skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good luck with all that.

Armies can be a mixed blessing, you may or may not get time to chase your side project, sometimes as long as you stay on top of shiny kitchen pots and weed free paths you can do what you like.

Any chance of swinging a transfer to inventory | mapping related work with more terminal time (which may or may not work in your favour)?
Working Spectre V1 Attack for Rust
I don't know, perhaps they have by now. But it is typical for local founders to start pitching in the Midwest. Midwest VC's are generally more conservative and I've never seen them invest in space related ventures.
If it’s a lead trap… wouldn’t that mean the water that comes out has less lead in it than the water that goes in? Assuming the water going into the heater is the same as the water coming out of your cold tap.
AI community for senior stakeholders (Founders, CXOs, VCS)
Hi

While there are a lot of communities/forums on AI for ICs (focusing solely on technical modeling), there is hardly any community for Senior Leaders and Startup Founders discussing topics in AI relevant to them (Funding, Strategy, Vision, Challenges, Operationalizing AI, ROI, Right use case, talent hiring & mgmt, GTM, Pricing, Sales, Process aspects, data issues etc )

To address this lacuna I am creating a dedicated Global community focusing on "AI for Senior Stakeholders (PMs, VPs, CXOs, CBOs, CEOs, CTOs, CPOs, CHROs, Executives, Startup Founders, VCs, senior-most ICs etc) from their Point of View"

The objective is to foster a mature ecosystem (rather than fluff) on AI among decision-makers at the top.

- Anuj
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anujgupta-82/

Pls join & help us spread the word among VCs, Founders, CXOs & Senior Leaders in your networks

To join the community, just follow:
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> like a business culture can, and often does, rot the incentives and responsibilities, so has the academic culture.

Maybe the problem is that there are many corporations, with different cultures.

But there is mostly just one academic culture across the whole system.
To whom? And who is going to build out the refuel infrastructure? Its an idiotic business plan and is doomed to fail. I really wouldn't want to own one, and neither do you.
Obesity isn't a self-image issue; it's actually harmful.
Ford has a patent on putting a generator in the bed for the same reason
> In our experience, Google isn’t the place for reliable cloud compute, and it’s sure as heck not the place for reliable customer support.
Ford has a patent on this concept
I don't understand how this proposed system would work. Doesn't accelerating some payload into its orbit drain inertia from the skyhook? If we need to continue supplying the skyhook with new inertia, how is that better than just boosting payloads?
Yeah? It was targeted for destruction by Apple because it was buggy and insecure, not because it wasn't delivering.
That doesn't matter.

Both browsers will have Manifest v3 but Chrome will take much longer to approve extensions in the Chrome web store.
Just use Librewolf. Comes with none of that crap, but does come with uBlock Origin.
Can you expand? I know nothing.
By "the powershell way" I don't mean actually using powershell. I just mean using verbose, descriptive commands that one can easily understand what it does without having a working knowledge of the scripting language.
This is just a first step towards GLP-1 gene therapy. It works in mice and pig models so far. Piece by piece, we spellcheck the genome. Human trials are targeted for next year.

https://www.fiercebiotech.com/research/fractyls-gene-therapy...

https://www.fractyl.com/fractyl-health-demonstrated-signific...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6812410/
Well said! Rarely do you see the description of Soviet state demand production vs anarchist syndicalism as concise and precise as this.

The idea of self governance in semi autonomous groups has been derided as primitive so thoroughly that the mere concept evokes fear and disgust

Truly we have centuries to undo these tropes of domination and competition as the only way to organize society
Senior full-stack web developer and automation engineer seriously pivoting to the AI-driven world. Currently training ML to autonomously navigate game environments with a self-improving reward function, in-between building client medical data visualization software (largely via LLM loop workflow. Easily 3-5x faster now than I ever was). Taking clients interested in business consulting, analysis and engineering towards automating their business and preparing for the new era. Free initial consult.

