skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Seems like a remarkably small sample group for a study like this. Maybe I am just not familiar with what is considered a significant sample size for cancer research.
He borrows against his BTC to buy more BTC. That is a much better long term play when you are holding an asset that is of a fixed total size. When you buy becomes irrelevant.
It's not at all like saying that.

If you want to mitigate downtime in your supply chain then diversity is good. If you want to mitigate security vulnerability then it's bad.

Imagine you have 100 api servers that all have database credentials. If one server goes down you have 99 working servers (ideally). If one is compromised then the attacker has your database credentials, game over.
Could you provide some concrete examples?
Nobody knows what the point of homework is
Apple accepts external PR's for Webkit right? Couldn't someone external implement it?
You're actually relating perfectly given that you essentially rephrased TFA almost beat for beat. It's not as cynical as its title would imply.
Will insurance carriers cover damages due to botched updates? Imagine 10 years from now the power/control that electric delivery companies would have over retailers like amazon. One botched update away from a complete backup for delivery vans.
How does one go about hosting this and using this as an API?
> Debian so far has decided to go with Netplan for their nework stack on Debian Cloud images.

Seems not for long
Building semantic search for reading highlights with OpenAI and S3
Check out Component Pascal Collection. It is as normal as it gets under Windows. Tell you what: I use their built-in wordprocessor to write grant applications. I prefer it over MS Word or even Libre Office. Download free BlackBox Component Builder from there, as well as amazing scientific software written in that language. Includes graphics, math, algebra, simulations, etc. Some of that stuff (Chill by Robert Campbell) was developed at BAE Systems for flying jet planes. Not just cool. It is heavy duty production stuff. And free.
http://www.zinnamturm.eu/downloads.htm
How much does an audit cost?
The pipeline wasn't just the fastest; it left everything else in the proverbial dust!
> All things considered, physical buttons and dials are probably easier and cheaper, because they don't require software updates!

I am pretty sure there is a market for a dumb modern car, but no one is building it. I am thinking of an electric car without anything "smart" in it. Modern safety features can stay, if they work completely self contained and without requiring an external connection ever over the lifespan of the car.
Is diarization only possible with stereo audio at the moment in whisper? If the voices aren't left/right split I don't think one can get them separated yet.
BBC iPlayer access is different in UK than elsewhere, right?

I suspect for much of the older stuff it's licensing issues making it not worth the time to verify, in their view. Just because it's BBC production doesn't mean there isn't 3rd party stuff that has to be checked.

That and content, they probably don't want to air everything they did in the 60s/70s for example, for fear of being buried in complaints...
Nepal banned TikTok because it disrupts 'social harmony' and 'family structure'
Yes that is indeed how many boards my scripts generated: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38266987
The epilepsy-level keto therapy (the one done in the study) can do wonders (80-90% of calories from fat, blood level GKI 1-2).

It didn't say what exactly happened with `However, dyslipidemia developed after this time which led to the discontinuation of the diet.`.

And if they consulted with a professional and recent research like "lean mass hyper responder".
Phi/golden ratio also has a cool continued fraction sequence...it's only 1's all the way down
It’s really not a struggle.

What will an Indian rickshaw driver accomplish if he learns Lin Alg? Will they offer him a n interview at OpenAi because of it?

Im talking about hidden knowledge that will change your life not about how to learn what torque is.
Hopefully netplan sucks less by then?

Seriously, current versions are barely usable, and I don’t think I’m doing anything particularly hard. Want to verify your config before committing to it? Nope. Want to delete a vlan? Not happening without bypassing netplan. Want to bring up a vlan on an interface with a long name (which is the default on a fresh Ubuntu install with a NIC in a PCIe slot)? Netplan will accept the configuration, but it won’t work, and you’ll have to do quite a bit of digging to find out why your vlan doesn’t exist as far as the kernel is concerned.

The latter one is nasty if you upgrade Ubuntu on a system where the management interface is on a vlan.
The table is from benchmarks ran on a T4 GPU, that's roughly a GTX 1080 levels of performance. More recent GPUs are vastly faster (5-10x).
Hi there! I'm a developer on the .Net team, and I heavily work on our IDE offerings. You can absolutely write a small program that is only a CLI, and our tooling is heavily tailored to make that a great experience. First off, you don't need to use an IDE for this at all (if you don't want to). You can just do `dotnet new ...` from the command line to spit out what is needed to do CLI development.

If you do want to use an IDE, there are many choices available. First party options include Visual Studio itself (which has varying skus depending on what you're interested in). For just CLI development, the Community sku would work great. Then there is VSCode, which has both the open-source "C# Extension" (also built by us), and the closed-source add-on "DevKit" which enhances that further with more features".

