skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Former helicopter student pilot.

Yes and no.

The throttle still exists; the governor just handles it for you, except in the VERY unlikely event that it fails.

You still need to train how to handle the throttle yourself for that case, but governors are not known to fail often.

But in normal flight, you keep your hand off the part of the collective with the throttle because the governor is directly manipulating it.

It's like the cruise control in your car, actually, and you can actually turn the governor off by preventing it from turning the throttle, in which case, it disconnects and hands full control to you.
Nah its pronounced nuclear. A lot of people mess it up but most people pronounce it correctly. Its sorta like library -> libary. Its a common mispronounciation but it is pretty universally recognized as wrong.
> but grug must to grug be true
So your argument is that if pirates don't stop it empowers people who hate pirates?

If pirates stop, there's no alternatives to get a lot of media in many cases. There is zero incentive to stop because you can't get worse than nothing. Nothing being what is available in many cases for older media.

You want to embolden your argument that pirates should stop? Then don't take away all legal means of getting something. I have zero sympathy for copyright holders who refuse to make an IP available anymore yet litigate after those who do.
That's totally not my experience at all.
Kudos, So much truth here
Unfortunately, it looks like they're proving my point. :(

What potential whistleblower would want to involve an unknown person who just becomes hostile when asked to establish their credibility? :(

Doesn't seem like an appropriate level of maturity. :( :( :(

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@that_aint_cool Instead of name calling and other crap like that, how about giving people a reason to trust you?

You're a completely unknown person, asking to be let in on confidential details.

Do you think your behaviour - as demonstrated here so far - would be viewed well by a potential whistleblower or judge?
This is not a spam problem but a security one. I received one guy (from the other side of the world) contracts and financial transactions. A mistake in domain name has resulted in his ?partner sending this information to me. Someone else could have used it. I think the process to handle these should a bit more different.
ChatGPT Plugin in 5 Minutes
I lied. it takes 5 days. oops.
Absolute nightmare. Took me two weeks to help someone get their data out of icloud.

I can't imagine fighting to get my photos out of Google only to put them in something even worse.

Madness
This kind of blows my mind.

I'm running the lowest spec m1 with 8 gigs of ram for my daily driver.

I frequently have tens of chrome browser tabs open across multiple profiles, multiple chrome debuggers, at least two or three VS code instances, multiple high memory nodejs processes, video conferencing, screen sharing and building code all at the same time - and the thing runs smoothly without a hiccup. And does it on battery! For a full work day, at least.

Weighs less than a pixie's fart.

I can't even imagine the capabilities the new m3 max has with that kind of memory and power available.

It's going to pinch, but I guess I'll be finding out in a few weeks.
I got evaled for autism.

My social perception is basically intact; there are certain things that autists are oblivious to that I perceive. However there is some kind of glitchiness that makes that perception seem to be a curse rather than a blessing. Maybe the glitchiness is not the social perception itself but the other cognitive processes that have to form a chain for it to work. Or maybe I am a bit inclined to be paranoid, or maybe it works too well and I see things people don't want me to see or maybe I find other people's emotions to be too overpowering. (Either way I didn't want to make eye contact as a kid)
That's a sad commentary on the state of the web stack and browsers that 24 GB is insufficient for web dev of all things.
> I've mused about publishing a compilation of these words with dropped Ts, but it's hit-or-miss whether the other person in America who cares would buy the book.

There are probably more people than that that care, but most of them would probably prefer something more like the broad description of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonological_history_of_Engl... rather than a catalog of words exhibiting one (or, rather, parts of a couple, related vy the starting sound) of the listed consonant shifts.
Why do you perceive somebody who needs held and requires it as injustice? Helping others is an ethical thing, the right thing to do, but never an obligation that we owe them.
The lightning cable is still in the box for keyboard & mouse. lol.

