skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
@dang, the "jerk" part was over the line and I was in the wrong. However, my problem is not with the rules or in the restriction but with the fact that your restrictions where not transparent (shadow moderation) and you didn't think simply asking me to refrain would not work. In the past for example, you asked me to avoid brigading and I have avoided it since. You used a humorous comment I made (like I've seen others do once in a while) as an example of low quality comment so I avoid any sort of humor on HN now.

I will assume in cases such as what you quoted, you would treat the person I replied to with the same level of non-transparent hostility? If so I will avoid defending myself, else I will just avoid using "over the line" terms like "jerk" and use more tolerable terms like "unkind".

> and if you build up a track record of using the site as intended for a while

You tolerate political topics on HN. On such threads, it seems my problem is that I do not understand what you mean by that. My expectation is either you tell me or others flag my comment if it is inappropriate. I never attack someone's character and try to focus on technical analysis of things, what you quoted there was in response to someone attacking my character (will refrain).

I will read your rules again. Perhaps I should avoid sensitive topics entirely on HN but truth be told, I make them in anticipation of a healthy discourse (which if you note on that comment thread was had). This is the only site I know of where that is actually possible these days. But I'd hate to think simply sharing my views is causing such a burden.

> You're just as welcome on HN as anyone else is

I don't think that is true. But no worries, I undersrand your perspective well enough.

At least I now know that this isn't in my head, thanks for confirming. I sincerely hope you reconsider this approach and inform others (if they exist) of your disapproval or measures instead of shadow/secret approaches. You absolutley have the right to moderate content and tell people to stop any behavior, just like this.

I'll seriously consider stopping active participation as a 2024 resolution.

Happy new years!
It's almost 2024. He seems to do very well on YouTube and has a lot more freedom in his niche. Why would he want to be on TV?
Light-induced whole-molecule vibration can rupture melanoma cells’ membrane
Well I wanted to create an easy and familiar process for people installing from source, so I wanted it to be roughly git pull && ./configure && make && sudo make install. So I didn't consider restoring mtimes into that flow, just looked for options for autoconf to not regen.

Also I think it took quite a while to even realize the mtimes were the issue from an error messages, as I was not very knowledgeable about autoconf / automake.
It also copies over the drivers folder for both options
Because the big ones spend more money. I expect Google etc. has access to more computing power than most nation states do.
The ones who get into better colleges.
The sad thing is that the 'legitimate' options we have now are arguably even worse - streaming services pay laughably tiny royalties, there's no transparency or consistency, ad supported platforms are markedly worse than broadcast radio/tv were.
This is very funny/sad because Uber has one of the biggest iOS teams in the world.
Why open source any of it? The copyright owners don't believe they have a business model that can survive in the open source world. Fine. It's their creation, their choice of license. It gets filed in my mind on the closed-source shelf.
Amazon ships fast to retain customers over brick and mortar competitors. At this point, logistics costs are baked in to seller fees (ie item price).

Prime fees were always a free money stream for Amazon to direct in to risky bets/build-outs rather than ongoing operations, iirc multiple billion USD per month.
I'd buy it if it would display the front page of today's paper.

Oh, I wish the Kindle would use, as it's "off" screen, the last page I was reading.
But do they bundle libfuse as a dylib? If they do, they’re probably in the right.

And API copyright aside, how would one prove it’s only API compatible and not using the implementation as well without also open sourcing their implementation?

It would almost be better to be similar but not the same. Then everyone else can just do subtle ifdef changes to their fuse code.
The Age of AI and the Great Upshift: 2024 Hopes
Assumed this was about the other MIR: https://llvm.org/docs/MIRLangRef.html
I think your story is about the spiral structure of the milky way, whereas the parent is about the amount of revolutions of our solar system around the milky way. So 2 different things I think. That might be the confusion here.

Regarding the spiral arms: the arms itself do not really move, but stars move through the arms. The arms contain a lot of gas and when stars move through them, they can collect more gas and result in supernovas creating new stars.
Nah, with equivalent graphical settings and resolution, the PC would manage at least 3 times the framerate.