Location: West Coast (PST)
Remote: Yes, 10+ years remote experience
Willing to relocate: Possible
Technologies: Web, JS/React/3JS, Python/Torch, PHP/SQL, UI/UX, Crypto, AR/VR, AI/ML/Q-Learning

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/warren-koch-156aa026/
Email: warrenkoch (gmail)
I did my due diligence, Elon is off the deep end.
Use a fork like Librewolf, and look into having a customized user.js for performance tweaks. There is a lot you can do.

For me, currently, my setup is the best browser I've ever used.
My diabetic mother has a 2mg prescription for it and nobody seems to have it available. For weight loss, this is a luxury drug. For others, it's a lot more important. Unfortunately, luxury drugs get bought out by luxury people, leaving the average person in the dust... I wish ozempic's distribution was less corrupt, but that ship seems to have sailed now.
First time trying a code golf solution, managed to do Part 2 in 231 characters.

p="one two three four five six seven eight nine".split();sum(int(x[0]+x[-1])for x in["".join([["",s[0]][s[0].isdigit()],str(p.index(w)+1)][s.startswith(w)]for s in[l[i:]for i in range(len(l))]for w in p)for l in open("input.txt")])
That's a good point about the OCP. I hadn't considered that.
I watch my YouTube videos on patreon, ad-free. The creators are making more off me, too.
there is an assumption that you will be deorbiting a similar mass on the return, which would mostly address the balance (with the exception of energy lost to atmospheric drag)
You can still use Flash to make videos if you want! It’s just that most 2D animators nowadays on Youtube prefer to do everything hand-drawn…
Electrocaloric material makes refrigerant-free solid-state fridge scalable
I'd say it's not that they want you to switch to firefox, but that they don't care about the type of user that cares about ad blocking and web features. They want Joe average, who just uses chrome and whatever is thrown at the display by it. They might not even care about home PC users at all, office users use whatever they're told to use, and probably cannot get browser extensions past IT anyway, and certainly won't switch to firefox if management doesn't authorise IT to install it.

Basically, the people that care, are in the long tail of browser users.
I'm sure it's not a miracle solution. But it does seem unfair to compare it to amphetamines.

For a start, it does not appear to be psychoactive to any large degree, which is a huge difference. Of course there will be psychological effects from anything that changes your weight or lifestyle rapidly, but that's not the same as being psychoactive.

I think the largest issue will be sorting out the genuine side effects of the drug from the side effects that would happen from any major change in lifestyle/weight.

Here's the list of side effects from wikipedia:

> Possible side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, constipation, abdominal pain, headache, fatigue, indigestion/heartburn, dizziness, abdominal distension, belching, hypoglycemia (low blood glucose) in patients with type 2 diabetes, flatulence, gastroenteritis, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).[26] It can also cause pancreatitis, gastroparesis, and bowel obstruction.[27]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semaglutide

How many of the things in that list would you say a person who undergoes massive weight loss in short time without drugs would experience? Or massive changes in the amount and type of food that they eat? Especially if they also have complications with diabetes or pre-diabetes.

And also, how do these compare to the inevitable health problems that long term obesity will cause the same person if they don't take the drug?

These questions will not be easy question to answer. I expect to see a lot of arguments from both sides in the coming years.
Yeah I was a little confused about all the people saying they've already given up on day 1. Seems like everyone's just really overcomplicating this. Why is everyone jumping to "replace the word strings with the digits" instead of just doing exactly what the problem says and... finding the first and last occurrence?

1. Build a list of values with corresponding string matches: [ 0 => ['zero', '0'], 1 => ['one', '1'], ...]

2. Loop through that and find the index of each within the input string, maintaining the lowest seen index + associated value.

3. When done, return value.

To find the last occurrence... just reverse the input string and all the search strings.

