skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I asked a cloudflare engineer this and the answer was a bit vague but amounted to the failure rate being something like 0.5% which was too high for the amount of TLS sessions being initiated all the time.

Although I always thought it would be a nice feature for security conscious folks to be able to ennable. Or go ahead and use it on more sensitive sites only, e.g. banks.
You can see the expanded prompts on chatgpt too! U just have to tell it to print it out
idk man. gpt4 teaches me code stuff all the time.
Both GPUs support both formats, so comparing an 8 bit quantized model on one to a 16 bit model on another is nonsense. That'll massively affect the result.
The first few pages of Part 3, when Kath 2 returns to the ring.
I think that actually simplifies things.

You go down to the docks, you see a half assembled ship, you ask about it, and they tell you that’s Hector’s ship. It’s not a ship yet. It’s a promise of a ship, and idea.

It’s still Theseus’ ship until he loses it gambling, and whether it continues to be a ship or is sold for scrap and becomes part of five other ships… well then the idea of the ship has died.
Oh that is indeed a good list, you should submit that gist independently. That said, I believe alignments should be a suggestion and not a mandatory request, mainly because the library can fix a bad alignment by overallocation. Charles Bloom has suggested a similar thing in the past [1].

Out of possible flags the zeroing flag is probably the most used and possibly only flag needed for library uses; others are also important but only a small number of libraries will ever want them. Again, a failure to do so should ideally be somehow detected and fixed, but that detection can't be actually checking for non-zeros, so the provided function should somehow return whether the memory was actually zeroed or not.

(I also share the same concern about the site, by the way.)

[1] https://cbloomrants.blogspot.com/2015/09/library-writing-rea... (specifically the "Simplicity is better" point)
This speech reminds me of the anarchist Errico Malatesta. Some of his comrades tried to call him the “Lenin of Italy” and he said he never wants to be the ruler of others, and that no matter how good his heart is if he were put in that position he would be corrupted by power just as everyone else would be. This video covers it:
https://youtu.be/KYI-Bra-hP0
+1 on the need for non-Spotlight options. Source code makes a mess of spotlight for everyday usage. I like Leap a lot for multimedia browsing with more precise search capabilities than spotlight: https://ironicsoftware.com/leap/
You're unfamiliar with Azerbaijan?

Honestly, I'd feel much less endangered as a secular progressive in Azerbaijan than I would in - say - Alabama.
The big kicker is that cdna is still based on the much maligned
Some people have predicted that we could be invaded by hostile aliens. Is it not worth acting now to prevent? Surely we should build a giant space laser just in case. Can't be too safe!
Growing up on a farm with cats, I always thought the general rule for them was, if it moves, and it's smaller than them, it dies.
> This is nonsense. The French Academy is adding new words to the dictionary every year.

True—though they are, indeed, working on the 9th edition since the 80s. They have currently completed A–S (up to Spermatophytes).
Who said it's perfect?
What exactly went on in Florida? Sorry, I'm not across this.
When will that be? What’s a good way to contact for enterprise support that covers misra 2023?
Honestly Indonesia is kind of close.

Definitely not anywhere in MENA
I have a theory that the covid experience is behind this. We all got used to being implicitly afraid of people because of social distancing. We also became so incredibly angry about people either forcing us to do things like wear masks or about people not doing those things. On top of that we were encouraged to drive our personalities into the internet even further, and we became even more used to being isolated from other people and being able to have all of our needs fulfilled without having to actually connect with a human being. In short we were encouraged to dehumanize each other and we really haven't stopped thinking that way because it's way more convenient to not have to take other people's feelings into consideration.
This kind of thing has been attempted in the past. For example, after the Lego brick patents expired, Lego sued Mega Bloks (in Canada) claiming a trademark over the design of the brick. They lost the case, because the Supreme Court (of Canada) ruled you can’t double‐dip on IP protection by turning a functional (i.e., patentable) design into a trademark.

