skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Well then you're supposed to take a look at what Tenstorrent is doing. They haven't named their processor after a dragon slaying sword for no reason.
They are using Matrix. You can use any Matrix client to interact with Beeper's services.
Hetzner has two locations in the US these days: Ashburn, Virginia, and Hillsboro, Oregon.
Mea culpa

I read the first part of your comment, and was too quick to reply. I share your frustrations. For Windows GUI applications, there really shouldn't be much work replacing file selection dialogs with calls to a powerbox that returns a capability. I'm not sure how hard it is to do the same thing in Linux GUI land.

It's the command line programs that are the most grief. Since we don't have any notion of standard parameters for filenames, paths, etc... it'll be most of the work reworking those away from files and ambient authority.
Let's look at this a little differently. Did you win the lottery yesterday? I presume not. Did that mean the lottery yesterday was not winnable? No. Winnable means that you could have won, even if you didn't. Falsifiable doesn't mean proven false, it means able to be proven false, even if it isn't. True statements happen not to be false, but that doesn't mean they couldn't be shown to be false if they were. If I say "there are no dogs in my house" you can determine that this is a falsifiable claim despite not knowing whether the statement is true or false, because it doesn't depend on that.

The pythagorean theorem is not an example of a falsifiable claim. It is a provable claim, the opposite of falsifiable. Though again, this has nothing to do with it being true or false. Bigfoot married Elvis is likewise a provable claim, a claim where evidence could be presented that would prove it true if it were true. The inverse, Bigfoot did not marry Elvis, is falsifiable, because evidence could be presented that would prove it false if it were false.

There's nothing nonsensical about it. Lots of things are extendable even when they're not extended, foldable when not folded, recyclable when not recycled, and falsifiable when not falsified. The colloquial definition is the same as the formal, you're the only one using it your way.
Based on some JPL documentary videos, I recall the engineers involved intentionally over-specced the components on the hopes that the mission would be later extended to go further out into the solar system. Check out the JPL channel on YouTube. There is a video series about the different missions throughout NASA history. Its really worthwhile watching.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTiv_XWHnOZqFnWQs393R...
Do you have any really complex Helm template? It either becomes an unreadable mess or you end up with basically manifest snippets in your values file.
Then a proper question is "what metric to select for optimization?"

As for just using plain software, yes it is an option indeed. But when we are using our devices, we produce so many data points and they are mostly used for hooking our attention through models. Don't you think that there is there so little reverse targeted application of the models?
That's nonsensical. Reddit has a monopoly on Reddit - of course it does.

Any service online is under no obligation to allow for widespread interpoperation - that would be madness.
> Infinite combos that are not optional but do not win you the game result in a draw.

There's the 'donate an unsacrificable islandhome creature to an opponent who has no islands'.

Infinite amount of state based checks happen that are unavoidable, and cause the game to draw.
I don't think I'll ever understand why YAML was chosen as the language of choice for all things devops, and why so many startups have sought to augment yaml with syntactical hacks

I mean, as soon as you template it and need to do `{{ something | indent 4 }}` or some shit to make the template work you know you're on a bad track.
Do the New York Times next
What it got right was swiping and pinch/zoom though; five years before the iPhone was released.

Those gestures were completely unknown in commercial UIs of the time; in fact you were lucky to find a touchscreen that didn't take three forceful stabs of your finger before it registered.
I'd like to know too. I wonder if they have something like CERN for open data and streaming:

https://opendata.cern.ch/
https://github.com/Alex313031/Alex313031.github.io/tree/1648...

here are the images. They are not sexual/erotic at all and have been hosted on github for more than a year
UniFi devices broadcasted private video to other users' accounts
It's not too polite to repost what people removed. Errors on the internet shouldn't haunt people forever.

However, my experience is that the comments about AMD are spot-on, with the exception of the word "proprietary."

Intel hasn't gotten serious yet, and has a good track record in other domains (compilers, numerical libraries, etc.). They've been flailing for a while, but I'm curious if they'll come up with something okay.
When I bought the UDM-SE, I too was excited thinking it as an "upgrade". Only later realized it couldn't even do BGP like their entry level gateway products.
I don't think IRC is comparable in it's effects to the profit-driven (engagement-incentivizing) "Social Media" companies. These are dramatically changing the fabric of society (something Adults can decide for themselves to involve themselves in), but children are a different story.
Do you have an interface in mind to reduce friction for building the catalog on a daily basis? GitHub and Gitea don't really seem to provide clean ways to do this out of the box.
> Stable Zero123 produces notably improved results compared to the previous state-of-the-art, Zero123-XL.

