skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
mui. Has everything I need. Easy to customize. Works.

At this point I just do whatever is best for solving my customers problems. Really could care less what hipster shenanigans are going on under the hood. Just want something that’s easy and done.
The US Navy presumably has a near unlimited budget and aircraft carriers are still very analog in this regard. There have been some attempts to make the ouija board digital, but still have it be manually updated.

https://coffeeordie.com/ouija-boards-aircraft-carriers
Had the same experience ! I had imagined onions on belts
Admiral Cloudberg has covered a case where counterfeit or EOL-but-with-new-paperworks components were involved in a crash.

https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/riven-by-deceit-the-cras...
Aliens are coming. And they are bringing the 70s back.
Can I ask what you're using it for?
How would it handle emergencies like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38586773 ?
Pricing breakdowns are going to be hard to come by, as they're negotiated and confidential. But I think it would be safe to say that leading-edge core dies are going to be a sizable plurality (if not majority) of the cost. Only memory would come close (and some of those Reddit comments suggest more, due to it being HBM), as power delivery and other small components like resistors just aren't that expensive.

The trickier bit to measure is R&D, as it's both a fixed cost and one that can be spread across several products.
It is more than a slight difference. It is a radical one and separation of church and state tends to be a lot more successful in countries that are historically Christian than others. Sometimes it may be a matter of law and constitution, sometimes the reality of politics (e.g. the rise of Hindutva in India). Even a lot of secular states (albeit undemocratic ones such as China) control religious beliefs. The one non-western country whose politics I know (Sri Lanka) gives the government a constitutional duty to promote the majority religion (Buddhism). That would be unthinkable here in the UK despite there being an established religion.

This article is very brief. For a more detailed accounts I recommend Dominion by Tom Holland. One of the two non-fiction books I read this year that I learned the most from (the other being Caste by Isabel Wilkerson, but that was narrower in that it helped me understand the US).
I can see right now you’re the fun one at the table over holidays. Poor family.
>can't really fly without those additional car trips

Hm, i almost never take a car to the airport.
HWE kernel (currently 6.2.0-37-generic #38~22.04.1-Ubuntu) on LTS Ubuntu 22.04 is not affected
Ok, pirates have been morally in the clear in some jurisdictions. :)
The consequence of a bad deploy can be millions of dollars for a client or business. Depending on the industry, it can be a million dollars in the course of an hour. If a dev team works Monday to Friday, then it's likely they're going to be harder to reach and coordinate with during the weekend. It usually costs less money to wait an additional business day than to get a team of engineers in on a weekend to try and fix a problem in production.

If a roof leaks on a Sunday and the roofer doesn't work Sundays it's going to be similarly difficult to get the roofer to come and fix it. The difference is the order of magnitude of money lost for a leaky roof vs a software fuckup at a pharma company or a business conglomerate.

It's ultimately the responsibility of the developers to test their code sufficiently so that there never is a weekend problem to begin with, but the reality is there will always be bugs that crop up in production, and you can only control that so much. You can usually control deploying on a Friday though.
What kind of eval set do you use?
I’m puzzled by this. Knowing SQL seems like a minor technical matter. You can learn whatever you need to do (or use gpt4 to quickly do stuff). Why does one need the expertise in syntax rather than just a general strong foundation in software and data stuff?
Traffic fatalities decrease because cars are getting safer.

But the number or accidents per capita might not be. Pedestrian deaths have certainly been on the rise.

https://www.ghsa.org/sites/default/files/publications/files/...
Yes, I've seen many of Corey's videos.
> Car accidents are up as well, less so this year than last. Both Air traffic and Car accidents have been up since 2020. Its not unique to Air traffic control.

What's the connection between car accidents and ATC incidents that would make one a sensible comparator for the other? They aren't caused by the same things, unless the extra car accidents are all occurring in intersections where someone is directing traffic.
End of Life of Technologies and Devices
Well, your data will always be just plaintext. So you'll be safe whatever happens.