Unsteady 30FPS with terrible frame pacing is nothing that consoles can brag about.
If you're looking for the best small model, I'd recommend using Berkeley's Starling-7B model [0].

It'll run on a lot of commodity GPUs and performs well in head-to-head comparisons against bigger models, edging out the most up-to-date GPT-3.5-Turbo [1].

[0] https://starling.cs.berkeley.edu/
[1] https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboar...
If you need Lua but also type-safety, how about Luau [1] then?

[1] https://luau-lang.org/
Data cell programming for clojure incoming.
I disagree slightly. Usually HN is fine, but there's a lot of weird shifts in site culture. Sometimes you'll see comments on political submissions slide way to the right and shit gets flagged. My tinfoil regarding this is that HN is getting freep'd[0] - a thread gets linked on a conservative or far-right forum and is either flag bombed or spammed with propaganda comments. As mentioned in the "implicit downrank of DEI" section, the moderators try to unflag these threads (since they're relevant and people want to talk about them) but they just get flagged by the community a second time.

If I had access to a better moderated community not being actively attacked by the far right, I'd use it. But I'm not aware of any[1].

[0] Short for "Free Republic" - a conservative political forum that would ballot stuff online polls for the sake of pushing their political agenda.

[1] Note that I stopped posting to Reddit after /u/Spez decided to powertrip to kill a mod protest over third-party API clients.
While anything is possible, hypothetically speaking, if the US had rebuilt their spy network quite quickly (or it wasn't hit that badly) what would you expect to see? I draw your attention to the fact that the WSJ is not, in fact, a reliable guide to the US clandestine programs. We might even expect the US officials to lie and claim that their spy networks are disrupted as a convenient form of misdirection.

The game theory suggests that at almost literally no point should countries want their papers trumpeting that their foreign spy networks are extensive, robust and well established to the point where they survived an attempt at disruption. Especially if that were true.
I actually didn't think that part belonged in there. Considering a rotating point of view seemed contrived to me.
The Surprisingly Radical Roots of the Renaissance Fair
Yes, it was editorialized to make it a more relevant one.
I went through it during college times and it took me around 1-2 weeks, if you really want you could do it over two weekends!
I will eat a hat if XSX or PS5 made money at launch.
This is impressive.

I was fortunate enough to scoop up a bunch of Gigabyte RTX 3090 Turbos. Cheap used eight slot SuperMicro (or whatever), a cabling kit, four 3090s, boot.

Those were the days!
i think it's (unintentionally) misleading to describe analog 'computers' as 'computers'. what distinguishes digital computers from other digital hardware is that they're turing-complete (if given access to enough memory), and there isn't any similar notion in the analog domain

the only reason they have the same name is that they were both originally built to replace people cranking out calculations on mechanical desk calculators, who were also called 'computers'

the flight control 'computer' has more in common with an analog synthesizer module than it does with a cray-1, the agc, an arduino, this laptop, or these chargers, which are by comparison almost indistinguishable
But then I have to use email! You're right though.
There are already such products, just search for "bitcoin heater" .
Keepa doesn’t always tell the whole story as it can’t track coupons and in-cart discounts, which Amazon regularly uses especially for their own products to hide the real lowest price from price trackers and scrapers.
That’s fair and I’m sure that just a few can do a lot of damage
A website that makes you cry to relieve stress
This website claims crying can relieve stress for a week and helps you cry by playing a rotation of the most tear-inducing videos known to science.
So this was because of a piece in a local newspaper. But what they do not seem to understand is the Frankfurt's thesis, i.e. the validity of their data is questionable to say the least. Hell, it could even be AI that has itself written those Reddit comments.
Went through the primer. Had a blast. Think I could live in this thing.
I suppose it's here because LLMs have this symptom
It's linked from the source blog post (linked in OP as 'divest entirely from cloud') for OP:

https://world.hey.com/dhh/why-we-re-leaving-the-cloud-654b47...

