skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For those wondering why the M2 Ultra is so fast, or the M1 & M2 series in general, it's because inference's main bottleneck is memory bandwidth, not compute power. And the M2 Ultra has a bandwidth of 800 GB/s which is about 8 times faster than an average modern desktop CPU (dual-channel DDR4-6400 offers a bandwidth of 102 GB/s).

This high bandwidth is really a result of Apple having designed a unified memory architecture for the M1 and M2 chips. Typically on a laptop or desktop, the CPU and GPU have distinct memory systems: high-bandwidth (but relatively low-capacity) graphics memory, and relatively low-bandwidth (but high-capacity) CPU memory. Apple decided to simplify that and instead implemented a single high-bandwidth memory system shared by the CPU and GPU. The only downside is that such high-bandwidth memory had to be tightly integrated in the M2 package, so the maximum capacity is limited. For example whether you spend 5,600 USD (cheapest Mac Studio machine with M2 Utra and 192 GB) or $10k+ (maxed out Mac Pro), you will only ever get 192 GB RAM max. For that amount, a PC could get 1024 GB RAM (5× more!) But on the other hand, if your workload, like inference, doesn't need more than 192 GB, then that's great. Personally I think Apple made the right tradeoff here. 800 GB/s of memory bandwidth on a general purpose CPU, on a single socket, has never been done before (to my knowledge.)
The Ory stack looks to be very high quality for sure. But so far in this thread there's been mentioned Hydra, Kratos, and Oathkeeper in order to run an OIDC server. You say Hydra is as barebones as you can get, but by itself it has 58 direct dependencies. I'm sorry, it just seems to be targeted at a completely different demographic.
But you can set family members/significant others/etc as possible recovery mechanisms! This seems like a really workable solution that I don’t see people discussing in this thread?
Threats of violence and guilt by association is not part of proper discourse.

This isnt more speech, its saying shut up or find out, its an attempt at mob justice, one makes websites with disregard for privacy and truth (did they say it or just associated to the organisation like the old student?), one amplifies the identified people with a truck, the other intimidates with death threats, and none feel very guilty because each carry through a fraction of the whole ordeal. More speech is great, but thats a romanticised view you have, because these people are putting themselves above the law.
The fastest ever human-made object keeps breaking its own speed record
Ghost in the Machine: How Fake Parts Infiltrated Airline Fleets
Link to full paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/370805319_Improving...

Interesting stuff. It seems like some battery vendors don't use PET tape in their construction? In that case, I'm surprised that competitive analysis on the part of PET tape using vendors didn't result in this being a known issue ages ago.

Also, judging from the pictures, it looks like the tape degradation is really obvious. Again, surprising that battery manufacturers didn't open up their own batteries after aging / cycling tests and notice that.
Well, yeah, but "adopt and become the main driving force in both the language and the framework development" is -- while sometimes the least cost way of achieving your goal, especially compared to tossing and rebuilding a complex stack you've built on top of the language and framework -- hardly an endorsement of the inherent suitability of the platform for your use case.
Aren't you describing the perfect scenario of innovator's dilemma? Entrenched incumbents with a legacy and expensive technology, just waiting until a more nimble player comes along and disrupts the entire ecosystem from the bottom up. See the microcomputer, the PC, digital cameras, iPhone, Android, and so on.

Except, we haven't seen any of these nimble players gaining any traction. Maybe they're out there, or maybe they're yet to be created. Or maybe the complexity is an integral part of the problem they're supposed to be solving.

I guess we'll know in a few years.
What is configuration in this case?
> in this specific case poorly informed opinion...

It's hard to not see the IDF as a barbarous relic of it's own collective trauma from the Holocaust at this point; I personally think they are just as appalling as the German Nazis themselves and the US enables and funds this for Geo-political strategy: I believe in free speech and feel that I can make this argument without impunity as it's based entirely from decades of continual atrocities against Palestinians and overt crimes against Humanity (withholding life critical aid in a pandemic), and international killing of aid workers/activists (flotilla) documented the use of banned munitions on children as they regard them as less than Human while creating an overt surveillance state and exports this tech to other nations to use to monitor their citizens etc... and is only possible because there exists a sort of exceptional situation for Israel, but is it really any different than how the CCP treats the Uhigyers? I don't, and I think both should be condemned for their actions in a Tribunal for Crimes against Humanity alongside Putin's Russia.

