skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's right. This is the same code Bluesky is running on our new PDS hosts. It's all open source.

The main motivation in moving from a big central Postgres cluster to single tenant SQLite databases is to make hosting users much more efficient, inexpensive, and operationally simpler.

But it's also part of the plan to run regional PDS hosts near users, increasing performance by decreasing end-to-end latency.

The most experimental part of this setup is using Litestream to replicate these many SQLite databases (there are almost 2 million user repositories) to cloud storage. But we're not relying on this alone, we're also going to maintain standard SQLite ".backup" snapshots as well.
> remote code execution and "I got around the child lock on this device" are somewhat different in severity

You’ll notice that the recipients of both reports responded similarly, with apathy. Perhaps that was the point of juxtaposing them?
The primary criticism I have of the verge is they often have pretty non-technical people comment on technical things. It comes through hardest on the podcast where Alex Cranz often seems out of her depth
I have an interest, but I'm not sure if I have a six-hour interest. Wow.
They were, for a couple of glorious hours.
The key line in my comment, for emphasis:

> This is very early in the maturity cycle for this tech.

Think about what value you get out of the services and what migration might look like. If you are making simple completion or chat calls with a clever prompt, then migration will probably be trivial when the time comes. Those features are the commodity that everyone will be offering and you'll be able to shop around for the ideal solution as alternatives become competitive.

Alternately, if you're handing OpenAI a ton of data for them to opaquely digest for fine tuning with no egress tools, or having them accumulate lots of other critical data with no egress, you're obviously getting yourself locked in.

The more features you use, the more idiosyncratic those features are, the more non-transferable those features are, and the more deeply you integrate those features, the more risk you're taking. So you want to consider whether the reward is worth that risk.

Different projects will legitimately have different answers for that.
Powerlifting can be very dangerous. You can really, permanently, mess up your body, specifically your back and neck. What steps do you take to mitigate that risk?
It is so annoying... ehag do people believe "in my opinion" means?
Also: is everything you believe actually based on facts?

If not, by posting your comment just showed a whole bunch of biases that are secretly controlling you.
the word “microplastics” is a little misleading

It was never about precision, truth, nor actual science. It was always about "plastics=bad" ideological virtue signaling, just like "chemicals=bad" and "(non-ionising) radiation=bad" before it.
> This little corner of my life feels a lot more under my control than anything else right now

Yes that's exactly it! It's something of a refuge from whatever other chaos I'm dealing with. I get to feel good about trying and even better about succeeding.

The body is incredibly resilient, and given enough stimulus and patient consistency, it's pretty amazing how strong average people are capable of becoming.

I'm reminded of this quote from Socrates:

"No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeking the beauty and strength of which his body is capable."

I am not young anymore, but I'm not old, either, and I've come to the conclusion it's certainly better to start late than to never discover my limits at all.
WPA3 (SAE) support enables OWE.
Actually what amount to "net saving" in the graph? Is it the amount of money people put in their checking/saving account? The amount including the money put in the investment account? Including retirement?
The problem is that if you enable 6GHz on an existing 2.4/5 GHz SSID, you immediately kick off all WPA2 devices. So you have to create a unique SSID for 6GHz devices to use, which is kinda confusing to end users.
> They force you to make the source code available to anyone who asks.

That’s not precisely correct. It requires that iff the person asking is a user of the code in question (including over a network for AGPL).

