skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> London’s top libel lawyers command rates of more than £500 per hour.

Losers. This guy bills at €1000 / hour.

https://www.quinnemanuel.com/attorneys/grosch-dr-marcus/
The creators I watch aren't making their income from YouTube, even when that is their only main platform. Patreon and video sponsorships through direct deals/ad networks are the bulk of it, in a lot of cases.
There is a lot of stop and go. In the kind of conditions they were in. It's hard not to break a sweat when climbing, and hard to avoid early stage hypothermia when belaying. When the core cools down, blood flow to the extremities is restricted to conserve heat, putting them at risk of frostbite.
However, if you don't hire an expensive lawyer in the UK you'll loose to a default judgement.

Then your trips to Europe become very difficult since you have to avoid a layover in Heathrow.

On top of that, if the firm is aggressive enough, they can pursue you or your assets in other countries w/out a SPEECH act. Then, even if eventually thrown out, you have to deal with that.
The poster you’re replying to appears to mount a some degree of defense of UK law in response to several comments here, though they also use a disparaging name for one of the prominent law firms. It’s hard to tell just what their point is, except to say “You need to understand more to properly criticize UK law, so keep your mouth shut.”

Which, no, we don’t, and we won’t. The effects of UK libel and slander law have been long discussed and demonstrated, so much so that there is a US federal law whose explicit purpose is to enjoin enforcement of UK libel and slander law in US jurisdictions.
OpenAI requires a working phone number to sign up, and a credit card to use various features.

So they just block the phone numbers (which has a country code), and credit cards (which owner/issuer's country info is available).

Not sure why this seems to be such a surprise to everyone here...
So that someone with one hour of training can safely assemble an electrical system in a house.
That sounds really great, we need all the advancement we can get in this field.

Best of luck and all success to you!
But what you said was that without Youtube you'd be at a disadvantage in "academic topics". That seems ridiculous on its face, unless you are somehow unable to read. My point is that I am in no way at such a disadvantage, nor would you be.

You keep implying all over this thread that ad-free access to funny Youtube videos is something like a human right. This is absurd. Your logic would result in my tax dollars paying for your funny Youtube videos. I don't want that.
This is why wasm is great. Webpages can just ship whatever version of SQLite they want. And/or eventually migrate to something better.
I'm working on yet another software transactional memory for C++. It's actually a higher-level API on top of the in-memory database I worked on at my previous startup, with many perf improvements since then (update transactions are ~200ns). I have a draft website but the API implementation isn't complete, so you can't download it yet: https://senderista.github.io/atomik-website/.

I thought of making a startup out of this project, but was talked out of it by several friends and acquaintances with startup experience. I still think it has potential as an open-source project, although I doubt it would be monetizable.
> There was also a time when the iPhone looked like this - https://i.imgur.com/wwH2UoF.jpg

Yes, but you are straw-manning the argument. This is skankphone UI - a UI used by the technical team building back-end services and features for the original iPhone. The actual UI was being built in parallel, and obviously it never looked like that.
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It's an app that matches drivers with riders or deliveries. There's not much to 'mature', so I doubt that they will grow much in profitability.

I can absolutely see this happening for transit companies like Waymo that are still in the maturation process of developing novel infrastructure.
This seems very interesting, but I’m very confused why you have gated the /max/imum speedup version for enterprise-only? It would make more sense to have only the Free and Paid plans differing in performance, and Enterprise getting support/etc.
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Unless Tesla figures out how to sell these scratches & dents as Wabi Sabi.
They are making killer biobots using our cells!
If my employer pays me more salary to compensate for the things/times I will lose by going to office, I might say yes. Else I'll find another job. They'll have to pay me severance/give notice period etc too.

Don't join companies like Amazon who will _never_ go full remote. Just because you joined a company _at a time_ when it was _forced_ to remote by external circumstances (act of God or biolab), doesn't mean you can expect that way of work to remain as it is once that circumstance is resolved.