[1]: https://www.apple.com/imac/specs/
Definitely, top-k is a very naive way to do RAG. I think people have experimented with using a cross encoder like approach or even letting the LLM choose the sources. We will experiment with more approaches like this :)
Easy to say but hard to prove. How much more expensive would an MBP be if they supported it? How many fewer units would they shift?

Those are harder questions to answer. We could assume Apple crunched the numbers. Or perhaps they just stuck to the status quo.

Only an insider or decision maker (maybe that’s you) knows.
Right, that is what the "Pro" moniker in Macbook Pro means
not at all. all it would require is the will to actually do it.

while you may have a point that in the current state, companies won't willingly reduce their profits to do that, and maybe the only way to get them to make this change right now would be force them and create a massive bureaucracy to make it happen, this is not the only way this can be addressed.

for one, our governments could support african countries in charging more for the product. this could be done through trade agreements that are more supportive and less exploitative as they currently are.

say for example the price of raw cocoa may have to triple to ensure that the producers at the end get double of what they are getting now. (i think that was what was needed to bring the income to minimum living standards)

how much governance is needed to make that happen? once the trade agreements are fixed, it should mostly be spot checking the market prices to make sure the money ends up in the right places. that can't be that hard.
Commercial airline cabins are pressurized to at most 8k feet; there are no hypoxic effects at that altitude, at least not on decision-making. You don't need continuous oxygen on the flight deck until either 14 or 14.5k feet (in the US, EU might be slightly different). The FAA is dogmatic and wrong about a lot of things, but if there was even the slightest bit of evidence showing decreased decision-making or cognition at lower altitudes, they'd be requiring oxygen immediately, economic consequences be damned.
A 24" 4k monitor is better than any laptop screen (Real estate and bigger UI elements). And I like to work in a single place, taking breaks instead of moving the workplace. I like the iMac, but I went with the mini + monitor for more flexibility.
I'll check this out, thank you. No, this person just has a poor diet and patterns, depression, and severe learned helplessness (my diagnoses).
Supabase has pgvector which makes it pretty easy to get started :)!
The ultras don't make a lot of sense for most professionals when, at that price point a threadripper and a 4090 would still eat it for lunch.
I use photosync to photoprism and it works great

I toss my phone on the wireless charger and it auto uploads them.

Best part is unlike trapping my photos in Google or Apple they are just files stored on a disk
You have to jailbreak your phone which means many people don't even try porting things over to iOS in the first place. So much wasted potential.
I'm still using mine. Parallels can only MDM enroll the mac VM on the intel device. Apple silicon doesn't support the feature of changing the serial number. So for testing mdm profiles I have to use it or carry two devices around.
Definitely the main thing preventing me from moving on from Mac is how bad Windows and Linux is.

Around 6 months ago I actually bought a beefy desktop PC to play around with, dual booting both Windows and Linux and they were just terrible. The default keyboard shortcuts on Windows are a joke (not to mention, the lack of an additional modifier key which is present with mac, which makes shortcuts more difficult than it needs to be).

Linux on the other hand, was so limited. People then argue that Linux is customizable, but I spent forever trying to customise it and half the time, the modifications literally don't work at all. I assume because there are so many distros and the eco-system is so fragmented that something is almost guaranteed to break.
Me too. If they made Mac Studio in a form of a 27" iMac I would buy it.
Wow, that looks so much thinner than I imagined. The progression from ten years ago to today is amazing. It’s thinner than my monitor!
I have 24GB, it doesn’t web dev work just fine, probably be ok with 16 too.
Same here. Got an anti-herd mentality that while beneficial in some ways, is detrimental in other areas associated with the social aspects. It's also given me a bit of a misanthropic outlook as well.
Or, as I so often get, ask me to log in to "my account". Which is not my account, it's someone else's account but they don't know their own email address, so logging in is probably technically unauthorised access to computer systems and highly illegal.

Bonus points when contacting support requires me to log in to "my account" too.
The entire value proposition of Windows is wide array of application support for every little niche app you could possibly want.

