skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Dropping people off in the middle of nowhere with no transportation.

What could go wrong?
if it doesn't work and you didn't set it while it was broken (you let the pieces heal on their own) you probably do need surgery. They'll have to re-break it and set it properly. I did this to myself while it was broken and my arm wasn't useful. A few shots of whiskey, a friend giving me a firm handshake, and a really really strong pull. The broken bone bit slid back into the elbow socket and I could straighten my arm. I couldn't hold it there on my own, but it was straight. A couple of months with an arm sling and it healed ok. There's still a little gap in the bone but it no longer hurts when I hit it against door frames.

IANAD but I know my own body, I know when something is wrong, when something isn't working right, and sometimes kicking your body's a$@ is what it needs. Like doing a purge. Or fasting to shock the system.
The legacy editing workflows are generally, if not entirely, still available in Darktable. I haven't yet encountered a defect in my old edits on new versions of Darktable.
The fact that Ariane 5 was chosen to launch the $10 billion must-not-fail JWST says a lot about trust in the rocket. The particular rocket that launched Webb also got some extra TLC from the engineers:

> The Ariane 5 program also selected the best components for Webb based upon pre-flight testing. For example, for the Webb-designated rocket, the program used a main engine that had been especially precise during testing. "It was one of the best Vulcain engines that we've ever built," Albat said. "It has very precise performance. It would have been criminal not to do it."

From https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/01/all-hail-the-ariane-...
Same. I have been using one for 6 months now.

It has replaced the modem/router that my ISP gave me. I still use this modem/router with the Gl-inet which is set up in bridge mode.

It's stable. No WiFi flake outs. The only time I have had to reset it is when I have updated the firmware.

Eventually I plan to switch to a pfsense based router and use the Gl-inet as a wifi access point when at home and a router when I am abroad. This way all my WiFi devices will work seamlessly.
TIL 16x is the max speed, so thats why they both chose it
Totally agree with this although some companies “insist” on the ceremony
Do they use a different fork/package for AdGuard home?

I'm asking this because the smaller models from them are limited to 32MB flash and 128/256MB RAM, which is way too less for typical AdGuard Home usage.

Personally I'm using some older Linksys WRT 1900AC/3200ACM models for my malware homelab and for the 1900AC the AdGuard daemon is constantly OOM once a few blocklists are selected.

Does anybody maybe know whether there's a fork that uses less memory and skips all the statistics and stuff that you won't need?
Thanks for sharing, I love this.

Wish they supported Apple Pay.
It's more likely that you are just a standard consumer that doesn't recognise non-obvious advertising than you only buy products that don't advertise.

How do you or the people doing the comparisons you read know the product exists without advertising?
> We should evaluate AGI the same way we evaluate human general intelligence, which also manifests with dizzying variety.

This is key. All humans don’t understand everything—and the way we assess human conceptual understanding is through tests. This implies that we need a lot more tests for AI.

I’d like to see a big investment in “Machine Psychology.”
Is there a link to try it?

This is literally the main application of ML that I’ve been awaiting for years. Making complex legislation and bureaucracy searchable and useful for people with no context.
Wow. "bad guys who write proprietary software" is... not even wrong.

Why should I be forced to disclose information I don't want to?

"You have nothing to hide"? Fuck that.
The phrase "atomic across crashes" is meaningless. Atomicity deals with the running system state at the moment a system call executes. It has nothing to do with crashes (which are not atomic in and of themselves), or what bits actually end up on disk.
"Modern software development" says a lot. It's the people and more specifically, the rules and processes they make around programming and task allocation that can be really needless and meaningless. Even competition is a human construct.

