skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is pretty much the typical way things are done in TeX: having glue or penalties that “cancel out” in the usual case but do the right thing when line breaks are involved. Unlike CSS that has lots of special cases and keeps adding more, TeX has a very simple algorithm for breaking paragraphs into lines, but the box-glue-penalty model is general enough that a lot of things can be achieved with it. (I like the way these are explained in the paper by Knuth and Plass; see e.g. https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/469908 and https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/423578 .)
TLD-insensitive request sounds like a nice feature: when you type cia.org and is redirected to cia.gov
Compound itself is not that expensive. US prices are crazy as usual. In other countries it’s $300 for the month. In US you can buy off-brand semiglutide online for $300-$400 for the month as well.
I don’t know what “theory” you are referring to, as I am only talking about the official definition of a COVID death of the country in question.

>the total deaths count would be a mega-blowout

Maybe. Due to the absurdly lax definitions, we will never know.
There is a discussion going on here

https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/183hx7q/it...
Speaking as someone who is dyslexic, please don’t do this. It might look “prettier” (though even that is purely subjective) but it also creates a wall of text that is much harder to read.
> silly excuses.

Your argument is misleading using the pretense of using logical deduction to argue that something that isn't 100% backward compatible can't be expected to replace something else.

Seems more like a silly excuse to me as this argument is not based at all in reality but pure ideological delusion. Something I assume you know very well as people commenting on HN normally have a bit of experience with software development/administration.
What is OpenAI's super-secret Project Q*? [video]
Some bugs still. Mostly if I run into a bug, and I try to open the same site in Safari, I experience the same bug.

Occasionally it'll do something stupid and hang completely, but I'd say maybe that happens once or twice a week, not enough to stop me using it (and I live in it most of the day).
> The most conservative scientific estimate that the Earth’s temperature will rise 1 to 7 degrees in the next 30 years, said Brown.

The actual increase has been even less than 1 degree. How can one have the same trust in the same warnings now?
Our product supports what our customers use, which in this case was EFS. Doesn't really matter if there's better implementations available.
You are correct, but your statement doesn't conflict with the parent comment. Exclusives are bullshit, and in any case, measuring a console success by exclusives is a poor method.

The method is measuring good games. Which, now, often are exclusives.
Depends on what platform you use - iOS is quite buggy whereas I have close to zero issues on Mac. Turn on compatability mode (left button next to address bar) if a site does not work properly which turns of ad blocker etc.
AI chip contenders face daunting 'moats'
I use it on an old macbook-pro-2012 (stuck on Catalina and on an old version of Safari). Thank you Kagi for providing a build with a recent version of WebKit. On the iPad I use it just for youtube, sometimes. It is still pretty rough around the edges compared to current Safari.
https://archive.ph/x71d9
> Circuit Judge Raymond Kethledge, noting there are thousands of companies that have manufactured PFAS but just 10 listed as defendants in the case.

Which companies invented those chemicals and introduced them to the world?
In practice this matters for some people and not to others. My wm so far largely ignores the ICCCM and will never implement most of it. I have no reason to (heck, I haven't read all of it, and have no plans to - I've read parts and may apply parts, though some parts I'll just take mild inspiration from).

The previous WM I used (I now use my ~7 day old WM; dog-fooding a piece of software which may or may not restart is fun, but with a little bit of care I haven't "lost" any open windows since the Reparenting Disaster Of Last Wednesday) was bspwm which certainly is not compliant either. And that's fine.

What I have in few hundred lines works well enough for my needs, and already does some things closer to how I want them than bspwm (bspwm is great; I have odd expectations)

I don't want my machine to work like a friends. I want it to work in the way that best suits me. Nobody else is going to use it - and thanks to smart phones there is less need than ever to let anyone. I don't need a lot of applications to run - a terminal (my own), a file manager (my own), an editor (my own, and running in the terminal), a browser, and image viewer and a PDF viewer add up to pretty much everything I run that isn't a web app or on the command line.

But Wayland doesn't fix the described mess. By deferring nearly everything to extensions, it has fragmented the space far more than X wms ever did. The level of boilerplate to talk to a Wayland compositor makes an X client look trivial (you can of course, and should, use a toolkit if trying to talk to Wayland; with X it's a lot closer to optional, at least if you only care about running on modern servers where you can insist on expecting XRender and the availability of an RGBA visual it guarantees and pretend the rest doesn't exist)

Then again, as I said, to RHEL customers that probably doesn't matter. They're not going to be likely to be anarchic places full of not quite interoperable diverse window managers. For them Wayland is probably fine. Or rather a specific Wayland compositor and a curated set off apps known to work with it will likely be fine.