Disney putting Steamboat Willie in their logo is unlikely to actually allow Disney to effectively extend restrictions on the cartoon—but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was a calculated move to deter people from reproducing Steamboat Willie after its liberation simply by the implicit threat of expensive litigation from a very large team of lawyers.
But say everyone who posts "stop moving the goalposts" on every internet forum gets their way, the world agreed "ChatGPT passed the Turing Test and that's what AI means now" ... nothing that you said here will change at all? There will still be steps from here to super-intelligence, there will still be the same uses for ChatGPT as there were yesterday, people who think ChatGPT isn't usefully intelligent will still think that, etc. etc.

About the only point of arguing it is if you personally developed Deep Blue to beat Gary Kasparov at chess, when "beating a human grandmaster at chess" would definitely(tm) be AI, and now you feel hacked off that your personal or team recognition has been trivialised by moving goalposts and you've missed out on fame and a place in history. But I'm thinking it can't possibly be that all the people rambling about moving goalposts could be in that position and not mention it.
I thought most humans could? I can definitely discern UV light from other sources. What does it look like to you? Very curious. A white shirt, white teeth etc dawn a very bizarre bright appearance under UV light. Tennis balls too.
Have a solution (Rocm) that works on all of their modern cards (Rdna 1, 2 and 3 and CDNA)?
I have been curious in the past about how much of it is that effect (ie- how much further away from the ‘visible’ UV spectrum I can actually see). It’d be interesting to know.
Why can't they both be reversible?
I await the day an efficient lambda calculus reducer is laid upon us.

Essentially it'd be massively parallel.
comp.lang.fortran will be sorely missed; there is no good alternative anywhere else for discussions of the language.
> At some point there is only so much research you can do and at the end of the day you’re just subject to an arbitrary interpretation of a vague and rapidly changing rules written in a language you don’t understand.

Isn't your gripe with the Qatari government then rather than the airline? They set the rules and guidelines. You called their health authorities rather than the airline. They told you it'd be fine.

I know travel was totally fucked back then, I remember spending many hours trying to figure out what I'd need to enter/leave a country and it always being nerve racking if they'd let me in or not. But at the end of the day, I knew if some place didn't let me in, it'd be ultimately my fault.

I still think the airline did you a massive favor by giving you a new flight for free. That was them trying to not piss off tourists.

Don't get me wrong, fuck Qatar and Qatar airways. I hate everything they stand for. But reading your story makes me think they have really good customer service. I wouldn't expect any airline to do that for me.
Isn’t Intel’s solution oneAPI, which is supposed to be open and have a sort of translation layer for CUDA?
Yes, but this guy was reporting about economy on an old aircraft plying a non-premium route to Sri Lanka, which like all subcontinental routes on all Gulf carriers tends to get the least love. Most pax are menial workers on the cheapest possible ticket, who fly airplanes approx twice in their life, so why bother?
Line Array
Oh the reason they don’t make dies that big is the probably of a defect balloons and your yields would be shit.
nvidia is winning with cuda, not hardware. as soon as AMD can crack the rocm/cross compile nut they will be on top. dominating server market already. and in pure raster perf, they’re dominating the graphics space as well.
> It is because it actually is very hard to understand broken French.

Is there any evidence that French has some unique qualities that render it unusually difficult to understand when not spoken by a someone fluent in the language? I’m reasonably competent in French and if there is such a feature, I don’t see it.
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Also, it’s possible to leave the country on an unreported date, for example, if you sail across the atlantic.
"woke nonsense"

would you mind qualifying that? I'm not familiar with what "woke" actually means
It's actually amicable divorces which would most obviously be banned under such a justification. You're basically signaling to the child "I didn't hate your other parent, wasn't being abused, etc. I'm just choosing to abandon my family (you)".

Similar reasoning could justify adultery being a crime against your children.
The Azerbaijan which just ethnically cleansed its last remaining Armenians out of Nagorno-Karabakh?
Cats kill even more creatures than what they eat.
How did he die?