Zero123-XL might be state of the art for image to 3D but I'm not sure it is state of the art if your ultimate goal is text-to-3D. MVDream (https://mv-dream.github.io/) performs quite a bit better at that in my opinion.
The opt-in is only required if they collect your information. If they take the default as opt-out then they don't have to show you any prompt and have no liability.
Not necessarily. If reader mode skips their ads, they'd probably be in the clear.
As I've just written above, React components form a tree that mirrors the DOM. A graph is a much better fit. Nodes in my DAG ressemble "computed" in Vue, where they watch a value and recalculate when it changes, but... in Vue the watched value needs to exist, ie you're responsible for constructing the graph and ensuring no cycles, and the computed value is only available locally, to be used in the template. In my DAG, you just name the thing you want to watch, octopus checks for cycles. Plus you get the visualization.

The closest thing I'm aware of is Jotai. Atoms in jotai can take dependencies on other atoms, so forming a graph.

Reporting nodes in Octopus are, I believe, completely new. You can create nodes that select their predecessors with a filter function. So the "totalPrice" node takes a dependency on any node with a price property, and recalculates when anything with a price changes.
Just want to point out that you can get a brand new iPhone (in the US) for $429 (+ tax), and often times you can get it even cheaper if you trade in or accept carrier deals. I dont think that iMessage is the only sticky property of the iPhone. Things like long term support via updates is another big one. The “ecosystem” of devices and services.

Comparable devices cost pretty much the same whether iPhone or Android.

While most people may not care it’s also worth noting that the alternative OS (Android) is operated by one of the largest ad-tech companies in the world and allows for deep oem integrations of 3rd party applications (that 99.9% of its users aren’t even aware of as being installed.)
Ok, people clearly aren't reading the first few words (nor the last line) of my post:

"I don't understand..."

"Can someone explain this to me? "
This looks great!

Some questions:

“ Select from 2 to 32 vCPUs; 8 GB - 64 GB RAM; 128 GB - 1 TB disk” how easy or fiddly is it for the end user to change specs? Are we responsible for migration?

Also, we can have as many databases as we want on our instance? Or just one?

Reiterating jpg’s question, does it have pgvector support?

What are your recommendations for connecting it to file store and/or blob store?

Do you have any support for backups?

Perhaps there is documention I missed, I read also the product and pricing pages.
I believe these biases to be the case. Consider an almost opposite signal - the US court system: unattractive, men, and minorities are given longer sentences.

One risk to personal achievement is externally when too little is expected. It is especially tragic there is undiscovered, latent ability or a lack of appropriate confidence. A more ethical course is to refuse some offers and accolades, and never take things that are too easy. After adolescence, excellence must come from within regardless of difficulty level the world presents.
Is IREE the main runtime doing Vulkan or are there others? Who should we be listening to (oh wise @raphlinus)?

It's been awesome seeing folks like Keras 3.0 kicking out broad Intercompatibility across JAX, TF, Pytorch, powered by flexible executuon engines. Looking forward to seeing more Vulkan based runs getting socialized benchmarked & compared. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38446353
Why, when use of iMessage is a rounding error across the European Union, will the EU rule that Apple are a messaging Gatekeeper? The noises coming from the investagtiong body seem to indicate that they will not treat iMessage as such.
It’s not that they don’t understand the problem. It’s just that there’s a massive land grab right now and no one wants to waste resources reinventing the wheels (of parallel computing) which is actually a lot harder than people make it out to be.
One comment said it is not a good deal for investors because of the terms. Any thoughts?
Automatically Genrated Supernodes for AST Interpreters Improve VM Performance
Related non-db topic of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38606146
https://github.com/Alex313031/Alex313031.github.io/tree/1648...

Here are the images removed from his repo. There is NO child porn anywhere
The graph framing is essential. I use typescript graph libraries for the topological sort and for the visualization. I did much less work than either of those two libraries !
They don’t, it “just works” (to the degree MMS can work at all) — which means iMessage is perfectly positioned.
Vagrant is such an awesome tool. It’s been about a decade since I’ve used it in any capacity, but remember being wowed in my first internship when I could just spin up a VM like nothing. Best of luck, Mitchell!
Unfortunately, the EU isn't going to save us with this one. iMessage usage is minimal in the EU because so many people use alternate messaging services, and the EU already ruled that iMessage won't be forced open because it isn't widely used by business users.

In the US, iMessage market share is much higher because back in the aughts we didn't have the sky high SMS rates which forced so many users to other messaging services in other countries.
to be fair, mostly because biology/pharmacology/medicine is vexingly treacherous.

but! generics can get easy approval, they need to show that their active ingredient is the same molecule and it has a very similar biological uptake profile, and that's it (at least in Europe, but as far as I know it's very much copied from the US process)

so that's not that high bar. and of course "big pharma" knows damn well how to change just some little thing to have a different-but-same molecule but with a few more years of patent protection.