I can take AGPL code, modify it, run it privately for my own purposes, tell you that I’ve done that, and still turn down your request for the source code.
No it won't. EU has already designated the 6 companies deemed to be gatekeepers:

Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, Microsoft

And the act has never demanded that two companies must integrate with each other.
Is Bluesky still invite only?
How do you know it's ARM though? Taking low-cost potshots at China is an easy choice for some conservative politicians, there's a large number of voters/small $ donors who are easily activated by the claim to 'standing up to communism'.
What motivates you to learn Korean? I have been doing this recently too. I find it very slow to learn for me in my 30's
For all the hopes that people wouldn't need to drive in a few years and that kids wouldn't need to get driver's licenses, seems pretty unlikely at this point unless you never leave a city with good public transit.
I think the adversarial counter is that employees would avoid any job listing job salary bands that are to wide or just out of expectations.

this should incentives most honest bands and narrow ranges.
You're not an employer, so your opinion is irrelevant.
What's he posting with, a quill?
While everything you say mighy be true, it's also irrelevant.

Time to market is more important, you build users you get an edge, you can swap models later on (as long as you own the data).
It's a wonder that there isn't more sympathy for a group of people who say "have fun staying poor" so often they started using an acronym for it.
Molly killed that. She killed it, cleaned it, cooked it, and served it up hot. Damn she goes hard.
In the developer tools, Steam already disabled the button to add a Twitter account to a game actually
Runners are for sure slow and expensive.

My solution: buy a $5k server with 128 cores and lots of memory. Sits in my basement. Runs our CI/CD for the cost of electricity. Think it got our full test suite down from 20 minutes on circle to 5 minutes.
WPA2 uses AES-CCMP-128 which is not efficient (or even feasible) for high data rates as it cannot be parallelized. WPA3 uses GCMP-128 or GCMP-256, which (in the case of 256-bit) is stronger security and also can achieve gigabit level speeds or higher due to being able to parallelize the encryption.

WPA2 is susceptible to offline-dictionary attack and the cost is quite low (less than $10), especially with cloud computing. WPA3 is resistant to offline dictionary attack.

If an adversary knows the WPA2 passphrase, the adversary can eavesdrop on connections between the AP device and the station device. In comparison, in WPA3, even if an adversary knows the passphrase, the adversary will not be able to decrypt communications between the AP and the station device. The adversary is still able to gain access to the network, but the attack surface area has been reduced.

WPA3 uses HMAC-SHA256 for key derivation, whereas WPA2 uses HMAC-SHA1. NIST and other cryptography agencies have recommended against the use of SHA1 in cryptographic systems due to known weaknesses.

WPA3 has many advantages over WPA2. In addition, most of the implementation for WPA3 is in software and also available as open source.
For me, it was a pretty handy way to transfer screenshots off-device: post to private twitter account, log into twitter account on any computer and save the images :)
Try intel ax201, it works great for me and it's still relatively cheap.... works great on x86_64, not sure about risc/arm.

(not affiliated, don't work for intel, have a bunch of other cards, most were a pain).
This is the wider problem of AI in general. It is right some percent of the time. You can only use AI in situations where being wrong randomly, without anyone to sue or blame, is OK.

Why people keep trying to use AI to drive cars, I have no idea. It’s like starting with the hardest of hard problems immediately. Fools errand, if you work in self driving cars get out ASAP while the rest of AI is still hot and you can get paid. Because the other stuff is on cusp of the trough of despair given the increasingly desperate emails from salesmen I get from XYZ.ai startups.
That's a very confusing direction to have your own whisper versioning. It may be better to call the model something different to differentiate versioning.
I guess it depends on your interest and followings. Just try using "Latest search" on Twitter with #PS4Share or #PS5Share and you can see that people love to share their gameplay.
Your link leads to a different article than the Title text would suggest.

However, the linked article is Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean in his more serious character) discussing problems with EVs, which is an interesting read on its own.
sounds just as bad as racism
Raise prices and the people who need/want to take cabs need to deal with it or move elsewhere.
It's not my story to share the full details, but suffice to say it was wild and makes extremely good dinner party conversation. At the time though, definitely something out of a horror movie.
We're all stupid and greedy to various degrees. Making fun of people probably isn't conducive to a happy life.
Biology and bioinformatics. I've been reading about medicine and biology for a while now and want to get more serious. It's just such a huge fascinating field with a lot we don't know.

