skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone in the process of building a bare metal GPU CSP (cloud service provider), this is interesting and I'm listening.

Thing is though, what you're asking for is really something you can build yourself. Rent a bare metal server full of GPUs and do whatever you want.

You're the first person I've heard ask for something like this. Most people ask for fewer APIs and want to be closer to bare metal. They want more control over things, not less.

Can you explain what you mean by finicky?
Simplest explanation: the lowest performing employees feel the need to work after hours to keep up. Few people start out working more hours than necessary.
It. wouldn't be called regulatory capture if it wasn't executed like a well-run combined arms military operation.
It’s a minor change: you still need to ensure that people are replicating that content, which usually means paying if you don’t want to risk losing it. You’re protected against a single DNS entry becoming unavailable but otherwise are in the same situation.
What could possibly go wrong?

/s
like airplanes
> The problem is that solar capacity just grows too slowly. We’re growing solar manufacturing capacity as quickly as possible and still fossil fuels

China built more wind and solar in the first nine months of 2023 than the sum total of all their nuclear reactors under construction, and they have 26. They are likely to build even more over the next nine months. Current estimates are that their emissions will begin a structural decline as soon as next year, because their renewable construction is outpacing demand. Your statement is so far off factually it’s not even in the same universe as reality.
Another cool museum, https://theoremprover-museum.github.io/
It’s just hard to find. Google returns trash
Planet – 2023 in Images
US Ag Trade Model Didn't Boost Exports, Fostered Agribusiness Monopolization
If the effects is true, I don’t think it is necessarily due to any particular substance in the wasabi. If the simple smelling of pleasant fragrances can boost the memory performance by 260% [1], I believe other pungent substances can have a similar effect, too! :D

[1] https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/how-simple-fragr...
Scratch the price remark as I just caught up to the "99% is fake" data. Sigh.
Do you know of any websites with actual full free speech?
'Lavabo' is an ugly word, I prefer 'Earthbound'.
Also teetotalers, as a group, includes people who don't drink because an undiagnosed underlying health issue makes them feel ill when they imbibe. Maybe a latent hepatitis-b infection.
That only scratches the surface. In every high stakes business, they have prepared the ground for themselves through lobbying and regulatory capture to minimize the level of necessary care while maximizing protection against liability.
I'm looking forward to a 4-bit quantized version that I can run on my Intel Thinkpad with 32GB RAM, should be almost usable if its as fast as a 14B size model.

Whether it's any good is another matter, I guess the leaderboard on HuggingFace will be updated at some point.
Alex Jones Joins Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy, Andrew Tate in Spaces Conversation
Does anyone know how to load this into ollama
Been around since forever!
Lavabo is a label you can brand the way you want while EarthBound is a tad generic in English. Lavabo is also shorter and you can expand the market and you won't need to rebrand. Lavabo is better with a single phrase while EarthBound is two.

However, it will be harder and a longer work to brand up Lavabo than EarthBound. But once you succeed, that will pay off.
Not sure why you picked // as your special sequence, but ^ might be better. // appears with some regularity in any corpus with programming in it, and is 1 token in tiktoken. ^ is much more rare, and is 1 token in itself as a result. This will likely help recall, but it’ll also give you more characters in your instruction text.
We are on well water, which is very hard here.

Also we currently get monthly shipments of toothpaste tablets and floss from a company called Bite.
That library you linked to is part of a shared repo we use for all of our stuff, https://github.com/candiddev/shared, it's versioned using git modules. We own all of the underlying code. We opted for git submodules because go modules hate CalVer, and we share a bunch of other stuff besides go libraries.

In the end, things are versioned like any other Go program, builds are 100% reproducible.
On the flipside, probably the most common software found and used in businesses everywhere is spreadsheet related, and it's common even in non-business contexts. How many of these applications are adding senseless whitespace everywhere?

