skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Correct, the one truth is Buddha and its many derivatives. We are one and we are none. That our existence itself is but a thread of wool in a spool of yarn in a fabric of life on a bed of chaos.

“Many people are alive but don’t touch the miracle of being alive” - Thich Nhat Hanh
Sure, but it's also easy to imagine an engineer just forgetting to or not bothering because it wasn't in the spec.
Both/neither, I would suggest. Offloading manufacturing reduces risk, but requires you to have better oversight in other areas before actually shipping.

From what I've seen, businesses will often hire someone with specific experience dealing with Chinese manufacturers in their specific vertical, for example PCBs/electronics, tooling like injection molds, or textiles.
I’ve been thinking recently if maybe this is the turning point where open source software can enable mass competition with hardware vendors for a home “brain” that is installed in your mechanical space. For instance what if running self hosted LLMs that will be compute and power hungry is what turns computers for the home into the next appliance. Maybe it’s silly but something about it is giving me this reoccurring vision of a computer appliance in my basement, perhaps in line with my water heater to harness waste heat from the GPUs, and with a patch panel of HDMI/DP ports and maybe audio ports. Instead of looking like today’s computers it looks more like a furnace or box with sleds for GPUs, almost like a blade system.
Laptop of these specs won't last a day in general, and they'll also be power constrained in most running profile when straight on battery (you'll be out of power in a few hours if using the full extent of the GPU)

Anyone planning to do 3D work in the wild with no power outlet should invest in a (heavy) 100W power bank. Also reliable 100+W chargers will cost an arm and a leg, same docking stations.

It's definitely still on the cutting edge and you won't be managing it like a wimpy Macbook Air.

Edit: I thought this one had a discrete GPU, but looking at the specs it's not and only needs 65W. Power consumption could be fine ?
Thanks. The boat prop offers some efficiency gains in mid-range speeds and better hole shot acceleration, but I guess the benefits don't carry to smaller scales and less viscous surroundings.
The coup belt is basically perpetually in revolt. How's their corruption doing?
Townhomes take up a lot space for stairs. If you want efficiency, you really want apartment buildings full of flats that can amortize shared stair and elevator costs across lots of units.

Tiny homes or…even single wide trailers can work well as housing when land is not so expensive or on land that can’t be built up on right now (the land isn’t typically sold with the tiny home in that case).
I am really not a fan of tiny houses either, but I wonder if detached houses (even if they have to be tiny) might be a good fit for formerly homeless people.

After years of being homeless, it's probably nice psychologically to look at a house, an individual object, and think, "I have that all to myself." And detached homes allow more privacy, something you can't get when you're homeless.

Also, there are probably people with mental health or behavioral issues. Having the separation and noise isolation might make it easier to get along.
"CEO Tim Cook made $63.2 million in 2023, down 36% from $99.4 million in 2022." - stupid question, but what can one do with such money? These people are sick.
Pretty sure it was a sarcastic comment because Apple has a penchant for taking existing product and 're-inventing' it as their own.
I had a similar scare with an Amazon smart plug. Later the heavy user was another device. Turns out AsusWRT / asusMerlin has a pretty severe accounting bug . My router was running the same software as this author
This is one area that ChatGPT and Bard is a lot better at, at least as of right now.

StackOverflow is filled with old versions of solutions that are no longer relevant, or the right answer is some dumb comment and you have to read three comments down, it's pretty bad.
Would be nicer if there is a DE on Linux that supports these fancy screen configurations.
A 'generation ship' could be just...

From TFA:

We are not gods, and anyone who thinks of science as a magic wand, or even as a verb, is making a mistake, a category error sometimes called scientism. Drill down a little harder on these issues, look at the evidence; use the scientific method properly. Limits to what we can do will quickly appear around you.
I’m not sure we’re disagreeing…

I said it was impossible to quantify, not that it should be quantified.

