skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A text file? What would I edit it with on mobile? How would I quickly access it without scrolling through file menus? Does anyone have a text editor with a Keep-style pinned/recent/tagging based UI? How would I look at it on a watch?

I could use a text file for notes, but I wouldn't get access to features I enjoy, that save me time, and I might wonder why I was even bothering with digital notes at all.

I really like the idea of getting into paper notetaking again, for the tradition, history, and brain benefits.

But I like the convenience, ease of use in any position, sitting, standing, laying down, walking, etc, the greatly increased security (Big tech can spy, but that is a lot less scary than the risk of leaving my notebook behind and someone I know finding it), and the fact I don't have to think about the physical process of writing.

With a pen, it feels a lot like executing G-code in my head. It's a project, something involving both hands and total focus, with persistent physical objects that have to be managed or they become clutter....

Digital notes are effortless, something that just kinda happens without going out of your way. Which, I suppose, is also the downside of them.
Sorry guys i gotta go. I need to return some video tapes: https://www.riffusion.com/riffs/ee65d404-536c-4f54-a7f1-0a38...
I didn’t say I agreed with the author. Just their logic.

I think they are conflating free will with freedom and capability and it sounds a bit off the rails.
It seems pretty straightforward to me.

Someone who writes a blog for money is going to

1) Spend more time on it, because it is their source of income and not a hobby. They don't have to just do it in their spare time.

2) Be motivated to write it even when they don't feel like it, therefore putting out a more consistent product and gaining more readers.

3) Be more motivated to generate an audience, meaning advertising their blog and/or writing content that will generate a lot of clicks.

In short, you are more likely to encounter blogs written by people trying to make money because they are going to do more things to get the blog in front of you, in order to make that money.
Interactive 3D Tool for Learning Programming with Clojure
Since 2008, corporation buy back stock over investing in capex or raising wages. From my intuition, it is bc they were so scarred by the 2008-2010 GFC, that they have been anticipating another crash since, even though it was over 10 years ago.

Here are some instances of what CEOs do when they are flush with cash:

- A top Trump adviser’s startling response to CEOs not doing what he’d expect [1]

> "As Cohn sat comfortably onstage, a Journal editor asked the crowd to raise their hands if their company plans to invest more if the tax reform bill passes. Very few hands went up. Cohn looked surprised. “Why aren't the other hands up?” he said." [1]

> Make no mistake: The proportion of net income distributed to the shareholders of S&P 500 corporations is indeed high. From 2007 to 2016, the S&P 500 firms paid out $7 trillion to shareholders—$4.2 trillion through repurchases and $2.8 trillion through dividends—representing 96% of net income. Microsoft was one of the top cash distributors, paying out a total of $188 billion to shareholders. [2]

> In 2011, Senate Democrats, arguing against another repatriation tax holiday, issued a report asserting that the previous effort had actually cost the United States Treasury $3.3 billion, and that companies receiving the tax breaks had thereafter cut over 20,000 jobs." [3]

All of this signals pessimism in the upper ranks of corporate america.

Does this still sound reductionist?

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/11/14/why-a...

[2] https://hbr.org/2018/03/are-buybacks-really-shortchanging-in...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repatriation_tax_holiday
https://archive.org/details/Adobe-CS2

The Mac versions needs an old G4 or G5 PPC Mac, but the Windows ones should work perfectly fine
Honestly, I know that it's far too late to change now, but I think the ability of a web-page to silently request resources from other domains has proven to be a complete misfeature overall. What's it given us? Tracking cookies, spy-pixels, cross-site-scripting-attacks, hard-link-bandwidth-stealing, SSL mixed-content warnings, etc.

Yes, I know it's also given us CDNs and Single Sign-On, but there are ways to implement SSO as a more active action without that, and I'm not convinced that CDNs are worth the cost we paid.
Robert Sapolsky Doesn't Believe in Free Will
It looks like executorch is for edge devices (phones / IoT / etc).