For now I completed one course on Coursera and am planning on finishing the specialization with 6-7 courses. Also trying to learn some statistics going through ISLR on the side.

I considered grad school as well but I don't have much of a shot. So I've been applying to software roles at biotech companies to break in that way. I'll make my own grad school with free online resources:)
AFAIK it is often perfectly possible to actually encode image data on-chain, it is just much more expensive (and much less common as a result)
Exactly. Page 11. Poverty rates are lower now than in 1964.
So how does Microsoft manage it? Bing and other Microsoft properties are accessible in China.
I think you picked the one avenue where people are wary of the person putting on the event because you are gonna be tripping and need to be in a reasonably safe environment, you will get your hearing destroyed in only a few hours by some idiots who think that turning it up to 11 makes for a better show, and raving is a community of regulars that have collective memory for bad reputation.

It's funny because what you're describing with the warehouse is "the afters" which unbeknownst to someone who isn't a regular has already established a reputation and been vetted by the community because they're all word of mouth.

The point is that lack of reputation likely meant that despite the fact that it was public the usual partygoers weren't there. You typically need either a trusted organizer/venue or a trusted artist and their techs who's done this before and aren't gonna do something stupid.
If by "we" you mean "social media networks", then yes. They did. Social media networks do a horrible job at managing speech, you won't find a disagreement from me there.

The problem is that Facebook is an expert on the React codebase, not immunology, and their moderators are underpaid, overworked, and unskilled. The best they can do is "if post doesn't match official guidelines, delete".

When people are dying, regulators are breathing down your neck, and you just want to keep selling ads in a freefall market, what would you do? It's understandable that they did what they did. They're a digital billboard company that makes money off of boomer memes, vacation photo sharing, and high school reunion organizing. They're not arbiters of truth.
Show HN: A Discord Support Group for Engineers Who Can't Find Work
Hi all.

I made a post today talking about how hard it is to find work as a web developer right now and was linked to another post and I'm sure there's plenty more people struggling right now to find work as a developer. One user had an idea of starting a Discord support group for us all.

If you're in the industry and are getting completely shit on, feel like an imposter, think you're unhireable, etc, consider joining. Maybe we can figure out something with our heads put together.

Love you all.

https://discord.gg/6pQrYgYvFd
This is why. It's a tax, retiree's, high-risk trader's, haven. The Florida bankruptcy laws are so lax that people often file multiple times throughout their lifetimes. And still run for president. /s To quote a man behind bars for attempted murder and was on a Netflix series - Florida's favorite - Tiger King: "I'm never gonna financially recover from this." is something you hear often in Florida. Both from visitors, and from residents.
ffmpeg's own https://www.ffmpeg.org/legal.html seems like a good reference IMO.

To @keepamovin, "called either via a code interface or from a child process using a command line interface" -- regardless of the license terms, fork()/exec()'d programs "could never" impose any licensing requirements on the parent because the resulting interaction among parent/child is not a derived work. As usual: IANAL, this probably pertains more to USC than other jurisdictions.
A big thing with WPA3 is that it mandates protected management frames which means you can no longer be randomly deauthenticated by anyone with a WiFi card.
From your own link:

Scientists are still unsure whether consumed microplastics are harmful to human or animal health

Because plastics are inert. Beware those who distort the truth and exploit fear for their own gains.
It's much more likely that he believes he's doing the right thing. It seems they did make adjustments to avoid kid related accidents from this thread, so it does check out as a "temporarily displaced savior" rather than just a bland, run of the mill faker or self-deluded psycho.

Reality is nuanced.
Have you made or plan to make any contributions to Mezzano (https://github.com/froggey/Mezzano) or are you mainly interested in seeing how far you can take this thing on your own?
Yes. I have invite codes if you would like one. Email in my profile.

