skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I plan to do a Linux build when I have time and release it as a Snap or Flatpak or Appimage or something. But it relies on an Nvidia GPU, so I can't release a macOS version right now. I could probably put something together with llama.cpp and whisper.cpp but it wouldn't be as fast, even on Apple's best. I'll probably do it eventually along with AMD support using ROCm or Vulkan, but I have a whole lot of other things to get to first and very limited time to work on it.

Right now my target is people with high end gaming PCs, because they can have a really good experience with the right software but most AI stuff is ridiculously hard to install. My goal is one click install with no required dependencies.
....or even small family trips.

Maybe you have a baby and don't want to spend a week giving them pre-made purees. Plus you want a real sink so you can wash bottles. Maybe you have a toddler and don't want to spend a ton of money in restaurants only to find they won't eat anything. Maybe you just have kids and don't want to be spending a ton of money eating out every single meal for a week.

If you want a kitchen, Airbnb is often the only option.

If you want to do laundry, Airbnb is often the only option. Laundromats are few and far between in many areas and hotels charge extortionate amounts.

Or if you just want three beds because you don't fancy your oldest kid sleeping on a cot or a couch for two weeks.

If you're visiting family in a typical residential suburb, instead of some work or tourist destination, Airbnb is often the only option within miles.
On Airbnb you do communicate directly with the owner? Or maybe directly means something different to you.

Also, I've stayed in many, and only rarely been asked to take out the rubbish. Also...not a big deal.
I hate HOAs so I'd prefer the city just zone them out of existence. It's ridiculous to live in a neighborhood and have to deal with hotel behavior.
I saw a stat that if you look at Forbes' "... Under 30" list, collectively, they have been accused/charged/convicted of stealing/scamming more money than their companies have generated revenue.

And then I saw a tweet a while back, that I admittedly can no longer find, that if you filter for "Stanford" in that list, the ratio blows out to nearly 3:1 (ill-gotten gains:revenue).
> But the ones who use it as a source of real estate revenue tend to be awful.

The worst are the ones who have to AirBnB the place because they otherwise couldn't pay the mortgage when they bought it.
Yup, turning home into hotels should never have been allowed. Homes are for people not profit machines.

Renting out a room in a place u live in is all AirBnB should've been for.
Since finding this out a couple years back it's always my delight to see this realization happen for others.

We knew NFTs were stupid... we just couldn't comprehend how incredibly stupid they actually are.
Never heard the penguin one in any language but it sure is hilarious!
And before that Gill[1].

[1]: https://levien.com/svg/
Category theory drives me nuts sometimes. I know about linear algebra, Hilbert spaces, distribution theory, measure theory. All useful stuff. But then there is an explanation in terms of category theory, completely disjoint from the math stuff I learned. Whenever the subject is category theory, I'm lost.

Not an attack, it is probably my own fault. I am missing the point probably, but please enlighten me.

What am I missing?
I'm not sure who this "everyone" person is, but I have certainly never suggested having a GPL/AGPL project and then selling proprietary licenses. (The other two, very much yes.)
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There's numerous audobon centers in the US, including one in Audobon Pennsylvania with examples of his work. His works were life sized, so the book that contains the is enormous given that we have some very large birds across the country.
Several github repos around this concept including Khoj and Danswer.
Of course I commit a lot of garbage commits that don't work, it's super useful to do so. Those never get pushed out into branches that I share to others though - why would I waste their time having them look at those?

What I push out are atomic commits that make sense logically, not an external undo log of my text editor; squashing those on merge provides no benefit and only loses useful information. Squashing should happen before push, not on merge, and there's no reason to have buggy "intermediate" commits recorded in your central remote branch at all.
What is this horrible suffering people had to endure?

IMO, it was basically all self inflicted anguish due to "someone else is wrong on the internet" syndrome.

If someone wants to gamble their money away, you don't have to care. If they want to talk about it, you don't have to listen.

People act like living in a world with people who act differently was some kind of ordeal. they have totally lost the ability to not engage with topics they don't enjoy, and then take joy in the pain of others.
I still find Airbnbs useful. My most two recent were: at the low-end (~$50/night) for a room for weekend for my HS reunion; and the high-end - a big, beautiful cabin with a view for a surprise birthday party for my GF with 20 friends. ($450/night). The high-end will vet you thoroughly - as I would expect and would do so myself if I were a host.
Then you’re either not testing your prompts or doing something trivial.

Remember: a good model with a good prompt will generate bad outputs sometimes.

A bad model with a bad prompt will generate a good output sometimes.

That is simply a fact with these non deterministic models.

You have to do many iterations for each prompt to verify they are working correctly.

