skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
once, when complaining to a colleague about our workplace and their hiring and staffing idiosyncrasies, I quipped "I should give <manager> a copy of TMMM". My colleague, without missing a beat said "You should give him two copies so he can read it faster"
You're correct, it's just a point cloud. This version is just larger, with far higher resolution, since it's cheaper to train.
Why is that the case? Tools like OpenCL do exist, but I assume CUDA is simply better suited for these tasks, is that true?

(With the dominance of CUDA, choice of a GPU on Linux gets even harder. It used to be a clear "fuck you Nvidia" if you wanted to use Wayland, but Nvidia definitely has the lead when it's about video editing and machine learning.)
Ironically enough, moves like this, and with the New Outlook and New Teams merging features and functionality between the web and desktop versions (and probably soon Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) I likely will no longer need to dual boot and will run Linux full time on my desktop.
Correct Link: https://old.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/17z8hsz/youtube_ha...
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Sure, some applications might require custom higher-level synchronisation, but it's still important for getenv/setenv to be thread-safe (i.e. not crash):

- The race might be irrelevant (e.g. simultaneous calls that access different variables are fine).

- The application author might not have complete control over all calls to getenv/setenv (e.g. if using a third-party library).
That a very odd thing to say.

Starship is more then 2x as powerful as Saturn V. Starship is also designed for reusable.

So even if you consider it non-reusable its still much more powerful then Saturn V.

If 2x the size and major new features isn't 'next level' then what is?

It seems you are missing current perspective and glorifying the past.
I think any college degree is what you make of it. I majored in history, and now I have a career in sales with a good company and a job I enjoy. Unless you're majoring in the hard sciences IMO it's not about the degree, it's about the person.
It's still trivial to block ads, but the delay has recently started for me, after never happening before. So presumably a very intentional volley in the ongoing war to own your attention.
>reposition themselves stronger.

We don't know that yet.
It's weird but I saw the anti-blocker modal a week or two but them it stopped appearing and never saw it since shrug
The word “discard” does not preclude what you suggested.
I didn’t know about their SSO sorry, I just meant their desktop licensing based on paying once you reach a certain revenue.

If companies use SSO as a rough proxy for “willing to spend” then they can use ARR instead as it is more direct.
Trade schools are booming! In many ways, dollar for dollar, a trade school is a much better option for people. Unfortunately, it does come with some disadvantages, mostly physical.
It says Mac OS support is untested, but wouldn't Mac OS be a great test bed, with many graphic pro users, and Apple Silicon running Stable Diffusion out of the box? DiffusionBee already does in-/outpainting and basically all the other things this integration is promising, you only have to copy/paste image data and resolution/context parameters I guess. But then this brings in the Python ML stack which seems like a no-go for an end-user product AFAICS, unless you wanted to generate endless support tickets.
Sadly still a "subscribe now!" link
>Have you ever exported anything in a shell script

So, shells use a single thread that can safely modify the environment - then start new child processes by the same thread. The child processes get a =copy= of the said environment. That's a textbook example how to use env.

Starting multiple threads on your own, then modifying env should be considered a textbook example how not to do things - env is not intended for interprocess communication.
That's a strawman and you know it. I'm not going to necessarily concur's OP's point, but it's inarguable given MSFT's last half decade the positive stewardship Nadella has done.
Seeing as the vote took place in a haphazard way on the 11th hour during a weekend, I’m not sure they did.
Google, Samsung, Apple, and others have to abide by the same law, Microsoft isn't special.

I also don't understand what this law has to do with the topic.
My Favorite One-Liners: Python Edition
I wouldn't call starting from zero forking
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Maybe. If that helpes us develop better medicines or food crops it sounds like the smart thing to do. Instead of waiting around for 2 million years until eco-system has recovered.

However, in my opinion, it's a rather uninteresting hypothetical because human activity absolutely does play a huge role in the extinction of species today.
Trying to be charitable here: could this be a debug/test artefact that inadvertantly got into production?
I also noticed this during the weekend. I initially assumed that the new uBO filters are too blame -- guess that's exactly what Google is going for with these hostile measures, and it kinda works.
In the case of execvp, you would pretty much be required to fork before it and then you could change PATH.
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Seening that idiot be linked on HN makes me sad.
There's some really expensive software for CAD etc.

And there's bespoke software, that can be almost arbitrarily ludicrous in terms of cost. I'm talking about eg corporate in-house software that has whole teams developing it, but only a few users.