I'm currently doing inference on GPUs with libtorch and have a few concerns: (1) It seems like libtorch/torchscript are on a path to getting deprecated and (2) libtorch/torchscript pull in enormously bloated libraries. Should I be looking at executorch? I currently don't see an nvidia backend / integration with tensor rt in https://github.com/pytorch/executorch/tree/main/backends , but seems like it might be possible. Is this something you are thinking about?
I would add also that after the 2008 crisis, the precariat grew, and some bloggers found themselves in it. Once your living standard is precarious, it is a lot harder to resist the temptation to include affiliate links and get at least some material reward out of your blogging, even if you don't turn it into a full-fledged business. The shift in the culture was due to a little quiet desperation, too, not just greed.
FWIW once I started deploying my Pis with automotive-grade SD cards bought from Arrow and Canakit 5.1v PSUs, all the stability & integrity issues completely disappeared. Costs a bit more, bringing the price of a setup closer to a used SFF HP or whatever, but it’s super stable.

Whether we should feel bound to go to such lengths is another topic…
> So far as I know, the only way to do that is to leave whichever country is doing this,

I get that. My point was more about the value of the protection - of being kept safe from things like FBI's handcrafted terror plots.

ref: https://www.techdirt.com/tag/own-plot/
As a reminder, Pi 5 no longer recommends to use the 15W supply recommended for Pi 4 and suggests a 25W one instead.
First two links are resellers, as mentioned in the footers. But yes, Orange Pis have always been a bit shady.
https://archive.md/h88sN
Is orange pi 5 as fast as 35W TDP intel CPU ? How many times slower it is than the 65W one ?

Average consumption matters, not peak. And you can pin CPU to not go on higher frequencies if you don't want to go into inefficient max frequency/max voltage region.

You will also be recycling already produced device.
DI.FM hosted Ishkur's site when the bandwidth bill was too large for him personally iirc.
Intel Core i9-14900K, Core i7-14700K and Core i5-14600K Review
Thanks! Can't wait to get a minute to check this out. Promising 2x performance over pytorch+xformers sounds too good to be true for the same card.

As someone with a lowly 10gb card sdxl is beyond my reach with a1111 it seems. It functions well enough in comfyui but I can't make anything but garbage with it in automatic. So I'm happy to see 1.5 gets a big boost, I know there's a million of us out there who can't quite squeeze SDXL out so the maturing of the "legacy" versions is a positive note to see.
> One thing worth pointing out is also the compatibility of software and the breadth of the community.

>Obviously, the Raspberry Pi ecosystem and community is much stronger than the Orange Pi or Rock communities. However, I can basically promise you that the Orange Pi community and Rock community will both grow in coming years.

This seems way more important than the differences in computing power, and even the (massive) differences in price. Until I can seamlessly use raspberry pi OS and all the RPi software, those other boards are just non-starters for me.
>They're not profitable

How is that possible? They don't even have to bother making the "games" they immensely monetize on.
The posts "My Career Misery is in the Eye of the Beholder" and "Code Monkey Mid-Life Crisis" hit pretty close to home
Valid yes, but with any sort of volume in hands the pro/shark is going to rob the amateur blind.
Your 1099-B should give you all the info right on the first page in a table.
every person I know who has had problems with the Pis has had problems because they've cheaped out on either storage or power supply.

the official power supplies (and others with the same ratings) are only sufficient if you don't plug anything into the USB port, don't have any hardware drawing power from the GPIO, and don't utilize Bluetooth and wifi 100% of the time at full throughput or anything.

boot to a fast thumb drive, power the board via a 30W or more power supply, and get an onboard battery so in the rare event that the onboard power regulation can't keep up, a battery powered supply can deliver power through the GPIO pins.

Raspberry Pis are built down to a price point, not up to a quality level. they are extremely good per unit of money spent on them, but they are not perfect.

calling them "shit" shows a general lack of understanding, to me.
Yes, but will still segfault if you try to load bits 2 - 9 with a load bits 1-8 command.
You are stealing from musicians so I think you are the dick and you are annoying me, a stranger!
That's my experience with many alternatives, basically nothing (INCLUDING rPi) is just supported in mainline, but rPi's patched version of Debian is well supported unlike the alternatives.