Except Israel gets to quell any dissent on the topic for fear of being regarded antisemitic which ultimately is used to justify their actions; just so it's clear I find the actions of Hamas reprehensible and vile, but that 'party for Peace' was only a couple of miles from the Gaza border; tell me under what possible distorted form of reality can this be justified? It was noted that the sound of the music was likely heard in Gaza it was so close.

This is pretty much the conclusion that a Canadian UN peace keeping intern working in Palestine and Israel relations came to when we worked together on an unrelated job: that the victims often become the abuser and Gaza is a perfect example of how that has occurred in my Life-time. And that is what is taking place once more seeing innocent lives lost for the actions of a political extreme
minority; it is these kind of actions that have made me an anarchist in the end, as it is always normal people who suffer most in these systems.

That problem in-lies that a forced consensus is made: by not supporting the IDF/Israel inhumane actions, let alone claiming to be Pro-Palestine, it's made into a false equivalence of thinking you are are pro-Hamas, which is only possible if the overt censorship that I'm worried about is prevalent.

If a Law firm cannot distinguish that its a more nuanced matter, but will instead crumble under such pressure one has to ask 'how come' and 'why' doesn't it? I think this a matter of censorship, with much more dire underlying issues, more than it is anything else.
Cytokine just means cell signalling molecule

Cyto - cell, kine - movement

and covers a broad range of molecules, but generally excludes hormones and growth factors.

They are not exclusively to immune modulation, there are many other types too.
I'm a physician with lifelong bilateral tinnitus. Multiple pitches, quite loud, and acutely worse on the right side for the last 1.5 years or so (with some slight hearing loss).

I've spent a lot of time on PubMed, but so far I've not found anything that helps mine, even partially or temporarily. I've consulted with close friends that have significant expertise is relevant fields, which has not been fruitful.

Thankfully it's just part of existence as I've always known it, and so it's usually not too difficult, but can really be maddening when trying to fall asleep.
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I'm building a static site generator with optional dynamic components and lots of quirky features.
China is one giant timezone, despite being 20% wider than the US. Imagine going to work at 6 am or coming home from work at 8 pm as the normal thing, depending on where you lived, not adjusted for local sun times.
Because the binary might contain a JIT, or even more simply, it might load a DLL with new code.
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (1967)
Let me know what you think about ADPList, we're excited to put mentorship forward as the first format to bridge knowledge
Computer Chronicles
Does c# have much of an open source community?

I get the impression that Microsoft makes packages for everything and those are what get used for everything.
I'm sure you know this, but this is actually a special case of a much more general rule; in Julia, prefixed string literals are implemented are passed on to macros: https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/metaprogramming/#met...

Such macros can be defined by libraries or the end user to provide special behavior.
Will vLLM be supported as well?
It isn’t as long as the peer is aware it happens, because otherwise Telegram isn’t P2P it’s centralized for messaging.
There’s a level of attenuation that makes a meaningful difference which you are not acknowledging.

> displaying the names and faces of students allegedly affiliated with student groups that signed onto a controversial statement on Hamas’ attack on Israel.