> This is why I'm fairly okay with releasing the code late or licensed as "FOSS if unmaintained"

That seems reasonable.
Homebuying demand dries up even as mortgage rates drop
I don't think anyone's going to be concerned about much of anything regarding civilians, but mass civilian casualties have a reasonable probability to trigger a Chinese countervalue strike. Sidenote: that's something they've been arming up for intensely the last few years, as well as preparing a vast number of "dummy" (or are they dummies?) siloes and some extensive infrastructure building for TELs. Anyway, with that calculus in mind, the US might just decide to skip the middleman and go for total (or as near-as-total as they can manage) commitment, or, alternatively, broaden the conventional war to include a wider range of land targets, underline the red line of further nuke usage, and something that would look like a total embargo (using superior USN sub forces) and cutoff from the world financial system.

I personally think China would fear option 1 enough to not employ tactical weapons in any application, unless they were looking at invasion of the mainland. I'm simultaneously worried - although I don't think it likely - that poor leadership on the US side could retaliate with tactical weapons for any carrier sinking, conventional or not. It's gonna be a tense time regardless - hopefully the world navigates it[1] without the atom baring its fangs once again. Because when I say "nukes are like machine guns", that's not really selling it. A better comparison would be "the invention of fire", which gave rise to genus Homo.

Also yeah, the "in theory" part is a rough one, given the chips being put on the table.

[1] Which would be as simple as just saying out loud what country Taiwan is. Country or no? As with so many other ambiguous zones causing problems around the world. Oy.
Or for any kind of journalist.
Nvidia GPU's are really your only choice. There is no framework as mature as CUDA and nvidia has been making the fastest hardware for decades. They know their stuff when it comes to architecture, so its unlikely that the hot new thing will actually be able to compete.
I don't want to derail the OP's question, but would the same kind of system to run an LLM on also be suitable for an image generator like Stable Diffusion or does it work through different methods?
This is great. Finally something forcing the hand of Mazda, Toyota, Honda etc to get serious about electric cars.

The recent news that China is now outselling Germany and Japan in monthly car sales[1] should be making them quake in their boots.

We're seeing a ton of Chinese made EVs here in Australia - BYD probably the most common where I am, aside from Teslas (which I think are now mostly China made for our market).

Really want to see a Mazda 3 EV or similar!
Curious why it doesn’t happen on GNU?

Context:
This is seen in the following environments:
> > > * dragonboard-845c
> > > * juno-64k_page_size
> > > * qemu-arm64
> > > * qemu-armv7
> > > * qemu-i386
> > > * qemu-x86_64
> > > * x86_64-clang
Can you expand more on how that's done or point me in the direction to a guide?
I think there are a couple of basic questions need answered before we can find a good solution:

1) What are you trying to do?

2) What's your budget?

Generically saying, "run inference" is like... you can do that on your current thinkpad, if you want a small enough model. If you want to run 7B or 13B or 34B models for document or sentiment analysis, or whatever, then you can move to the budget question.

When I was faced with this question, I bought the cheapest 4060 Ti with 16GB I could find. It does "okay". Here's an example run:

Llama.generate: prefix-match hit

llama_print_timings: load time = 627.53 ms
llama_print_timings: sample time = 415.30 ms / 200 runs ( 2.08 ms per token, 481.58 tokens per second)
llama_print_timings: prompt eval time = 162.12 ms / 62 tokens ( 2.61 ms per token, 382.44 tokens per second)
llama_print_timings: eval time = 8587.32 ms / 199 runs ( 43.15 ms per token, 23.17 tokens per second)
llama_print_timings: total time = 9498.89 ms
Output generated in 9.79 seconds (20.43 tokens/s, 200 tokens, context 63, seed 1836128893)

I'm using the text-generation-webui to provide the OpenAI API interface. It's pretty easy to hit:

import os
import openai
url = "http://localhost:7860/v1"
openai_api_key = os.environ.get("OPENAI_API_KEY")
client = openai.OpenAI(base_url=url, api_key=openai_api_key)
result = client.chat.completions.create(
model="wizardlm_wizardcoder-python-13b-v1.0",
messages = [
{"role":"system", "content":"You are a helpful AI agent. You are honest and truthful"},
{"role":"user", "content": "What is the best approach when writing recursive functions?"},
]
print(result)