If just for playing around paying extra for pi just to have something that works makes a lot of sense.
I think this is it. Of course you could blog anonymously? Though it kind of defeats half the purpose and feels like shouting into the void. At that point, it's easier to just be another random user on hn and reddit.
> It would seem that the land value of both parcels should be the same.

Yes, the land value is the same. lets say the Land value is $1 million each and the skyscraper is worth $1 million. Lets say property taxes are 1% under the current system:

0.01 * 2,000,000 = $20,000/year for skyscraper plot

0.01 * 1,000,000 = $10,000/year for vacant plot

There's a total of $30,000 per year in income so we have to equalize our LVT to match. a 1.5% LVT gives us:

0.015 * 1,000,000 = $15,000/year for skyscraper plot

0.015 * 1,000,000 = $15,000/year for vacant plot

The owner will evaluate building a skyscraper against investing in some other venture unrelated to the land. Under Property Tax, investing that $1 million into his property adds a -1% to his projected yearly returns that isn't present for other investments that $1 million is competing for. That discourages development even if the skyscraper would have been profitable.
Can't wait till Llemma 4bit
I like how this discussion is always

“Free vs Turbotax”

and everyone with a CPA just has to pretend they dont do that
Weeding out candidates who aren't willing to ride the hamster wheel is a huge point of leetcode.
Nvidia TensorRT Extension for Stable Diffusion Web UI
If the SFF is doing work, it might be done in a fraction of the time of the pi. Race to finish.

Hard to say without real workloads, but if there are any plans of routinely pegging the CPU, most power efficient strategy is to buy a modern chip.
I didn't try that, but I doubt it will help either. This is a BLE-based attack, you can't disable BLE.
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrolmen%27s_Benevolent_Assoc...

> The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association Riot, also known as the City Hall Riot, was a rally organized and sponsored by the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association of the City of New York (PBA) held on September 16, 1992, to protest mayor David Dinkins' proposal to create a civilian agency to investigate police misconduct. Approximately 4,000 NYPD officers took part in a protest that included blocking traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge and jumping over police barricades in an attempt to rush City Hall. Rioters were observed to be openly drinking, damaging cars, and physically attacking journalists from the New York Times on the scene. Rioters also chanted racial epithets towards the African-American Mayor Dinkins. The nearly 300 uniformed on-duty officers did little to control the riot.

Inflamed in part by Rudy Guliani.
Just found this video summarizing the history of Patlabor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J52ecXnl_EE
I picked one up a few weeks ago from Digikey. They had over 2000 in stock at the time.
I was surprised too, I expected 5 to come next year
You might be able to run on a 5W supply, but my experience is that booting on a less than 15W supply is a recipe for corrupted SD cards and hard-to-trace bugs.

My biggest frustration with hobbyist boards is how little power the can source to e.g. the USB ports. Its super frustrating to need a powered USB hub to add e.g. a USB indicator light. The fact that you can power the RPi from the powered USB hub seems hacky, but maybe that was always the intent.
Power button was just a pair of wires to a switch and some settings in old rpi IIRC

> Does it have some way to safely recover the filesystem after power-loss?

that is not a hardware feature
It sounds like Flout has features beyond the tab bar, but your comment makes me wonder if a tab bar layout could be implemented on the OS level.
Have you enabled the deep sleep state in the BIOS?
It always depends what you are running on it. For me it's very light with only paperless-ngx and a smb share on a nixos.
I also only have one RAM stick installed and set up powertop on startup.
> "Cleaning up" by mislabeling stuff. Sounds like they are making a mess. But go on...

Accidents are inevitable.

> Yes, they should completley read questions before closing them.

Do you know the concept of a triage?

> And I can't even comment on how it shouldn't have been closed.

Either you don't have some very minimal reputation in the network (I don't know, 100 points?), which limitation is there, I think, do protect from bots and similar abuse, or the question was *locked* for other reason than just being a duplicate. You could still open a question on meta to discuss that.

