skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Since the OSS version was posted I think it's good to note the author's updated version even if it's no longer OSS.

To be clear, in the description on Internet Archive page all this info exists, including active link to "new official site" and a link to Wikipedia article, I've wrote, where all the story of rattleCAD development has been described in details.
Too much cynicism on HN
Ad nauseam is "weirdly" banned from the chrome store. Guess it hurts them :)
this sounds too harsh, but I agree fully
Or rather a competing formatter that may only be used in one single individual's projects.
I'm already allowing prefetching
Old English was mostly Anglo-Saxon. Old Norse was mixed in later, and after the Norman invasion it became Middle English:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_English
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_English
Also, read this interesting theory:
https://partner.sciencenorway.no/forskningno-history-languag...
This is known as "pixel tracker" for decades.
Do not be deceived into believing that you can't recover your loss, those information are planted online by the perpetrators of these scams. If you take the right steps you can get back your loss. I can't fit my story into one comment or post but if i had not filed a complaint on deftrecoup (.) c o m, i would have lost a lot of money.

You could also file an email complaint to support @ deftrecoup . c om
Is the Phind model available outside of phind.com as an api or are weights available for fine tuning?
Ask HN: Please recommend a good custom software development company from Poland
Do you have any software development company from Poland or Estonia that you can recommend to me for cooperation? I'm looking for someone to whom I can outsource either entirely product development or, as a last, do a team extension.

Currently, we have a device prototype for the deaf and mute, and a mobile application with ready-made API interfaces. We want to create a dedicated web application to receive and process the data sent from the phone.
I really don't get how a blanket no union-policy is legal? Wouldn't this just deny the workers basic rights (to unionise)? To me it feels like "blanket no minimum wage policy" or "blanket no workplace-safety standards policy". Wether to form a union, and collectively bargain, should be the decision of the workers without any say of the corporations.

It really feels to me like "I am sorry about you trying to establish workplace safety standards but we unfortunately follow a global no workplace-safety standards policy and do not agree to minimum workplace safety standards in other parts of the world".
Can you speak more to this? Any suggested resources for companies struggling with teaching management skills?
Thanks! I really appreciate your sharing your experience.
Agreed. Once you get over the small hurdle of learning something new often times the new confusing method is much easier than the old way.
Why the hell does anyone need an invite for lobster.rs?
Whatever the defaults are after installation, I didn't adjust the settings at all.
Maybe I need to read the docs in more detail, but a question that comes to mind is what is the impact on latency and reliability? Can StreamdalSDK.Process be made asynchronous so that any delay in processing the data, or unavailability of the server, has minimal impact on the flow of the application? That is, to make the observing as passive as possible?
Yeah, but one you get past the windstorm, the majority of the film has a superb engineering / science focus. Really plausible, right up until the last ten minutes.
I did this a few months ago, and CF Pages is by far the most flexible and easy way once you have it setup. Spend some time just setting it up and understanding it and then making changes is just a commit and push away. Scales well and offers a lot of other features some of the other platforms don't, for free
This works for me too having my youtube account logged in.

Steps: click the U icon, click the gear, click filter list, click Purge, click Update.

Ads are gone again while logged in. You might have to do it again every now and then.
> Today this would be a SaaS application

It exists for years, and rattleCAD has been inspired by it — its name is BikeCAD (it also available as a standalone app). Also, rattleCAD has been inspired by Linkage app.

Read Wikipedia article.[0]

Also there are freeware no-login SaaS: BikeGeoCalc[1] and BikeConfig[2].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RattleCAD

[1] https://www.bikegeocalc.com/

[2] http://www.bikeconfig.com/
All of the systems are fine. Sure, this one might be slightly better, but if it costs even a cent extra then it isn't worth it.

Any system has sufficient rigidity as long as you do the bolts up properly.
> "The defendants apparently obtained the coins in various denominations in neatly organized boxes but then took the extra step of removing the coins from the boxes and dumping them loosely and randomly into the large metal container. The court finds that the defendants acted maliciously and in bad faith."