The doxxed students didn’t make public statements, and it’s far from clear that they even approved the statements made by the groups they are allegedly affiliated with. In one case mentioned by the article, a former student who no longer attends Harvard was among those being billboarded.
Sacramento is also the only city on this list that one would consider the “west” in the US today—next closest are St Paul, MN and Galveston, TX.
What’s the difference between this and https://lynk.world/ or AST?
my instinct is

["a","bb","ccc","dddd"].grep /.../

but then, I'm a recovering perl hacker
I totaled my first bike on my 2nd day riding. Source: a left-turning car who didn't see me. (Uninsured, of course)

I was fine, thankfully. I'm about to sell my last motorcycle, though. Given current tech, I believe it's time to optimize for longevity.
do you want to transition to IC role within the same company?
if so, then dont. IMHO.
- tough to reset power equations. people may not be comfortable around folks they have reported to many levels above.
- 6 years of mgmt role is good experience to leverage for something else.
- if you've just had a kid, an IC role might be tough to manage.
- if you still want to do it, one way could be to take on small tasks that dont hold uyp the release almost independently for some time. and then when you think you are ready, do it.

but honestly, im not even sure how mgmt will see this. companies usually dont like people demoting themselves. best look for a new company. all IMHO
In this specific case, enabling specific plugins, configuring their behavior, adjusting maximum line lengths, that sort of thing.
That thread was infuriating. Since when does an encoding format have an evangelical task force? I'm all for UTF8 everywhere but wow some of the replies were super cringe.

Even when the proposal of "UTF-16 default, UTF-8 optional" was made to keep backwards compatibility, it was not enough. It has to be UTF8 because it's superior technically, as if that's the only consideration! I agree they should've just picked one, but I still don't think the maintainers needed a refresher on what is UTF-8 every 3 comments.
Or use UTF-8 everywhere to fix the problem. Code points have their own issues (as does UTF-8, but on balance these seem like better engineering tradeoffs).
My god, it isn't even a gaudy pink, that's incredibly mild.
Sadly their main candidate didn't pass early trials. $FREQ
Armbian and Devuan = Armvuan
In Defense of Electricity Markets
Jonathan Blow criticized the performance and complexity of LSP in his talk at DevGAMM 2019 titled "Preventing the Collapse of Civilization" (timestamp 42m26s; https://youtu.be/pW-SOdj4Kkk?t=2546):

> In the programming language world, there's this thing called Language Server Protocol that is pretty much the worst thing I've ever heard of. There are proponents of this all over, building systems for it right now that are going to be living on your computer tomorrow, or maybe even today. As far as I can tell, it's basically a more complicated, slower way to do libraries.

> Say you've got an editor for some programming language and you want to be able to do stuff that we've been doing for decades already. For example, look up the declaration of an identifier by clicking on it, or have tooltips that say, "What type is this value?" Well, they say the way you should do that is—you know, you have your editor and then it's a hassle to make plugins. This is the made-up problem. It's a hassle to make plugins for all these different things. So in order to standardize, you're going to run a server on your machine. Then your editor talks over a socket to the server, and the server talks back and gives you the answer. This approach has now turned your single program into a distributed system.

> The flaw in this whole line of thinking, that none of these people seem to actually think about, is that there's nothing special about looking up the location of an identifier in your code. That's just an API, like we have all the time for everything. So the obvious next step, if you're saying that we should architect our APIs like this, is to do this for other tasks. Now your editor, or whatever program, is going to be talking to multiple of these things. If you ever want to author anything for this, you now have to author and debug components of a distributed system where state is not located in any central place. We all know how fun that is, right?

> But of course, libraries are not that simple. Libraries use other libraries. So what happens at that point is you're running all these servers on your system, and who knows, some of them are going to go down and have to restart. People are synchronizing with each other—no, this is a disaster. And people are actively building this right now, while we're spending all this time overcomplicating stuff that we used to be able to do in 1960.

(Transcript produced by asking GPT-4 to clean up the raw output from youtubetranscript.com: https://chat.openai.com/share/e1bc0e87-f79e-4958-98e7-b93c1b...)
The example is for the child process. The threads in Rust is meant as an implementation detail. This is super unclear and should’ve been explained.
How is the result the same?
Kagi has a “Small Web” lens to help surface relevant search results
The part that's really weird to me is those lines are latitude based, so Finland and South Africa share the same timezone.