I don't even want to defend SO, I'm just frustrated by how terribly bad the arguments criticizing SO are.
I often think it’s because Europe doesn’t typically have federalism.
I would listen to your mind / body. You're still developing your "productivity endurance". It will build up over time. Learning now to listen to when you can and can't be productive will help later in life when incidents reduce (hopefully temporarily) your capabilities. You're also getting to see the downside of trying to push through it.

What you're going through is something I'm dealing with now -- one of the side effects of some health conditions is temporary (or permanent) changes in endurance. One of the difficulties I have faced is accepting the days when I'm less productive and moving on in the hopes the following day will be better.
Free as in the land of the free, not as in beer.
Declining populations == a crumbling society.

I guess it is up to you whether or not you want to have the joy of a child in your life.
Necrobiome recycles your body to nourish new life
What is interested in such a case, it is that the point of these so called leaders is not a study of the real productivity but the supposed impact on culture.

The big point is that they don't want employees to have the edge but stay their slaves.
that's not true, these things exist today and they don't stop anyone from investing.

What you're trying to say is that it would be less profitable and that may be true but as long as it tracks with inflation it would be worth it as an investment tool.
Yes, but will still segfault if you try to load bits 2 - 9 with a load bits 1-8 command. something along the lines of halt catch fire command
I've worked on pricing. There's a lot of complexity, even with a fairly simple product. Our product was a monthly subscription with 4 different tiers. Complications included:

- Annual plans that include a discount vs paying month to month.
- Introductory pricing (and how long that lasts)
- Promo codes
- Dealing with multiple currencies
- Pricing on iOS, where you have to pick on of their "pricing tiers"
Definitely not – unfortunately Apple is extremely picky on what they let apps do on the lower layers.

True (cross-platform) P2P communications would be great, especially since the newest iphones have both long-range Bluetooth LE and 802.15.4 support, but the ball is in Apple’s court.
If an engineer can't receive criticism of their work without taking it personally then they're a liability to the project. Taking criticism of your work in stride is an essential part of the job.
I love the original version so much. I don’t think I would have ever discovered Italo, Trip-Hop or Ghetto Tech if it wasn’t for Ishkur’s Guide.

Thanks for this gem!
As it turns out, my licenses are based on the Blue Oak License. (That's why I originally asked you to be the lawyer to look over them!)

Are you saying the "Acceptance" section is what turns it into a contract? I'll ask my lawyer about this, but as a lawyer who is NOT my lawyer, do you think that preemption would still be a problem if the SFC was suing under the Blue Oak License?

By the way, thank you for the liberal license; that was one big reason I started with Blue Oak.
I'm more concerned about the ability to own personal property than the slight possibility it might get stolen. Having to spend money to buy a new phone is annoying. "I'm sorry Dave I'm afraid I can't do that" from a device I've purportedly bought is galling.
I'm not sure this is it. Twitter and Mastodon has loads of people who turned some details that would previously been considered intimate or controversial -- transness, sexual preference, polyamory, stance on American partisan politics or Israel vs. Palestine, etc. -- into a major part of their online persona, and are posting either under their own names or pseudonyms that aren't impossible to discover, but without a profit motive.
This all comes down to the US wanting to have both freedom of speech, but also prevent US citizens from talking to Chinese citizens. Because what if the American invents a better mousetrap and tells the Chinese person? We can't let the communists win the rodentiacide race!
This is a naive view but I'll let someone else elaborate
> screwed even harder if their neighborhood gets gentrified.

Meaning, their land value and therefore wealth has gone up. Many people would love to be "screwed" like this, and in fact very hard at getting into the position amenable to "screwing."
I see. My phrasing could have been better; I wasn't sure how to express this so here's another attempt.

I do understand the observation and I don't disagree, per se. It's just so very noticeable that the observation is made by a person who has greatly benefited from its effects. It's then more than a little distasteful from my perspective that this person is asserting that this is "a feature of the world, not an artifact of rules we've invented".