(and again, yes, it's not that the process is super duper trivially applicant friendly, but the costs in the system are not in the filing.

it's mostly because there's no real common infrastructure for the whole end-to-end iterative process. there's a lot of separate cottage industries for each step, all charging a fuckton of money, all providing mediocre services, mindboggingly shitty software for managing trials/data/patients, no incentive to improve, doc/xls based workflows, you can imagine how inefficient and slow - and thus extremely costly - these specialized services can be, etc.)
developers are a very small group among "enterprise" customers. Ever seen a non-software company? Or maybe just look at what HR or sales people at your company use. More likely it's Windows rather than Mac.
> In some letters like "q y g j" you need a "descender"

I just noticed yesterday the MBTA buses in Boston use mixed case on a dot-matrix display without space for descenders. Some letters are simply raised slightly (like "y"), others are replaced with small-caps versions (like "q").
This happened to me with iPadOS 17 beta 4 back in July. https://appdot.net/@lapcatsoftware/110776034855270972

I've also been getting a "Verify Your Recovery Key" warning in Settings on both iPad and Mac ever since beta 4 of iPadOS 17 and Sonoma (and that continues to this day). Settings app was crashing too in beta 4. It was a really bad beta for iCloud stuff.

Also worth noting: iOS and macOS re-enable Bluetooth after every update. https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/bluetooth.html
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My comment wasn't borderline. It was fine. If you look up this chain, every possible reason you brought up was addressed, defeated and subsequently abandoned. All that's left is that it was your whim. I can't really argue against that.
Now this! THIS is one of the coolest projects I've seen in a while! Why did instacart never build anything this useful? I'd give anything to be able to filter my grocery store's shelves with something like this.
I mean, if you need a human in the loop to verify the image quality then you HAVE to pre-compute the images.

> 100 images/s is likey too much volume

You can always generate less
Getting people to waste time is profitable so that's why AI is used to waste people's time and get them to buy stuff. It's just how the world economy works. If people stop consuming and buying stuff they don't need then the system stops working.
Yea... I don't know what the right solution is, but it feels like people are getting their brains significantly influenced, or rotted by the endless dopamine hits that social media bring them.

I have a small kid and most of my tech friends who are parents share the opinion that tech/computers can be extremely dangerous if not actively moderated for children.

The 2 people I know who do not let their kids use smartphones/tablets under any circumstances work in adtech and social media.
Amazing photo. At the end of the Netflix documentary about JWST "Unknown: Cosmic Time Machine" they state the telescope data would be available for everyone to use. Is that actually true, or did they mean just these full res images?
I’d be curious to talk with you more about this, and suggest some interesting new workflows.

Object storage targets web developers, etc, but enabling certain machine learning patterns could be transformative.
Home page explains it better https://nuejs.org/
What's best for, say, my scientific glass bong?

Seriously, what's safe and effective?
> Any service online is under no obligation to allow for widespread interpoperation - that would be madness.

Lol, "madness". The Digital Services Act in the EU would like a word.
Given the article is from the law firm representing the client in the article, I 'm dumbfounded to see people jumping onboard in agreement and not drawing fair conclusions on causation.

Smoke usually means fire yes, but not always - could be someone heating oil on a pan.

I'm certainly on board with the belief asbestos increases likelihood of cancer. But so does driving through a dirty tunnel in peak hour traffic every day of your life. Quantifying which one were more likely to 'cause' your cancer is a not a straighforward thing.
You can get a brand new Android for 80-100$.
What's the point?
Software has bugs unfortunately.
Apple or Google-controlled Android. Pick one.

Both tax everything in the world now. They're even becoming official government document providers. They're sinking their claws into all aspects of life and taxing and controlling them.
In the article they mention only one bug was found in the game, and they fixed it by reducing a bounds check by a single pixel (so, likely an off-by-one error).
You shouldn't need to read the source to configure the values how you want.

Helm's problem is that `values.yml` is basically the API and every helm chart provides its own (often incomplete) interface with poorly documented defaults. Some of those can spread over 3k+ lines and it's utterly overwhelming to figure out what to do with that.
Win-win no matter what? An extremely likely scenario is that Beeper becomes completely defunct, and Apple has no legal or regulartory pressure applied to them. What's the win for Beeper here?
Probably all of them would die for the same reason fast
It's madness for monopolistic communications providers to refuse interoperability.
The UK rolled probably rolled out free SMS texts later than the US; the US was one of the first markets that rolled it out. I don't know when whatsapp rolled out there but I'm guessing it pre dates unlimited SMS being ubiquitious.

iMessage has pretty much the same feature set as Whatsapp so US users don't really have a reason to migrate at this point.
Beeper is commercial app, and because of that it classifies as ”unfair”, unpermitted use of Apple’s private services.