You just named a few apps that are on Macs.
Those have very different meanings to me. "vision impairment" suggests at least some degree of vision, while "blind" is basically "can't see at all."
I don't think, based on 20 minutes of internet research, that the job title "therapist" (with no modifiers/descriptors) is legally protected anywhere in the United States. But with the URL spelling using an 's' not a 'z', this might be targeting other countries.

But I really don't like the URL here:

1. US english would typically spell the URL as therapiZe.me . Unfortunately, that domain looks held under a different registrar from the submitted one. I assume that's a domain squatter. In word-of-mouth recommendations, this tool becomes "therapise.me with an s not a z". You lose the snappiness of common sense. (That said, if this tool is aimed at the British public or whatever, it's perfect.)

2. "Therapy" is an emotionally-loaded word for some people. You might be turning away users based on their preconceptions of therapy. (Thinking of the big online mental health players, none of them use the word "therapy" in their name. But they all seem to use the word prominently in their websites, so maybe it isn't so cursed.)
What kind of hardware engineering are they into?
They only get rid of those materials that they can seize. I doubt they will be able to seize a properly hosted onion domain. It's just that most of the actors aren't good enough with technology.

That's the reason you mostly see the pretty dumb guys getting caught. As long as you are smarter and more tech-savvy than 80% of the criminals, you are pretty much out of reach for the feds.
before I've ever seen Durer's work in person, I had impression in my mind, that his works must be in large to medium size format. To my surprise, they were very tiny.
Pretty funny use of the word "stole" in this context. The space being above a particular doesn't make it that seat's space any more than the public parking space on the street in front of your house makes it yours. And I've been on probably 8 or 10 flights this year and every time they said carry-ons checked at the gate are returned planeside upon arrival; not once have they been sent to baggage claim.
Empathy isn't hard for autistic people. Understanding allistic people is. As it is hard for you to understand them.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_empathy_problem
Me too, but what am I supposed to do for travel? Buy a second computer?

If I just use a laptop + dock I can have one machine for desktop and travel use.
If it gets us to AGI faster, I frankly don't give a fuck.

AGI-driven drug discovery will save billions of lives. Every day it is delayed costs tens of thousands of lives. No amount of copyright is worth that sacrifice.
Sure, I guess I lumped this sort of kiosk under "reception desk". But there's no way that market is big enough on its own to justify the product
I randomly have the whole Feeds menu option disappear entirely, "see more" doesn't reveal it when that happens either, so I just book marked the different versions of it I found useful to use directly.
Obligatory Vanilla JS link: http://vanilla-js.com
Interesting. I actually would group cars and engines separately. I'm always fascinated to get a peek at a different way of looking at things, thank you.
Wouldn't the main indirect effect be that it's easier for new companies to enter the smartphone space due to reduced costs from the ISA being open? I'd expect that to take a while, but wouldn't that be the main benefit?
It's more than sufficient, but devops needs you to run the whole cluster on your computer.
On the other hand, if you want balls to wall performance on a desktop computer, Apple has nothing.
The idea of not having enough work is foreign to me. Sounds like bad prioritization of what needs to be done or a mismatch of roles leading to a dry pipeline of feature requests.

After all the improvements are infinite time is finite.
How is Apple buying all the production slots for a process in any way unethical? It's not like they're buying them and then burying the chips in a landfill. They paid TSMC's asking price for production slots. AMD or Intel could have bought those same slots but didn't. TSMC has limited capacity at 3nm, it was up for sale, Apple bought it. Where's the ethics question?
Based on what? The event video says it's faster.
I guess the price starts to make sense if you think of it as MacBook + bigger monitor (- portability option) instead of just MacBook - portability
I enjoyed https://shipilev.net/labs/network-de/

It's similar to my own personal knowledge base (non-public at the moment), but I like it enough that I used it as a reference to tweak my own a bit. The output seems to come from Asciidoctor, but I don't know if it's been modified.
Yeah but it’s still qualcomm, have they managed to open up a bit with their docs/sdks?
Any like youtube level mainstream resources I can peruse to get a better idea of these things? I recently saw a psych and nothing like that came up?
Is there a penalty for non-compliance here? Because if you were a wealthy recluse with 50,000x H100 cards, the executive order might say you have to report your models, but I'm pretty sure that there's no penalty that could be enforced without a law.
There's an old joke:

Texan: Where are you from?