Even if they acted in bad faith, are the coins legal tender or aren't they? Can debts be paid in them or can't they?

Apparently they can't.
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What triggers this? I use adnauseum on Firefox and I haven’t seen a YouTube blocker warning in weeks. Not sure why it is so intermittent.
The problems are c++ and C gcc extensions now.
Would help to know what kind of tool as this will dictate how best to market it.

Could you start referencing it in blog posts you write? Make some short videos showing off a single feature? Reach out to YouTubers and get them interested in it
Again, CDDL is effectively "free enough" (it's basically a fork of MPL/weak copyleft) that both FreeBSD and Linux (although not mainline) incorporate ZFS. Whether it can be mixed with GPL is a very good question, the facts are that 1. it wasn't the intention for it to be incompatible, 2. it was never tested in court, 3. several popular distros nowadays ship the spl.ko & zfs.ko binaries.

I recommend this talk by Bryan Cantrill, which provides more context on the whole licensing story for Solaris: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc&t=1375s> TL;DW: lots of effort and good will was put into making this code as free as possible, with the intention of making it broadly usable.

There are other reasons why e.g. OpenBSD won't adopt ZFS, the main one being the sheer complexity: <https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/ZFS-on-OpenBSD>. Again, different projects, different goals.

Apple heavily considered ZFS (even advertised it as an upcoming feature), but then gave in to NIH. Probably because it didn't fit their plan for mobile, and seeing the runaway success in that dept you can't really blame them.

But we digress! Is ZFS even a good system for removable media? Heck no. What do you want to use it with? Digital cameras? Portable music players? 2007 called and wants its toys back. Backups? Yeah, that can work, but there's little value in being able to recover backups on a foreign OS. Giving someone a random file on a thumb drive? Use ExFAT (or even plain old FAT32), just keep it simple!
You are a part of the problem. You see the entire world as two camps: crazy woke and racist/imperialist. This is wrong.

I don't freak out over homosexuals. I see how "cultural appropriation" is bs. You can have those two ideas in your head at once. In fact, the vast majority do! Because it's the only sane position.
I see that the burst length for LPDDR4/LPDDR5 is configurable as either 16 transfers (32B) or 32 transfers (64B) which means that fetching a single 128B cache line requires Apple M memory controller to issue 2 or 4 read bursts depending on the setting used.

According to the page 78 from https://www.micron.com/-/media/client/global/documents/produ..., burst read operation will take 16 clock cycles to clock in, and roughly 4 more cycles to get the data out.

At 2133Mhz clock cycle is 468 ps or 0.46 ns so to get 64 bytes out it will take 20 cycles x 0.46 ns = 9.2 ns. This means that to populate the 128B cache line it will take at least two such bursts leading to a total latency of 18.4 ns. This latency translates to ~6GB/s of burst reads. I guess this is a number only for a single channel and it's relatively close to what Micron mentions in the PDF: "Up to 8.5 GB/s per die".

What I don't understand is how the LPDDR4 data rate transfer of 3200 MT/s (~25GB/s) is achieved then? The biggest package Micron LPDDR4 module comes in is 2 channels, hence, per their numbers we get a maximum bandwidth of 2 x 8.5GB/s = 17GB/s.
i have a weird relationship with death. Partly by choice, partly by chance, i lost the feeling of youthful invincibility pretty young and fast; i started medical school at 18 (Europe) and got my skydiving license around the same time. About 3 years later, i was deep in BASE/Skydiving and got into my role working in healthcare. Around the same time, i experienced some SERIOUS health problems for the first time. My usually tame Crohn’s turned into an ileus and months spent in the hospital. That, being confronted with mortality in healthcare plus witnessing someone go in at terminal velocity and no deployed canopy fucked me up bad. Still working on myself and the aftermath of the following existential crisis. Life is weird.
>If they figure out how to only stream with unblockable ads, I will never visit the site again

That's their goal. If you're not earning them money, they don't want you. You don't exist to them and you not watching their ads/videos is no threat at all.
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Completely disagree. It's an unfortunate outcome of our society, and should not be a celebrated role of schools, to be police, meal kitchens, exercise facility, or child care.

