skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What is all that based on? There is plenty written about food deserts that could be a good starting point.

Food deserts exist in relatively dense cities.
Pretty hilarious that your 'argument' is a opinion piece and the other is literally just an article that the newspaper itself has corrected because its false.
That’s… not documentation. That’s a CLI helpfile. It’s better than nothing but also what is completely broken with the “move fast and break things” mindset.
The joke is that something comes along and is in market for a while, but as soon as apple release a version of it everyone acts like it is new and first of a kind and wow aren't apple amazing for this amazing thing! Gee whiz - we've never seen anything like this! Take my money! TAKE MY MONEY!!!

So e.g. MP3 players Vs iPod, smartphones Vs iPhone, tablets Vs iPad, ARM CPUs in computers Vs M-series, wireless charging, Bluetooth headphones etc. All around for years and years prior to apple's products, but most people think apple invented the concepts or was first to make etc

This Asus product will be forgotten about in a month or two and the world moves on. If apple released this exact same thing except with osx everyone including the mainstream media would be losing their shit and talking about ushering a new era of whatever, of breaking the mold, of innovation yada yada. We'd have endless tweets and breathless blog posts here on HN about their ultimate dev productivity set up, how they used it on a flight to create a 1M MRR start-up that just wouldn't have been possible without it, how it has changed their lives, how they'll never go back etc. It's called the reality distortion field for a reason. </M1 MBP User>
I never tried it, but I think it would go very poorly without a wake word of sorts.

HomeAssistant seems to natively support wake words, but I haven't looked into it yet. I simply use my smartwatch (Wear OS supports replacing Google Assistant with HomeAssistant's Assist functionality) to interact with the LLM
His use of "he" or "his" research was a bit dated looking... More natural to say "they" presented a paper and "their" paper didn't pass muster or whatever
> What’s with all the woo hoo here on HN?

It’s mostly pseudo-intellectual posturing. Code monkeys desperately striving for some perceived superiority.
Just checked mine which is used all the time and it's about 1.5mb per week.
I don’t think there is any point in boycotting open-source software written by those people?

If it was actually their source of income, then it might do something, but it’s already freely available.
> If not, why not?

Burnt out, trying to get into this. Why do you think lol
Those hyperlinks are pretty ballsy.
Diversity is based on the belief that some group‘s behavior patterns are fitting better with the environment, even temporarily and locally.

But DEI is denying this difference, expecting any behavioral pattern should deserve the same result.

They can’t even reach a logic consistency.
Re 'Why these crap journals even exist is a mystery to me.'
Don't journals make money by charging academics to read the whole paper?
Any code including netcat (for it's tendency to be used in reverse shells) or SQL (for it's tendency to be used in SQL injections) tends to be blocked across the entire cloudflare-net these days.
You mean the Microsoft Surface Duo 1 and 2?

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/surface-duo-2/9408kgxp4xjl...
https://archive.is/B9ztq
probably patented by now? disclosed yet?
Do any of the 4G/5G protocols accommodate satellite-based comms with some sort of special transmit mode from the phone side?

It blows my mind that any of this is possible, because I was a futurist as a kid, but completely dismissed off-the-shelf cell-to-sat as sci-fi only.
I would agree that it's meaningful. It will only expand to higher amounts as time goes on, and more chemistries enable longer duration (such as iron air for 100h duration)

However all these batteries are driven by economics. The first megawatts are useful for frequency regulation, for which they get reimbursed handsomely, but those batteries are only 15-30 minute duration usually.

Once there's lots of cheap solar and wind on the grid, and it's grid that embraces time based reimbursement, that's when the four hour batteries come on. The 100h batteries start to become economical at about that time too. But all time arbitrage depends on having a high enough difference in prices.
Oh, right. I was thinking of both Banks' Culture series and Stross' Accelerando.
You were already told why, seems you're not actually curious but want to make a weird point instead.
It is - but the key thing is there are rules and due process. When your boss decides your swimsuit pictures are too titillating for you to be an accountant for a car dealership, different story.
Does this run on VR/Oculus?
Public Suffix List support added in curl
Read the Butlerian Crusade
I'll need to follow the link to know whether this is "a book about (calculators I helped create)" or "(a book about calculators) I helped create"
>You’re conflating the tools with user errors. Photoshop, Resolve, and Blender aren’t doing it wrong because some users do it wrong.

I agree, but defaults also matter. I’d like our tools to not assume everyone’s an expert, which means the default should be to provide good results. Photoshop can definitely work with linear profiles, and the 32-bit mode is good when you need it.
java BB web forum: https://github.com/banq/jivejdon
it is faster than your assembly language, using Nginx cache and Java fork-join

online: https://www.jdon.com/forum/
I do not follow conspiracy theories, but perhaps you are more familiar with this.

I really do not care about what skin color people have if they share the same general values I have like the right for freedom of speech and right for religious freedom (that includes absence of religion).