There was only one person shot.
The short version is a bunch of conservatives were/are irate because Disney exercised their freedom of speech and it wasn't aligned with their own beliefs
The abstract mentions a similar hypothesis in regard to wolves and their prey:

> White wolves are well camouflaged on white landscapes; unless the prey are sensitive to UV light. It is an appealing hypothesis, but wolves in circum-Arctic habitats subsist on a variety of ungulate species––moose (Alces alces), muskoxen (Ovibos moschatus), roe deer (Capreolus capreolus)––which predicts similar selective pressures on their visual systems (Dominy & Harris, 2022). Studying the eyes of these animals may prove rewarding but, to date, there is little indication they share reindeers’ distinctive visual abilities.
https://www.3dprint-uk.co.uk
Great people to deal with and prices are usually excellent, especially if you don't need fast turnaround.
We are still operating computers the same way we did in the 1970s: keyboards and screens. I'm not holding my breath.
I've been finding standard transactions to come through the very next business day fairly often. Seems like something improved in ACH.
Well, obviously the resolution of this apparent paradox is that things/objects don't actually have any "identity" immanent to them, although in most practical circumstances a notion of objects having identities is both useful and roughly accurate.

Which is what the deflationist explanation from the page seems to allude to?
That seems like a rather high amount. According to the statistics from Wikipedia it's more like 40-45% of all loanwords, of which French admittedly has quite a few. Crucially, the vocabulary that makes up its grammatical core is overwhelmingly of Romance origin.
I find this depends on the class sizes etc that affect the teachers’ willingness to work in more interesting/creative things. It’s hard to come up with creative projects and help/manage/grade them for 35 kids, but it’s great for 15.
There have only been two copyright extensions that affected the copyright on Mickey Mouse, and I haven't been able to find any significant Disney involvement with the first one.

The first one was when the Copyright Act of 1909 was replaced with the Copyright Act of 1976. Between 1909 and 1976 there had been a lot of changes in technology, such as the rise of radio, TV, movies, and computers, and it was widely agreed that the 1909 Act was not up to handling it. Also international distribution was more common, and most thought the US needed its copyright law to be more compatible with the rest of the world. The 1976 Act started that harmonization (although it left a lot of it for the Berne Implementation Act of 1988).

The second was the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998. That one Disney was a significant force in its creation and passing.
Why would it be deceived that it is a model that hasn't been released yet though? There would be more explicit references to gpt-4-turbo in the general internet training data
>"Globish English"

Yes yes. I English speak very easy. I English hear too very easy. Easy understand. Can talk each other good just simple words. English very good.

*Ahem*

Basically, the built-in error correction functionality in English is bloody phenomenal. Literally anyone with a passing understanding and skill in English can use it to communicate effectively. This feature is seldom seen in most other languages let alone lingua francas.
Florida passed the "Don't Say Gay" bill, to which Disney publicly stood against. Since then, GOP led Florida government has decided that Disney is the enemy and has taken active measures to bludgeon them.
Today’s chatbots definitely don’t pass Turing’s standard imitation game. You have two humans and one machine. One human gets to help the other human trip up the machine. It’s trivial to trip up today’s chatbots.
Great to see this here. Nick is a fascinating artist and a wonderful teacher. I highly encourage you to play around with constrained net/programmatic art, it can be a lot of fun and the results can be surprisingly cool. Here’s a piece I made as an exercise for his class! https://freezine.xyz/montfort/program1.0/
I doubt it played a very big role. Consider: the last general copyright extension in the US was the CTEA in 1998. Back then, the movie and music industries were among the biggest players in the copyright space. Since 1998, though, Silicon Valley companies (most obviously Google) have become powerhouses with lots of money and lots of incentive to fight future copyright extensions.
@dang title typo
> to Influencer Market Hub research. Profit depends on the reach of a video, so in some cases, it can be far higher, but the platform pays approximately $20 for every 1,000 views.