Edit: they're all gone!
So 'post tax income less consumption' is the money after the pretax retirement money put away.
May be give anthropic a try the answer is more correct than ChatGPT, indeed in every subsequent attempt the quality of ChatGPT both GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 deteriorated.

Here are the answers:

ChatGPT:
First response:
Mary is the sister of Susan and Susan has 7 brothers. Each of these 7 brothers has one sister, and that sister is Mary. So, Mary has 7 brothers, and she is also the sister of Susan. Therefore, Mary has a total of 8 sisters, including Susan.

Second Response:
Mary is the sister of Susan, so she has one sister. There is no need to consider the 7 brothers in this context as the question is asking specifically about how many sisters Mary has.

GPT-4 Response:
From the information provided, we can infer that Mary has one sister, Susan. The question specifically asks about how many sisters Mary has, and it doesn't mention any other siblings. Therefore, based on the given information, Mary has only one sister, Susan.

Anthropic:

Okay, let's break this down step-by-step:

Susan has 7 brothers
Each of Susan's 7 brothers has 1 sister
So there are 7 sisters total (1 sister for each of the 7 brothers)
The question asks how many sisters Mary has
Mary is not mentioned anywhere else in the problem
So there is no information provided to determine how many sisters Mary has

Therefore, the question does not provide enough information to determine how many sisters Mary has. The number of sisters Susan's brothers have does not tell us anything about how many sisters someone unrelated named Mary has.
Social sharing in general isn’t really used I’ve found. Case-in-point: Spotify Wrapped. The vast of the majority of the users just screenshot their phones instead of simply clicking a button to share on a platform.

Granted, it’s harder to do that on the Playstation but the alternative is just … not sharing it at all which probably is the case for most gamers.
The AM335x are extremely ancient chips by now.
Well, you clearly don't know how hiring works. If your resume looks off you're not getting anywhere. No matter how motivated.
Honestly it should be common knowledge to always read the description/product specs before ordering products online.

If the miniature-ness isn't mentioned it qualifies as a scam, but if it's actually mentioned this is just a story of careless people being punished for their carelessness.
The “Personal” in PDS doesn’t mean it is only for self-hosting.

Bluesky has a main PDS instance at https://bsky.social that serves almost all of the Bluesky user base.

There is a good overview of the architecture here:

https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/5-5-2023-federation-architecture

Here’s a snippet from the protocol roadmap they published 3-4 weeks ago [1]:

Multiple PDS instances

The Bluesky PDS (bsky.social) is currently a monolithic PostgreSQL database with over a million hosted repositories. We will be splitting accounts across multiple instances, using the protocol itself to help with scaling.

[1] https://atproto.com/blog/2023-protocol-roadmap
Nope. It's just a matter of poorly maintained brcmfmac driver in mainline Linux. It gets barely any attention from companies that produce the hardware it supports.

All it takes to fix it is for Broadcom to get serious about their software support.
Only if the diff against the Apache version is worth money though, which doesn't seem like it will be for a while. I can think of other more likely scenarios:

- Apple forks the Apache version

- Microsoft contracts some Element developers

- Google buys Element

- Facebook makes some contributions under the AGPLv3 (okay, maybe this one isn't super likely)

In any and all cases, the community still has the AGPL version. I really don't see a downside here, and plus I don't know what companies are supposed to do if not this.
I remember those! Maybe I'll start throwing some around in a few months when the time is ripe.
This isn't even sarcasm, this is just collecting various actual statements in one location. I know I have been called genocidal for expressing an opinion that we should maybe run medical studies prior to massive ivermectin doses for everyone in the third world. Same energy.
I did audio production for about 10 years before pivoting into tech, ha! Live sound for work, but I'm also a musician so I've spent my fair share of time with Logic Pro. It's funny because I also want to dig more into synths, I've always been a guitarist and have thus far only used soft synths mostly due to not having the money to play with nicer equipment. Now that I make good money, I haven't found time to circle back to it. Very high on my wish list is a nice analog synth and maybe a physical sequencer. I find that what happens to me is the futzing around with the DAW gets between my idea and getting it recorded - I've done some solid work at getting channel strip settings and templates built out to minimize this, but at the end of the day I need some more equipment. It really is a ton of fun, though. It's as broad and deep as you want to make it, not unlike software more generally.
That post mentions a few big companies using the Matrix protocol, but are any of them using proprietary forks of Element/Synapse/Dendrite?