The most enjoyable form of programming seems to be it's most solitary form. Who would've thought that despite all the doctors saying we're social creatures we'd prefer solitude.
Ads are targeting to the viewer not the video. So megadeth fans might not like the product but someone willing to watch a 30 minute ad about it probably really likes it.
Maps is not run by a man (except philosophically speaking). Perhaps the contrast was adjusted because of the emergence of P3, XDR, OLED, Liquid Retina, etc. Trust me, Google is very lucky to have her magic. ;)

https://youtu.be/dX3k_QDnzHE
You definitely can't run Q-Transformers by DeepMind(Q-Learning for transformers, as the name implies) on an old laptop.

https://qtransformer.github.io/
And yet they're trying to convince the EU they're not a gatekeeper: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38399123
That was basically popcorn time. Don't know if it's still around.
Pressure to Move and Forced Moves Among U.S. Renter Households
It's a great plugin and I use it a lot. But it's very hard to install. Mozilla goes out of their way to keep it out of the store and on Android you can't even sideload it :(
Completely agree. Every model/dimensionality-reduction is in some sense compression, isn't it?

We are taking a problem space with more parameters and detail and reducing it to a solution space with fewer parameters and possibly less detail (depending on whether the solution is exact or not which maps onto the compression being lossy or not).

If I take the set of all points that are equidistant from a given point and line, that is an infinite set. But I can compress it down to three real numbers if I know that set can be represented y = ax^2 + bx +c, and noone goes "quadratic equations are just compression".

A lot of people try to generate milage out of the idea of the compression being _lossy_ also. That's an intellectual dead end in the same way. Lots of useful models are a lossy compression.
It generally reaches its zenith when some executives realize they're leaving huge amounts of money on the table by not advertising to all these proven paying consumers. When they realize that, they enshittify the product, make fat stacks and then bounce to the next big thing when there's nothing left to squeeze.

There's literally no context where it makes sense for these sociopaths to not advertise to us. They'd put ads under our eyelids if they could. They'd put ads in our dreams.
Vaudeville
Don't tell the internet why you think a job is shit. Tell them why you think some specific alternative career is better. You have a decent chance of hearing from someone who's gone the opposite direction.
Google has been voluntarily blocking ads here in Russia since 2022 due to the sanctions (from what I understand, so that monetization didn't translate into taxes paid to the government). I now live in a completely ads-free world for 2 years. So I wonder, if it's possible for people abroad to somehow proxy ad-related traffic through Russia so that Google itself blocked ads.
Physics with an Edge: Free Fall, & the Lord Hates a Coward
To be honest, while I have heard of Planetscale I never really looked into it. It does seem really interesting, but as you can probably gather from my answer I'm really into simplicity and ease of use. And since Turso is powered by LibSQL (SQLite fork) it is dead simple to use. Their pricing is also very predictable which and with a generous free tier.

HTMX + Go is such a great combo for those who don't necessarily enjoy JS/TS. I just want a good user experience and also a good dev experience. And for me, HTMX + Go is that. I can create reactive websites while working in my preferred language. I'm also shipping minimal amount of data to the user so and using as little CPU and memory as I can.
Are you equating proprietary software with privacy, and FOSS with "you have nothing to hide"? Proprietary software is way worse for privacy than FOSS is.
Can also destroy earth if we make something as powerful as you describe ?
It doesn't work quite as well as the full extension though :(
Thankfully works with Web Scrobbler [1] too.

[1] https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/web-scrobbler/hhina...
Pretty sure that if Trump can do it there is nothing remarkable about it, the only subject he had some remarkable insight was golf and nothing else. Unless you hold the believe that he hold the position without meeting the qualifications but that makes things go into a too subjective context.

Anyway, this has nothing to do with what I believe or not that the president does, it's about the intelectual level the general public demands to chose one, for chat-gpt the ability to be persuading it's far easier than the ability to reach AGI, the same happens with humans.
What about on the homepage?
POSIX isn't underspecified here. rename() has no durability guarantees. That's the answer.

"something that worked on FFS didn't work on ext4,"

As the article notes this is NOT durable on FFS. Early FFS (and early ext) could lose the entire filesystem after a crash. ext2 still can.

ext4 is the oddball here. TFA is not framing things correctly.
Yeah, playing twitchy games with bluetooth on is janky suicide. I was trying to play a difficult platformer on my phone with a clipped-on game controller and it was miserable until I switched to wired audio.