Harvard Student: I'm from a place where we don't end sentences with prepositions.

Texan: OK. Where are you from, jackass?
I thought the same, but ended up upgrading to an M1 Air due to a hardware failure.

Sure it feels 100x faster. But more than that it’s DEAD SILENT (no fan in the machine!) and completely cool.

The temperature/noise, if I had experienced it myself first, would have probably gotten me to upgrade.

I use a 2019 Intel MBP at work. It’s much faster than my old 2015 too, but with the additional heat and noise I didn’t really want one.

I would have taken the noise/heat of the M1 + 2018 or 2019 performance. Instead I got heat/noise of the M1 and far better performance, for a fraction of what my 2015 cost (unadjusted) new.

Amazing upgrade.
Haven't seen that behavior. Just clicked a link to a reddit post and loaded the article, comments included.

Are you sure this is a Kagi thing? Maybe it's a reddit or browser thing. Or some weird combo of all of that.
> limit damage of big brain developer early in project by giving them thing like UML diagram

Ah so this is the purpose of UML!
Most schools issue every student a laptop these days (to my understanding)
My (much simpler, decades old) one

https://plasticeagle.com/fractal.html

I'm sure many people have written similar things, in various technologies, over the years. Let's see them.
That's... the same view, just applied to a different metric. Both would be correct.

Your reading comprehension needs work, no wonder you're unconvinced when you don't even understand what is being said.
Yup, exactly what I was saying.
U using Orion? With Kagi + Orion, its a two-part thing right?

Edit: this also applies to submitting feedback although theres some JS connection here also
2.5x is "just barely"? lol k.
This won’t matter to most people because they aren’t a consumer company, but in the enterprise storage world, Qumulo has the best support of any enterprise vendor I’ve ever worked with. They are the platinum standard by which I judge all other vendors now.
>We need to take action to lower the price of housing.

Who's "we"? The problems you cite, zoning rules etc., are all local issues caused by the people in those places voting for leaders who maintain these anti-housing policies, because it's good for their home values. And it's not just the homeowners; the renters have a vote too, but I don't see them voting for anyone who wants to change zoning laws and increase density.

>Housing cannot be both affordable and a good investment.

True, but obviously most Americans prefer the latter. Just look at many of the comments right here: people advocating for "generational wealth" and how housing must be an investment.
I’ll answer for you then. Yes, you’re claiming that copying is force.

I am defining force as literal force. What theft can occur without physically touching the thing being stolen?

I didn’t duck the question. I answered it. I even answered it before it was asked (minus the irrelevant comment about identity fraud) - I’m against IP. Copy whatever you want.
Your idea of an argument is to say that people don't know what their own posts mean?
bystander effect is not valid in the first place

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bystander_effect#Counter_examp...

even wikipedia has updated saying

Counter example

In 2019, a large international cultural anthropology study analyzed 219 street disputes and confrontations that were recorded by security cameras in three cities in different countries—Lancaster, Amsterdam, and Cape Town. Contrary to bystander theory, the study found that bystanders intervened in almost every case, and the chance of intervention went up with the number of bystanders; "a highly radical discovery and a completely different outcome than theory predicts."[68]

This study is the first large-scale test of the bystander effect in real-life. Up until now, this effect was mainly studied in the lab by asking study subjects how they would respond in a particular situation. Another striking aspect of this study is that the observations come from three different countries including the violent country of South Africa where intervening in a street dispute is not without risk ... Nevertheless, peacemakers do draw a line according to a follow-up study ... In the case of armed robberies, bystanders intervene far less.[68]
Sad but also kinda hilarious
I wouldn't say it just happened to be. There's been an orgy of synergies mostly but far from exclusively with Windows that put or has kept x86 at a crossroads of cost, performance, platform openness, and compatibility across vendors and iterations.