> I’ve not had much problems moving between LLMs…

If you want to move your prompts to a different model, you’re effectively replacing one:

f(prompt + seed) => output

With different black box implementation.

Unless you’re measuring the output over multiple iterations of (seed) and verifying your prompt still does the right thing, it’s actually very likely that what you’ve done if take an application with a known output space and converted it to an application with an unknown output space…

…that partially overlaps the original output space!

So it looks like it’s the same.

…but it isn’t, and the “isn’t” is in weird edge cases.

Unless you’re measuring that, you simply now have an app that does “eh, who knows?”

So yes. Porting is trivial if you don’t care if you have the same functionality.

…but reliably porting is much harder (or longer).
After being stranded because the lockbox to an airbnb wasn't working late at night and the host wasn't answering their phone I'm sticking to hotels. At least with a hotel you can show up when you want and know there will be someone to let you into your room.
Preserving family moments with a 35mm film camera and the attachment an analog photograph engenders vs. digital.

After seeing a friend with young kids post candid photos of his family for the last few years, I decided to give it a try. Purchased a Retina IIIc rangefinder camera (from the 1950s, preceded SLRs) and it's one of the most amazing purely mechanical, consumer-focused engineered products I've held in my hands. Got a scanner, successfully booted the Nikon Scan abandonware on a virtualized Windows XP environment, and saw my first roll of photos appear last weekend. Wife and extended family absolutely loved it. I've reviewed those 36 photos (standard roll length) more in the past week than the 1,000 family photos of the past 2 years on my cell phone. Excited for more.
That's a pretty broad generalization. I could say the same for the Bahamas. Or Nigeria. Or New Jersey. Definitely Russia. So let's just address that there are bad actors everywhere, no matter from where, and that you must do you due diligence when dealing with people for business. What you probably meant to say is "There seems to be more lawlessness in FL than usual" which I would definitely agree with you.

There's good people working at Disney, Universal, L3/Harris, etc. It's not all crazy Florida man in shorts with pet alligators.
Your claim, if I understand it correctly, is that selling an alternate license is OK because you're not doing anything unethical directly; after all, you're offering your version with the code. If they don't provide their source, they're the ones being unethical, not you.

I don't think this actually works, because if you look at the reason GPL exists in the first place, it's to prevent precisely this kind of move. It is "immoral" to release your code under a permissive license, not because you are doing something wrong, but because you are enabling someone else to come in and take that code and make proprietary changes. So selling a license to let someone do this seems like the same thing to me.
For me, I almost always pick Airbnb. Basically because it is more interesting. I like meeting locals, I like to experience a different house or apartment or whatever. Hotels are uniformly boring and staffed by, well, boring people.

I've stayed in quite a few shit hotels. I don't think I've ever really stayed in a shit Airbnb, and I'm usually going for the budget options.
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Or “is an element within viewport”, we now have IntersectionObserver for that sort of stuff.
I guess it could be combined with the rects but if I remember correctly, the logic would fail if the element was bigger than the viewport.
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That's a bit like "How would the US take over Idaho? One of these 5 strategies."

Start looking at this by using the correct name for things. It's not 'Taiwan' which is merely the geographical name of an island. The political entity is 'The Republic of China'.

Which would make the title "How would China take over The Republic of China? One of these 5 strategies." Which isn't quite as exciting and newsworthy as the previous one.
Ask HN: Eventually OpenAI and MS Azure will broke-up due to enterprise offers
I'm quitting my job in December to work on my game full time, neat to find someone else who also quit for something similar.

Would love to connect, maybe we can help motivate each other :). My email is in my profile if you're interested in connecting, same goes for anyone else in a similar situation.
Low quality training data, almost certainly.
>The article says that he's now able to walk 6km without problems but doesn't seem to say what happens after that.

The device explodes.

Seriously, "Can walk 6km" is an excellent way to concisely yet still quantitatively describe what the man can now do. (Imagine the response if it had instead merely said "He can go for long walks": "But how long is 'long'??!?")
To be fair, that was a very tiny baby in the tub. Maybe in theory crypto could have been a perfect system, but in practice humans are flawed. It was doomed.

It is horrible that these folks lost their vision. They didn't deserve that. Even in the context of crypto apes. It's easy (but boring) to make fun of them-- again humans are flawed.
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No particular tips, but would love to follow along if you’re blogging about it anywhere!
Burning crotches?!
Exactly the same as what you do with a tray of photographic slides, in case you drop them
Does it matter? When Google automated the scanning and digitization of millions of books for searching purposes, they were awarded Fair Use[0] protection despite using an automated system to derive unauthorized digital copies of copyright-encumbered material.