(As always I love your historical links and quotes, though)
It could also be that learning rate drops the more time you spend during the day as brain gets fatigued. And in addition what if it drops more for the same people who already had a lower speed.
Looks like Rybelsus (semiglutide in pill form) is $300 in Canada.
I would recommend reading and studying Psalm 19 and see if you can notice the manifest glory, beauty in the world and in yourself. We are fearfully and wonderfully made.

He is simultaneously inside us and we are inside Him like you say and He is Holy and hides Himself from the wisdom of the world.
I'm not following, no voting districts are being changed here? This lawsuit is about license plates that have a contractually decided upon producer and distributor.
I’ve recently started doing 5 minutes of calisthenics every half hour while working. It’s making me much more focused on work plus it feels like getting exercise for free since it’s time I would otherwise waste. Also 10-20 minutes of mindfulness meditation most days.
Yeah I found the example without the italic text much harder to read when it was aligned. When it was italic the quote was in view though
People are now trying to redefine what functional programming means. Lisp is as close to the lambda calculus as you can get, and Functional Programming is based on lambda calculus mode of computation (VS Von Neumann procedural model).

When you write Lisp, you're mostly composing functions. It's truly very functional, just not purely functional which is probably the motivation behind your refusal to include Lisp in the functional programming language family, which would horrify the founders of the field as it's a simple attempt at redefining a widely used, well understood term to become a small subset of it for reasons of gatekeeping what we should, according to you, include under the term without any real technical reason behind it.
Owned iPhone for more than two years now. Haven’t seen a single ad pushed onto me via home, settings or browser.
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Ubuntu is free. (As in beer)
Is the new apartment guaranteed to be the same size as before?
Ask HN: Is an open source repository of IC simulation models desired/feasible?
Simulation models of electronic components, especially analog and mixed signal ICs, are scarce and more often encrypted and locked into the manufacturer's chosen proprietary simulation software(e.g. Tina-Ti and LTSpice)

There exist many good circuit simulators, including open source ones like ngspice, but every simulator lack many models to seriously simulate any real world circuit boards with ICs and discrete components from multiple suppliers.

As an electric engineer, would you love an open source repository of IC/component simulation (SPICE/IBIS) models?

Why do chip manufacturers lock up their models to their chosen proprietary simulator (which they usually provide for free anyway)

What are the difficulties of having this open source repository?

Is it simply difficulty or costly to develop third party models, or are they limited by copyright, patent etc?
It helps that our fridge is double the usual volume or so. It gets crowded in the around holidays or with family visiting but usually is manageable.
As a Canadian, I can say healthcare up here is a slow motion train wreck and we shouldn't be emulated by anyone. Everything is triage/lowest level of care so most things lack any sort of bedside manner and/or take forever and involves way more suffering than is necessary.

Look at places like Singapore or some of the scandinavian countries where they have pretty effectively used the private sector to discipline the public sector and vice versa, as it seems to have way better outcomes and is certainly far less time consuming and painful for the individual going through the system. I especially like the Scandinavian countries that give the public sector 90 days to get something done before the patient has the right to use the private system at government cost, maybe Sweden? That's a great system that stops the utter bullshit of months to years of waiting for treatments that probably won't save your life but will make your life a hell of a lot better like joint replacements.

Both the USA and Canada should be held up as examples of how not to do health care and all eyes should be elsewhere for better ideas.
Goto in C is the tamed and civilized structured-programming goto, it has not much to do with the "considered harmful" unstructured goto from days of yore (e.g. you can't jump out of a function into a completely unrelated part of the program with C's goto like you can in BASIC.
Not sure if you picked up your own slight mistake earlier, but this is also exactly why you shouldn't try and 'tween' the planes to the new positions if you're aiming for realism.
plenty of games released on multiple consoles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjo-Kazooie

> The franchise debuted on the Nintendo 64 and subsequent entries in the series also appeared on Game Boy Advance and Xbox 360.

This is but one example.
>Time preference theories of interest are unsatisfactory, because for them to make sense, lenders must have perfect knowledge about the future and be perfectly aware of competing usages of money at any point in the lending window.