In the cases I've seen where whitespace is added, it's purely an aesthetic choice and not a UI design choice.
I think a lot of Ratatui apps will tend to land on similar concepts for your app. There's a few good examples of apps using a component approach rather than just widgets that I'm aware of:

- https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi

- https://github.com/TaKO8Ki/gobang

- https://github.com/nomadiz/edma

Perhaps the intuitive crate would make a good abstraction on top of Ratatui?

There's also https://crates.io/crates/tui-react
The thing that irritates me most is the Roman legions are numbered, but not unique even when active for the same time periods.
I'm curious as to why its not possible to grow locally given the growing number of startups growing food in cities in fully controlled environments? for ex: https://youtu.be/VxRNoSSkLkE?t=191
can we measure lead at house ? how much lead wee are consuming ??
I'm pretty much retired but I have zero sense of holidays. I always worked much more efficiently when everyone left the office, and 3 or 4 day weekends were always pure heaven. (I liked my work though.)
> “Employees who log off at the end of the workday register 20% higher productivity scores than those who feel obligated to work after hours.”

Maybe people who are less productive end up having to work more hours.
Could be a good improvement but ^ is more of a pain to type...
The repo lists a few, but the main reasons are it lets you easily rekey to future encryption standards, and it supports one way encryption. Tools like SOPS require you have access to decrypt everything in order to add secrets (typically, though there are workarounds). With Rot, this works out of the box through another layer of asymmetric encryption.

Here's a diagram of Rot's secrets wrapping works: https://rotx.dev/docs/explanations/secret-wrapping/
can we measure how much lead we have in our foods at home ?
Building Event-Based Architecture for Member System
Most notably, in 5.4.0 (in 2012!) they removed register_globals and magic_quotes. (Which had both been deprecated and off-by-default for a while before, I believe.)

The former was notoriously insecure, as what it did was promote anything passed in as a cookie, GET, or POST variable into a global-scoped variable inside your script. Since PHP didn't require any sort of declaring-your-variables-before-using-them, it was pretty easy to wind up with scripts written in a way that would allow this an unwise amount of access to the script's internals.

The latter automatically escaped special characters with backslashes in all the aforementioned user-provided variables so you could pass them straight into mysql queries. It was, however, optional and so caused errors because code got written relying on it and then ran on servers with it disabled, allowing SQL injection attacks... or double-escaping things in code written the other way around.

But these days are long behind us!
I think you’re misunderstanding how Go imports work. In Go projects, the versioning happens in the go.mod file [0].

[0]: https://github.com/candiddev/rot/blob/9168285d9ccfe783dc8234...
Can you elaborate on what's wrong with them now? My chicken pot pie and frozen burrito still burns me while being frozen inside, just like it did 30 years ago.
Do you equate freedom of speech with "abuse, harassment, and harm"? Were these activities you wanted to perform in order to sign up?
What? They're fun to implement
There's been a lot of responses to the dog whistles of The Bell Curve (1994) since it was published three decades ago; as an opinion piece and example of cherry picking un normalised results to get support for a pre determined viewpoint it has all the relevance of the craniometry works of Samuel George Morton.

Not so much as an example of balanced reasoned scientific examination of the full ANOVA spectrum of a domain.
In Java-land, someone puts a jar on their website, and it will work on whatever OS, on whatever architecture, even if it's a GUI program.

In C#-land, that doesn't seem to be how it works. If it's a GUI program it'll probably depend on WinForms and fundamentally not work on official .net core for non-windows. It might work on Mono if you're lucky, but often it won't. And whether or not the program "could" work on your OS/architecture, most of the time what they'll put up on the website is a single-platform binary. Whatever the theoretical advantages, as someone just trying to actually use the thing on my computer, that's worse.
I had a similar experience with a Chinese scam seller on eBay with a $500 GPU. tl;dr neither ebay nor PayPal would accept a claim because they had proof of receipt from DHL. Of course, a simple call to DHL could easily verify it was delivery to a different address but even providing an email from DHL to this effect as evidence didn't change the line. Eventually had to charge back and luckily in my case that did go through after about 3 months of process - the phone call from the card company in the process was nice to verify unlike everyone else it did actually get handled by a real person.