So yes, I thought that too (and that perhaps this was old), but turns out they said they were going to do it; now they're saying they've done it.
The why probably should matter to you. If your gated community started charging $50 for the Amazon truck to enter, would you expect them to just "manage" and blame Amazon when they cut back the number of delivery slots?

Still cancel if you want, sure, but don't knock their competence the same way.
This isn't even close to new. Newspapers and magazines have double dipped for a very long time.
I hope the Apple defenders understand that the main problem with iMessage is specifically that it just looks like regular text messaging, to the point where everyone not tech literate just thinks it is SMS. Not just that we want a blue bubble, damn it.

Hopefully the RCS support also fixes the "oops, I bought an Android without turning off the magic parasite SMS replacement and now I'm banned from texting iPhones" problem.
Wow, this looks great.
With gradual typing too! Helps slowly port existing Lua projects over.
Thanks for linking to this.
"It leverages the high performance
of low voltage DrMOS devices and multiphase buck control", drmos is driver and mosfet.

Like mentioned (by a sibling comment), it's not a single conversion, but the efficiency is not the prime issue regardless - it's the reaction time and the voltage sag. Load insertion causes the voltage at the CPU (inside) to drop and be significantly lower than the one measure at at the VRM, due to losses at such high currents.

The lack of voltage simply causes the systems to crash.
> I use vim and hence can this run as an external lisp there.

I think this, and similar "How do I code my Smalltalk in Emacs?" really misses the point.
That’s crazy to me that you have all that within a block of where you live. Are you in an East Coast city or something?
Not if what you buy on Amazon is more expensive. It decease your willingness to find a better deal somewhere else.
Yea, the video is 7(!) years old, Amazon regularly patches jailbreaks just like Apple does, and for certain fire tablets it’s apparently impossible to jailbreak fully at all for the last 2 years. So you either need to find one that didn’t get the OTA update or find some way to downgrade to a previous OS/bootloader.
You say that but everyone in my family gets actively angry when they have to buy something from a non-Amazon storefront. I switched shoe brands from Nike because I was so mad they don’t sell on Amazon directly anymore.
Thanks for the link. It was a very interesting interview to read.
I've more or less given up on the streaming services again. It's a shame, because in the early era of streaming it was actually great: affordable prices, decent quality, good app experience (Netflix at least), and low fragmentation.

But nowadays if I want to watch everything I care to watch, I have to subscribe to at least five different services, and the pricing keeps going up, sometimes multiple times per year. They're trying to wring more and more money out of us with more payment tiers, and I refuse to watch ads, so I'll always be paying mire for the ad-free tier. UX has suffered, and apps are buggy and don't work right at the most frustrating times.

Fortunately I rarely use Prime Video for anything; I mainly subscribe to Prime for the free quick shipping. I've had it more or less since they first introduced it, and get value out of it just for the shipping.

Overall I guess I'm fairly disillusioned with Amazon, especially with their product counterfeiting issues, so there are certain classes of things I'll never buy there. And I'm of course uncomfortable with how they treat their warehouse workers and delivery drivers.
People hook up their Switch to their 4k TVs all the time. Whatever upscaling trick the Switch can use to get acceptable graphics the Switch can use.

Perhaps Intel's 2015 iGPU (the one tested here) isn't good enough to render games I comparable quality at 1080p, but after eight years Intel has made some advancements too.

Integrated graphics should be more than enough these days, but very few people bother to optimise for them the way they do for the Switch. It makes sense, in a way; you can't tell Switch owners their mid tier GPU us insufficient, but in the PC world you're expected to buy a dedicated GPU if you want to play anything more complex than Candy Crush.

Perhaps with Intel entering the dedicated GPU market, we'll see more games optimised for Intel, so integrated GPUs can run games better.
In my editor, tabs are shown with reddish background, so they cannot be mismatched with spaces. Fix your editor.
I don't really think the differnce between an economy that grows by 2% a year and economy that is consitently getting poorer, is analogous to a difference in taste.
https://github.com/croquet/croquet-for-unity-guardians/blob/...

https://github.com/croquet/croquet-for-unity-guardians/blob/...

