skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So how do you expect to power vehicles once we run out of fossil fuels?
What things would be the most fun, most edifying, and most hacky to do with these?

Any blog or book recommendations?
Ganeti can be quite arcane, I've only ever used the command-line.

But it has been solid otherwise, even with in-place upgrades over many years.

I haven't run proxmox so can not directly compare :)
Look, we are obviously on opposite sides of this intellectual argument, so I don't have any intention of changing your mind, I just want to articulate my thoughts, because, to me, this is genuinely about providing the best world for the greatest number. I can assure it does not come from classism, frankly the opposite.

>Not everything in the world is a financial transaction. It is wrong to look at homes as a share of investment to be sold to the highest bidder.

I can't disagree with you more. Whether we like it or not, value will effect the greater populace. I'm fine with some delay to taxable on value, because these thing really do have value, but effectively eliminating it has terrible repercussions.

>and have to move to some faraway cheap city.

This is literally only something that exists in California because of Prop 13. People in other states just move to a cheaper neighborhood or downsize. The reason is because property taxes really force a balance between value and utilized property.

>Arguments against Prop 13 are in the end about classism.

Arguments against Prop 13 are about sustainability. If cities were in amber and never grew, then it wouldn't be a problem. Currently the children of the folks that passed this law have nowhere to live in their parents' cities... the reason why is because they've built cities where nobody is forced to increase density, because there is no sensible property taxes.

>The idea is that as soon as an area becomes wealthy, poor people need to be removed (through rising property taxes) and sent off to live in some cheap area, so that more rich people can take their place.

Again, for the last time... the people "sent off" have become literal millionaires in some of the highest percentiles of net worth in the nation.

>Rich people already have all the benefits, so Prop 13 provides a small counterbalance

Prop 13 is literally designed to help rich people... not poor people.
https://www.motortrend.com/news/tesla-roadster-pricing-found...

> Tesla does note that the reservation is still refundable, so if the final price is too high or it doesn't materialize, you can cancel and get your money back.

If you don’t wish to trust the media, here’s the Reservation Policy itself:

https://www.tesla.com/sites/all/modules/custom/tesla_smartli...
Preview: NPM, the node package manager (2009)
I think my main issue is with your choice of the word "pattern", as something you can match against .... Because the patterns are sometimes the entire word (lower vs. tower, cough vs dough). That's not the meaning I usually associate with pattern (in the context of pattern matching).

If you had used "classes", I probably wouldn't have bothered responding in the first place... "cough" falls in the same class "rough", and "dough" does not. And those classes each match a terser pattern ("ough"). But having matches the terser pattern, you are not better off knowing how to pronounce it than knowing the entire word.

Thanks for an interesting discussion, and cheers !
Great summary. One I'll be revisiting myself every now and then.
> asserts the belief that the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible is superior to all other translations of the Bible.

As one who is fond of classical English literature, I am compelled to agree.
Yeah, you could see this outcome a mile away. While there are examples of in-house VFX software being commercialised (eg. most of the Foundry's offerings) it's generally not built to the same spec as commercial software. There are plenty of good developers but the teams are smaller and resources are focused on bang for buck.
I wonder how many of those 1000 people used a large chunk of their life savings. Or went into debt.

I mean 250k dollars is a lot more than I have saved up. I couldn't imagine paying that much for a vehicle pre-order. Are all 1000 of them very rich bay area millionaires?
I think as a card provider you still make money on this, from what I remember the card provider can settle directly with the scheme for foreign transactions the next day. There's still a good margin on the mastercard rate, I've definitely observed more than 50bps spread, but that's GBP -> THB etc.. Would a fulltime forex trader cost more though?
>Sure and laying off 100% of staff might be better for society if you can replace the jobs with higher productivity ones somewhere else