But again, it just depends on what you want to do.
The problem with these stories is they end up with Gwyneth Paltrow and other wellness grifters selling a magic quantum consciousness powder.
Office has some useful accessibility features but there are obvious features missing. For example, Word will read aloud documents, which is great. There is a shortcut to bring up relevant controls but I couldn't find a shortcut to resume reading after I edited the text. There also doesn't seem to be a way for it to read comments. Ultimately, you need to use a screen reader.
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Hi HN! I’m proud to share my new first open-source project drf-api-action.

This project was built as a side project at work in which we had to tweak DRF for our own needs, this project was successful back then so I wanted
to publish it to everyone :)

The drf-api-action Python package is designed to elevate your testing experience for Django Rest Framework (DRF) REST endpoints. With the custom decorator api-action, this package empowers you to effortlessly test your REST endpoints as if they were conventional functions.

Features:

Simplified Testing: Testing DRF REST endpoints using the api-action decorator, treating them like regular functions.

Seamless Integration: Replacing DRF's action decorator with api-action in your WebViewSet seamlessly.

Clear Traceback: Instead of getting a response with error code, get the real traceback that led to the error.

Pagination Support: Paginating easily through pages by a single kwarg.

Please let me know what you think/ any feedback.
It means a lot since it's my first open source project :)
Thanks! I know, it's totally possible to create beautiful apps using Qt. The problems are:

1. Most people in OSS don't care about UX and aesthetics (most of the people using Qt)
2. The Qt Company's examples are absolutely ugly (with the exception of one). If that's what you show developers they would either not believe it's possible to create beautiful apps with it or that it's too hard.
You still don't get it
Which GPUs should I consider?
Somewhat related; how to run an uncensored model locally? I run llamafile (llamafile-server-0.1-llava-v1.5-7b-q4 and mistral-7b-instruct-v0.1-Q4_K_M-server) ones on my macbook m1 and they run file (fast enough for playing), but they both seem neutered quite a bit. It's hard to get them off the rails and mistral (the above one) actually barfs really quickly just repeating the same letter (fffffff usually) where it should've said fuck. Now i'm not looking for something that writes porn or whatnot, but the online models are so pc, it's getting on my nerves.
No, go ahead and answer the question. How does a kaiten sushi place charge for their food, Mr know it all?
You lose your data but, like, it's just a prank man.
Could this have any effect on how crypto to crypto transactions are taxed?
The Journey from WebSockets to HTTP Streams
Try countering the OP's arguments instead of resorting to writing self-serving nonsense simply because you don't have the intellectual capacity to make a single well-reasoned counter-point.

I write this as someone who despises significant portions of Christianity and indeed all Monotheistic religions, and yet even I see some value in what the OP wrote.
Perhaps his work is unbiased as you say. However having read many books with similar claims, presentation, and general background like this book I'd say it's rather more likely that he's interpreting the Bible according to a modern American evangelical context.

It's also probable he's from a less mainstream American religious strain like Seventh Day Adventists as they eschew many mainstream Christian practices as pagan.

So yes, without further other indicators of academic rigor, I would decline. Though I did initially check the link curious to see if it had indicators of any academic rigor as I do find the topic interesting.
Unless you use linux, where the quality of Nvidia support continues to decline.
I think in general less people going to the office is better for those who have to go to the office as well. Less density of population, less competition for housing, less congestion on roads. The more offices that are in place, the more housing prices go up, the more congestion etc.
Anyone using that "map" is not arguing in good faith, that map shows borders that never actually existed.

The map in 1946 is false, since all of it was British, zero of it was Arab or Jewish.

The UN plan never happened.

The 1967 map pretends like there was a country "Palestine" when there never has been.