In general I just don’t think it’s a reason to decide on a programming language.
Around 40 and I read the first book.
Tiny homes also work well for housing people that are difficult to house normally. Like, they have an addiction problem and are likely to trash or burn down a unit they are given, a tiny home isolates that problem a bit.
Out of curiosity what are you using the vision aspect for?

Fwiw bakllava is a much more recent model, using mistral instead of llama. Same size and capabilities
Other companies have been doing this for a while now, not sure if this is that new https://www.linevisioninc.com/
Do you really want to implement http, ssl and tls; all by your self, what about security hash algorithms? Re inventing the wheel means you also get to go through all the bugs and s purity issue that these open source libraries went through. This is a type of opinion I would expect some one with no understanding about security saying.
I stopped at a chipotle in the Bay area a couple months ago; the check was $19. I was pretty surprised
Yes, it can close with the keyboard on. See the review here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K6Cr73w8CJE
I had to turn random MAC off, my google mesh could not handle it. Wifi on my samsung phone would only work for a couple of minutes.
“Total compensation” usually refers to base salary together with your yearly bonus and vested stock. Mortgage lenders will typically look at your W2 income which includes the bonus and stock.
Hi! It looks like you might have come from Hacker News.

We're going to be blunt: Hacker News is increasingly a haven for alt-right trolls and hateful abusers, and the administrators have demonstrated that they have no interest in improving the situation despite repeated pleas by multiple people, in public and in private, even going as far as deploying countermeasures to prevent us from blocking HN traffic. A significant number of Hacker News commenters have repeatedly directed harassment, abuse, doxxing, and bigotry at multiple Asahi Linux developers, and much of this content remains available and not flagged or downvoted.

The open source community cannot stand to accept this kind of conduct. Many of us are members of minorities and regularly subject to abuse by these kinds of online communities. Without diverse developers, there would be no Asahi Linux.

These abusers may not use curse words or blatant slurs as often in HN as they do in other communities, but the messages they spread and brigade on the site are just as hateful and damaging as what you will find in other darker corners of the web, and anyone familiar with such conduct will have no trouble noticing the prevalence of dog whistling, bad faith arguments, and discourse aimed at marginalizing minorities under the guise of polite discussion in many HN threads. We understand that not all Hacker News users are like this. However, by letting these vocal users run undeterred, Y Combinator and Daniel Gackle are tacitly approving of this abuse and hurting the reputation of the entire site and its userbase. If you want to support us and what we do and you are a Hacker News user, please bring this up and demand change within the community.

As things stand today, we consider Hacker News traffic to be a net negative for the project (yes, it's that bad), and we kindly ask you to move on to the next story.
It is known SpaceX gives out equity in some form on a long vesting schedule. They also apparently buy these shares back. See Glassdoor.

edit: It seems that the 2000 shareholders limit (not 2500) doesn't count employees: https://www.quora.com/How-many-shareholders-are-allowed-in-a...
The reason why it's only such a "small" increase is precisely because planes are being grounded. Imagine that after the 737 Max incidents in 2018, they hadn't grounded the airplanes. How many people might have died then?

You're also ignoring how humans react to such things. If people learn that a specific make of planes is much less safe, they're going to refuse flying that plane. I sure as hell wouldn't want to fly the "more dangerous" plane just to save some money.
Honestly I think it's a pretty direct function of rent and volume. Rent varies dramatically between a chic shopping district and a distant strip mall, and similarly a downtown McD's might have 10x the volume of one further out. (While labor varies very little within a commuting area.)

Higher rent means higher prices, but higher volume allows lower prices to a certain extent. Which is why downtown locations aren't always the most expensive.
I have an Asus from 2017 that still works great. I replaced the ram and ssd with higher capacity ones a couple of years back, but apart from that no repairs in the last 6+ years.
I don't understand why someone hasn't made a foldable phone without a crease yet. It would be the next phone I buy.
Youtube-shorts block: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jiaopdjbehhjgokpphd...
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-short...
WebSockets for Dummies
Empire strikes back.
No, the cultural norm is that it's respectful to the workers to not go to a sit down restaurant less than an hour before it closes or a fast casual place less than a half hour before it closes. That time is for the people currently eating in the restaurant to finish up while the staff clean the kitchen but before they're asked to leave.