Maybe, if you ignore the costs of huge swaths of people being layed off.
But not my browser
Or, get a head start using the murkiness and by the time the AIs are as common as smartphones and run well on local chips, you’re ahead of the pack.
i admit to being pretty ignorant about thermochemistry

is there a relevant difference between crystals approaching equilibrium with a melt and crystals approaching equilibrium with a solution? because i had the impression that the mechanisms were the same and the line between these processes was actually a little bit fuzzy, what with things like hydrate crystals and aquo complexes

(i think you can't melt dolomite tho, at least near atmospheric pressure)
I think the post makes a good argument in favor of it. It's shorter, meaning it's cleaner, less visual noise. You just have to learn what it does. That's part of the job. That's what it means to be a skilled developer. It's absolutely not hard to remember that this is a "round to zero, or make it zero if it's something weird", and that functionality seems very useful.
>All that is needed is to train them on enough examples of different situations that occur on the road.

The only real way this would work is if you build a pipeline where you have a simulated world with realistic physics, rendered through some pipeline to represent camera images (in relatively high fidelity) and/or lidar outputs, and teach the network to predict the evolution of these scenes, and do this with a shitload of random data

This is probably orders of magnitude more expensive to do than training GPT models, since for vision, you would have to render it with ratyracing.
More companies should pause their advertising, not just on X.
holy shit you speak a lot of languages

respect
Regarding your aside, isn’t that what a parcel locker is for?

I presume you have these in the US?
Just saying, the UK has a form of business called a "Sole Trader" where you don't even need to notify the government about until it's tax time. Something like a "Certificate of incorporation" doesn't even exist for that.

So yeah, sometimes it fucks things up.
>The “graphapi” app relies on a third-party library that provides a URL. When this URL is accessed, it reveals the configuration details of the PHP environment (phpinfo).

>Delete the file owncloud/apps/graphapi/vendor/microsoft/microsoft-graph/tests/GetPhpInfo.php

Imagine deploying tests in production.
I agree that language usually associated to "native" apps are actually not so good to write desktop app business logic. Computer have become fast enough that higher level programming language (JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, ...) are just fast enough and easier to use.
That say, I disagree that the DOM and the Web in general are the best technologies to do desktop UI. DOM is originaly made for documents and complex UI was retrofitted in a way that you need to use extra framework on top and workaround lots of issues. Plus you need a heavy browser to make it run.
With Slint [1] we're trying to make a Desktop UI framework that can be used from JS/TS, without bringing a browser.

[1] https://slint.dev
Often this is view as counter microservices pattern. Microservice architecture assumes each service has its own data storage and is logically independable from other services.

Monolith on the other hand is a single application with all of the logic in one place.

Distibuted monolith is a set of applications\services like in microservices pattern but they can share common data storage and depend on each other.
Peter attia adresses that in outlive: bias survivor.

People with good longevity genetic don't pay the price as much for their behavior, so they indulge in it and stand out.

But most people don't have that, and can only emulate a little their epigenetic by exercice, diet, etc.
The contractor will use Fords.
Or if you invested $1k in Tesla shares, it would be worth more than $16k now. I can see why tesla fanboys/shareholders are so protective about the Tesla's image..
"16 GB ought to be enough for anybody."

- not Bill Gates
Sorry, from the context, you could assume the above is C++.

In C89, floating point literals aren't constant expressions, and static initialization order within a compilation unit is only defined for constant expressions. I believe this is also the case for C99, and things get much more fuzzy for me for C standards after C99.

As stated in another comment, I got burned by this in 2003 in porting some very large network simulation from Linux on x86 to run on Solaris on my client's $250,000 SunFire V1280. GCC was initializing two const doubles in the file in top-to-bottom order, but Sun Studio was doing the opposite. Switching the file in question to C++ solved the bug, but Sun's C++ compiler generated slower code in this case. So, I changed the static const doubles to #defines to fix the bug.
Hate to break it to you but "zero workers' rights" absolutely IS a feature of capitalism, as you maximize profit and minimize costs at the expense of everything else.