Regardless of which environment you use, writing a CLI is extremely simple, and the language and environment cater to it. A simple 'Hello World' for C# literally is just:

Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

And you can grow on that as you want to flesh out whatever your CLI needs to do. If you're interested in doing anything web/server related, then ASP.NET Core also fits into this very simply, allowing you to stand up a web server from your CLI app trivially.

We def want .Net, including the language, runtime, and tooling to scale all the way from these sorts of experiences to the "enterprisey" space, in a clean and consistent fashion.

If you do run into issues with any of the above, def let us know. You can see all the work we do in .Net over at github.com/dotnet/... Including what's being worked on now, and what we're continuing to invest in for future releases.

Thanks!
You can read about it more in their paper. Specifically page 36. Their dataset, ERA5, is created using a process called reanalysis. It combines historical weather observations with modern weather models to create a consistent record of past weather conditions.

https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/DeepMind.com/B...
It's kind of amazing how a single tutorial project became so universal. I wonder if there are any other disciplines / platforms / projects that are equally universal in their domain. Programmers have "hello, world," but it's awfully tiny by comparison.
I mean, totally, it doesn't sound great but that's all I can do, my car doesn't have bluetooth :)
It links to his author page. Are you able to tell if the journal images are all taken from a book? Which book? There are multiple books on the Amazon page.
Maybe system updates counts when it reaches that number?
And computing is so cheap that there wouldn't be much issue with including it in a networked printer. Or a multifunction printer. I'd expect more of a question of license cost. But if your printer is going to understand pdf out of the box, probably it understands postscript also.
Absolutely. Plenty of firms have been targeted for plants. And not just Russian ones.
This is a really good point -- once you import somebody else's code into your head. Which I think imposes hard constraints on the size of code we're taking about..
If you look on YouTube, you can find up-res versions of Mitchell and Webb that look amazing compare to other sources. Maybe the same technique can be used on Connections
Users install from there, so long as they're using Linux, a Debian or Red Hat based distro, and have sudo access. As you say, not such a nice answer.

For certain kinds of software, this approach is getting more viable, thanks to containers. In some contexts, you can tell everyone to run your software in a container with a specific Linux distro inside. But that software is often distributed as container images directly, rather than distro packages to be used in containers.
People are too entitled in trying to own a look. Can I spread porn fakes of myself? What if I look identical to Taylor Swift? Do I lose my right to free expression?
> The jsx stuff looks fancy, but it completely breaks Rust Analyzer

That's not inherent of macros, but how the parser of the macro body is written. Ideally, the jsx code would be transformed to correct Rust code even on broken input, then Rust Analyzer would map the tokens from the expansion to the tokens from the source code to have context for IDE features (rename, autocompletion, go to definition, etc).

I wrote some stuff [1]. It's a bit all over the place since I'm very bad at writing. Here's also a thread with Rust Analyzer's developers [2]

[1]: https://blog.emi0x7d1.dev/improving-autocompletion-in-your-r...
[2]: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/16x2kzi/improving_aut...
EVs don't require oil changes.
Forget updates entirely. My car is one of the few places I expect to get software that works the first time.

If you absolutely must have updates, then at least not OTA updates. Have them done at the dealership or service center so any issues can be dealt with immediately.

Come on, is this engineering or hacking? This is a car, not a CRUD app. Get. It. Right.
DIY version.

https://hackaday.com/2023/07/22/that-ultra-white-paint-that-...
Big Sur's icons die in the Dock (2021)
A case report is exactly that, a case.
I mean depending on which side of the brain the tumour is, it could be relevant. Don't quote me on this (I'm not a doctor) but the right hemisphere controls the left side of the body (including left hand) and the left controls the right.
Scryer Prolog Meetup 2023 Notes
I have only been to one Muslim country (where I am from) and the state of general public morals is really bad when compared to UK (where I am for work). Given we don't drink and do most of other drugs (cigarette is considered less harmful and not Haram for example) i often wonder why still our values and morals are so crappy in general. My personal conclusion is that forgiveness is the greatest loophole my religion has. People do whatever and believe it will all be forgiven.

There probably should either be no ban on anything for anyone for any age (only your immediate care takers could stop you) or the bans should be public wide. I don't understand how alcohol/drugs above 18 are not harmful or way less harmful.
In the same vein:

“We should do away with the absolutely specious notion that everybody has to earn a living. It is a fact today that one in ten thousand of us can make a technological breakthrough capable of supporting all the rest. The youth of today are absolutely right in recognizing this nonsense of earning a living. We keep inventing jobs because of this false idea that everybody has to be employed at some kind of drudgery because, according to Malthusian Darwinian theory he must justify his right to exist. So we have inspectors of inspectors and people making instruments for inspectors to inspect inspectors. The true business of people should be to go back to school and think about whatever it was they were thinking about before somebody came along and told them they had to earn a living.” ― Buckminster Fuller
Extreme weather is predicted by numerical weather models. Correctly representing hurricanes has driven development on the NOAA GFS model for centuries.