This is just wrong. Time preference doesn't require lenders to have perfect knowledge, it also describes how two lenders with access to similar (necessarily incomplete) information about the future would behave differently due to different time preferences.
The main bad side effect is that you need to be really conscious about food. It’s easy to eat not enough or not to eat at all. Then unavoidably you feel really weak and metabolism slows down. You need to be really conscious to eat enough healthy foods, especially if you want to exercise.
> The land belongs to society, land ownership is immoral, all land should be rented out by the government at market rates through a land value tax.

I'm pretty uninformed on this subject, so pardon my ignorance with this question, but what's the "morality" difference between renting land and owning it? Because in the US, even when you nominally "own" land, you still have to pay taxes on it, otherwise it can get seized by the government. And even when you do pay your taxes, the government can always seize it and reimburse you through eminent domain. It seems pretty similar to renting to me, except by a different name. How is that so dramatically different from renting where one is moral and the other immoral?
> Accept that you’re not a robot and you will have worse days.

Love this advice and wish I’d accepted it sooner.
Give up! You’ll feel better tomorrow and no one will care that you halfassed your work for a day. No one will even know.
way more attack surface?
Good news, the state has required every city in the state to zone for additional housing. That's why Brisbane went ahead and approved a revised plan for ~2000 homes in 2018, complaining that they were only doing so because of state pressure. Nobody is asking San Francisco alone to do anything.
Statistically going off makes some of the weight to come back on average. I.e. some people can keep the weight off when they are thin, and others need to take maintenance dose of semiglutide forever.
Roon Acquired by Harman International
https://archive.ph/xXNHf
We choose to embrace those "messages" or "thoughts" from LIGHT or DARKNESS (I hope you pick LIGHT or good). Those messages come from either place.

As someone who deals with a difficult illness (schizophrenia) I know what it is to receive messages from the darkness which I reject and resist. But I pick LIGHT and LOVE and God.
Not sure if I read it correctly, but it seems like the skip connections are kinda still present in the skipless block because they added I after the softmax and v= the previous hidden state. Still a cool paper if they really managed to get rid of those projections without degrading the quality.
Basic health insurance in Switzerland is “private” but very regulated:

All companies offer completely exchangeable plans and are only allowed to take age, municipality and desired copay into account when calculating your premium. Every resident of Switzerland is also obligated to have this basic health insurance (if you don’t, the government just picks a random insurance for you and signs you up retroactively).

I would say it’s a great system…but Swiss health care costs are also among the highest in the world (and rising steeply), so it’s not a silver bullet.

To be fair, this particular system is probably not to blame for the high costs, but it also didn’t prevent them (though it leads to a bit of innovation around e.g. telemedicine, which is great).
> But what’s a must-have 3rd party N64 exclusive? I can’t even think of one.

Goldeneye
They could do it easily, the existing section 8 program already has residency restrictions.
Not sure what you mean with "lighter", but the reason some browsers feel heavier is the security features that introduce a performance penalty or take up more resources, like jitless mode and process isolation for example. Firefox is not a secure web browser.
I kind of hope that SF doesn’t manage to get their shit together so that their zoning privileges get revoked. Are there any downsides to that path?
That’s true. And this piece of sh* consumes at least 1 GB of RAM constantly.
Is this your data source on that being less than 1? https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/...

It looks like the trend is pretty obvious if not the magnitude.
>But what’s a must-have 3rd party N64 exclusive? I can’t even think of one.

NGE 64
I wonder if it is embarassing enough to return all the benefits of imperialist plunder to their original owners. Or pay restitution to all places where NL was involved in slave trading.

Anyway, as far as EU is concerned it is not off topic. Many of the smaller countries (even some big ones) within the EU were once seen as rightful spheres of influence/dominance by the old European imperial powers. You dont have to go outside the continent to talk about national liberation. Do you remember how WWI started?

Centralization is not without its dangers. Take for example Yugoslavia. This was a very decentralized federal republic in which constituent republics, nationalities, and autonomous regions, had a pretty big political autonomy. During late 80s Serbian politician Slobodan Milosevic led a movement that tried to centralize the government. He argued that it would make the country more efficient and better capable to address economic problems. Serbs were the numerically dominant nationality of Yugoslavia. Serbians supported centralization, non Serbs didnt. A very bloody war ensued and the country fell appart.
At the beginning Boats showed two different traits, for poll and async.