Workers' rights are social policies which didn't come out of nowhere but sprung up mostly in post-WW1 and post-WW2 times when communist and socialist moves were becoming more and more popular with the labor class due to poor living and working conditions following the destructive wars, so the owner class, in Europe at least, along with governments, had to make concessions on working time, vacation days, sick pay, and implement public pensions, public healthcare, stuff which didn't really exists before, in order to prevent more riots and strikes and have the social stability to start rebuilding the nation.

The US didn't, firstly because of strong anti-communist movements and the red scare propaganda, despite socialist-labor movements existing there as well(see Oppenheimer), and secondly because the post-WW2 US workers had it way better than European workers meaning US workers were less incentivized to strike and riot for better living standards when they already had the best living standards in the world at that time, see the baby boomer generation.

Only the US workers of today, not counting tech workers, have it (largely) worse than their predecessors in terms of wages, purchasing power, debt, healthcare, education and housing affordability.

So time to unionize and strike maybe? Especially that before mass industrialization and urbanization, the US was basically a socialist country due to the way its communities were organized and worked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkO63lMyAhE
If you'd invested the 250k and then held through all the various strata of insane valuations between then and now, yes. I never regret not buying these stocks because I know I would've sold 100 times over.
DDoS is also a good distraction from actual attacks tho
So essentially, Riccitiello gifted $1.6 billion in shares to Weta FX founder Peter Jackson and investor Sean Parker by buying a tool they’re virtually abandoning two years after?
Samsung Internet sbarca su Windows, offrendo un'alternativa aggiuntiva nel vasto panorama dei browser web disponibili.

Il noto browser di Samsung è ora scaricabile per Windows 11 tramite il Microsoft Store, consentendo agli utenti di sperimentare la piattaforma di navigazione sviluppata da Samsung anche sui PC. Questo spostamento dall'ecosistema dei dispositivi Samsung, come tablet e telefoni Android, segna un passaggio significativo per il browser, aprendo nuove opportunità agli utenti di Windows.

Sebbene la presenza del browser non sia facilmente individuabile all'interno del Microsoft Store, un collegamento diretto consente di accedere facilmente all'applicazione. L'applicazione risulta compatibile con Windows 10 e versioni successive, tuttavia, è esclusivamente disponibile per PC x64.

L'esperienza di download è rapida, con un pacchetto di installazione di circa 130 MB che garantisce un'installazione istantanea. La versatilità di questo browser si estende oltre i laptop della gamma Samsung Galaxy, dimostrandosi compatibile anche con altri dispositivi come il Surface Laptop Studio.

Il browser basato su Chromium, strutturato in modo simile alla versione Android, consente agli utenti di accedere utilizzando un account Samsung. Questa integrazione consente la sincronizzazione dei dati di navigazione tra dispositivi, un aspetto apprezzato dai frequenti utenti di dispositivi Samsung.

Tra le caratteristiche rilevanti di Samsung Internet per Windows, c'è il supporto agli ad blocker, alle estensioni del Chrome Web Store e alle modalità chiaro e scuro. Tuttavia, nonostante la familiarità con la versione Android, alcuni dettagli dell'interfaccia, come la schermata iniziale durante l'installazione, non risultano ancora tradotti completamente in inglese.

Durante i test iniziali, il browser ha mostrato alcune limitazioni in termini di fluidità e reattività. Lo scorrimento su determinati siti web è risultato meno scorrevole, mentre il caricamento di YouTube è apparso leggermente più lento rispetto a browser consolidati come Chrome ed Edge.

Inoltre, va sottolineato che al momento non è ancora possibile sincronizzare le password salvate, evidenziando che il browser è ancora in fase di sviluppo e perfezionamento.