Like I explained in another post, these fundamental values can be threatened by a seemingly demographic process. One such very clear example is how Nazis rose to power through democratic process. More recent examples are how Putin usurped power in Russia or how Muslim Brotherhood attempted to do the same in Egypt to enforce sharia (after its offshoot Hamas did it successfully in Gaza a half a decade earlier).

In another comment I gave an example how four hundred million of Chinese could overtake and destroy democracy in US by democratic means but yes, it can happen with any politically motivated group of people. It can be also of course people with Muslim background who believe in Islamic supremacy or other such racist nonsense.

It is completely possible and has happened already in US once. Ask about this from Native Americans.

I do not know what this replacement theory is about but such processes I described here are completely possible and can be exploited by foreign political powers.

But my previous comment was more general. The main idea that you intentionally ignore and try to neglect with hostile comments like the previous one is that every person has some limit they can tolerate. It would be unfair if you accepted somebody into your home and they start to make demands instead and dictate what you can and can't do.

In the home example the undesired outcome will manifest itself rapidly but in the case of larger system the effect will take some time to appear until large enough change has happened.

For example it is happening in SF where newcomers are demanding that the people who have lived there for multiple generations should destroy their homes to make place for them instead - fortunately it is something benign like this and not a demand to establish one party system or install sharia.
>I thought the ship explosion effect was brilliant and realistic

I just thought it was boring. All of the battle scenes were boring. The most accomplished warriors in the known universe were there and their tactics were to line up and then run at each other.
I love what the title suggests. China has experts and the US just has whoever bought their way in.
So you'd be fine going into the office up to 3 days a week or every other week?
They need to add some CryptoAICoins
Not necessarily asking you specifically, but posting here because I noticed it on their website that you linked:

How is Bink video still a thing? Aren't the other well established codecs able to beat it?

Edit: Some answers here, if you believe their own stats: http://www.radgametools.com/bnkmain.htm
It's every quarter.
The rise of the 2 point conversion in American Football
If you want the decompiled code to produce a 1:1 match with the original binary (even if it takes some finessing by hand at the end) you need something rigorous approaching arithmetic. A fuzzy decompiler that just approximates the intent of the original code won't get you there (and this is mostly what you get out of GPT for many tasks), but it could still be useful for something.
I use a stand alone USB-connected monitor as second screen when I travel. I would much prefer having to travel with only the notebook and have a vertical stack like this. I could only say for sure by trying it, but it looks very practical for my use.
Unconfuse Me with Bill Gates – AI and Sam Altman [video]
I have a LG washing machine and LG dryer that are wifi connected. I keep 90 days of netflow data. Both have used about 10mb total over the last 90 days, 100% on port 8883 tcp back to AWS EC2 owned IP addresses. Typically less than 100kb/day with a high of 2mb/day and a low of 12kb/day.

Looking at the calendar, this corresponds to days we ran loads vs idle no use days. I'm okay with this level of data usage.
It uploads a novel a day. That’s a lot!
I was using ComfyUI recently and the docs told me to drag a screenshot of a node configuration to load it. I was in disbelief but it worked. I assume the metadata is in the image somehow.
Out of interest, What’s the advantage of self hosting vs using the web version on the main page? Are there security or convenience benefits?
This is awesome! Nice job!
not so much a downside or an upside, just a totally different thing.
You could be remembering a time when McD's used to cook their fries in beef tallow. They switched to 'vegetable' oil around 1990 [1] due to the persistent myth that animal fats promote heart disease, or at a rate higher than other oils.

IMHO, tallow/lard fried fries taste way better, and McD's really messed up here.

[1] https://www.thedailymeal.com/1020277/the-mcdonalds-fries-sca...
Interesting. "Performative disdain." Is there an actual formal study that accounts for it? Doesn't it actually look worse for a woman if she acts like she cares about height?

I think your claim has merit. But I want to see studies that bypass the psychological bias. Are there any? What did you see with your data? Not just the divide in general but actual trends and actual examples.
i think you were blocked by hotel wifi for some reason.
With that amount of money you can change the world. You think reusable rockets should exist - you can make them exist.
How about apologizing. How about taking responsibility. How about not making excuses. How about saying what practical steps are going to be done.

Heck, how about telling that he personally reviewed her case and that her direct manager called her with details.
Loving the semi confusing retro control buttons, not dissimilar to my first ever stack CD player. Sitting there playing with the buttons that are doing things in certain situations and you’re still not quite sure what it is doing but you like it.
> vision aspect

It checks a webcam feed to tell me the current weather outside (e.g. sunny, snowing) though the language parsing is a more important feature.

> more recent model

Yes... models are coming out quicker every week - it's hard to keep up! But I put this one in place a few months ago and its been working fine for my purposes (basic voice controller home automation).
When I worked in a storage group years ago, the system that controls swipe card access for a building generated something like 3TB of Java exceptions a month.

Because of the criticality, it was on high tier reliable SAN storage, replicated to a second site. IIRC, storage was like $80 Gb/mo.
World sets record for operational robots in 2022
Probably intentionally complex for just that reason. Easy to leave a misconfiguration.
The national / federal government is able to send agents and enforce its will on states / provinces. Israel was not able to send anyone into Gaza.