Is this supposed to be representative of the technology?

> A few car brands have web sites like that.

For free experiences online, either you are trying to do things as cheaply as possible, or you are the biggest richest player in town. There is no viable middle experience, as much as people pretend there is. A car brand choosing to use this is trying to do middle.
But it's cheaper to get a console than a PC. That's why the PS2 Linux version was so popular.

I can get a Series X for less than the price of a decent GPU. During the GPU price boom I actually got a PS5 _and_ a Series X for less :)
All I can say about these critiques: I learned make a few years ago and it wasn't nearly as bad as it was made out to be.

As someone who cares about the aesthetics of code, I thought I would hate using make but I ended up enjoying writing modern makefiles.

When make was created back in the day, I get why certain choices were made, like with virtually all Unix tools of that era. But we don't have to use them in the same way. In general, our tooling is so much better that the so-called warts of make are more like minor annoyances than show stoppers.
I think I'm philosophically a finitist / constructivist, which seems to be very 19th century and out of vogue with modern Mathematicians AFAICT.

> There is no largest natural number to begin with even in the standard model.

I'm aware of that. I get Peano Arithmetic more of less.

> One way to conceptualize non-standard natural numbers would be to consider natural numbers with an infinite number of digits. Any such number would be greater than any natural number, and no first order model of arithmetic can exclude every possible way to express such numbers.

I'm not sure you can argue such a number is "greater" than any natural number? They seem incomparable.
they've been introducing it in some things over time. I think this may be my exit call. I've been using it less over time, I usually order enough to get the free shipping, etc, so ditching prime might be the best option as hint, if enough people do it.
Please save yourself further effort here-- the person you're replyng to isn't interested in cultivating and improving any kind of accurate mental model of the world.
I have posted one or two outlandish things whilst enjoying a few too many drinks and I have been properly downvoted; I have never seen or heard of anyone being restricted/moderated inappropriately. Any specific examples that come to mind?

Edit, to add: I also say ridiculous things when sober, on occasion. I didn’t mean to imply that the only time my mighty brain falters is when I’m inebriated.
Notorious 'silent man' who stands in busy roads blocking traffic returns
This $20 minimum was only applies to fast food workers: why do other workers only need a much lower livable wage?
i believe apple intentionally makes it difficult. especially in the case of safari web apps because of their app store monopolies.

so i just dont want to support their web browser or their platform in general. as a personal choice.

i build some tools for work colleagues using web extensions and i refused to port it to safari. someone else can take that task if they wish.
Are these statements with any evidence? Especially those two bits:

> when we permit people to do urbanism, even in America, they do it!

> All the evidence suggests that typical American car-dependent suburbia is not the affirmative preference of the majority of Americans.

The latter is also compatible with my entire point. I don't doubt that if affordable large-living spaces were available with walkable cities with excellent public transit, that would be everyone's preference, but it's simple math, if you want a larger space that is "yours" then that is incompatible with density. It's a trade-off.
Hosting web services on my Raspberry Pi
They've definitely gotten more greedy and want to offer less and while making you pay for more. I have been on the fence since they started blocking VPN, this may be the nail in the coffin.
You might be able to donate the copyright. That’s worth basically as much as the labor.
interestingly, the day after you posted this, popular youtuber nilered published a video in which, after staggering amounts of effort, he successfully makes a beautiful finger ring for himself from purple plague

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Pcp944sRI
StackOverflow 2023 Developer Survey: "Zig developers are paid the most per years of experience compared to other languages (11 years average) with the same or more experience."
Brazil was also the last country in North or South America to ban Slavery.
Tagged PDF Funsies
They both do the same thing compute an output from given inputs. So they are properly distinguished from each other on how they do the computing. They both deserve the name 'computer'.
Try setting temperature to 2 in ChatGPT to see some really crazy clanging. It's like seeing through the matrix and hearing the AI's real voice.
The thing that put me off veritasium was the electricity video which was immediately controversial.