In conclusione, l'arrivo di Samsung Internet su Windows offre un'opzione aggiuntiva ai consumatori, specialmente a coloro che già usufruiscono dei prodotti Samsung. Nonostante alcune limitazioni iniziali, il browser potrebbe affermarsi come concorrente di rilievo nel panorama dei browser web, una volta superate le fasi di sviluppo attuali.
Ronaldo is accused of encouraging and taking part in the sale of unregistered securities.
In mid-2022, Binance and Ronaldo began a multi-year collaboration.
The world-renowned footballer Cristiano Ronaldo is embroiled in a class action lawsuit that claims he caused investor losses via promotion of the crypto exchange Binance. Ronaldo is accused of encouraging and taking part in the sale of unregistered securities on the Binance exchange in a complaint that was filed in a Florida District Court on November 27th.
People would get pretty upset when the shelves are empty. Almost no technology is invented in a vacuum.

Also, FTDI once tried to detect and disable Chinese fakes of their chips and it did not work well for them.
> Imagine being outside the US and thinking "prove you're an incorporated business, prove the major players in your company exist, and fill out this tax form for foreigners"

> ...is "extra hoops" and "really difficult and obnoxious"

Compare with how willing US citizens or businesses are to comply with similarly basic things when another country asks for them.
If you really care about speed of iteration, connect REPL to a running process and develop with it. Enterprise development practices are not about speed
Here you would have to define what you believe oppression is because of late I don't believe that everyone agrees on what that term means anymore.

For example do you believe the American occupation of Afghanistan was oppressing the people of Afghanistan do you believe employing democracy and allowing women to get an education and not be property at the hands of the Taliban is oppression

Do you believe the people of Afghanistan are better off today than they were with American military occupying the country

I find allowing an authoritarian theocratic government to reign in a region to be oppressive even if it is supported by the majority of the citizenry of that region
> logged into his dev db and the prod db at the same time in different windows

I am very worried about doing the wrong thing in the wrong terminal, so for some machines I colour-code my ssh windows, red for prod, yellow for staging and green for dev. e.g. in my ~/.bashrc I have: echo -ne '\e]11;#907800\a' #yellow background
> What you mean is probably 'as far as public billionaires goes'. And with regards to 'down to earth' like anyone of prominence they don't care about you or wouldn't help you in any way (and couldn't possibly)

That applies to any stranger. Basically, a billionaire is human like any other.

We do idolize Billionaire / celebrity too much, but these unkind takes don't help anyone.

> Don't think for a second they aren't selfish in their own way they would have to be in order to be involved and run an enterprise of that magnitude.

every human is selfish in their own way.

> What does down to earth mean anyway? Most people probably think that it means you appear to be more like the common man and don't have the typical trappings of wealth (or if you do nobody knows about them).

by your definition, he is down to earth. I would not define it like that, but i don't even know how to define it, but i would say that it correlates with not living for the apparatus or "big life" / hype / spend, and enjoying "small" things (ie, good and long lasting friendships, healthy family relations, simply enjoying a meal with people they care)

Munger and Buffet do seem to fit that.
Roast my desk – kinda fun
Some of the in-house stuff was built before alternatives were available or scalable, and now there'd be a high cost and friction to trying to change it. Happens in many big companies that have been around for a few decades, it's not because of bad intentions.
The Johnny Decimal System
It's a monitor by Steve (woz)niak.

Self explanatory really!
The Importance of Non-Goals
What they mean is you join an irc server with tons of communities all in one place. Discord requires you to join different "servers" where each switch between communities feels like you're at a totally different irc server (even though technically it's not). On irc you just have one name and that's what everybody knows you by. On discord you have one name per "server". There's not really a lot of cross pollination there.

Personally I would like to see a discord interface where there's not a jarring difference between each server. Something more like this hexchat screenshot (although hexchat itself isn't pretty) https://hexchat.github.io/screenshots.html but note the server and channel list on the left. I want something more like that.
The idea that one can learn to not make errors is toxic. To err is human. Sure, you can get more reliable at something, but everyone - even the most experienced - will fry the rover at some point.
As far as I know, it’s based roughly on the Hanford plant. It is in Washington, but very close to Portland, Oregon. The Hanford plant looks very similar to the one from the Simpsons.
In the Beginning Was the Command Line