There's no way videos on YT featuring drugs are getting $20 CPM so it makes no sense to include that, and in no way $20 CPM the norm. The sensibilities of the journalist is undermined by such malicious carelessness.
"Even just a hint" doesn't deserve to be squirreled away in a mere paranthetical. It's what distinguishes some bullshit (the article's suggestion, whereby the allocator carefully checks that you supplied the right value that it already knows and barfs if not) from the actually potentially useful improvement to the API that you suggest.

The code that frees very often does not know how much was allocated.
So they were stolen with a dodgy story.

I don't see how the exact details about this particular bit of British robbery makes the overall state of the British collection "just false".
OK, now we see just how rational your justification for your position is. Terrorists? It's like when MAGA people call Democrats child molester demon worshippers. Are you even interested in genuine discourse at all?
Just be sure to only ever use open source or paid commercial grade tech. I’m sure someone will release a “free” BCI that spies on you as much as possible.
How much influence does the Florida legislature have over federal copyright law, really?
The Kimba anime is almost 30 years older than the Lion King movie. The Kimba manga is 15 years older than that.
Flexport CEO: Houthi rebel attacks create uncertainty for global shipping
Correct URL:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/linkout/journals/jourl...

Apologies for the inadvertence.
It's interesting to think that some peoples could have made it to the iron age. Finding random streaks of iron and rocks wouldn't be out of place in most places in the world, they'd have to transport or build some far away rock. And even then we'd probably just attribute it to the latest ice age or some other geological event.
Mickey and the Pirates (2020)
I begin with AGILE quite often, it's an 'anti-word' (? XOR word) that works about as well as the famous starter words.
And God made pencil testing for a reason; to sell pencils.
Some of the solutions I suggested were;

Abolish reserve banking or make interest rates so high as to make it redundant.

Make national currencies be backed by gold or crypto to constrain supply. If that approach is not feasible, then I'd advocate for UBI to even out the playing field and opportunities until we are in an economic position to transition to a hard money system.

Increase penalties and liability of corporate directors who break the law.

Make it harder for corporations to operate. Roll back corporate personhood.

Implement a more granular way to allocate liability in our legal system with a focus on partial liability.

Reduce income taxes.

Regulate social media algorithms to prevent discrimination when it comes to reach (both positive and negative discrimination).
> Even if we use your example of next business day what happens on a Friday where the refund isn't processed until Monday or Tuesday?

The same thing that happens when you make a purchase on a Friday: It most likely gets posted to your account the following Monday. No clearing (or at least settlement) on the weekend goes both ways.
Yeah yeah, I know. Nonetheless few people are doing hermetic build setups natively on OS X, it's just not part of the Xcode culture. The advice given was clearly for backend development on Linux (sure, plausibly other systems, but let's be honest, all backend deployment is done on Linux at this point and that will be true for the rest of eternity. Solved problems are solved).
This is entirely correct for some subset of the homeless population. Some people are far gone enough through untreated mental illness or drug addiction to where they can no longer be reasonably classified as being sound of mind, they're no longer able to take care of themselves even at a basic level.

These people need professional help even if they don't nominally consent. To let them slowly languish and degrade further mentally and physically on the street is not compassionate, it is grotesque.

Obviously, that's not all homeless people, but it's maybe the most visible segment of the population.
This trope about the risk of being shot by police in the US is kind of dumb. Yes police shoot about 1,000 people here a year, but on average only 50 are unarmed. And among those where data is available the number where the unarmed person wasn’t attacking the officer with their bare hands boils down to basically the cases you’ve seen in the news. I can think of exactly 2 foreign nationals who have been shot while unarmed by US police.