So someone who comes in during that time and insists on ordering food means they have to clean then kitchen again and stay even longer after close. So while it's praiseworthy to keep your composure when you're not being shown respect I won't fault them for begrudgingly doing what they ask and conveying that.
Thank you, that's very much what I tried to explain to my friend. After all it's not as though I support everything the US does, under every administration. I still support the US.

Unfortunately people seem to assume that I'm either ill-informed, or heartless.
You can do 'regular' stuff in array languages too. And distributed searching/sorting sounds like something array languages would be good at anyway. kdb being the obvious example. The IPC in q for example is very easy to use, and seems better than most languages that aren't Erlang.
Thank you for the due diligence.
Ask HN: Does Cloudflare block HN comments if you have code blocks in a reply?
I was going to make a comment about using netcat to send files, and Cloudflare blocks the submission. I have never seen this happen to me on HN.

https://imgur.com/a/Pyhcssl

Has anyone run into this before?
Yes please! Still waiting for unikernels to actually become a thing. Looks so promising, but Unikraft has yet to launch their cloud offering and NanoVM is 7$ per unikernel, which, compared to an always on shared Hetzner vCPU for ~4$ (knowing those two are not exactly the same) is kind of pricey... Would expect them to be cheaper or at least cost the same
Can you share a bit more about why you're deploying HA in customer sites? I'm also a fan of HA and am interested to learn more about what you're doing and how it's going!
Okay so I have a condo right, I bought it, it's mine. Can I add an extra room? Maybe a patio? An outbuilding?
Haven’t found the button to disable live notifications while on mobile.
No it isn’t, vendor prefixes are sort of an anachronism. Bit 41 - bit 1 of the first octet is reserved for local (random) use. That and the group bit (40) set to 0 means the second digit of the human readable MAC is 2, 6, A or E, but that’s it.
Asus announced a 17” portable (foldable) OLED monitor: https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/9/24030378/asus-zenscreen-fo...

Not cheap though.
I’ve stopped at that Lee McDonald’s and remember thinking the price seemed kind of high. Little did I know it was the most expensive in the country. Even the eastbound one across I-90 is $1.40 cheaper!
hmm. Minimax provides an optimal strategy for mastermind. But minimax doesnt work for hidden state games. Therefore, I can only assume mastermind doesnt really satisfy the hidden state property due to the fact that the opponent cannot changed the state between your turns.
Internet always divided
This is gonna be such a big deal when Apple invents it in 5 years.

The fact that when you see new tech you immediately think "Apple" — even mockingly — tells me that Apple's marketing works.

Can't wait for the MacBook Pro Duo.

You even got the product line and capitalization right.
I assume the biggest concern is people trying to take photos, which is a fairly dangerous operation if it's the driver.
Likewise. And captureance should be a word.
This is a well established pattern: someone who grew up in the Soviet Union and had traumatic experiences with ideological conformity now reacts to something happening in the US with a ferocity of feeling that ends up comparing that thing to pogroms, forced collectivization and ideological purges.

Is it warranted? Depends what they are saying, and their points should stand on their own. But they are larded with Cassandra-style predictions about how the junior administrator down the hall is the first step toward the KGB.
dT becomes |dT| as soon as one points out the positives of higher temperature!

People also die from human stupidity and hubris (USSR experiments with agriculture). The arbitrary and idiotic policies of net zero could bring mass poverty and result in migrations and conflicts.
But do they run FOSS software? And can they thus be trusted? Lots of network gear gets zero day'd and exploited. I can understand the sentiment of wanting to run something that can potentially be fixed and fixed quickly.
It seems that the max shareholder amount is 2000 (not 2500j, but that doesn't count employees, so SpaceX is safe.

https://www.quora.com/How-many-shareholders-are-allowed-in-a...
> a massive edge was available in the form of physical reads, but almost entirely ignored

No. The word poker face exists for a reason. Everyone knew about the importance of physical reads.
>That isn't a change that requires a crisis response.