http://garote.bdmonkeys.net/commandline/index.html
Rust std fs slower than Python? No, it's hardware
Human drivers are proof that this is not needed.
How in the Near Future You Could Take Home Solar Energy from Work
Do you think this concept will gain any traction?
Even with HFT you’d have to have more than 50% of your trades go against you to lose any money, and you’ll probably have hedges, and losing some % of money will be within normal operation parameters. Shit happens! Links go down, hardware fails, bugs slip through no matter how diligent you are. (No I’m not looking to be hired by any HFT shops)
They seem to be comparing against SDXL 1.0 at 512x512 which makes no sense to me as SDXL 1.0 is horrible at 512x512.

> Using four sampling steps, ADD-XL outperforms its
teacher model SDXL-Base at a resolution of 512^2 px
If you're teaching 10 year old kids to code, is there an advantage to using something like this over Python or JavaScript?
Europe has lower fees by legislative fiat. UK still has these (mostly) due to the majority of these caps existing pre-Brexit.
Companies are allowed to change their names. If we didn’t roll with it then FANG would be something like TCKB (The Facebook, Cadabra, Kibble, BackRub).
I would hope that the largest car company in Europe still outsells others in their home countries. They are pushing everything they have into Europe where they still have the largest lead in Mindspace, Dealerships, Relations with Leasing partners etc. They also offer some cars at very extreme monthly payments and still they reduce production.

Tesla will make a lower cost model soon and a Model 3 will likely also come from Brandenburg soon, so right now VW competition is not even fully there yet.

Question is whether they can sustain that.
It's not "less noise" just because it's shorter. Code golf is extremely hard to read exactly because it's so terse. If Math.ceil is making your code hard to read, there's probably something else going on. Being a good coder means elegantly expressing intent with code, not memorizing hacks.

As for performance, if misusing an operator like this is actually faster, then that means there should be an easy patch to V8 that would make it faster without miscommunicating intent. Regardless, just like readability, if Math.ceil even registered as anything in a performance profile you must be doing something very weird. Like implementing Torch in JavaScript weird.
According to what I have heard at my former employer that supplied the trading platform to Mizuho, there was indeed a warning, and the user dismissed it. This was relevant when Mizuho tried to recover some of its losses from us.
EU court says public employees may be barred from wearing head scarf
Because of the asymmetrical risk of betting against it. It's easy for people to buy a Tesla lottery ticket with the chance (at least in the past, and in their minds still) of 10X or 100X your money. Much like crypto. Or the actual lottery. But those who believe it's overvalued have to either risk their entire investment betting on it to crash within a relatively short period, using options, or risk an unlimited amount (or more likely a quick stop-loss exit) with limit upside and high borrowing costs, if they short sell.

I'm pretty damn confident Tesla is overvalued, but I'm not confident I can time when it will drop, nor that it won't go up significantly before then, so I don't really have an attractive way to bet against it.
Lots of polys is bad for performance. For a flat object like a table you want that to be low poly. Parallax can also help to give a 3D look without increasing poly count.
Yes. I think natural monopolies should be exploited by government (or government adjacent), rather than by regulated companies, but that comes with the expectation of full disclosure/transparency so bad practice can be voted out.

I'd rather have a publicly traded company own a natural monopoly (with some regulation) than an opaque government agency.
Musk compensation package is tied to Tesla's share price(and profitability). Sp there is a high insensitive to pump the stock, hence the countless empty promises. Tesla bots have been pumping TSLA stock since 2013[1].

https://www.mdpi.com/2032-6653/14/2/43
A self driving car can cause incredible damage straight away. I don't think you should underestimate that. But we also don't have enough healthcare access, so the need is more urgent than that for automated drivers, the health benefit of which is often only about reducing risk of driving while tired or intoxicated.

Yes a patient could be at risk - they're at risk from everything, including a poorly trained/outdated doctor. And even more at risk from just not having access to a doctor. That's the point: it's a risk on both sides; weighing competing risks is not whataboutism.