Just like working remote has a lot of benefits, it has tons of issues. I know because I've worked 95% of my career remote. I would _never_ recommend remote to any Junior or even Senior SDE. It is bad for your career+skill growth (for some it is opposite; like me; but that's a tiny minority). And this is just one issue.

And no. No reputation/stability is harmed for companies like Amazon for this. There are plenty of people who knew these companies will RTO sooner or later; in fact it is surprising they didn't do it sooner.
Before we change the goalposts again it's worth noting that Tesla (and to a lesser extent Lexus) make vehicles where the primary focus is on the gadgets and BMW's focus is on the driver interface.

BMW active steer doesn't get remotely close to 150 degrees lock to
lock when maneuvering

Well, no. Super fast steering ratios are not an advantage, they're a necessary evil with a square steering control. There's nothing inherent in the BMW design that would prevent such a fast ratio beyond the reputation for emulating analog interfaces with quite a bit of fidelity. It speaks more to the intended use (gadget vs car) than to the underlying technology itself.

its just abundantly clear there are some design and packaging
advantages when you lose the mechanical link in anything with
a steering wheel.

Every time I see this I wonder if the commentor has seen a hydraulic power steering pump. They're tiny as hydraulic and pneumatic drives are often quite a bit smaller than comparable electric ones (e.g. cordless vs pneumatic power tools). The only clear advantage that electric steering offers is one of efficiency (as a result of not driving a hydraulic pump all of the time). The rest is largely a series of trade offs, especially if you look at recirculating ball / worm gear vs rack and pinion drives.
What was the alternative? Twitter lost money from the start and it seemed like they had no plan on how to be profitable. If Musk had not bought it, I bet it would have been bought to be sold for parts and slowly disappeared as the parts were sold. It wouldn't have surprised me that the alternative owners would have done anything to produce a profit. Musk is a problem but at least he does not have to do ANY thing to it so it produces a profit. The problem is that we, the whole world, have a hard time getting along. Hopefully, if X survives we can use it to find a middle ground were we all can at least tolerate each other.

Getting rid of Twitter does nothing. Microblogging is a fundamental function of the web. It will reappear and reappear if it's destroyed but there's no guarantee that it will be any better.
So use a bootloader that can read them then.
This should have been done 20 years ago.
Its a little bit more complicated since we aren’t talking about a criminal offense so its not you vs your country. Its more like does the person who you allegedly libeled have standing to sue you in a court which has jurisdiction over you/your assets. If that person legitimately has some presence in your country they might.
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Why you should drain your hot water heater regularly and not use hot water for drinking:

https://blogs.edf.org/health/2018/02/26/lead-hot-water-issue...

They’re lead traps.
"Your honor, the act of downloading a movie creates a new copy of it, and if the value of this movie is as much as the prosecutor claims, downloading creates value."

The word "piracy" is only applicable to sketchy businesses who profit off someone else's work without permission.
Just intonation is an unusual choice for Bach's works. I'm not aware of any evidence that he used it, and he certainly thought about tuning. His "Well Tempered Clavier" was meant as a demonstration of some unknown tuning system that was more flexible than the various meantone temperaments that were common in his time. But there are approximations of meantone using just intervals, so it's certainly possible that people have performed it that way.

But this sort of just intonation is not like barbershop, because all the intervals can be tolerably approximated with 12-equal temperament. The mood of the piece will change somewhat as some become more and some become less consonant, but it will remain essentially the same work. The barbershop seventh chord cannot be so approximated. The "ringing" sound of the seventh chord that defines the genre doesn't occur unless the seventh is tuned very noticeably flat from the closest 12-equal temperament equivalent. If you arpeggiate a barbershop seventh chord it sounds obviously microtonal.
When I hear class mobility, I think moving categories, not moving up and down in your own category.

I believe strongly that people need to be rewarded for getting out of bed in the morning and doing something productive. I fear the UBI because I think its human nature to choose to do nothing. I think people who claim people will still work on a UBI are kidding themselves.

So in context, I believe it's important that everybody's material wealth is going up. We don't need laws that somehow make it easier for you to go from nothing to a billion dollars somehow.
A busygown?
Is there any reason to run this if you already have LM Studio installed?