And the 2010 map is just straight up fiction.
This is why you’re wrong:

[Dowling v. United States](https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/473/207/)

Tl;dr: Supreme Court ruled bootlegged/pirated media does not constitute theft as it does not deprive the legal owner of his/her property. That’s why they had to invent the term—“Copyright infringement”
Fascinating re the Chinese govt thing. Can you talk more about that? What dissidents? Did they buy the software? Did you find out any of this stuff?
If you study coding at your university, you will be a stupid code monkey. However on proper universities you'll study much less coding, but Software Engineering or Computer Sciences, which teaches engineering and science. Not just QA, also mathematical foundations, writing proofs, writing science papers, writing compilers, doing AI, understanding HW, doing proper project management, with plans and tests.

Pity that he didn't go to a proper uni. Writing quality software is a solved problem, just not applied in most companies.
So you're saying in their tenure of ownership they turned it into this?
I know no disrespect was meant, but calling an artist talented disregards the hard work that went into developing their skills. Unless you are talking about someone's unrealised potential.
I think so. A big nvidia gpu will run both.
You can try edgeimpulse.com they support a lot of “small” hardware for running different models.
JS issues with accessibility is not inherent to the JS compatibility itself with the browser.

It’s much more that JS tends to make your page being modified in unexpected ways. If all you have is a voice reading the page, you may be submerged by information each time the dom changes and you may have a hard time understanding what is the context of the element which changed.
They support the same files, but in terms of features they aren't equivalent, especially in a business environment.
X11 has IMEs -- normally used for input in languages like Japanese which do not map well to QWERTY keyboards, but they could theoretically be put to this sort of use.

Wayland support for IMEs appears to be like Wayland support for darned-near anything else: kinda shaky, but getting there. Switch to Wayland and file bug reports, everybody.
Pretty sure I got roller coaster tycoon from one of those back in the day
Your calculation is flawed.

You are comparing the rate of work related deaths in one population with total deaths in another population.

The total death rate will obviously include non work related deaths like car accidents and such. That's what your America male 15-24 death rate statistic is about.

Meanwhile the Qatari migrant worker death rate is focused on work related issues. Death due to work should be pretty close to 0 in a wealthy country like Qatar shouldn't it?
4060Ti w/ 16GB VRAM or 3090 w/ 24 GB VRAM

Of course with those you'll also have to spend some money on motherboard, ram, SSD, PSU, CPU, ect.

I think the best bang for the buck is probably a Mac studio with as much ram as you can afford.

I bought an RTX A2000 (12GB VRAM), and it's fine for 7B models and some 13B models with 4 bit quantization, but I kind of regret not getting something with more VRAM.
Thanks! With Plume I use a tree data structure (just with parent child relationships), although in the future I would probably use Boost::ptree.

The things is, the underlying data structure is just plaintext, so having an ID for each block will make the plaintext look out of place (say, if you wanna move your files to another app).

But I'll add some special syntax to allow this feature for specialized blocks.
https://wid.world/document/whats-new-about-inequality-in-aus...

Income inequality (when I was there in 2010's) for Canada was twice that of Australia.

It (was/is) extremely rare to see homeless people in Australia while in most places in Toronto downtown its impossible to NOT see homeless.

If you spend few years in both countries you can clearly see the standard of living difference between both countries. Canadian infrastructure is much more poorer and worse off (my observation, not my complaint)
> On takeoff, some cross-wind hit the plane and we tipped over.