AI is clearly more derivative than that. It's too early to call for sure, but it's hard to imagine what a "victory" for copyright holders even looks like at this point.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild,_Inc._v._Google,....
The Proper Use of Doubt (2007)
It's not marketing, it's economics.

If you set money on fire -- eventually there's a time when you need to stop doing that.
Who's your favorite Tabla player? I became oddly obsessed with this instrument for about two or three years of my life. It helped that I had an extremely competent teacher. My favorite player was Anindo Chatterjee. Of course, there are also a lot of extremely talented younger players.
It had a 32-bit address bus, so that was a nice, flat 2GB of directly addressable locations.

Edit: You might've been asking a different question. Toward the end, lots of Amigas had MMUs, either as a separate chip or built in to the CPU. VMM and similar programs used the MMU to implement paging.
Security through obscurity is a terrible policy.
For us, it’s a combo of having a kitchen and being pet-friendly. Plus having a bit more living space if we’re staying a few days.
Lisp code is made of lists. And lists are the main data type for lisp programs. So you can naturally produce and transform lisp code using lisp code. Not all lisps allow that, though, but I think that's the main differentiator and it's unique in that aspect.

So it's like generating JS code text from JS, but working with JS code as a text is much more confusing compared to working with lisp code as a list.
I can't help but wonder if thermal load is an issue.

I just recently got a raspi 5 and the wifi chip is flaky. I can't help but wonder if they're fighting the edge of the board's thermal load and a chip supporting WPA3 would be too much.
You're probably right...I definitely don't think every single person and business is corrupt, I lived there for 2 years and enjoyed it even!

But as a swappa/eBay buyer and seller, it's hard to ignore trends I guess.
Shysters love it because it's the closest you can get to a "tropical paradise" in the CONUS with relatively cheap housing and low CoL, then you can run away to Cuba or Mexico if things get bad, or fly to Europe and NYC easily when things are good. Plenty of yacht babes, drugs, and yacht babes who will hang out with you in exchange for drugs, which is also a great draw for some of these types of folks too.
No, what is fucking pathetic is HN comments currently.

It's a really interesting story, if as reported these bulbs are the TUV30T8 they are used in Covid and Tuberculosis control.

They are used in your SteriPEN (smaller size) when you go camping.

They are a cool tech, with a dangerous side but all HN can talk about is NFTs. A total lack of curiosity. Just off topic trash talk by dumb people with nothing new to say.

They were reported to have been set up by contractors by the DJ, TBH I'm not sure but I don't feel checking light bulbs comes down to organizers. Do they also check food safety in the kitchen? Every electric cord has been checked off? This is also an interesting adult conversation not seen here.
That is why programming languages used only the first 70 or so columns of each card. The last few columns were ignored and you could punch a sequence number. If you dropped your deck of cards you could take it to a sorting machine that could rearrange them in increasing order of the sequence numbers. The trick was to make your initial sequence number increase in steps of, say, 100. Then if you later had to insert cards in the middle of the deck you could use intermediate sequence numbers. This is also why the cards had one corner sliced off - you could immediately tell if a card was upside-down or flipped over.
No, Vercel took it down and stole the domain last I checked.
Arm is by no means legacy. Raspberry PIs stated goal is to produce affordable computers. That specifically means using cheap hardware. Typically cheapness is this volume level comes from reusing components that have had their r&d paid off by high volume or previous successful products. This is pretty much my you don’t see SBCs with current gen smartphone performance. RISC-V may get there eventually, but devices like the raspberry pi won’t be the first place to look
> 48 count felon Donald Drumpf

Trump has been indicted on 91 felony counts, and is from New York (though currently residing in Florida.)
Breaking it up. Instead of running a query for the entire year, run it month by month and stitch the final results back together.

Or if you have a unique string ID, calculate an integer hash using hash(ID) % 50 to get 50 chunks which you can process separately without OOMing.

A basic assumption is that all the chunks are independent of each other. Chunking is essentially temporary partitioning to fit your processing limitations.
never heard of solo board games before, is it possible?
Topically:

Global land subsidence mapping reveals widespread loss of aquifer storage capacity (October 2023)

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-41933-z

Scientists map loss of groundwater storage around the world

https://phys.org/news/2023-11-scientists-loss-groundwater-st...
The Misleading Statistic in the FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon
Can you recommend any books or resources on training flushing? Seems a lot like herding, and it's an interest of mine.
The best thing about punch cards and FORTRAN was punching a "C" in column 80; then the statement could be commented-out simply by reversing the card.
People should be far more willing to use unsafe than they currently are.
This is correct. All fibonacci numbers are integers, thus all instances of sqrt(5) must eventually cancel out.
Eh, to me, he lost credit when he patronizes us about the Texas Two Step bankruptcy process.