Which LLM to download for general questions/info that has good accuracy?

Separately, I couldn’t figure out how to use the NVIDIA GPU with LM Studio. Only wants to use the Intel card. I use NVIDIA with Diffusion with no problems if that makes any difference.
Good point - we thought about this - we're still figuring out the pricing as we go along - so all suggestions are welcome!

I'm all very new to this, so I'm literally making stuff as I go along!!

Apologies!
Bradley I just tried to hit you up on LinkedIn but I get a 404 error.

Any chance I can DM you via email?
These are significant claims locked behind a paid 'pro' version. Red flags.
Second best time is today.
I don't know how different things are in Japan, but here in the US I would have to drive thousands of miles to find a hydrogen station. I can charge an EV in my garage. Or at the supercharger station at my local target.

Is hydrogen catching on in other parts of the world? It seems DOA here.
I also wonder what that means. What target would this software be compiled for? Apple Silicon or x86?

If x86, then some feasible but difficult approaches exist, such as a translation layer or providing own reverse-engineered APIs. It would be tremendously difficult to achieve practical usability beyond very limited cases. However, by the time it could be done, won't the x86 macOS target be entirely obsolete?

If the target is Apple Silicon, it makes even less sense. The instruction set is ARM + Apple's mods which are proprietary. Moreover, they keep iterating on that instruction set and making new software alongside it. What's to stop Apple from using a Rosetta approach to run their M2 code on M1? If they have a translation layer, they don't need backwards compatibility in the instruction set.

So reverse-engineering would be extraordinarily hard - like, beyond human capability for a small team with no insider leaks out of Apple. Can this project keep reverse-engineering the instructions fast enough as Apple iterates on the arch? Not in reality. x86 is hard but this is that, and a moving target (pun intended).

So... how?

EDIT: Upon looking into it more, it looks like they want to use x86 translation layer Darling + open-source APIs. This seems more like running (maybe) basic GUI applications compiled for Apple's x86 targets that do not rely too heavily on the Apple ecosystem's APIs. So more for fun than for robust day-to-day compatibility akin to Rosetta. So I guess then it doesn't matter that it's a dying target, as it's more of a theoretical thing?

The idea is nice, I don't want to dismiss it. I think attempting it could be a lot of fun. They're kind of brave to call it a project aim though, I don't think it's wise to set such expectations.
If the model leaks, all the paged SREs can do is switch it off. It needs retraining from scratch.
The symbiosis is often in legal but specific deals.

And in the imaging and litho world surprising in the level of trust. For example, Sony actually makes a number of sensors for Nikon and other camera makers, despite having often competing products.
I see this mentions 2018+ GPUs, but I'm curious why this wouldn't work on say a 1080Ti. My cursory look at the hardware specs shows this has support for CUDA8+ and this states 7.5

Would someone be able to tell me more about this?
I think your comments border on the "appeal to ridicule".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_ridicule
Yeah, they are building SPAs incorrectly by relying on something like `react-query` which is waterfall rendering land. People don't truly understand the sacrifice they are making by using `react-query`. It isn't designed for large scale SPAs, it's designed for small sites that just need to fetch a little data.
ArxivXplorer works fairly well all considered... Bypasses the PDF and exposes math in a better format to the LLM.
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I've just spent the past 6 months writing a Rust + WebGPU cross-platform ML framework capable of running modern transformers at speeds competitive with GGML.

I'm not in a rush to find a role - but looking for something interesting in AI/ML, Defence, insert meaningful space etc.
And this is why we need to get rid of middle management. Purchasing software for others to use reeks of inefficiency
1. You and your assets can't go to the UK. This might not seem like a biggie to some until you consider that all your flights across the Atlantic cant have a stop in the UK. Also, UK financial institutions, while not the US', have quite a bit of reach.

