypasta.
Last Epoch is really good too.
Yep. Similar to his aerospace venture. Reminds me of that guy who thinks the F-16 is the greatest fighter jet of all time and all air warfare will be WW2 gun battles. Carmack and Sutton are classical thinkers who did great work in the past, but are also stuck in it.
As if those of us glued to a laptop for the last 20+ years haven't already... And yes I have nerd-neck and I wish I could fix it, but I fear it's too late. Despite which, my habits persist <facepalm emoji>.
... the typical working mathematician is a Platonist on weekdays and a formalist on Sundays

Philip Davis, Reuben Hersh, "The Mathematical Experience"
Redefining terms until the question doesn’t matter is a totally valid way to solve a problem /s
Why didn't they just use UTC for everything?

No time zone no bite
If it’s fine for farm kids, it’s fine for any kid.
I don't remember verifying TOTP in months. I'm pretty sure since I setup passkeys. Maybe it's not required if you have three methods setup.
That's what I am looking for, some chemicals or experimental procedures or whatever it takes.

Keeping aside goals, my problems have significantly hindered my ability to function normally.
some of it is integer
I'm still upset at Sony for cancelling Star Wars Galaxies. I avoid Sony products now. I know its immature of me and the product most likely would have been eclipsed by other mmo tech that was coming out but thats the emotional response.
I think the average person was shorter then. I'm 6'3" and flirting with 200 lbs, and other than a bit of a dad bod am (or so I tell myself) pretty slim. My guess is these guys were mostly well under 6'
And if anyone is curious about getting into the hobby, I just picked up my first drone for quite cheap.

The DJI Mini 2 SE is $339 at most stores.
Does Microsoft OneDrive export large ZIP files that are corrupt? (2020)
I supposed that depends if you interpret GBPS as someone holding shift or someone really meaning to express network speeds in bytes and just happens to capitalize the rest too. But yeah, to get over 1 GB/s (or 8 Gbps) you'd need more than a 2x2 setup even with the massive 320 MHz channels Wi-Fi 7 is going to bring.
I've heard good things about Skydio.
This is my experience with the mini 3. It’s incredible for sure, but once some trees and/or structures are in the way, it falls apart in a hurry.
Paper is difficult to hack.

Typewriters, however, are a different story, and the Soviets managed to bug IBM Selectrics during the Cold War:

<https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-crazy-story-of-how-soviet-russ...>

Several related HN discussions: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16246432> <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31965969> <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21998774>
The weird thing is that I actually don't care even a little bit about graphics and really want a scaled down experience (partially as a parent it's not possible to spend hundreds of hours on a game anymore... or even 20).

But it's somehow bizarrely hard to find in Indie, they all want to be these sprawling finicky massive things where you have to read a novel length wiki to find out that "four sticks can make a log", or are brutally difficult, or both (Darkest Dungeon comes to mind).

There's some counter examples but theyre weirdly hard to find.
What do you mean "mediocre". Pixel art (like so many graphic adventure games) might not be your thing but different styles for different folks.

I know you were trying to say "it didn't offer graphic card pushing 3d like AAA games but it did X uniquely" but by no means can you call that mediocre, specially if you've ever seen old games.

Gameplay over one specific style of graphics, is probably the concept you're looking for.
Here is a realworld example, easily duplicated by anyone with a big fifo AND enough flows, that happens all the time, with cubic: https://blog.cerowrt.org/post/juniper/
You can get close enough to touch (but you mustn’t touch) the SR71 at the Udvar-Hazy center of the Smithsonian!
Weren’t those big blocks on the starter cart Buicks?