Open-Meteo focuses on providing access to weather data for single locations or small areas. If you look at data for coastal areas, forecast and past weather data will show severe winds. Storm tracks or maps are not available, but might be implemented in the future.
Nonconsensual porn laws generally aren't restricted to commercial use, and some include fake images with intentional and recognizable use of likeness (some also don't, its a mixed bag.)

Yes, commercial use of likeness is also an issue, and it may or may not be violated simply by distribution of something use the likeness on a commercial website like civitai.
I'm interested to know if you've tried creating a custom GPT with their builder or the API. If you have enough old example code, notes, or those rare textbooks you mention you could add those as files and see if the built in RAG improves the answers it gives.
Haven't seen many .NET fanatics, only pragmatics. I'd say that's another argument in favour.
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I still have an account that I have some stuff linked to, I want to close it down entirely soon, it sucks there isn't any way to export all my emails without paying though.
Dont give them too much credit, Notice they did not go after any of the big media companies that are just as abusive.

They picked a small time organization to target, they would not want to upset advertisers, hell I bet they got the blessing of the big media companies to even go after these guys..

If they really wanted side with creators they would push back against their RIAA and MPAA abusers, but of-course they will not
Case report studies kinda by definition are on one patient.
With things like Lightning tipping, implemented on stacker.news and nostr, a normal person could easily do tens of thousands of tiny Bitcoin payments in a year, each with a theoretical capital gains reporting requirement.

This is ridiculous, which is why most countries don't apply capital gains to currencies regardless of how volatile they are. Bitcoin should be treated no differently. You're already taxed on the income used to buy the currencies in the first place anyway.
ChatGPT now has Data Analysis mode
Lifting, animal fats, 10k steps a day, cold showers and no porn
I hope the :P makes it clear I don't take the idea seriously…
The iRobot Roofba!
> The KD was terminated 10 years after diet initiation (2018) as the patient developed dyslipidemia (cholesterol >280 mg/dL, triglycerides >300 mg/dL).

It looks like his LDL was "only" 140, but yeah trigs at 300 are no bueno.
Infiltration reprints, zines and book
Your comment prompted me to look up how many Poles live in Iceland. Turns out they are the largest minority which is mildly surprising but shouldn’t be I guess.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poles_in_Iceland
Nice description. Completely free markets are rarely efficient, but well regulated ones can be. All sorts of risks and externalities can substantially increase transaction costs. Crypto currencies show that even the most basic (store of value and currency exchange) economic transactions have substantial overhead. Most people end up using exchanges that have lower cost transactions with acceptable risk (most of the time).
Whisper cannot perform speaker diarization at the moment, WhisperX and other solutions that can tend to use pyannot https://github.com/pyannote/pyannote-audio
Virtues are virtues because people don't do them. We don't have to give positive names to things people do without being told. We give them names to try to encourage people to do something that they don't wish to do.

People who want to be humble don't go out of their way to become public figures, and thus rarely are. The public figures you see are a tiny fraction of the ones who desperately want it. Occasionally it's foisted on somebody who wasn't seeking it, but most of the time it goes to those who are putting in enormous effort. And they're competing against many others putting in similar amounts of effort.
Rivian "licensee" here. So far all updates have required you to press a button (in the car or on the app) to launch the update installer. Not sure how many weeks you can ignore it for as I never tried.
Yup, Go is absolutely the language for this! And almost every scripting thing you need to do is probably in the standard library, which is helpful.
> How do I know a video of unknown provenance contains me, not a dead ringer that gave consent?

> It's impossible to consistently enforce, presumptive, and effectively thought-policing a concept. In short: it's absurd.

I mean, come on. It’s fine to disapprove of the law, but this isn’t some uniquely difficult thing that the legal system couldn’t possibly handle. It’s certainly nowhere near the level of complexity and ambiguity of, for instance, criminal fraud law, where things like the intent of the accused and the “reasonable person” are routinely crucial elements.
This looks cool, can't wait to try it!

At first, people might think "$10,000 demo problem? What a high number!" Realistically, in corp environments, that number is an understatement. Plus the long time (and pain) it takes to get every team's buy-in to help with capturing/generating that data.
HiFi 3D Sensor: Plug-N-Play Depth Perception and AI
Shunning technology on its own won't lead to pacifism. Otherwise, what you described is pretty much a typical fantasy setting.
Can this do realtime transcribing (streaming)?
no mention of the gold hoards of Spain ? it rocked the continent at the time
Keep in mind inflation biases in wages. Certain jobs, like software, tend to be disproportionately huddled into high inflation areas. So this drives wages up, while jobs like plumbers are spread about everywhere which (relatively) drives wages down.

So for instance Salary.com puts San Francisco skilled plumbers at a $90k median wage [1], electricians at $105k [2], etc.