I don't even care if he thinks it's a "valid" approach to take.

I do care that he, and the law firm that basically handles every one so far, condescends to tell us that "really, this is in the best interests of the plaintiffs suing these companies", and that it "makes their lives easier, and is fairer to them", and why can't we just understand that and believe them?

1. Why are these defendants so willing to bend over backwards to "assist the plaintiffs and make their lawsuits go more easily", when the potential downside to them is liability judgments in the tens of billions? Oh, because they'll never actually pay that. They'll "pledge" to fund their little spin off to the full value of liabilities, but will generally throw a couple of hundred million in, shut up shop and say "So sad, too bad", as happened in effectively each of the largest Texas Two Step bankruptcies.

Don't treat your readership like they're idiots, Matt. We know that these companies are not "choosing" to make it easier for them to be sued into oblivion for decades of lies and injuries - we're not naive. They're choosing to do it because they've already donned their parachute and slashed the lines on everyone else's.
My bad, I wasn't intending fine tune to mean fine tuning the model itself. And leveraging vectorized embeddings as I mentioned IS FUNCTIONALLY a rag-style architecture.
I would hope that this is a forum where we can do better than broad generalizations about a place with over 20 million people.
I imagine the journalist at some point said: "Just how far do you now walk", and he replied "Oh, I often go for a 6km walk on Sunday." It's a newspaper article, not a technical spec.
According to the Zeke Faux book "Number Go Up", one needs to "own" a Bored Ape YC NFT to be admitted. The author had to pay $20,000 for one of these in order to gain admission to this event.
I think the "time bomb" is in this sentence: "... some viral infections have been linked to an increased risk for the development of PD ..." with the context that we've all just been through a global pandemic.
Is there a country closer to their homeland where they can be housed? It is unfortunate they have to be so far from home. Or better yet, can we just push for peace talks so they can stay home?
That makes even less sense because everywhere I look I see not-total-monopolies abusing their position every day
She says she tried to give him the phone at 11 and he's 14 now. She also seems preoccupied with her phone, so I can see him deciding before that point that he wants nothing to do with it. (He may also have been influenced by the behavior of kids his age.)

More generally, pre-adolescents sometimes decide they're going to be vegetarian or Buddhist or Republican or whatever -- it usually isn't that the kid has some well formulated observations and principles (though that does happen), but more likely the kid is hopping on a trend or reacting against one.
Cash doesn't mean cash. More like short term bonds.
> What's interesting to me is that in emergencies, apparently many people don't brake hard enough.

I did the Mini Stunt Driving Course the other week in Palm Springs. One of the first things they cover is emergency braking. Even in that situation — not an emergency; the whole point is to stop the car as fast as possible — I had trouble overcoming the urge to NOT brake as hard as I could. It took a few runs for me to get myself to stand on the brakes properly.
Intel BE200 WiFi 7 cards locked to 14th gen CPU and Z790 chipset
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/BILLS-117hr2316ih/html/B...

(7) In March 2020, Dr. Fauci told Americans not to wear
masks, noting: ``There's no reason to be walking around with a
mask. When you are in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask
might make people feel a little bit better and it might even
block a droplet, but it is not providing the perfect protection
that people think that it is. And, often, there are unintended
consequences--people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep
touching their face.''.

Also:

(10) Dr. Fauci also now claims that herd immunity will
require 80 to 85 percent of Americans to get the vaccine.

Somehow herd immunity dissapeared from the media too.
It could be. I don't know about the ERC for NFTs and I can't be bothered to read it, but in theory just store the IPFS address for the image.

In reality though it is an implementation detail. An NFT is just a coloured coin, and derives it's value from someone else thinking they can buy it and sell it on to someone else / OR some kind of bragging rights value, i.e. I can afford $100k on X useless thing (e.g. watch, gold plated iPhone etc.) so therefore I am rich.
I also created a webcomponent-based framework two months ago: https://realm.codes
Bring sunglasses (and ear protection while you're at it) when going to a concert.
Phone number. Personal email.
Playstation is cutting off X sharing options
The Raspberry Pi using Broadcom chips has always made it hard to take seriously. How are competing boards with RockChip SoCs doing on this front?

WiFi support is kind of a mess of nasty blobs across the board unless you go back to Wireless AC or N, though. I have been wanting an AC option that works with linux-libre on Guix System. I once bought a RealTek USB WLAN adapter after seeing what looked like a firmware repo with a free software license, but apparently it wasn't the actual source, just a binary, so still needed reverse-engineering work. I just chucked it in a drawer for now and only use ethernet on the laptop I'd intended it for.

It would be cool to see a group effort to find the most common WiFi chips used in devices and work on REing them. Liberate as many devices at once as possible.