Why not?
My counter-argument is this: you could make a more extreme version of the statement like: "the government can't arrest you for what you say, but the people are free to reach for their pitchforks and lynch you". Which isn't true, the government must also protect you from arbitrary violence. The fact that violence perpetrated via social media (harassment, stalking, mobbing) cannot realistically be prosecuted, doesn't invalidate the principle that people should be protected from it.
How much time do you have? The short version is that while there's not necessarily anything wrong with them in principle, in practice there's a pretty impressive amount of exploitation at nearly every level of the industry. It more closely resembles the dynamics of car sales and financing than it does a downmarket version of conventional real estate.

https://publicintegrity.org/inequality-poverty-opportunity/w...

https://www.npr.org/2021/09/03/1033910731/why-are-investors-...

https://www.denverpost.com/2022/03/23/mobile-home-park-rent-...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCC8fPQOaxU&pp=ygUebGFzdCB3Z... (~16-minute Last Week Tonight segment)
When I say 'western levels' I'm referring to GDP per capita.
I’m not calling him lucky, he called himself lucky. I literally just showed you the quote where he said he was lucky.

I’m not demeaning his agency everything is written but if he wasn’t lucky, we wouldn’t be able to read anything he wrote about his experience.
Those have already existed in the US for a decade or two. They are called Walmart Neighborhood Market and they are basically just a regular grocery store.
>I don’t know how effective adding noise in 8 bits is. It’s better to work in a higher bit-rate colorspace, and only dither at the last second when converting the final to 8 bits.

Yes, I completely agree. Injecting white noise is a pretty terrible way to avoid banding, given there’s better dithering options available. The blur should be a shader, and the dithering could be done within the shader as long as it’s not error diffusion dithering. I don’t really see why there would be a big perf difference. I think even pattern dithering with a small kernel would give better results than white noise.
Engineers do design, implementation is the job of the technician or machinist or somebody like that. If the engineer’s code ends up shipped to customers, something very strange has happened.
I like that the Asus one converts faster to dual monitor mode with a built-in kickstand, and the keyboard has a touchpad.
People want notifications so they knew immediately when the laundry is ready: Either to take it out before it gets musty, or to start another load as soon as possible.
I posted yesterday about using an iPad as a 2nd monitor for nomads

There was an app for this back in 2010. I used it quite a bit when I was on the road with an original iPad.

Nearly 15 years later, Apple does it seamlessly and natively in iOS+macOS without any third-party apps is even better.
Samsung's Ballie robot is now a projector that follows you around
Daimler carries out first altitude tests with hydrogen fuel-cell truck
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/drop-feeds/ is probably the most feature-rich RSS extension for Firefox (desktop)
What is the alternative? Channeling Chuchill, peer review is the worst form of journal review except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.

As an associate editor and frequent reviewer, I can say with confidence that peer review filters out at least 90% of the garbage that journals receive as submissions. It also provides useful feedback to researchers who cannot otherwise get it. People submit papers knowing they will get rejected because they want to read the referee reports.

In my field, academics simply do not trust a result until it has been replicated and scrutinized by other researchers. If that doesn't happen, it's usually because the result was not interesting enough for anyone to care. If the scrutiny reveals problems, that undermines the credibility of the authors, which is ultimately more important than whether they get the pub.

A final comment: Peer-reviewed journals differ dramatically in their quality. If you don't know what the good journals are, you should expect that your reading will include a bunch of crap that no serious person in the field would pay attention to. Why these crap journals even exist is a mystery to me.
gpt4 can spit out accurate unoptimized AST of javascript and python. (I just tried it.)