[1] - https://www.salary.com/research/salary/benchmark/plumber-iii...

[2] - https://www.salary.com/research/salary/benchmark/electrician...
There is a surprising amount of good domains for cheap out there
In a world where it seems everyone has a business or their own website, where domains sell for millions of dollars, there are still a good amount of domains that anyone can afford.
Same here. Whisper is really good at transcribing Greek but no diarization support, which makes it less than ideal for most use cases.
So true. I'm still learning the hard part about writing is not the writing, it is getting someone to read it. I documented it here => https://rodyne.com/?page_id=1252
I'll look into that, thanks
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I loved the detail in Interstellar where the audio from EVAs is muffled, like you're hearing what the occupant of the suit would be. The Expanse also does this to some degree.
> are you learning or just being indoctrinated?

This is such a strange comment and is so removed from my lived experience that I question whether its even real. Where is this indoctrination happening? The vast majority of my classes were dedicated to learning the subject and there was rarely any room for deviation. Especially not deviation that turned to religion or politics. Even when discussing religious texts in my philosophy classes, it was through the lens of an academic. The same way that we discussed plato and aristotle. There was open discussion and if the conversation turned aggressive or wasn't going anywhere it was quickly shut down. We all had a curriculum to follow and certain debates can be taken anywhere or happen outside of class.
If you wanted to challenge your professors, it was about your grade and that was usually done during office hours. Professors are humans and they all have their quirks but I didn't experience anything out of the norm while talking to them or hearing about their interaction with others.

As for challenging each other, I think we did more learning from each other than anything else and our opinions did change over time but that's not indoctrination, just part of growing up.

You say you went to university 20 years ago but did you end up going back afterwards? If so, what are the differences you've personally noticed?
This is why I love HN - info straight from the source. Thanks :)
Sure, but I think it isn't even the more typical situation, so your presentation suggests it's far more typical than reality imo.
Maybe you realize it's a bad car for you, and want to get something different?
Cancer loves sugar.
It's a bit like asking how much does a vacation cost. It rather depends where you're going and what you're doing.

I'd guess high five figures or maybe low six figures?
whoa, thank you! I did not know about this, and this is super helpful. I've been playing around a lot with whisper.cpp and I have some situations where this might improve things dramatically
I am slightly surprised they still did not replace it with some 80% similar "WasmUI". Which XAML framework are we on now by number?
Can’t imagine how much it would suck to be the engineer who fat fingered it and caused a huge crisis for the company, inconveniencing tons of customers and costing millions. Even if there should be processes in place to prevent it in the first place, you’d still know you were the “but for cause” of the problem.
Safari on iPhone even supports notifications now! Check out revolt chat. It looks and feels like a native app.
I hear in Japan the reason they have electric wires on poles and houses have individual gas cylinders is to provide resiliency during earthquakes -- the earth becomes a liquid.
None of that matters. Plants only sequester carbon that was already in the atmosphere and it goes right back into it when they die. Methane breaks down to CO2 in a number of months/years and has no effect on geologic timescales.

The only solution to climate change is to stop introducing carbon that was sequestered hundreds of millions of years ago. Championing causes like 'you need to eat the bugs' is not a productive use of time and does nothing to change the status quo in the end.
Thanks! Yeah, I didn't want to seem cheeky throwing out a big round number, but it feels ballpark right based on all the situations I've been in.
Depends widely on scope, complexity, client and consultancy. Example from Trail of Bits regarding blockchain audits:

+---------+---------------------------+-------------------------+----------------------+
| Size | Small | Medium | Large |
+---------+---------------------------+-------------------------+----------------------+
| Project | ERCs (20, 71, 4626, ...) | Standalone arithmetic | AMM or lending |
| | | lib | protocol |
+---------+---------------------------+-------------------------+----------------------+
| Pricing | $25k | $25-50k | $50-100k |
+---------+---------------------------+-------------------------+----------------------+
| Timeline| 1 week | 1-2 weeks | 2-4 weeks |
+---------+---------------------------+-------------------------+----------------------+

https://www.trailofbits.com/services/software-assurance/
When I am ready to mark the github repo as public I was going to consider Conveyor, as paying money for it is a no-go right now (unemployed and broke rn)
One odd thing about economics is that people will be familiar with roughly half of an introductory textbook, and then think they know everything about the subject. The fact that there is such a thing as "market power" is understood by every economist, and is central to the topic of "industrial organization". Increases in market power are even one of the standard explanations for the business cycle (they call them "markup shocks). Maybe the author knows that, but it's not clear from the post.
A/B updates as implemented in android, https://bootlin.com/pub/conferences/2022/elce/opdenacker-imp...
Here's a more user-friendly and beautiful page about 4.0 release: https://www.blender.org/download/releases/4-0/