Not sure if it was the audio latency or the crowded traffic on bluetooth slowing down my BT game controller, but the difference in feel and success was night-and-day when I did that.
Oh this is really nice and well formatted, all this time I use https://gbatemp.net/download/gba-and-ds-rom-hacking-guide.33... for my romhacking project

I think this document would be a great resource for me to go really to the basics and this guide is well updated too so it's a plus
No one should care unless OpenAI has shown a new demo.
Looking at the pricing curves it looks more like hourly vs cumulative screw-up. See how the supply keeps creeping forward:
https://aggregated-market-data-latest.nordpoolgroup.com/Aggr...

(note: haven't found a permanent link to today's results, so that link is valid until 1200 UTC)
The Intel atom is slow but the newer cars have an AMD Ryzen and it should run fine.
The CIA thing was bad, but absolutely not the cause of eradication failure. That's 100% becuause type 2 polio is REALLY good at mutating and changing the OPV version to an infectious version.
I maintain a less featureful but easier to use and less janky Loom implementation as an Obsidian plugin: https://github.com/cosmicoptima/loom

(Why Obsidian? Because then I don't have to write a text editor from scratch, and because one can then combine it with other plugins. Also because I intended for this implementation to work on mobile, but getting the UX right for that is annoying so it isn't supported right now.)

davinci-002 is a good publicly available model to start with. Weaving takes practice if you want something very specific.
That is decidedly not always true. It would be cool if there were some zoom level below which names were always displayed, but there isn’t. Especially in dense PoI places.
Even more so. You gave me a product, and I took parts of it and threw it away. Once you gave it to me, your right to define what I do with it ended in my mind -- or to put it more concretely for Youtube, you sent me the bytes, I ignored some of them. That is my right and prerogative as the owner of the computer. Don't want me to ignore any of the bytes, don't send me any of them.
Feels like more of an "extreme x-games event" rather than gratuitous science of dubious value, wouldn't you say? :-)
FTW SomaFM
been listening for about 13 years now!
The trip and secret agent <3
Let GPT write Javadocs for those who didn't
- All IPv4 and NATd.

- The speed test difference was consistent no matter the measurement tool - speedtest.net, fast, actual file transfers, etc.

We got pretty far down the rabbit hole with diagnostics. TP-Link actually spent a significant amount of effort supporting me - had a debug firmware doing packet captures, testing different hardware acceleration settings, sent me multiple routers with different chipsets, etc.

I brought the hardware with me when I moved and I do not have the issue.
Who funds the American taxpayer? Follow the money.
Looks great! Can’t wait to try working while listening to it
See my response to /u/nextworddev (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38399702). In short, GPT-4 outperforms my LLM simply because my model is quite small (its smallest version of GPT2). At the moment, I'm trying to figure out if I can train a larger model, say Phi-1.5, and get results comparable to or even better than GPT-4. With enough computing power, I'm sure that would be possible given that:
1. GPT-4 lacks a sufficently advanced enough understanding of Australian law (likely owing to the composition of its training data).
2. Australian legal English can be considered a very small subset of broader Australian English and then English in general, which should make it possible to generate a model with a deep understanding of the domain without as many parameters as one might need to understand English in general, or even a popular dialect of English.
> moving away from a "display-referred" to a "scene-referred" workflow

What is that?

Edit: they have a page about it: https://ansel.photos/en/workflows/scene-referred/
If china ends up importing DEI/ESG due to this, we might have a chance to beat them after all.
Until electric isn’t dependent on gas, I don’t see the benefit.
The reason trade was open with china was lower labor costs.

> they will become a liberal democracy.

is just what they told the commoners. (ie you and i)
This is defamatory and unfounded.

OpenAI is exploring the limits of computation.

The more I see this kind of unfounded slander, the more confident I become that this outfit might be the most important in the face of planet earth.