We have some real problems with policing here, but as a foreign tourist you’re more likely to die in a plane crash getting here than to be shot by the police.
Just found the thread pretty interesting as it combines global politics, trade, military interventions, supply chain logistics and hard computer problems in one.
And what's Disney doing now? Rehashing its own movies.
It's more fun this way though :c
Huh I was about to reply that Waze is monetized too but it seems like they stopped temporarily:

>As of September 1, 2023, Waze is no longer selling Ads.
We have turned down the current Waze Ads product. Advertisers can no longer purchase new ads.
We are already working to transition Waze Ads to Google Ads technology and look forward to helping advance your business objectives through our new Waze Ads product soon.

https://www.waze.com/ads
Can they? If a person from France uses weed in California, will France get mad?

Seems kinda silly to enforce a country's laws on someone even when they're in another country. I guess social media makes it kind of a gray area though, since the violating act might be the upload itself (which can happen anywhere and is essentially 'continuous' even when the uploader returns to their home country).
WebGL Water is from 2010. Interestingly the author went on to make esbuild. Also one of my favorite utilities "diskitude" (just because it's 10 kb, not necessarily because it's the best disk analyzer).
Depends on how domesticated they are. My current ones are overinsured because the previous one died of being a bit too adventurous against cars. It's a fine line when it comes to pet independence.
great stuff, just need to beat h200
If I do, though, I will brutally enforce the all stainless requirement. mgaunard and I don’t pussyfoot around. We know what’s what.
It’s difficult because the most recent extensions were put in place to synchronize US copyright with the absurd durations pioneered by Europe and the Berne Convention. In effect, the US has allowed international treaties to supersede the Constitution’s requirement that copyright last “for limited times.”
My cat once tried to hunt for a cow.
Browser vendors weren't interested. They believed the additional latency of DNS lookups would impact customer conversion rates. DANE is catching on in the email world.
have you checked the incorporation status of every entity on the cap tables?

this would be difficult to know from a passing glance, they wont necessarily say any combination of “Charitable Non-Profit Foundation”, although I have seen that on cap tables and other disclosures

they can be any entity type and trusts. Trusts dont need to have “Trust” in the name

donor advised funds are not separately incorporated, and may also be on the cap table as the sponsoring charity

and again, as a limited partner in a fund, neither would show up on the cap table, just the fund they invested through
We all accepted santa was real at one point right? Like, we grew up and realized hes a fantasy character. I think its perfectly fine to keep the original article, you can discuss whether the history is true or not later in the analysis. Big boys and big girls can accept that some myths are worthy thought experiments implicitly, it doesnt need this language, only to gatekeep the knowledge behind some kind of intellectual sanctity.
The national crime victimization survey is a self reported survey. Worth mentioning that
This is basically my position. Yeah it feels kinda gross that people are blatantly doing this kind of recording for views, but the far larger crime is that the situation exists in the first place.

The US is a monumentally rich country where people are left to basically rot on the streets if they're currently unable to care for themselves. There's some support institutions of course, and I applaud those that work there, but so much more needs to be done.
Sure, it is a good product, but for most cooks, I would argue it’s absolute overkill. Even skilled chefs likely don’t need that much control for “creative” cooking, though I can easily accept an argument for consistency in a commercial/professional kitchen.
An allocator that fully trusts the size provided to `free` is hugely unsafe when the size turns out to be incorrect. As an extreme example, the allocator may know that every 4-byte allocation is put into the arena that is aligned to 0x1000-byte block, so it may jump straight into the arena header which won't be there if the size was incorrect. So a real-life allocator is likely to do some checking even when the size is provided, but that checking can be much more simplified in that case.
It should also be noted that H100 has 80 GB VRAM and MI300X has 192 GB. So, it can happily load the largest 8 bit model H100 can in 16 bit. Also, like others noted, vLLM is behind on FP8 support, its not a hardware issue.
Ha ha, "a modern embellishment" reads like the quirky early Web.

(I had to go back and see if I had embarrassed myself when I stubbed in an article back in 2004. Meh — but just as well I stopped contributing to Wikipedia.)
Azerbaijan is not safe for LGBTQI+ persons [1]

[1] https://www.state.gov/reports/2022-country-reports-on-human-...