Another thing not clear from that post was the layoffs- were those layoffs at the Foundation, or Element corp? Either way it was a loss to the Matrix community, for certain!
Energy efficiency and optimization through out of the box technology, hardware and software solutions.

This is the focus of my latest venture. Market is global. Our first installation went online earlier this year. All self-funded so far. Working on raising a round to scale.

Fully deployed, in the US alone, we can free-up enough energy to support over 30 million electric vehicles without having to build a single new power plant of any kind.

Yes, applied to YC multiple times as we were developing the technology. Rejected every time. My guess is that the combination of an older solo founder and a complex hardware/software model just didn't pass the filters. I get it. Hardware is hard. We are past the YC level of startup funding at this stage (need ~$5MM), so that's no longer an option.

Still in stealth.
It’s still useful to talk about the density of matter inside a volume that is equivalent to the volume defined by the sphere with a Schwartzchild radius because it sets an upper limit on the density that a given mass could be before an event horizon would form.

This is relevant to the discussion at hand because for these very large black holes that density is not very high and conceivably a gas cloud of sufficient mass could contract to that density and have an event horizon form without collapsing into Stars.
It is, but not as a "growth hack" or anything. It's just a way of limiting growth while the system is scaled (in terms of the backend and abuse prevention).

There's a dedicated waitlist for developers that will get you access quite quickly: https://atproto.com/blog/call-for-developers
Raising their prices even more won't make a difference.

It's already too expensive which is why all the useful integrations have dropped off the platform.
Even unsafe Rust comes with significantly more checks and safety built-in than C.
in 10 years time - people will complain about having to manually type out their prompts. and the 10 years after that - complain about why the computer didnt predict their prompts...
Also Wingspan is a great board game where you learn all of this. I suspect there may be some players in this thread :)
What do they mean by "Since SQLite does not support concurrent transactions" - it supports them, as long as you don't access the .db file through a file share (UNC, or NFS, etc) - https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html

I've been using this to update/read db from multiple threads/processes on the same machine. You can also do snapshotting with the sqlite backup API, if you want consistent view, and to not hold on transaction (or copy in-memory).

But maybe I'm missing something here... Also haven't touched sqlite in years, so not sure...
Disagree. I want real nudes. Not fake nudes.
It was beneficial to both parties. Sony gets to advertise indirectly on Twitter and Twitter gets content and maybe a few new users signing up to post who might otherwise not bother signing up for Twitter.
channels seemed to fit very nicely in a gRPC streaming API call. But gRPC is not for everyone.
Archaeologists uncovered over 100k ancient coins, some more than 2k years old
I like money too, but I also like other things. I have a bias towards staying at a company because of the non-monetary value of knowing other employees and knowing the work, and because I prefer stable steady money to a (slightly) greater amount of riskier new job money. There's a number where I'll leave, but I won't jump ship over e.g. a $5k difference unless I already want to quit for other reasons.

I don't think it's wrong to have a preference for employees like me when hiring. Churn has a cost and employees with a history of churn inflict that cost more often.
There is some description and link on the page.

Personal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income (DPI), frequently referred to as "the personal saving rate," is calculated as the ratio of personal saving to DPI.
Personal saving is equal to personal income less personal outlays and personal taxes; it may generally be viewed as the portion of personal income that is used either to provide funds to capital markets or to invest in real assets such as residences.(https://www.bea.gov/national/pdf/all-chapters.pdf)

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release/tables?rid=54&eid=155443...