Looking at just the video he left the feeling that all electricity being taught is completely wrong while actually he was talking about some edge case and failed to put it into the proper context. He did not mention at all that the proportion of what he was talking about was essentially irrelevant unless you are an electronics board designer.
Solar 10.7B: Elevating AI, Effortlessly
DUS(Depth Up-Scaling)-driven SOLAR 10.7B outshines peers, setting a new standard in AI performance.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.15166
For LLM models, TheBloke has provided memory requirements for all of their quantisations. For Apple Silicon you want to look at the GGUF models.

Here's Mixtral-8x7B-Instruct: https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/Mixtral-8x7B-Instruct-v0.1-G...

64GB of memory will struggle on 65-70B (or bigger) models, and you'll be limited to running 70B on Q3 or Q4 if you want to use it somewhat comfortably.
Is this MIT license?
In my understanding, comments that need moderator intervention would be flagged, not just downvoted. Downvotes and flags are not what I talked about though, this might help with context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38773957#38777787

HN is the only site where I even comment publicly. No warning restrictions where you don't even know if you are restricted == shadow moderarion. Probably best I simply take a hint though, i should spend my time on more productive things anyways. Although, I really do enjoy healthy discourse with people who know the subjects in question far more than I do.

HN should either have different rules for non-technical threads or avoid political/sensitive topics altogether imho.

Moderation isn't easy, and I'm only being so critical because I am personally affected. Chances are this comment I spent time composing won't go through and I would have to abandon it because of the restrictions. An unfortunate side effect of it all is others like you can't see I am restricted. Or you would reply to me and I can't reply back because of those same restrictions.

I hope we all can take a step back (especially myself) and and forge a new path where we trest others as we would like to be treated (can't ask for more).
This is important work with llvm fat binaries.
> shit gets flagged. My tinfoil regarding this is that HN is getting freep'd[0] - a thread gets linked on a conservative or far-right forum and is either flag bombed or spammed with propaganda comments.

With less aluminium foil: HN has an crude anti-flamewar system that roughly triggers when the ratio comments/upvotes is greater than 1, and the post is quickly deranked.

Often this means it is a controversial post, but I've seen it happen with two or three posts/Ask HN of mine where a vibrant discussion causes them to disappear from the frontpage after 1 hour because commenters were too active and triggered the anti-flamewar system, which is quite disappointing.

Please, not everything on the Internet revolves around your political issues. But if it were the case of a thread linked elsewhere and flooded, this system would trigger as well.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22244222

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24401034
Also the most successful
ones like OpenTTD are delivering a complete out of the box experience. Don’t need original files, don’t need to search for old CDs or
pirating. Just
download and play
According to tech reports, it outperforms Mixtral-8x7B and Mistral 7B.
A rendered Markdown version of this book is available here: https://xmonader.github.io/letsbuildacompiler-pretty/
I’m not OP but I’ve always felt good VR will create parallel industries for travel, entertainment, etc. in ways way more interesting than gaming.

Think of examples like seeing the Grand Canyon for 1/10 the price if you’re disabled or elderly.

Or watching an official Taylor Swift concert like you’re actually there, for 1/2 price. No limits on ticket sales.
only in the same sense that a machinist's micrometer, an optical telescope, an analog television set, an acoustic guitar, a letterpress printing press, a car's manual transmission, a fountain pen, a nomogram, and a transistor also 'compute an output from given inputs'

do you want to call them all 'computers' now?
Real companies are granted patents for trivial ideas all the time. Massimo not being a patent troll doesn't mean much.
Even better, you can keep the recording.
>>It was easier just to read the raw JSON than browse the site*

this is hilarious. Like when us it guys have to call a call center triage desk "yes, i already rebooted...."
cable used to not have ads.
dropping prime mow.