So many commentors here are starting to sound like priests of the Spanish inquisition. Do you seriously expect a community of technologist and science advocates to be fearful of such assertions without evidence? It's a waste of breath. All credibility just leaves the room instantly.
Leech? That's funny. You wanna take a peek at the numerous accounts under my name?

Maybe stop offering some bullshit "free" tier before expecting people to pay you. Because that's what ad-supported YouTube is: free. It's absolutely free for everyone. They just happen to send you noise alongside the signal. Easily filtered out.

Not to mention the fact Google's still extracting value out of you via surveillance capitalism. Better pay for the creator's patreon instead, that's a perfectly ethical way to make money.
Contextual loading of a bigger model would incur a lot of latency. In this case it might be a good idea to farm out the request to a non-local model. Could be a good avenue for a hybrid local & remote completion system.
Space Station Soma!
Is there anything experimenting with that?
Show HN: I made a 3D puzzle to get access to my Black Friday deal
A 42% promo code is hidden in this 3D scene, will you be able to find it?

This is a revisited version of the final project of the Render Target lesson from my React Three Fiber course (https://lessons.wawasensei.dev/courses/react-three-fiber/les...)

I had fun making it and think it nicely serves what 3D web development can bring to the web. Wish you will like it!
How do you use it in your workflow?
After Ubuntu moved Firefox to snap, I started using official tarballs for Firefox and Thunderbird.
This feels like it should take off quickly; there's just way too much excellent winning here not to.

It'll be interesting to see who adopts this first & who adopts it strongest. There's already been a ton of performance wins by using eBPF but making the host & guest driver be a big eBPF shim is pretty next level!
I consider greyhound an essential service but it is fully private.

They can sell off their stations piece by piece, gut whats profitable, stop service, etc. leaving downtowns or just stopping service to a destination is the same thing. What can be done to stop this? Why should it be stopped?

I also consider greyhound bus stops social blight, they're pretty scary because of the clientelle.

Many passangers are being bussed out from the city on one way tickets (https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/next/city-of-denver...) , out of jail/prison with one way tickets https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-prison-releases-bus-m...), etc.

This will be a pollarizing post, but whats there to be done with this?

Can you force greyhound not to sell their real estate? Nationalize it? Subsidize it more to keep their real estae. Enforce that they have minimum for a bus stop in the USA? Is there a minimum for the local transit authority that has bus stops e.g. a literal sign and maybe a shelter and a bench?

They are apparantly pushing record profits: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/flixbu...

not the first time to nationalize it came up: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/may/20/the-us... pandemic would've been the time.

So what's next? At what point would it be cheaper to discontinue greyound bus service, gut real estae for it's value and leave?
Are you being willfully obtuse, or do you honestly believe that the word "atomicity" only applies to such a narrow context?
A TODO List that actually works
> Regardless, it makes you wonder why they went forward with that particular adjuvant for the TB trial in the first case.

Well sometimes you select an excipient or adjuvant because some other one you might have chosen has some interaction with your API (active pharmaceutical ingredient -- the thing you're actually trying to deliver). More often though they are pretty arbitrary: the program lead or someone on the team had used that compund before and knew how to handle it or already had all the literature needed for a regulatory submission (had an older submission) or perhaps the division you're submitting to is already quite familiar with that one so you use it.

And of course once you're approved for and done an initial trial (phase 1) with one formulation you don't want to go back and redo all the safety studies, especially for something that isn't the API itself, if you don't have to.

Note, I have not worked in vaccines, only in anti-infectives, so their can always be cultural and technical differences that I'm not aware of! Consider this the equivalent of "experienced Lisp, C++ and assembly programmer reads article written by a layperson about a problem with a Java program, and is dubious about the layperson's diagnosis".
I feel the exact same way. I’m grateful for modern computers and what they can do, but I think the substrates of Lisp and Smalltalk machines make building flexible component-based software easier than the Linux, Windows, and Web ecosystems we have today. If I had the spare time, I’d work on a modern-day OS inspired by the Lisp and Smalltalk environments of old.