Any distraction from a school's primary mission to educate disparately impacts the people who need it most.
Funny you bring up ZFS specifically. I embarrassed myself a couple weeks ago by parroting something GPT-4 told me about ZFS to someone on reddit, which turned out to be completely wrong.
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I am doing an empirical project as part of my master's degree about exploring the awareness of ethical considerations in software development and the impact of design decisions on user experiences.

The survey is designed to be concise and will not take more than 10 minutes to complete. All responses will remain anonymous and will be used solely for academic research purposes.
regrow the beard -> log in -> opt out -> shave -> profit
> the state of the art of machine learning which uses geospatial data (e.g. GeoJSON) as both input and output

> There is no such state of the art

Some GIS work uses vector data: points/lines/polygons representing features (e.g., the location of roads or the outlines of buildings), which can be stored in formats like GeoJSON or WKT.
But other work uses remote sensing data/satellite imagery that can be stored in raster formats like GeoTIFF - essentially TIFF image files with additional information stored to georeference them.

You can totally do machine learning on satellite imagery where both the input and output are geospatial data (e.g. to categorise land use - the inputs are multispectral images and the outputs can be images where the value of each pixel represents the identified land use).

You can also use machine learning for tasks like building footprint detection/delineation (e.g., [1]) based on satellite imagery. The output from such a pipeline can be a set of polygons, which could be saved as GeoJSON.

I'd consider either of theses to be examples of "machine learning which uses geospatial data (e.g. GeoJSON) as both input and output".

[1]: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/how-to-extract-buildi...
It's is not irrational to follow the desires of the owners. And those desires need not be irrational either, as capacity for change and execution is limited in any corporation - focus matters.
And Vulkan, optional in Android 7, became required in Android 10.
"Indians" were renamed "native americans" by white people against their will. Another act of imperialism by the "woke". Cultural appropriation is exactly the same.
It really is the ultimate "life hack". Free happiness: learn to enjoy what you already have.
> Overall, I'd say the most accurate sci-fi I've ever seen, as far as predicting things, is the 1986 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie "The Running Man".

Best I can think of was a surprisingly sophisticated 1970 young adult book by John Christopher, which had a mid 21st century Britain run by a Brave New World style low key authoritarian surveillance state divided between overcrowded cities that had very modest use of technology like electric cars and "holovision" and well to do rural areas that have an Amish style renunciation of technology like cars (but really the continued existence of their society depends on tech). Particularly because it lampshaded all the sci fi that was coming out at the time by having a teacher tell the kids "we stopped spending money on the space programme because it was a waste of money"...

(Oryx and Crake is very good too, though the sequels lose a bit because it turns out all the cliches about the world outside their gated community are actually true...)

The Running Man was based on a psuedonymous Stephen King novel, FWIW
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would work in ublock
structured business could mean any business where work and departments are specialised (HR,administration, C-suite, sales, production) and the business has a book value or terminal value of discounted cashflows. Contrary if the founders and "early" employees "wear many hats" and are the difference of daily success or bankruptcy you dont have a structured business. Realistically most company above 50+ employess feel the necessity to structure themselves.
I use rar for backups as well. Its superpower is recovery records. Reading bytes off a hard disk doesn't always work the same years later. I have seen corruption on hdds.

Also use it to span backups across multiple archival M-Disc blurays.

I also prefer the UI and configurable dictionary size to 7zip. Rar lets you isolate each file if you wish instead of solid compression. Ever had to insert 2 blurays just to get a 3kb text file out of an archive?
Hi there - thanks for the feedback. This is just an MVP and the UX might be confusing.

It's a site where you can create voice clones of someone and talk to them.