They re-itersted their argumentation for poll after that, but just seeing those two clearly said traits is basically all the background primer a dev should need to begin drawing their own conclusions & evaluating the choices here. Even if you don't fully know rust, it should be possible to see a couple various members emerging from this.

Thank you for your vehement defense; I agree so strongly & it is so great to hear a good defense against imo bad watering down & adulterating. I didn't need or want to be hit over the lead with mass-media journalism. In my view, reasonable coders should be able to take a stab at interpreting at least the basics of what is in the table themselves from that well-illustrated starting place. Then let WithoutBoats re-argue why on one direction.

Which they do excellently, with great framing, by talking about state machines. Which should also be graspable.
Yes, that's exactly why "tenant buyouts" are a thing in San Francisco. They've created a property right for renters, as well as weird concepts like the "master tenant".
I work in like ~100-person team without code formatter and it's fine. The age average is ~35.

> Since when did caring about readability equated to bike-shedding and immaturity?

Since never, I didn't claim that. On the contrary, Prettier leads to less readable code than what a human can produce. Bike-shedding is endless bickering about some specific, meaningless thing.
I've luckily mostly been on unlimited data plans, so I don't know about it using up your data, but I guess it would? Your device is sending and receiving data. I don't think there's a distinction for externally made connections, otherwise vpn tunnels would have been really popular.

I did have an experience with my phone being suddenly used by random internet users. I had ampache running on my n900 (maemo/debian-based) and somebody found it on the internet and started streaming my music. :D I had a higher-than-normal amount of battery usage for a few days so I decided to see what's using it and discovered that my music was being played and downloaded.
I think we know that it’s exactly that. I have no source to cite but I’m pretty sure I read this somewhere.
I live in a fantasy world where I've got this problem solved with one weird trick that couldn't possibly work according to all of the normal assumptions about computing and FPGAs.

Imagine that you could make latency your friend, and work with it for a change. In fact, you would add a latch to every LUT just to make sure everything stays in sync.

It would take almost forever to get your first result off the edge of the chip. However, then the pipeline is full and you get a new answer each and every clock cycle after that. From a system clocked at only 1 Ghz.

Imagine getting 1 billion tokens per second out of GPT-4

From one server box, with about 100 trillion LUTs in it, and 100 Trillion Latches (GPT-4 is about 1.2 Trillion tokens)

That's $30,000 per second of compute if this page[1] and my math are right.

[1] https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7127956-how-much-does-gp...
Yes, and in many specific cases, the thing people wanted to do was "sell or rent their house to a black person".
If these became available, how soon would it be before people started consuming their dogs prescriptions?
I'm a Debian user and contributor for many years and wrote large parts of the privacy issues page above, based on facts I discovered while using Debian.

Certainly Debian isn't evil, and popcon is indeed opt-in. Popcon does make it possible for all Debian members (who can access the submission data) to probably identify other contributors and possibly others too. Also we do inherit lots of privacy issues from upstream projects. For eg GNOME calculator app in Debian still connects to the IMF and other websites even when.
Could looking at NN through the lens of group theory unlock a lot of performance improvements?

If they have inner symmetries we are not aware of, you can avoid waste in searching in the wrong directions.

If you know that some concepts are necessarily independent, you can exploit that in your encoding to avoid superposition.

For example, I am using cyclic groups and dihedral groups, and prime powers to encode representations of what I know to be independent concepts in a NN for a small personal project.

I am working on a 32-bit (perhaps float) representation of mixtures of quantized Von Mises distributions (time of day patterns). I know there are enough bits to represent what I want, but I also want specific algebraic properties so that they will act as a probabilistic sketch: an accumulator or a Monad if you like.

I don't know the exact formula for this probabilistic sketch operator, but I am positive it should exist. (I am just starting to learn group theory and category theory, to solve this problem; I suspect I want a specific semi-lattice structure, but I haven't studied enough to know what properties I want)

My plan is to encode hourly buckets (location) as primes and how fuzzy they are (concentration) as their powers. I don't know if this will work completely, but it will be the starting point for my next experiment: try to learn the probabilistic sketch I want.

I suspect that I will need different activation functions that you'd normally use in NN, because linear or ReLU or similar won't be good to represent in finite space what I am searching for (likely a modular form or L-function). Looking at Koopman operator theory, I think I need to introduce non-linearity in the form of a Theta function neuron or Ramanujan Tau function (which is very connected to my problem).
Does if have a mobile version or can you sync with a mobile browser of another vendor?

If not then it's not for me at this stage