If I had the time and the money, I’d like to pick up where Xerox PARC left off when they stopped working on Smalltalk, Cedar, Mesa, and similar projects. I’m also very fascinated by Apple projects of the 1990s such as SK8, Dylan, and the original proposal for a Lisp-based Newton. During the “interregnum” years at Apple many people with interesting ideas on system design and usability worked at Apple, such as Don Norman and Larry Tesler. I’m grateful for Steve Jobs’ return and for NeXT-based macOS, but unfortunately as time passed by, the Smalltalk, Lisp, and even NeXT influences at Apple faded away. It would be cool if somebody continued this vision. I’d do it in a heartbeat if I had the time and the financial resources.
> important municipal buildings

No such thing exists.
Just get a wireless headset that uses a USB dongle. It's archaic but it works. I can't stand to be tethered to my desk when I talk. It's annoying and silly how I have a BT headset and a USB-wireless headset on my desk at the same time and I switch depending on whether the call is coming over the phone or the PC, and theoretically I could get one device that does both with a switch (eg. my wife has a Logitech one that does that) but this approach works for me.

I've literally gotten a compliment or two on how great the audio is when I'm doing remote presentations, but maybe that's because I often privately grouse about people who are using awful mic setups and so somebody was watching for that. I'm not using anything fancy, I just buy upper-mid-range gaming headsets (the $150US-ish ones that are good-enough that they don't cover them in neon plastic and LED lighting).
Do you know what A/B testing is? I don’t think you know what A/B testing is.
> 400,000 minutes of entertainment for $180 is easily the best value entertainment I’ve ever seen

Does nobody in the group ever repeat a song?

If yes, then that 400K is double counting (or 50x counting or however many time a song is repeated).

Depending on how much replay, at some point it becomes cheaper to just buy those CDs instead of paying for them over and over every month.
Exactly. We own the machine, in its realm we are gods. We dictate what it does or doesn't do. If it is our will that ads not be displayed on our screens, then by god it's not going to happen.

It's actually offensive that these corporations even think they have any say at all about what goes on in our machines. The nerve.
Can X = Y = "exuberance"
Regarding GL Beryl (and possibly other routers of theirs), it is worth mentioning that you get significantly higher throughput with WireGuard. Thus, if you have the option of hooking up via OpenVPN or WireGuard, do opt for the latter.

On the topic of GL.iNet. I have had a good experience with their customer support as we tried to work out some issues likely related to hardware. They were patient and allowed me to swap between routers until we got it to work. Oddly the final solution was to put an unmanaged switch so that we had two switches separated by about 30 metres of Cat 6A Ethernet cable, rather than plugging it straight into the router. According to the specification, this should not be an issue from what I can tell. Still, given how helpful and patient their support were, the whole experience still leaves me as a happy customer - despite the obvious hack.
Spotify has always included ads on podcasts because podcasts had already normalized that before Spotify took interest in them. As a result, they pivoted the value prop of Premium from “no ads” to “no ads on your _music_”.
Hasn’t Spotify always injected ads into podcasts regardless of premium? Are these new?
Israel also sterilized Ethiopian Jews without their consent
The Apple Maps UI is so much better than Google Maps.
That's probably a heck of a lot more difficult than just running a s390x container via QEMU user mode emulation.

Even regardless of difficulty, building and running on real hardware is desirable to make sure that you've actually got a correct build going. Emulators can have bugs, including bugs that might give you a false positive about working builds when it really isn't.
Why, is Apple Music going to have fewer podcast ads?
Why does it feel like precious few UXs are meaningfully configurable? I see endless discussions at work on how we should tweak UI details, and every time I mention "why don't we just let the user decide" I get unanimously shouted out of the room. What am I missing? Is it that much more work? Is a consistent theme/brand-feel that much more valuable to the business?
Ah, so it’s one work issued laptop and one personal then. Very typical, but I forgot about that use-case.