You can tap on the celebrities to chat with them as a test
> humanity's artificial "exo-sensors", an augmentation of our ability to perceive and understand the Universe

Indeed. McLuhanesque Extensions of Man.
I am not a Christian to avoid eternal damnation. That's just a very good consequence.

I am a Christian because Christ is God. This is bigger than me. This is outside, and regardless of me.
I don't think so. Lots of people went into IT because they don't have those soft skills. If you're in management you need to be a people person.

I think HN underestimates the amount of petty bullshit that managers have to fix in order for a company to function reasonably well.
I’m really surprised 1Password isn’t recommended.
Sure, doesn't make this any less inconvenient though. I would much prefer to finish whatever I want to finish today (even if I spend a few hours trying to fix an issue) than wait whatever amount of days waiting until my hardware is fixed.
From what I've read, there's almost no data in it since it's all done in private with little to no oversight.

This makes the comparison very hard, since one side is has all of its successes and failures critiqued in public, and the other side is only ever talked about with anecdotal data.

Personally I believe there should be some sort of periodic standardized test for homeschooled kids too. Even if it's not for "passing" a grade, so we know in which level of learning they are compared to everyone else.

If we can't compare them, how can we evaluate its merits and flaws?
I have one opinion why this happens.

Imagine you're in charge of Google Search in like 2005. You've got a killer product that could probably be run realistically by 50 extremely good engineers working efficiently. Take out server costs, what's your profit margin, like 99%? Well if you're the board, and you've got a 99% profit company, what do you do? On the one hand you can get rich and call it a day, but then how long before a competitor builds the same exact product and you lose half? Or lose everything if everyone switches?

So you take a huge chunk that money and reinvest it with the hope of cementing your position or finding another product.

At this stage there's tons of money flying around. Internal projects are started and stopped constantly. Extreme inefficiencies are tolerated, after all, as the business grows, plenty of people just want to get paid and do as little work as possible.
Rocket equation makes faster exponentially difficult; merely heavier scales linearly.
IMHO he should 'graduate' from this controversy - Stuart Semple is his own brand at this point, and arguably bigger than Anish Kapoor (in the retail space).
Black screen both. Removed SIDs as they are unneeded for boot.

Some RAM chips were getting hot, so I socketed and replaced these. No progress otherwise, so I got myself a dead test cartridge.

One of the C64s had video capture card blink the screen on power on, the other not even that.

From this I correctly guessed dead VIC-II. Moving the working one to the other machine made that machine show the memory error blinks from the test cartridge. Swapping the other PLA finally allowed the memory test to end, and the display to show up.

I also had to replace a 74-series logic chip in one of the RAM rows, not sure which computer, do not remember how I figured that out. A color SRAM was also bad.

The remaining machine, I found that 6510 clock output was missing, from which I deduced dead 6510, which a swap confirmed.

Oh, and one of the two sids caused errors, so I had to replace that too.
I'm sure that if I play whatever games you call "skill-based", you'll just move the goalposts again, so have a good day :)
Money is not everything. But when you don't have it, everyone is so nasty at you. You are not allowed to have food, or shelter, or health, all those things cost money.

It shouldn't be a surprise that, as a result, many people prioritize having enough money to not have to care about not having money.
Probably to fund Social Security as life expectancy increases.
Three reasons that make me disagree: Firstly M1/M2 Macbooks don't have great cooling either. The Air models use basically nothing but a thin sheet of metal, maybe they'd run longer without throttling otherwise. Secondly Intel Macbooks had subpar cooling (and power delivery) much longer than the last couple of years. A video on YouTube shows more than doubled performance on a watercooled 2015 Macbook. And let's not forget that other manufacturers are sometimes even worse than Apple: Microsoft once sold a Surface Pro where the upgraded i7 version was slower than the model with i5 CPU because the cooling was so terrible!

No, I don't see how that's more than a conspiracy theory.