I'm not even sure it's all that verbose. If you exclude the part where I hardcoded an array of ten digits, it was... 11 lines of code, a third of which are closing braces. I'm sure I could cut it in half if I used some builtins for mapping/reducing/etc.
I worked at a startup using bazel, and had a strongly negative experience, for the following reasons:

1. Bazel requires non obvious, continued maintenance. Bazel is a theoretically hermetic build system with universal caching and near constant build times. The sticking point is that it only has those properties if someone sets it up correctly and maintains its infrastructure. At our company, no one set this up, and as a result build times ballooned and local development became a mess of bash and docker. And even if someone had set this up, who would maintain it? We would have had to expand the infra team, and even a couple of people extra can be a lot for a startup.

2. Bazel also has support for every language, which is theoretically true. In practice, this support is often incomplete, out of date, poorly documented, badly supported, or some unfortunate combination, because the (language)+bazel communities that support the docs, tooling, etc are often orders of magnitude smaller than teams that work with (language). So teams that use bazel are forced to choose between two bad options: integrate things the bazel way and rely on the relatively small (language)+bazel open source communities and tools of questionable quality, or use the much much larger (language) open source communities and hack the tooling in. We did the former, and it was hell, because we a) didn't have feature complete community tooling and b) upgrading the bazel version required every team at our company that was using bazel to stop working and simultaneously check trial bazel versions for breakages.

3. Bazel makes hiring and onboarding harder. In order to fix the above problems, you need people that know bazel. Hiring someone that knows, say, python is hard enough. But python and bazel? The hiring pipeline immediately gets reduced, which means you either have to spend more time searching for qualified candidates or more time onboarding candidates who don't quite fit all your criteria.

All in all, I would recommend against bazel unless you:
1. Have or can hire a preexisting community of knowledgeable bazel developers who will make up a sizeable portion of the company.
2. Have full executive support for multiple years while the infrastructure is being created, and executive support for maintenance teams thereafter
3. Actual, company-wide problems with builds that justify the former two criteria.
>Is there no government monitoring?

There is, but it depends on how the food is classified whether it falls under the purview of the heavily funded or the poorly funded regulatory bodies.
You can buy 20T drives like popcorn today.
It was strange seeing how many people with genuine intentions of advancing AI for good were blindly threatening to join MSFT, a company with much less genuine reputation. I think OpenAI's board is even more controversial than ever now.
not sure if it actually does damage to collagen, but in general losing weight makes you look older. its a sad reality of life over 40
Again, that's all speculation. Sentences of this sort are almost always served concurrently, not back to back. Just because a sympathetic narrative on the matter wants to paint the picture of it being a hopeless situation does not make it so.

If he was willing to admit his trespassing, bunch of copyright infringement, and DoS was wrong he'd in all likelihood walk free within a year. But for whatever reason he was not able to do that, and here we are.

Personally, I'm glad we are in the world where trespassing into a property to hijack their network and cause outages of global services is not considered "minor". Obviously the situation as it played out here is an absolute tragedy, but the matter was indeed serious and was handled with an appropriate level of gravity. All the prosecution was looking for was a "my b, that was wrong" to prove their point - and he refused to give it.

As they say: if you can't do the time, don't do the crime.
They’re pretty analogous to broadcast content networks. They license and produce content and convey it to customers.

We certainly do impose certain responsibilities and duties even on non-public airwaves - for example we require them to distribute emergency content to viewers even if this interrupts the ordinary revenue operation/broadcast schedule (as it usually does).

That’s precisely a taking of private property for governmental purposes and public utility.
I think they just added something to auto migrate your extensions when possible.
I dont have hard data but definitely nowhere close to 10-20% that’s just ridiculous. Somewhere like 1 to 10000 on routes with very high objective danger would be my guess
There are a lot of celebrities who are taking ozempic who aren’t obese at all. These are the before/after cases for ozempic face

Weight loss body image issues often have nothing to do with obesity
“ Eastern European” cities came out of the Cold War in 1989…
Location: Seattle area

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: C/C++, Python, Java, SQL, Linux, DB engines, systems programming

Résumé/CV:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/0ai2g6loja08p90hwj6zq/TobinBa...