Sun wise, situations are a pretty different at any moment in the two countries. I wouldn't call the system "reliable" ( and those are not outliers, any zone with countries on opposite hemispheres has the same issue)
> Perhaps they want their community to shun them, which is a good and noble resolution to the general problem of someone exhibiting abhorrent behavior

We can make them walk around wearing pieces of flair so we can easily identify them.

I see why you may want to tug at this thread but I wouldn't.

People driving around in trucks identifying you isn't going to play out in favor of whatever zionist fantasies you may hold lol. The adults in the room saying walk away "get it".
Because if you have the peer ip (which WebRTC is sending the audio packets), you can do an IP to geo-reference and maybe get an idea if where the peer is, kinda, sorta.
This is quite a vague article. What it doesn't give are the odds of being affected by such foods. Risk is everywhere, crossing the road included.

If there's only a .50% chance of being hit by a bug on a picnic, who cares? That's life, and it's too short to worry about such stuff. Especially when you're having fun with kids and family on a sunny day in a beautiful meadow.
Count me among the UTF-8 everywhere absolutists. There are two ways to encode text: UTF-8, and a worse choice.

But I wouldn’t be annoying about it. I’d just tut tut from afar. (Though if the decision is still up in the air, I’d argue as passionately as any preacher to persuade our fellow devs to adopt our lord and savior UTF-8 into their hearts and minds.)
What if your searches are about something illegal? Wouldn’t Kagi have to comply with a search warrant? Pun weakly intended.
Dr Russ Harris: https://www.actmindfully.com.au/free-stuff/

It's not too kooky nowadays, it's a relatively widely practiced approach used by clinical psychologists.
Might of, may of, will of, can't of, must of, ought to of... There's no end to the horror.
This is ridiculous, Postgres is hands down a superior database at any price point.
> without the two interfering

I’m no radio expert but I think this was solved when they managed to handle a hundred thousand connected cellphones in a single stadium.
Plain Text Sports Scores
OpIsrael, FreePalestine and OpSaudiArabia: How Cyber-Threat Actors Coordinate
Because Shannon.
Compare with an rtx 4090, which has memory bandwidth of 1,008 GB/s, but only 24GB of gddr. The 4090 is cheaper.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-4090.c3889
The data on Wiki is from the IMF. [1] Incidentally it's also outdated there. The recent changes continue to trend in the same direction. They're reporting Russia's growth as 2.2% while Germany's down to -0.5%. Interestingly Russia is now growing even faster than the US as well.

It's definitely true that Russia's currency is currently weakening, but the reason this is a threat is not because that in and of itself, but rather knock-on effects. A big one is inflation. And Russia is absolutely seeing rapidly increasing inflation right now [2], but it remains to see if that starts hitting threatening levels.

In the current state of the world I think putting your money in any currency is absurdly risky, with very little hope for meaningful returns. It's the reason even US treasuries are paying out such high interest rates. As always, it seems the only real hedge is "real" things - precious metals, real estate, and so on.

[1] - https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/NGDP_RPCH@WEO/OEMDC/...

[2] - https://tradingeconomics.com/russia/inflation-cpi
> when disturbed [the Serpent] can bring great chaos

Not the Dragon of Chaos again!
#1 best thing in a talk is a real-life story. Especially a weird bug or something. Tell us what happened, but don't drag it out too long.

Not too much code. Don't show boilerplate, just show any clever or interesting bits. Show us how the magic happens. Draw boxes around implementation details, because we don't care.

Don't waste too much time. If your talk starts out like an internet recipe with a story about your granny, I'm not watching.

(I'm a no-frills, utilitarian kind of person)
It does, yes. MS sets the base for the core stuff more so than on other ecosystems though.
Don't trivialize the other posters reasonable comment.

These things only become apparent with international travel or communication, which 99% of the world does not do on a regular basis. Even with the other comment making sense in it's points, I still disagree with it. So don't disparage that other user for having an idea with serious merit that only has some subjective drawbacks.
Yeah I would absolutely take utf8 everywhere. I hate dealing with anything else.