But I guess these examples are mostly just very expensive, but you don't use this software to brag to your mates.
No problem!

https://archive.li/p4by5
How come this video isn't just showing caching at work?
I haven't noticed an issue yet.

My issue at the moment is while ublock can still block ads, every video automatically pauses like 5 seconds in and I need to hit play again.
Switzerland has a whole Canton named after the surrounding area of Basel: Basel-Landschaft, which is often called "Baselland" [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basel-Landschaft
Didn’t the negotiations fail?
*interquel - Alyx takes place after HL1.
12 Months Hence

https://imgur.com/a/ZjehzHY
"Has GitHub Been Down More Since Its Acquisition by Microsoft?" - https://statusgator.com/blog/has-github-been-down-more-since...

"... In the two years since the acquisition announcement, GitHub has reported a 41% increase in status page incidents. Furthermore, there has been a 97% increase in incident minutes, compared to the two years prior to the announcement..."
People have been doing post processing of photographs as long as photographs have existed.
Sorry, I’ve been working with web components since before they had wide browser support - so now, it’s ‘native’ in the sense that web component is a feature native to the browser, instead of being shimmed / polyfilled in. You can just write web components in an .html file, drag it into the browser, and it works, no build step or servers or external libraries required.
Leaking memory is not a "solution". Ever. Maybe for a commercial problem. But not for one in systems API design.

If you copy, provide a new interface. It's time-honoured and proven in Unix to give *_r() ones in such a case.
I wouldn’t call myself a serious star wars fan, but my first reaction after the premise was established was “well in the briefing they told us where the trench is and so we know the fighters will come out of the equator”. Now im thinking all this really tells us is thank goodness Luke was listening during the briefing and was on the mission and not the audience or else we’d still have a Death Star.
DoB, National ID, full name are required information health professionals would almost always require.

What can you avoid giving them? Your spam-only email address? That's the least of your worries.

Sorry state indeed.
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For now.

Google is working on making a premium internet based on their services that permeate the whole web which they plan to serve only to "trusted devices" running Chrome - I do not think this is going to work out well for them.
Just install adblocker?
I don’t know why updates to things like Adblock filters aren’t distributed over RSS
The discussion is only relevant for a shared unguarded resource (the env) modified and read by multiple threads. Single threaded operations are just fine.
> It's "she" not "he". And then:

With all the love and respect in the world, who do you think you're talking about? Emmet Shear is not trans to my knowledge, (nor, I suspect, his knowledge). If you think this was about Mira Murati, you should really get up to date before telling people off about pronouns.
Didn't we get a 3D map of the deathstar with the exhaust vent flagged? So we know where the trench is...
Bourne Identity 2. They start out on what looks like Palolem Beach in Goa, turn and walk off it into some bustling town nothing like the village there, before a few minutes later being embroiled in a car chase through somewhere looking more like Panaji.
AI is the norm for concept art already, it's too useful for it not to be.
Good question, if I were to do it I'd just import into an in memory SQLite db and let you query that
How will they be able to continue doing their things without money?

It seems like people forget that it was the investors’ money that made all this possible in the first place.
You're talking about hypotheticals, I'm talking about reality.

Saying "these silly people are obsessed with their economic system, which is pointless!" makes no sense if those same people live or die by that system.
It's not a proper Half-Life game if you don't play as Gordon Freeman.

Alyx also misses many of the things that made the HL series great and replaces them with "modern" game design anti-features. Not looking forward to future HL games going even further in that direction.

The new voice actor doesn't even sound anything like alyx FFS and her lines are a perfect argument why the silent protagonist in the HL games was not a mistake.
That's why a love Readwise's Reader. I can store stuff to read later, but also get all the RSS/Atom feeds, plus can even funnel newsletters into one place. In addition to having my highlights there as well and being able to easily export them to Obsidian.
I thought it was my adblocker (uBlock) causing the issue.
Mira tweeted the same thing everyone else that @sama has hearted: "OpenAI is nothing without its people". I'm guessing everyone doing this is resigning/following. https://twitter.com/sama/status/1726543026846351702
Wouldn't all Microsoft competitors be interested in boosting OpenAI?
If they really build AGI (I doubt it), the AGI might be able to bring Microsoft under its control. This could be bad news for a lot of businesses.
I support the enforcement of anti-trust laws against Microsoft, but I am at the same time puzzled at how much Google is allowed to get away with. They are simultaneously maintaining the biggest browser platform while also being the biggest content and advertisement provider, AND they have a major influence on the development of web standards, AND they control the development of a major OS (Android) for accessing the web, where their browser comes pre-installed. And now they are actively exploiting their position and trying to sabotage the competition.