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobinbaker/

https://github.com/senderista/

https://senderista.github.io/atomik-website/

Email: tobin.d.baker@gmail.com

I've been working for the last 3 years on an in-memory MVCC DB engine in C++, built from scratch. The engine incorporates several innovative design features. It has completely nonblocking transaction open and commit; incremental, concurrent, and nonblocking GC; and direct shared-memory access to data from client processes with zero-copy reads. All critical paths are lock-free and some are wait-free (e.g., transaction validation). Scalability is a work in progress but single-thread update throughput is ~5M TPS. I've also designed and partially implemented a high-level API over this database to expose transactional programming to C++ developers who would never normally use a database: https://senderista.github.io/atomik-website/.

Before starting this project, I worked on a distributed analytical database, supporting multiple scientific users:

https://myria.cs.washington.edu/

https://github.com/uwescience/myria

https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~magda/papers/wang-cidr17.pd...

I'm most interested in developing high-performance database engines in low-level languages, but open to any challenging systems programming project. I've been working in C++ for the last 3 years, but have written nontrivial projects in Rust and Java as well (e.g., https://github.com/senderista/rotated-array-set, https://github.com/senderista/hashtable-benchmarks). I would enjoy using Rust or Zig on a new project, but I consider the project itself to be much more important than the language it's written in. I am not interested in cryptocurrency, adtech, or fintech projects.
The first two videos I saw online were Troops[1]! And soxmas.mov[2], the latter of which launched an animated show that is still running.

1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troops_(film)

2: http://www.killfile.org/soxmas/
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Golang, K8S, Terraform, NextJS, React
Résumé/CV: available on request
Email: yo@lanre.wtf
(not who you're asking, but I saw this negative and thought it deserves an answer)

It's a much wider criticism. Not a specific series... or even media.

There are perverse incentives between producer, actor, and consumer in entertainment and so many other things.

In this light, I'd argue piracy is moral by not providing support to a corrupt system. Or at least serves as a means to prevent such a state
The Onion, 25 February 1998: "U.S. Ambassador To Bulungi Suspected Of Making Country Up"

https://www.theonion.com/u-s-ambassador-to-bulungi-suspected...
Oddly it looks like the Dodge ramcharger is going to be an interesting version of that but the generator is not removable.
Yes, she is accountable for her actions of making clear the gravity of the matter and letting him have an easy out of 6 months in low security prison should he make the choice of his own free will to admit his trespassing and copyright infringement were illegal.

And he is accountable for his actions of refusing to do that, and furthermore refusing to participate in the matter whatsoever.
They are heading in that direction slowly. Overall the products are pretty unreliable Probably two decades before it gets really good and by then there'll be so much red tape the company will have lost all the speed they have now. I can assure you our products are nowhere near good enough as of right now.

That's why there isn't a single video of a live demonstration against enemies. It's not that good. Palmer "suggested" our stuff is being used in Ukraine but how come I see tons of videos cheap drones operating in Ukraine and no anduril products? Because cheap drones are > then anything anduril has built.

>I mean, obviously. Anduril is one company, and still a relatively small company at that.

I meant that the average company in China operating in the same space can beat out anduril. Take DJI for example. Not even primarily a military company, their products BETTER than ours in the field of battle. There products were so effective in Ukraine that DJI had to write safe guards to prevent usage. Anduril can't hold a candle to this.
Don't think FAA will dare challenge Bezos huge army of lawyers anyway.
Greetings from Kiev, Ukraine!

Unfortunately, we still at war.

Must admit, now we are much better than year ago, Nov-Dec 2022, near from first day was constant blackouts due to rocket attacks.
Your help was very warm light at all this.

Nov 2023 was boring waiting for fate, fortunately nothing special happen, but nobody could predict, how dangerous will be December 2023.

Thank you!

BTW I'm electric engineer and programmer, I ask to everybody who read this thread, please write, if you will got any ideas, how I could help others to feel warmer and safer.
Besides anecdotal evidence, what makes you believe that the people who are getting it need it less than your grandmother. Obesity kills people as surely, and sometimes faster, than diabetes.