Naturally that was the end of my eBay account, PayPal unfortunately I do need from time to time.

I suppose this is just standard practice in the industry but wonder why it can be so consistently bad even with real evidence.
This is the original news...

FDA and other state partners collected and analyzed additional product samples of fruit puree and applesauce pouches. FDA detected elevated levels of lead in one finished product sample of WanaBana Apple Cinnamon Puree collected from Dollar Tree. The level detected in the FDA sample of WanaBana apple cinnamon puree is 2.18 parts per million (ppm), which, for context, is more than 200 times greater than the action level the FDA has proposed in draft guidance for fruit purees and similar products intended for babies and young children.

https://www.fda.gov/food/outbreaks-foodborne-illness/investi...

To put it in context this is 2.18 micrograms of lead per gram of apple sauce.
> all the students were B+s or As

Or maybe

> all the students were B+s or B*s

I'll see myself out now
Because "this California city" is shorter than "Sacramento"? Anyway, that's the answer to the question you were hoping the article would quickly answer, and didn't.
And what quality content are you creating to contribute to this?
> And this could be extrapolated to saying everything is useless.

Now we are getting somewhere.
Good ideas...

I will write some kind of a handbook maybe.

I've updated the GPT version with a much more extensive set of features, and also the built-in manual has more usage examples. Type //? to get it. And for usage examples type: //??

Here is the GPT version:

https://chat.openai.com/g/g-tcXXGxXmA-nova-mode-pro-ai-autho...
Have you tried to do some sort of sensitivity analysis on your world model? Something like the α-Maxmin rule for a Monte Carlo approximation?
> attaching a compromised PDF

This means either:

- a 0day, which would require the AV to have a PDF parser better than the standard document viewer, and the ability to sense that this PDF is "weird" -- I would expect AV companies to publish ads "our AV has detected a 0day in XXX"

- a vulnerability was recently discovered in a PDF viewer, and the AV company can push their definitions earlier than the standard "package the fixed version - send to debian-security - let users upgrade" route. This would shorten the attack window by a few hours. Again, I would expect AV companies to boast "we were X hours earlier than the official fix".

Which one is the case? Or is there another option?

Actually, this whole "buggy PDF parser" thing should be solved by application sandboxing -- there is no need that document viewer needs any other access to my system. Unfortunately, Linux is lagging behind. There are some AppArmor experiments with not so great UX, and then there is QubesOS, which is difficult to use. The average Linux desktop is AFAIK almost unsandboxed.
I challenge you to do it and still get it to actually work.

The context window is pretty large.. I don't think this will clog it up that much...
Thanks :)

That was the result of wanting to do something to celebrate PR 500[1] and being repeatedly nerd-sniped by one of the other maintainers a while back. The source code for the demo[2] is in the repo btw.

[1]: https://github.com/ratatui-org/ratatui/pull/500

[2]: https://github.com/ratatui-org/ratatui/tree/main/examples/de...
According to the Wikipedia article [1], Stuxnet not only infected the Iranian infrastructure but apparently also a Russian nuclear plant. And so air gaps & co. didn't help against a skilled, determined but still human-level attacker.

But then I read the Wikipedia article more closely, and, for instance, it turns out that Stuxnet components were signed with stolen certificates so that Windows recognized them as legitimate. Which means that at best someone had not only write Stuxnet, but also get those certs. And even if it's easy in comparison, there had to be at least a remote hack involved, if not a physical one. And then there was the risk of those certs being revoked. Etc., etc.