My point in highlighting it is that I think there is a lack of enforcement of anti-trust laws and/or a lack of laws that would prevent Google behaving in this way, since I think it is so much worse than what Microsoft has been doing with Windows not allowing users to uninstall crapware.
What? I'm pretty sure Emmett Shear is a he not a she.

Are you perhaps referring to Mira Murati? She only lasted the weekend as interim CEO.
Sadly there is still no alternative to Youtube.
Same with Reddit.
happens to me on chrome too with ublock.
Because they need the chief scientist Ilya Sutskever. Microsoft's commercial interests will push them do whatever is needed to make it work.
Loopt, OpenAI, WorldCoin.. how many do you need to be serial?
This just... isn't happening for me? My only extensions are UBo, Return Youtube Dislike and Sponsorblock, so I presume a UBo filter is either fixing it or the change isn't rolled out to all users yet.
Yeah agree, this feels like a very big hug.
> Even in the 1950s when everyone smoked everywhere and you couldn't escape second hand smoke outside of the house, it was still a healthier choice to not smoke yourself.

Side: Unfortunately in multi-family apartment buildings in tropical places like India where balconies are common, even escaping second hand smoke in your own home is difficult if you don’t keep your windows always closed to the neighbor below you.
If there's one thing we should have learned over the last 45 years in this industry - it's never underestimate Microsoft.
> Other than compiling a bit faster,

It's not "a bit faster", it's "orders of magnitude faster". We use a third party rust service that compile occasionally, a clean build of about 500 lines of code plus external crates (serde included) is about 10 minutes. Our go service is closer to 5 seconds. An incremental build on the rust service is about 30s-1m, in go it's about 5 seconds. It's the difference between waiting for it to start, and going and doing something else while you compile, on every change or iteration.

> what ergonomics does Go give you that Rust doesn't

- Compilation times. See above.

- How do I make an async http request in rust and go?
in go it's
go http.Post(...)

In rust you need to decide which async framework you want to use as your application runtime, and deal with the issues that brings later down the line.

- In general, go's standard library is leaps and bounds ahead of rust's (this is an extension of the async/http point)

- For a very long time, the most popular crates required being on nightly compilers, which is a non-starter for lots of people. I understand this is better now, but this went on for _years_.

- Cross compilation just works in go (until you get to cgo, but that's such a PITA and the FFI is so slow that most libraries end up being in go anyway), in rust you're cross compiling with LLVM, with all the headaches that brings with it.

- Go is much more readable. Reading rust is like having to run a decompressor on the code - everything is _so_ terse, it's like we're sending programs over SMS.

- Go's tooling is "better" than rust's. gofmt vs rustfmt, go build vs cargo build, go test vs cargo test

For anything other than soft real time or performance _critical_ workloads, I'd pick go over rust. I think today I'd still pick C++ over rust for perf critical work, but I don't think that will be the case in 18-24 months honestly.
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I noticed Youtube started doing this in the last couple days, and I use FF. What a silly thing to do, about as juvenile as a company can be.
Or Freetube / Newpipe
> ..reserve my next outburst until a..

You'll just waste your time :)

Look, it's Microsoft's right to put any/all effort to making more money with their various practices.

It is our right to buy a Win10 Pro license for X amount of USD, then bolt down the ** out of it with the myriad of privacy tools to protect ourselves and have a "better Win7 Pro OS".

MS has always and will always try to play the game of getting more control, making more money, collecting more telemetry, do clean and dirty things until get caught. Welcome to the human condition. MS employees are humans. MS shareholders are also humans.

As for Windows Update, I don't think I've updated the core version at all since I installed it, and I am using WuMgr and WAU Manager (both portables) for very selective security updates.

It's a game. If you are a former sys-admin or a technical person, then you avoid their traps. If you are not, then the machine will chew your data, just like Google Analytics, AdMod, and so many others do.

Side-note: never update apps when they work 'alright', chances are you will regret it.
Despite many attempts to ignore this reality, entire languages like Go were invented to try mitigate this disparity.
Update, OpenAI employees are mass tweeting `OpenAI is nothing without its people`

https://twitter.com/blader/status/1726552230319559106
I am not getting this behaviour in Firefox 120. Tried it, logged out as well.