But I think the worst part was that the maintainer was clear that he/she wasn't debating this on a technical level. Like, they weren't trying to decide which encoding was better. From what I understand it was more about how best to deal with the (at the time) current design choices without breaking the current implementations, and feedback from actual implementers.
What does that have to do with the current-day persecution of Palestinians by Apartheid Israel?

Children under the age of 15 in Palestine make up 50% of the population. In Gaza, it's 45%. One thing I've noticed is news media equating Hamas with the majority of Palestinians, they weren't even born when they came into power.

Apartheid Israel and Palestine are not the same. Israel is the aggressor. They've ethnic cleansed so many Palestinians that there are 5.9 million refugees in Jordan and Lebanon. That's half of Israel's population.

* Illegal Settlers living in Palestine can vote in Israel but not Palestinians. Apartheid South Africa did the same, they put the people in their own "country" and so couldn't vote. Israel doesn't want 1 state as that would mean millions more voting. And it doesn't want 2 states as that would mean giving up valuable land.

* Israel has ethnically cleansed and fragmented areas into [isolated cantons divided by Israeli settlements](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_enclaves), and implemented [lebensraum](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensraum) tactics. This was called [Bantustans](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bantustan) in South Africa.

* [It denies Palestinian fishing past 3 nautical miles in some areas, and not past 15 nautical miles](https://www.ochaopt.org/sites/default/files/styles/inline100...)

* [The Apartheid Separation wall](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d0/73/81/d07381fffef632350bcb...)?

* The settlers kill and burn homes to get rid of people: [stealing homes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNqozQ8uaV8) and destroying olive tree groves. They pour concrete into Palestinian farmers' water wells.

* [They control the water completely](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_supply_and_sanitation_in...).

* [They get 12 hours of electricity a day](https://www.ochaopt.org/page/gaza-strip-electricity-supply).

* Palestinians didn't have 3G until 2018, their access is also restricted.

* They [blockade](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockade_of_the_Gaza_Strip) Gaza, making it a concentration camp of 2.2 million people where 44% are children.

* [Not All Israeli Citizens Are Equal](https://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/24/opinion/not-all-israeli-c...)

* There were `5,248,185` Palestinian refugees in 2020; that's equal to half the population of Israel.

* [Israel dictates who you can marry](https://preview.redd.it/1k7jnev0pq971.jpg?width=1024&auto=we...)

* [Segregated road system](https://s3.amazonaws.com/VP2/visuals/en/4db97391fe7cb2462249...)

* [Israel Forcibly Injected African Immigrants with Birth Control](https://www.forbes.com/sites/eliseknutsen/2013/01/28/israel-...)

* 50% of Palestinians are children.

As someone from South Africa, I've seen ethnic cleansing and Israel is doing worse. Israel is absolutely an Apartheid state. Various human rights organisations have already stated this.
Also, if application developers got to choose all of them would build their apps to request the most performance. And then how do we put anything on an efficiency core if every application claims to need to run on a P core. Back to square one it is.
That was tried before by Iridium (owned by Motorola). It was killed by local ground/mobile network operators based on unfair competition rules. In the end lots of countries demanded Iridium opened a local company and exchange. What makes Elon think he'll win this time?
man, I remember the "chunky vs planar" usenet megathreads when DOOM came out, amazing that it's still producing results 30 years later. I miss my old A500, but not slip/ppp, x/y/zmodem downloads and the terrifying floppy checksum errors.
That first extension also works with Librarything.
> but can really be maddening when trying to fall asleep

does white noise help?..
Most americans cant afford to miss one paycheck. Should most americans not own a pet?
> USB Mini is pretty uncommon nowadays, even though it's the best USB port ever made, and I refuse to change my mind on that.

Uh, okay. At least they did it on purpose.
If you're feeling a bit masochistic, I think you can get Inkscape to behave like that too.
This only matters in inter-timezone communication, which I'd wager is less than 0.0001% of communication. Let's not optimize for edge cases
That seems out of scope of what LSP deals with
Place call to terrorist Telegram...GBU-31 comes down his stovepipe.