They are making supporting argument for Apple, unfortunately, if any regulation happens.
https://archive.ph/KuUFI
"find an OEM"

Pretty sure current OEMs have done this for decades for their laptops (you can find laptops that have the same CPU but wildly different battery life). They are not idiots and just slap a CPU on any laptop with random components.
Thanks for telling me about this. It's definitely not acceptable to appropriate such sensitive data without consent.
The marketing company is owned by Cox, an ISP, cable, phone, and general media conglomerate. This capability is apparently already active and being sold.

The full article title is: "Marketing Company Claims That It Actually Is Listening to Your Phone and Smart Speakers to Target Ads"
Any tips on porting the code to work on Linux?
You can run that argument the other way. It's desirable for there to be only one system of phone lines installed everywhere, where anyone with a telephone number can call anyone else. It would be desirable for there to be only one e2e encrypted "double-ratchet" messaging protocol, for the same reasons.

In the case of Bell, the universal lines already existed, the problem was that Bell owned them all and wouldn't let anyone else use them. That was a "monopoly" so there was an argument for breaking it up so that everyone could use the lines.

In the case of iMessage (and others), the creators are deliberately building out many different incompatible "lines", and not letting anyone else use those lines. And now people are coming along and saying because it's not a "monopoly", we can't do anything about that. But the real goal was the same in both cases - making universal communication possible. That's what we're all frustrated about here, and the fact that there are dozens of apps trying to wall off competitors is part of the cause of that. Apple is a target because iMessage is the largest such "private line" in the United States.
If there is a precise testcase, automate it. There real value of manual tests is whene they explore to find variations you didn't think of. Your manual tests should be explore x
And even if you design everything so it has a 75% chance of working for 5 years, some of the things won't last 5 years, but you'll still only hear about and remember the ones that work for much longer.
Given the costs of launching, almost assuredly not.
This seems like a scheme for ensuring that no anonymous / pseudo-anonymous interactions can occur.

i.e. how would an adult establish that they are over 18, and hence are not to be restricted. The only way would seem to be to provide some form of ID which can be linked back to something indicating one is over 18.

So either something like driving license, passport, credit card details, etc; but inherently naming someone.

We can get those at 15 years + 9 months; but generally not allowed to start driving until 17.
Yes. I use SMS, and don't really use any of the alternatives. Everyone I know uses it too, and I don't really have a reason to try to push anything else, which would probably require installing an app.
I managed the team that did a lot of the integration of web extension support in Fenix, the new Firefox for Android. We were all on the brink of burnout. There was too much work. Unrealistic deadlines. And high expectations. So we decided to only support a limited set of APIs tuned for the most popular web extension. Which were basically all ad blockers if I remember correctly.

Proud of the team to have finally gotten to this point. Miss you all.
As quickly as I was interested and have one device on trial -- have they destroyed all confidence once again and made me go back to the Frigate stack.

Thanks, Ubiquiti. Always so close, but always so NSA stinky.
Is it though? If it takes 22.5 hours to get there, the response is another 22.5 hours. It's not a new fact, it's a universal limitation.
If you're a person of color, better yet a woman, you can hire yourself out to front a company. That puts the company at the front of the line for government contracts, as well as contracts funded by government money indirectly. You get 30%!

Completely legal.
Barkeepers friend and elbow grease hasn't failed me yet, but in fairness I may not have hit the same issue as the GP.
> no subgroups

Indeed, in D3D they are called “wave intrinsics” and require D3D12. But that’s IMO a reasonable price to pay for hardware compatibility.

> no cooperative matrix multiplication

Matrix multiplication compute shader which uses group shared memory for cooperative loads: https://github.com/Const-me/Cgml/blob/master/Mistral/Mistral...

> tensor cores

When running inference on end-user computers, for many practical applications users don’t care about throughput. They only have a single audio stream / chat / picture being generated, their batch size is a small number often just 1, and they mostly care about latency, not throughput. Under these conditions inference is guaranteed to bottleneck on memory bandwidth, as opposed to compute. For use cases like that, tensor cores are useless.

> there's no way D3D11 can compete with either CUDA

My D3D11 port of Whisper outperformed original CUDA-based implementation running on the same GPU: https://github.com/Const-me/Whisper/
I'm trying to wrap my head around how CMG Local is owned by Cox but can't seem to afford the paid version of Hubspot: https://www.cmglocalsolutions.com/blog/how-voice-data-works-...

If you read the section on "Wake words" and how they work (written by the CEO himself!) you'll realize he really has no idea what he is talking about.

This is a small operation that doesn't actually have the technology they are promising. This is almost certainly a bait and switch operation to gather leads for a traditional (scammy) SEO operation.
I actually interviewed my mom about ... 15 years ago? About some topics. But the fucking recordings are locked up in a proprietary recorder that requires software running on windows95 to unlock it, and I don't even know if the software exists anymore.

I should make that my December project, to find a way to unlock those files.
iMessage is far from monopolistic.

Messages on iPhone is interoperable with any other mobile device - it supports SMS!