I am using an M2 Air right now and it has 2-3x better performance than my older i7 Thinkpad while being completely silent and running 3x longer on battery. Apple didn't have the need to pull any tricks.
Thank you! I can't believe I never thought to do this!
Thanks for the tip. That sounds fun.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young's_Literal_Translation

Text: https://www.bible.com/bible/821/GEN.1.YLT98

Audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1xjL2wFDoY&list=PLciALUPf8s...

"THE WORD OF GOD IS MADE VOID BY THE TRADITIONS OF MEN."

So cool.
Just the default one plus french list in regional settings.
To be fair though, I had a tablet from the same time but it was way cheaper than this phone, specifically having way less ram and firefox was not really usable.
I wonder what she means by entering the religious life. As somebody who was raised Catholic, I don’t believe there was ever a moment where I entered that I remember. The religion was present in my life almost since birth. There were important ceremonies like the first communion and confirmation, but those happened in childhood and adolescence.
If your house is big enough you can talk to the domestic servants for company through.
Well, I don't mind the more flippant writing style anyway ;) I liked your writing and it reminded me of the phoenix project, not in writing but in content. I'll be sure to check out your more boring stuff!
Why Indians are debating a 70-hour work week
> To be fair Youtube has to make a profit somehow

If they were not Google, I'd be ready to pay about 10 euro/m.

Since it's Google, they can rot in hell for all I care. I'll happily freeload them as most as I can.
So much open questions.

Are these stars visible in any earlier plates? Even as a smudge?

If it's only in one plate, couldn't it have been a meteor?
Not all of us have access to elite invite-only communities, nor the name recognition or clout to solicit invites to them.
Comments from someone that speaks as if they always expect the worst of Apple, telling everyone that they expect the worst of Apple, are a dime a dozen and do nothing to add to the conversation.
We have a fleet of several hundred Macs, most are M1/2 at this point. I heard reports of several Macs coming in for support that booted to a black screen after Sonoma's .0 landed. So many that the JAMF team blocked Sonoma until the .1 landed.

Definitely shoddy QA on Apple's part. Also, your sample size is too small. Everyone works differently and it takes a certain set of settings/workflows to trigger this compatibility issue.
Being in my heyókȟa mode, I asked my chatty AI buddy, what I could have meant:

>Goodheart's Law states that "when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." In the context of the flies' behavior, the pursuit of the dopamine reward can be seen as the "target." Initially, the reward-encoding dopaminergic neurons serve as a "measure" to promote survival by encouraging reward-seeking behavior. However, when the flies prioritize the pursuit of the dopamine reward above all else, neglecting essential needs and enduring punishment, the neurons' function as a beneficial measure is compromised. This reflects Goodheart's Law, as the pursuit of the reward becomes the sole target, leading to detrimental behavior and neglect of other crucial survival aspects.

Thinking about it, he/she/it is about right.

p.s.

And no, I am not making fun of you, I am doing field studies.

For fun.
Yes, but my cheap LCD monitors I use for work have endured I reckon at least 3 years of continuous operation over the space of 7 years. What will an OLED that costs probably 5x as much look like after that much time?
If I overeat for one meal, then I won't have much appetite for the next. How satiated I feel immediately after eating doesn't matter much, it averages out over time.
The Barry Gray music plus the OTT wardrobes plus the absurdity of Straker's job & HQ-bunker make an irresistible combination.

FWIW: apparently Sylvia Anderson sincerely thought that wigs were the future.
That's a great fit for scenarios where you do know programming but don't know the particular language and framework on which you suddenly have to do some maintenance or improvement.

For many things the available documentation is poor, and asking a bot is much more helpful.
I trust that Apple knows significantly more about the efficiency of their chip design process.
"Adjusting estimates" is just another way to force engineers to lie in their Jira tickets about how much time they spend on each ticket.

At one point my agile master was complaining to me about estimations, so I just focused on reporting the correct amount of hours to make the burn down chart be straight. Decoupling reported time from actual time spent.

Good lord I switched jobs.