I had a near tip-over coming out of a DIA years ago. DIA gets very windy. We were nearing speed to lift off and a gust of cross wind hit the plane. Looking out the window I thought for sure the wing was going to hit the ground, but in that moment the pilot seemed to shift from a standard take off to something that felt much more vertical. Once we were airborne the flight attendant came by who looked a little shaken and offered me a free drink.
If you think it's confusing to have a page change while you're reading it with your eyes, imagine what that would do to someone who can't see and relies on a screenreader telling them.
Honestly, each and every one of those people should either be charged with reckless endangerments, put on an no-fly list or both. It really pisses me off when I see that. F**ing entitled idiots.
IMO the flow of editing and submitting changes is way more intuitive in perforce

You have to remember at a game company it’s not just programmers using it, you have a ton of artists using it day to day too

The main benefit is that it handles really large files well, having a 1 TB repo is not uncommon

And also some file types in games make no sense to merge (for example 3D models)

Perforce lets the artist “lock” files while editing them so no one else can submit
there's a video podcast, too, which they should put on TV instead of whatever is on there now, overdramatized claptrap
It would have been really funny if they reported that one as:

Severity: `
What do you mean by hosting?
I am running 3090 on Linux Mint and 2060 on Rocky (RHEL 9) without any issues. Both CUDA and regular desktop use.
There are so many disclaimers after that table that I feel that citing it as a "nice comparison to other transport methods" is absurdly simplistic and disingenuous. Especially since a sibling comment says "It is utterly fascinating to me that technically walking is just as safe as a car on a journey by journey basis."
That's interesting. Could you give a specific example?
ya that makes sense. we'll probably never know what happened :|
I would kill for a class like this at my college! All the seminar classes are very boring (Intro to C++ etc...). I wish they would have super specific and interesting topics like this!
are those impossible to block?
I meant transmission but I’m interested in both.

Can you say a bit more about built in slack? You mean like Distribution Automation switches to backfeed an area? This has felt sort of rare to me
Looking at the latest trends of GUI frameworks, decoupling the layout from the data gives much cleaner code. Let the framework take care of all the data binding for you. Both web and desktop go more and more in this direction. Nobody does

That means, avoid mutating widgets directly. Instead bind their properties to some data store that rerenders automatically on change. The input/output example on their page demonstrates something like this.

Nobody does getElementById() any more.
The concern is commercial art, not celebrity art, where the artist trumps the art. The way I see it playing out is that potential clients will tell the generator what to emulate and even link to or upload some samples. As tools continue to improve, the market for professional artists is going to shrink. To add insult to injury, the very art they create is being used to take away their livelihoods. That does not strike me as fair.
This might be true.

Another abi I see games target are ubuntu... 14.04, 16.04, 18.04, etc

Ubuntu seems to be stable enough for the corporate world.

I think things like flatpack or snap add bloat and behave in ways you don't want.
The bug system has a list of predetermined severities, so that would just be rejected. :-)
I'm just stating a fact that Yoga, by and large, is an activity where female participation massively outnumbers male participation.

You're right that it doesn't _have to_ be gendered but it is - observably so - gendered.

You could also well make an argument that the female body structure lends itself better to flexibility than the male body, due to that elastin and hormones and stuff, so it could well be said that there's a gender-bias built in from the ground up.
It's ok, since we're definitely getting all this money back we're spending to fund foreign wars. Right?

Right?
I believe the Debian policy for reports says that for corruption you can recover from. Serious data loss would be losing your metadata and not being able to figure out where any of the files are, or corrupting all copies of the disk encryption key.
If you can take loans using unrealized gains as collateral, then you should also pay taxes for them.
The idea is that there should not really be a trade-off. If you manage congestion well, you can send just what the network will allow, keeping throughput high but lowering latency. It could even increase throughput as you do not have the default TCP congestion algorithm which drops it's rate after dropped packets meaning it does not dully utilize the link
Not quite. For example, the web apps don't support COM add-ins.
Agree it's terrible SEO but eventually "Murder engine" might be decent enough.
At least it's edgy or lol or punk or or whatever box it ticked.
The beauty of having the freedom to do whatever and see what it does for you.
Have there been issues with CUDA on Linux?

Having their cards run in servers is a big part of their business model, and Linux owns that market, so I’m surprised if their support is getting worse.

Things like poor Wayland support—sure. But then, why would somebody use this matrix-multiplication accelerator to draw graphics, right?
I was born in April 1986 and will be 75 next time it's visible.
You mean functions such as:

if x > 0:
return x
else:
return 0

?