Again, strictly speaking the observed effect is not a construct of human society; a wild cat who steals food from another wild cat is the one who gets to survive that day. But it's hard to look past who is writing this and for what audience.

To clarify, the "It" in my sentence is referring to "a pretty thinly veiled way of saying that giant corporations are a natural consequence of a healthy economy". I won't object to "natural", as the essay makes a compelling point, but "healthy" was hardly mentioned and certainly not by name. Indeed, "healthy" was dismissed as irrelevant by the passage I quoted.
You can install the mainline ARM UEFI builds of Debian onto the RPi and install it like a regular PC.

I've not been able to find any other SBC that is able to do that.
Indeed. Searching for phrases like that are exactly why he got some many not-just-for-the-hell-of-it hits. The people who are most in need of ideas about what to blog about are those that are doing it just because they heard their company's site needs a blog. So those are the kind of answers most people searching for "blog post ideas" are looking for. People who are blogging just for the hell of it don't typically need to search for ideas, since they just post about whatever they want.
Growth is a direct consequence of energy consumption.
Lack of cheap energy will diminish growth.
The fact that you think it is sexual says more about you than them.
Wealth isn't determined by the amount of money in existence, it's determined by the amount of goods and services in existence. If goods and service increase while the money supply stays constant, that means every dollar can buy more. In practice, that's called "deflation" and it's something that people who control the money supply try to avoid, by printing more money.
It started as a program where you had to pay the state a pile of cash to have them carry out a number of tests, like repeatedly dropping the gun to see if it goes off on its own. They kept adding stuff, culminating in microstamping requirements that no manufacturer could or wanted to comply with - so only a small subset of pre-2007 semi-auto pistols could continue to be sold.
Allow me to anti-recommend this series, as it is just bad. Even considering it through the 'airport pulp fiction' lens, it is not great.
Any comments by the postmarketOS folks? They have successfully upstreamed kernel patches in the past, and might be able to drive this effort for the original PinePhone and PineTab hardware.
Really interesting read.

Have you thought about how you might identify usability ‘gotchas’ in notation.

For example two similar visualization components where the property names for a similar concept differ. Eg `title` vs `name`
When I was a child, my mother would get cases of Cox's Orange Pippin freighted over from an orchard region. I think late summer/fall. Far and away the best dessert (eating) apple I've tasted, and the texture was great too.

But they were susceptible to sunburn and leaf marks, they bruised easily (needed careful handling) and the skin wrinkled quickly in retail temperatures and atmospheres. When supermarkets took off, varieties like that died. It's going to be hard to bring any of them back in any meaningful sense.
Who said anything about qualifications? She is a terrible CEO because she knows nothing about web browsers, and clearly couldn't care less about her companies products. Why would anyone ever make a lawyer a CEO of anything except a law firm? It's a self evidently terrible idea and the results are exactly what you'd expect.
21-Year-Old Solved a 2000-Year-Old Mystery in 'World-Historical' Breakthrough
by asking them leetcodes... Leetcode also has the advantage of being tangentially related to software engineering and you are able to improve by practicing. Employers want people who are willing to sacrifice their life for the job so leetcode is better than a straight iq test.
The illustrations -- all from DALL-E -- are really, really awesome.
...whereas in data science or statistics, a "feature interaction" is the influence of a combination of features on the target variable, e.g. "age 55+, baseball fan and living in zipcodes X tend to exhibit behavior Y".

Since part of this thread is complaining about the overuse and lack of universality of jargon.
This is only tangentially related, but I Hear The Blues A-Killin' (or: Frasier Meets Columbo) is a short comic which i think manages to capture to feel of both Frasier and Columbo remarkably well:

https://nitter.net/joechoui/status/1582419562242273290
Well, thanks to runaway climate change, there'll hopefully be peace and quiet there.
It’s not so much irony as wrong. Caribou (Dan Snaith) does extremely impressive things with samples. Electronic music doesn’t necessarily have synths!
So is there some sort of backup insurance that covers the officer in the rare occasions where qualified immunity is stripped?