Now to test emitting.
Somewhat related to this is the regulations for interstate natural gas pipelines. The regs have four “classes” which dictate the thickness and depth of a pipeline based on the diameter and pressure of the pipe.

Those “classes” are determined by population density near the pipe eg high density means thicker pipe.

This means city dwellers get the biggest safety margin, while those out in rural regions get pipelines that are around 50% thinner. And such pipelines can be within a few feet of an occupied dwelling.
Reading Dune was the first time I read the word 'jihad'.

I read that that Villeneuve's film omits the word entirely. On that basis I will not watch the film.

The word is such a strong one, it has resonance and implies history and culture and power and fury and an unstoppable force. It was a huge part of the original culture of the book, and for me was a window into religion and cultures outside of those I'd previously known.

Apparently using the word 'jihad' is verboten for some reason, and it's not even obscurity.
If I'm being charitable, I assume most of these IoT devices that could just use local-only networking for basic functionality do it through a central (Internet) server for 'security'.

If the device just opened a simple TCP/HTTP server on your network for phone app access, there would be dozens of breathless articles from the typical low-quality technology sites claiming that your washing machine can easily be monitored by hackers. By hitting a specific LG domain and verifying/pinning certs, the vendor can ostensibly secure that central API and easily make updates if issues are found.

It sure seems like it would be much cheaper to have the device simply connect to Wifi and be able to respond to simple TCP packets (TP-LINK smart switches do this) rather than build all this centralized infrastructure that costs money in perpetuity.
Paper Mario is one of those games that I'm still yet to finish. Love the story, the controller, the graphics... I've tried to play it many times using emulators with no success, there's always something glitching in some area of the game, making the progress very hard. So i end up subscribing to the Nintendo online on my switch just to play it.
You need to be careful with executables, that's true, but

Signed GOG installer? That'll be fine.

File checksum matches known scene release? That'll be fine.

I've heard of more people getting infected via Steam than by torrent downloads recently (see: Slay the Spire on Christmas day).
Are there places in Russia without grocery stores nearby?
No, what parent said is true: they could have changed the model number if they so chose to, and kept the same type rating. The 757 and 767 have the same type rating for example.

Whether they call it 737, 737 Max, 73Seven, 838 or whatever else is just marketing and has no bearing on keeping training compatibility. Only the type rating matters for that.
Ik there is a 'why' page, but why are you specifically interested in this stuff?

great work btw
You also can’t take your happiness with you when you pass. Not disagreeing with your advice, but with the reasoning.
Does anyone know what happened to it?
Except of course it has not been a government only thing for 75 years. What are you even talking about?

> The world's first commercial communications satellite, called Intelsat I and nicknamed "Early Bird", was launched into geosynchronous orbit on April 6, 1965.
Relevant (and timely) Derek Lowe post: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/water-droplet-weir...
Also, they have poor selection, especially of healthy foods.
F

Tachiyomi is probably the best, most full-featured manga reader on mobile or desktop. The code is also clean and easy to maintain, a feat that I can only credit to the amazing developers leading the project.

This will definitely not be the death of Tachiyomi though. There were periods of time where upstream was on hiatus and development soldiered on in community forks (see https://tachiyomi.org/forks/). At some point I even maintained a fork myself that gained some momentum (eventually had to give up due to time constraints). Anyways, many of these forks are still well-maintained to this day so I'm sure users will always have somewhere to go.

Tachiyomi is dead, long live Tachiyomi!
What about like, if I said "switch off the lamp at 3:45"

How would you translate the Json you'd get out of that to get the same output? The subject would be "lamp" . Your app code would need to know that lamp is also light.
This is very cool! It made me discover the Python interface to Wolfram Language: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/WolframClientForPytho...
Artist housing usually happens accidentally. Like some city overbuilds and suffers a real estate crash, or Detroit. It could also be a shutdown factory complex that doesn’t make for very good housing but works for artists (like 798 in Beijing)…until it becomes popular enough to gentrify and prices the artists out again.
No one in China is allowed to criticize their leader lol