2. They can pursue you or your assets in other countries. Now, a judge in Italy is unlikely to care what UK courts have to say about an American (since Italy is loath to offend the US) but what if you're merely a Chad citizen (unfortunately, a nobody) in Poland (a massive Anglo ally)?
I was always taught to use cold water for anything to do with food. Never thought of lead.
Modern automotive electronics will lead to a mechanical revolution [video]
And you can take it off the search bar. Right click on the toolbar -> Customize Toolbar... and then set it up the way you want.
What happens when one country decides their claim extends into another's land? What if that land is populated by that country's culture? What about if they're of the other culture? Who, exactly, gets to determine who controls that land? Should we just have full on wars and kill thousands or millions of people for every single border conflict?

Or do we rely on legal fictions and group consensus to define rules on who gets to claim what?

Facts on the ground are I've claimed part of your country's territory as my own country. Your borders are a legal fiction.

Facts on the ground are you went on vacation, I broke into your house and now I live there. Your deed is a legal fiction.

If group consensus recognizes my claim over yours, my claim becomes valid and yours is not. I get the benefit of protection of the law. You, personally, can try to take it from me, but the police will recognize my claim and not yours.

If you claim part of my territory and group consensus rejects your claim, my armies and my allies' will enforce the legal fiction that is my borders and remove you from my territory.

Have you considered why these countries want legal recognition? If the law is fiction and facts on the ground matter more, why care about recognition?
Some individuals see saving society as a bigger calling than family.
Most great people's family members pay the price.
Be careful. The indexers might hear this and reassure you that the S&P is only optimal with Uber included at exactly the date it did and the fund will fail otherwise.
nothing you just offered as critical is critical.

government offers schooling. if you wish to seek additional, that is offered in other ways. when i went to school, YT didn't exist. yet, i still sought out additional resources that were available outside of school. this argument carries no weight with me.

news content is available in other places. these news sources choose to offer their content on YT because that's where the audience is. if YT were to no longer exist, the news content would still be available elsewhere. again, no weight here either.

considering YT part of the infrastructure means to me that you are very confused on what infrastructure is. YT utilizes that infrastructure. if YT didn't exist, it does not mean that the internet wouldn't work. it would not prevent anyone from accessing other resources utilizing the actual infrastructure of the internet. so either, this word has a confused meaning for you, or you're just beyond hypothetical and not realizing it. i realize some people would feel like the internet was broken if social media sites were down, but they'd eventually get over it if they were to never come back
Sorry about that - I'm super new to pricing and stuff so it might seem off since I'm literally making the plans with my bro as we go along.

If you don't believe the timings, I was the author of Hyperlearn https://github.com/danielhanchen/hyperlearn which makes ML faster - I also listed the papers which cite the algos.

I also used to work at NVIDIA making TSNE 2000x faster on GPUs and some other algos like Randomized SVD, sparse matrix multiplies etc.

If you have any suggestions on a more appropriate pricing strategy - I'm all ears!!

I really don't know much about pricing and the open core model, so I'm making stuff up literally.
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> It doesn't easily map to the data-structures you want in your client code

I disagree. Normalizing data is critical for FE reactive applications, keeping data up-to-date basically requires it; all CRUD operations are much easier to handle.
> Their wording.

Saved [0], for whatever it's worth.

[0] https://archive.is/3qOGV
We had full daily backups of our application stretching back to 2017, totaling six terabytes of cloud storage.

They got to the point where it cost $200/mo just so we could theoretically restore the application as it was on June 5, 2018.

I think deletion strategies will always be relevant from a “staying organized” standpoint, as well as cost.
I have been putting off dental work to help a family member with severe mentally illness, I am dealing with burnout and working a non programming job with much lower pay and $275 would allow me to schedule the surgery a month earlier (in January). I don't mind being put on a waiting list since some people might be facing eviction or something first, but any help before the end of January would be great.
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Remember when targeting Macromedia Flash was going to solve the web compatibility and interactivity conundrum?
By far the best in the world.

Chomsky is quite open that the US is the only country in the world where he can be as critical of the sovereign as he is.

Frankly it's a big reason I finally decided to become American.
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Unless you have a tankless water heater and no lead pipes in your house, in which case it’s fine to use the hot water from the tankless water heater for food / coffee / tea. At least that’s my understanding.