So, even if I'm more pessimistic than you, the lesson for me here is that if you start peeling the onion layers, it's all not so simple to pull off.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet
Yeah I was remembering my old Forth days when I did this too. That would be an interesting experiment to play with if you make it!
Video and images could he links too
Its partly legacy because in the 00s Apple didn't want non-tech savvy people to get frustrated when trying to get their music on to iPods. So when 'docking' your iPod, iTunes would automatically open and you'd have your purchased music right there and you can just drag and drop. They got extended to iPhone when it came out. As the actual on device buying process became better over many iPhone generations then the need for a computer to dock to at all became unnecessary.
If you like drone-ish type music to work to, there's a variety on SomaFM. Or eight flavors of EDM, or even Americana. I usually tune in when I'm looking for "atmosphere", rather than a particular music I'm going to pay a lot of attention to.
Wow I can’t believe it was only a ten year gap. Feels so much longer.
I'm a bit confused -- Are these instructions that are compiled and executed deterministically by some chatgpt runtime engine or is it just a prompt thats prepended to every input?
Faster connections, shorter pings.
You don't think extensive automation could cut the workload in half?
I used Coherent for a while and only moved to Slackware went it folded in 1995. Started with the 286 version and went to the 386 version when it came out. It was very nice and had some unique items. The 386 version was also able to run coff binaries from SCO.

The docs that came with Coherent was very good, as good as what comes with OpenBSD. I remember in comp.os.coherent, starting around 93/94, Linux people started trolling the group.

You can get images from here, it is able to run in a VM:

https://www.autometer.de/unix4fun/coherent/
Ah I was about to ask what course this was. If you ever find it again I'd love to hear what it was.
No, you cant disprove a study by the source of funding;Truth doesnt care who funds it.

But its also not obnoxious not to be helplessly naive that you don't scrutinize sources using effective heuristics.
Show HN: GPT-4 generated legal news website
Started by scraping the senate and house bills in Florida, focused on AMP and SEO before adding other states.

constructive criticism requested
Books of 2023
"Passkeys" are backed up into Google/Apple/1Password cloud. You can grab a fresh laptop and download your synced passkeys into it, and log in from there.

That being possible means the private key material has to be backed up, as opposed to being permanently locked into an HSM like Yubikey.
Update:

Thanks for all your comments!

I've made the GPT version and added a LOT more (because there is no 1500 character restriction there).

https://chat.openai.com/g/g-tcXXGxXmA-nova-mode-pro-ai-autho...

Type //? for the user manual

Type //?? for usage examples

Type //fun to get it generate a random new command

Also I updated the basic code block on my OP blog post, with a few little fixes https://tinyurl.com/mryn42te
I've actually got a ratatui update for glicol that I haven't pushed because I was stuck on a bug in the way the background thread continues after the UI exits. I'll flip you a PR.
"Certified to do so with her own XRF"? What certification are you referring to here? Mere possession of a costly, sophisticated device poorly understood by most can hardly count.

Does owner even understand what goes into calibrating an XRF?
I always think how DOOM was released in the heyday of the Super Nintendo, which had a 65816 CPU (effectively a 6502 upgraded to 16-bit and clocked at 3.58 MHz).

There was such a vast gulf between PCs and console hardware back then, with games like Doom using the beefy 32-bit 50+ MHz CPU to do everything in software, and consoles relying almost entirely on dedicated graphics hardware.
It's a custom instruction - so basically it gets prepended I think
I think it's suspiciously low-engagement. But that might just reflect the HN population
Yeah, I understand that it is something that can be done fairly easily but I am too lazy to do so at the moment (lol). By finicky I mean like usually kind of buggy and hard-to-use web interfaces to set up some weird Jupyter Notebook that they run or SSH (hard-to-use as in something like AWS Sagemaker). I understand the use of these things but I just want to be able to use my own development environment to do everything I need to do and then send some code over to run. Preferably the pricing would be kind of serverless, just paying for the time of the compute used to run the programs that are run, not just paying for the reserved server to sit there.
As an independent content creator I just called my rental agency and asked them if they would take ‘views’ as partial payment and I can confirm that they will not.

Bummer!
An IPFS URI like ipfs://bafybeigdyrzt5sfp7udm7hu76uh7y26nf3efuylqabf3oclgtqy55fbzdi is just a glorified hash!
#2 is wrong, you can edit your comment after someone replied, but it canbe bad netiquette.