> setTimeout(function() { c(); a.resolve(1) }, 5E3);

The code looks like a silly concurrency bug fix, i.e., a lazy way to force ordering.
Similarly, I use 3 side by side editor panes, and 90 is about the max I can see.
Any examples? Curious how they do it. Just extra info in the 250 OK response to the DATA command?
Would have been amazing if they joined Intel. No tsmc bottleneck, Intel probably having trouble offloading their arc gpus, etc
MS are minority shareholders in Open AI. What stupid agreements did OpenAI sign to give them IP rights, or are you just making things up? Maybe I should ping all the tech companies I own shares in to get them to send me their IP too
I'm not even mad about Google making my artificially wait 5s for using firefox.

I'm mad that such a big company with suposelly decent engineers, are making me wait 5s with literally a sleep, how is even possible to do such thing in such a rudimentary way? I would be like damn that was smart, this feels like, seriously this is the level?
Large language models have been affecting search for years and have been brought to the forefront by ChatGPT and other chatbots.
It seems to me like there is one clear winner, Google, and everyone else lost a bit. Nevertheless Microsoft seems to have contained the damage as well as possible, again producing an outcome that is better for everyone from the position where they started after Friday.
"Morals" in the AI sphere seems to mean "restricting to AI to the esteemed few, for your safety". To me that sounds more likely to lead to cyberpunk corporate dominance than laissez-faire democratization

I realise it's strange to be claiming that a for-profit company is more likely to share AI than a nonprofit with "Open" in their name, yet that is the situation right now
I hope not, but they are certainly trying. I fear they have become an uncontrollable behemoth which have failed to identify alternative business models to their unsustainable ad business, and now they are trying to perform a major power grab to basically take over the web and force people to watch ads or pay.
Haven't pulled the crown in 2 months?

No daylight savings where you live? :)
Yes, but - at least in landscape photography - there was a divide between people using retouching to "fix" things (i.e. removing spots, making the colors more realistic, etc) and the people altering the style of the photo (e.g. by boosting or even shifting certain colors to achieve a certain look). The latter was viewed as fake by some people I knew. Today this is just part of your photography style.
RSS/Atom will have a hard time becoming popular as long as developers remain biased against anything to do with XML. If someone reinvents Atom but worse using JSON, there might just be a chance.
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Go likes to ignore edge cases ("all file names are UTF-8 and if they aren't then we'll just pretend they are") to make it easier to write code, so I'm not very surprised that it got caught in a POSIX related crash here.

It's hard to tell if Microsoft altered the source code since, but the leaked XP source code (https://github.com/tongzx/nt5src/blob/master/Source/XPSP1/NT...) doesn't seem to do any getenv() calls for DNS lookups. The specific bug that started all this nonsense only triggers on (specific) Unix implementations. Unfortunately, Go opts to call the POSIX methods rather than GetEnvironmentVariable/SetEnvironmentVariable on Windows, so I suppose it's still possible that somewhere in the chain this bug gets triggered by Go code.
Serious Sam in VR is pretty fun.
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Thanks for linking the video. The GitHub screenshots are completely useless, because there are no before/after comparisons.
Without studying the minified code I wouldn't assume malice just yet, this could be just an inexperienced developer trying to lazily fix some browser-specific bug, or something that accidentally made it to production like you say
That’s a nice thought but why would this technology be any different than any other? Perhaps OpenAI and Microsoft now compete with each other. Surely they won’t be the only players in the game… Apple, Google won’t just rest on their laurels. Perhaps they will make a better offer at some point to some great minds in AI.
Sheeple! The Death Star is flat!
Actual title: "Sacked OpenAI boss Sam Altman to join Microsoft"
I still use adblockers perfectly fine on Youtube. There was never a real interruption in adblocking either. You just need ublock origin + bypass paywalls.
If you are fluent with the terminal, you don't need to suffer from the YT Web UI. Install mpv and yt-dlp. Play videos like this:

mpv [--no-video] "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9zVjEZ7W8Q"

Option in brackets is optional.
Yeah, could someone really do that? Just go on the Internet and tell lies?
> Learning requires a model that grows. So there can't be any learning, by definition.

Do you also believe human brains need to "grow" to learn? Whatever you mean by "grow", it doesn't seem like a rigid definition.
> all CPUs [...] today come with a GPU

This is not even remotely true.
This is just not realistic. Medical staff have to take notes, so they know what dosage of medication your own, when your vitals were last checked by staff, where you're supposed to go for testing, etc... not to mention to prevent and protect them from malpractice suits.

I would think contacting the head of your local hospitals would prove more helpful than just saying "don't record this case".
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