I have a hard time imagining what it would look like if MS put all of their weight into an arch transition, but I have a hunch it would come with the most ridiculous compatibility layer we've seen so far.
And we learn it totally alone. What behavior is
and is not appropriate is one big stochastic
experiment that lasts your entire life

This is heartbreakingly true.

But for the specific case of this hypothetical example, and the slightly more generalized example of "what kind of humor might appeal to strangers to whom I've just introduced myself" it's actually kind of an easy lesson.

The answer is that you have to know somebody before you know what kind of humor is going to be cool with them.

And the answer is also that interrupting strangers to tell them jokes or even to simply say "hello" is likely to be rude, unless it's an social situation as opposed to just like, stopping your CEO in the hallway at 2PM on a Tuesday.

Those are the sorts of lessons everybody has to learn, autism or no. As somebody who's probably a bit on the spectrum himself I understand the struggle to an extent, but also it feels like the actually relevant lessons here in this specific case are pretty learnable even if we might learn them the hard way at first.
To mock or not to mock: Is that even a question?
What is the penalty for non-compliance? "Nullum crimen sine lege" is a pretty fundamental part of the law; and Congress has not passed any laws that would give the President the authority to do these things.
I find the extra battery life his nice but it is really just a side effect of the machines not getting hot. That is an amazing feature if you ever have to actually use it on your lap. That also means that it stays silent the vast majority of the time.
Almost exactly my sentiment, I love the colors which are a fun throwback to the original fruit flavored CRT iMacs (one of which I used to own).

That said I’d prefer if they had a 27/32” model (also in fun colors) that brought back Target Display Mode now that it’s feasible to push a 5k60/6k60 signal over a single cable. I’d trade in my 16” M1 MBP for one of those paired with a MacBook Air.
Tried to save my company 100k per month by cutting down idle compute, clearing out petabytes of unused buckets, and using on-demand compute in testing envs. This resuted in me getting pummelled by directors asking questions, staff engineers saying random what-ifs, until I eventually gave up.

I used to think startups would be one of the few places that actually gave a shit about being lean and efficient - but turns out that's only true if they're bootstrapped.
It's strange, but the page about ponergranate in Portuguese start with a reference about drink:

> A romã é o fruto da romãzeira (Punica granatum), comum no mediterrâneo oriental e médio oriente onde a polpa é usada para a preparação de aperitivos, sobremesa ou algumas vezes em bebida alcoólica.

autotranlation> Pomegranate is the fruit of the pomegranate tree (Punica granatum), common in the Eastern and Middle Eastern Mediterranean where the pulp is used to prepare appetizers, dessert or sometimes in alcoholic drinks.

The English and Spanish versions of Wikipedia have only references to the drink in the middle of the article, so it may be more popular in Portugal (or Azerbaijan). Still suspicious.

Here in Argentina we have drink https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grenadine You can buy the concentrated syrup and ilute it at home with water or carbonated water. It's not super popular, but you can buy a bottle in half of the supermarkets. I buy 1 or 2 per year.

Anyway, I don't remember a version that can be bought in a restaurant. OK, I just found one https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-1124864393-gaseosa-... but don't expect to find it in most restaurants here.
Niche or not, being more than a decade behind the competition is gauche.
The privacy section is just a facepalm all arround there.

The US Government has been leading the way to collect information without a warrant from friendly commerical interests.. and they've been expanding futher in tracking large groups of people, without their consent. [I'm talking about people that are not under investigation nor are the current subject of interest ... yet]