I fix silly typos without warnings (very often).

I make a substancial change, I add "Edit:" or something similar. (Not very often. Most of the times I add another question or source.)

(I also add "Edit:" when I fix a very bad typo noticed in one reply.)

More details in the unofficial feature list maintained by minimaxir https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented#editde...
The demographics of Austin have not meaningfully changed in the past 3 years. It's not in the data, it's just a made up hit piece. Even if it was slightly more white than it had been 3 years ago, no one say why that would be a bad thing.
Eating would probably cause a lot of bias thus destroying the randomness. Starting with our taste buds which causes avoidance, the digestion system that will break things down so many substances will end up similar despite their differences before hand, and the blood brain barrier which many things can't get past. Then there is dosage, substances can have wildly different effects or none at all depending on how much you give and how long they are given.

Dosage would probably be among the bigger issues, if oyster sauce contained a substance that got past those barriers just how much would you have to imbibe to get a positive or negative effect, and would the other ingredients at that level start causing side effects, interference, or otherwise mask the substance.
I think this stuff isn't the easiest discover. "Do your market research" excludes what people might buy if presented to them. Plus the see it 7 times to buy effect. I am tempted to buy this, partly having seen on HN before, and partly for one feature - the DNS. In my case it would stop me buying domain names for toy projects, just anotherllmthing.myname.omg.lol. The silly TLD is sort of a bonus, it forces me to show it as an MVP!. Although this scratch is somewhat itched for free by Netlify and Vercel, so...
In addition to the previously mentioned places, it is grown in Tasmania, Australia too (https://shimawasabi.com.au/pages/about).
you think? pesticides are designed to kill insects, bees are insects
This almost makes me feel like we're back in 2007. Everything is so much simpler, my mother just finished cooking borscht and is calling me to kitchen. Life is good.
As if anyone would tell you if they had 10 girlfriends on Tinder. The number is just a figure of speech. The effect is real.

Also, I'm probably happier than you will ever be because I live in the truth and am surrounded by honest people who have 0 incentive to pretend or say anything that they don't fully believe.
Campus Reform is is operated by the Leadership Institute, founded in 1979 by conservative activist Morton Blackwell. Alumni include Grover Norquist, Ralph Reed, Jeff Gannon, Senator Mitch McConnell, Vice-President Mike Pence, James O'Keefe, new members of the 113th Congress, and elected officials in all 50 states.

Blackwell is on Republican National Committee, representing Virginia.

<https://www.chronicle.com/article/higher-educations-internet...>
Nothing my dad, rest his soul, told me would take only 5 minutes ever took 5 minutes or less. Ever.

He was an English teacher but he should have been a software developer, given his ability to estimate project deadlines.
That's nothing, next they'll ship the entire world's knowledge to ship an application :-). Looks at LLMs.
I have no doubt we'll find out eventually about how they are harmful to humans as well. Companies indiscriminately puring millions of gallons of chemicals with unknown long term health impacts is an insane policy for an advanced nation. I don't know why we don't focus on mechanical treatments. We have the technology.
Yeah, I kinda expected automated CI rather than raw SSH, if only to better balance resource use.
I guess it would make sense to make bashrc, zshrc, whatever immutable to all but root. Never really considered that before. Allowing them to be edited is like allowing you to install or edit binaries anywhere in your $PATH.
> If you rename the file using git

Does nothing. Git won't remember you did it.

> and that is the only change in your file

This always works, but it means you need to choose between flaky rename detection and weird extra rename-only commits that probably don't compile.
Brain Area Associated with Impulse Control Discovered
The rest of the world had a de-facto license to pollute to begin with.
Huh, I wouldn’t have expected rust to work on solaris+sparc but I’m oddly glad it does!

I keep getting tempted by cheap eBay sparc systems…delicious strange risc’y’ness..
2004. Very close to it, now!

I remember playing it (poorly) on a GeForce MX440.
I used it as well. It was truly astounding.