Are your feelings on this influenced by the notion that obesity is a moral failing or a willpower issue?
What’s the issue with getting int8 dynamic quantization to work? As in, you’re unable to get it to quantize or to run with speedups?
8% or so of men are colorblind.
6 months, low security. All he had to do was say "my b".
I can't even look at my own videos and no, I don't monetize.

Does my issue start to look a bit more reasonable?
In Australia you'd need to live within 100 miles of the only station:

Victoria's first hydrogen refuelling station is now operational. A commercial-grade facility, Toyota’s Hydrogen Centre is located in Altona in Melbourne’s West.

to use the Toyota Mirai with it's 300 mile range.

Realistically you'd be wating to live within 10 miles .. and hope that other stations open in the near future.

This really is something for whole country adoption such as Japan is attempting.

https://www.toyota.com.au/electrified/hydrogen/stations
Also a lot of spoken language involves context that AI is nowhere near understanding yet, let alone all the cultural baggage necessary to accurately translate/localize a lot of utterances.

"Can you stand up?" would be translated differently into Japanese depending on whether you're implying you need them to move their butt off your cell phone versus directly inquiring as to the function of their legs after a car accident. If you speak English and hear it as a background without the rest of the context being picked up, your brain instinctively knows it can interpret it either way, no problem.

But if you're Japanese and the AI picks a specific way to translate it, then you are completely unaware of the ambiguity because the AI resolved it with a 50% chance of being wrong.
That's fair; we shouldn't encourage some kind of drug-powered "the thinner the better" arms race.
That's for internal use. For military customer use, usually it's expected that the UI be similar to a UI you get in an air plane cockpit. What happens when you go fly a passenger plane and you see chrome with some front end UI? Come on man.

Anyway, a front end UI can still work even though it's not ideal, but there's huge performance issues with what we have. Huge. The thing doesn't even run webgl for rendering, it's layering svgs on top of mapbox and those svgs are redrawn every frame with no caching. It's poorly designed and clunky and slow and buggy.
I'm aware of that. But I call it the bin. For a reason.
Ugh I’m getting tired of all the changes to the AWS console. I saw this pop up yesterday and it took up 2/5 of the screen, in addition to all the other popups you have to click next on that seemingly never ever permanently go away. It’s getting to JIRA levels of useless shit.
Ask HN: What's the worst thing you've ever seen when reviewing code
I have two (both many years ago)

1. Every line of every file in the project had its line ending changed

2. Python script that called a python script that called another python script

Anyone else have some good ones?
I am moving to New York and I need suitcases or boxes to move things. I don't have the money to hire movers or something, so I'm just looking for a suitcase or some boxes which can help me move. Sorry if this sounds incredibly stupid but I've never moved so any advice would also be helpful honestly.
> We first take into account ambient room temperature, which we assume to be 40° C (the maximum expected temperature under normal conditions).

I'm really surprised by this, I always thought typical datacenters were kept at low temperatures, like below 20C.
Also ex-Google engineer and founded a bunch of startups in my time away.

I tried Bazel when it was first released as open-source but migrated away from it pretty quickly. It was just too complex for what it brought to the table. In a startup you should only be doing things that directly validate your business hypothesis, and futzing around with your build system is not really one of them.

I found it much more productive to use the native package managers and build systems that go with your language, eg. npm for Node, pip for Python, Gradle for Java or Kotlin.
Same here. I'm using regex and I was wondering how to make it go backwards. After a moment of thought, that seems silly, so I just reversed the string and the regex and do the scan.
Your grandmother can also tell you about all the previously devastating diseases that have become easily cured in her lifetime.

Very good things do happen in this field!
Are the 30x claims comparing full update training vs qlora/4bit weights?
Greetings from Kiev, Ukraine!

We are grateful for your country support at these heavy for us times!
That's both sexist and ageist. Old men's opinions are deserving of consideration as any other.