It would be a "breakaway province" situation, except that:

a. Israel intentionally got all its citizens out of that place and

b. Israel had no intention of taking control and forcing Gaza to join back into Israel.

Israel mistakenly thought Hamas was transforming into a national government that is busy governing its territory.

Gaza was mostly an independent country at war with Israel and not even a little bit an autonomous province of Israel. The war could not be resolved and so it was stuck in a state where Israel thought it prevented Hamas from bringing in heavy weapons but did not want to commit to conquering a city.

I think some people thought that after Israel pulled out in 2005, and Gaza became autonomous, it would become a normal independent country, and people still treat Gaza of 2023 as if it's the Gaza of 2005.
Interesting. First time I've seen a Korean company being the threatening legal aggressor.

I wonder what even got their attention.
I don't understand the division part. Everyone should record interactions with HR under these circumstances
I used to feel the way that you do, but in a social democracy "I don't care what those idiot zombies do" has it's limits, because everyone gets an equal vote.

Also, you say that "As long as I and my family are not zombies", but every single one of my friends and family with kids age 10 and up are genuinely pretty terrified about the potential impact of social media on their kids: "I feel so lucky I didn't have to deal with this when I was growing up" is a common refrain I hear. And yes, all these parents try to teach their kids about the pitfalls of social media, but they know they can't just can it, so it's a huge, largely negative influence that they feel limited power to fight against.
While I appreciate the sentiment, can America move on from these "solutions" for unhoused people? This is more like a 21st century garden hermit situation [1]. They don't have plumbing or kitchens, they're effectively Home Depo garden sheds. It's vastly cheaper and more humane to prevent homelessness in the first place via rent control and allowing more housing to be built. It's not flashy or sexy, but it's actually a real solution.

I'm glad to live in a country where there's very little homelessness, and if you'd hear about someone putting up garden sheds for people to live in, they would be laughed out of the town.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden_hermit
Would you sign up as an executor? Or would you rather have some other sadist to do it?
Wow; the deaths are rolling in and 2024 hasn't even started yet :(

RIP "Use yah blinkah"
And by charging the authors to publish the paper in the first place. Although I think a lot of the money both ways comes from universities and other organisations that pay for publication costs and have deals with publishers.

Thank god for CS's culture of pre-prints on arXiv.
Yeah, I used to stop at McDonald's on my way home from a big grocery run and stopped when I saw the fries there cost more than the giant bag of frozen fries I had just bought...
Once you know speed of light is the maximum possible speed, you can try to guess what happens when you have enough mass to make escape velocity higher than the speed of light (it is not possible, therefore you can't escape).
I think you should give an API specification so that people don’t bother using public API or hosting another service could implement it directly in the existing backend.
The video implies that they were amenable to allowing the project until they found out it used proprietary Nintendo libraries. Which unfortunately meant they couldn't ignore it.
If any ISP were to be caught doing this in the EU, it would be fairly big news.
That's the bomb bay, not the control surfaces?
> The work is reviewed first online, in the open

Some places require an anonymity period, so you have to wait until that ends to submit your paper to arXiv.
When I think about this I think there are two ends of this spectrum. On one end you can argue the merits of quiet detached housing on a large tract of land vs things like town housing. The other end the merits of living in an efficiency apartment vs sleeping on cardboard in a doorway.
My feeling as a frontend dev was that Material Design You is just run of the mill enshittification at Google. Around the time that came out, Google also started to hide more buttons in the UI, made the drop down shade much more clumsy, got rid of the excellent Pixel fingerprint scanner, etc.

It felt to me like some other busy body design team had to show innovation and so made Material You adopt your wallpaper colors (in some ugly variation). It was like the MySpaceification of Android.

Material Design spawned some of my favorite projects, like MUI: https://mui.com/

That tracks Material v2 (pre you) and IMO is the best web UI currently available. There's some tentative work on adding Material You, but I hope they don't. It's a step backward IMO, form over function and against the original spirit of Material as a usability design library. https://github.com/mui/material-ui/issues/29345
Oh this is perfect thank you!
Researchers trace a form of lupus back to a single mutation
>It's also why certain groups respond very lively when you call them by their true name: they are utterly in denial about their possible futures give or take an unlucky turn of events or two. The veneer is very thin. You find them in the halls of politics, in the police force, in the armed forces, in the offices of just about any company, at your local soccer club and just about everywhere else. And none of them is going to come out to admit it. I seriously wonder how big a fraction of a society has the subscribe to this kind of ideology before it is unavoidable that it will be expressed but I wouldn't be surprised at all if it was well under 50%.

This is like saying that people are offended when called racial slurs because there's some truth to what the slur means.
This should be illegal unless the data format is open, documented and user can turn it off or set their own endpoint or their preferred repairer.
it's documentation enough to not call it an undocumented feature.

the concern with truly undocumented functionality is that it's not included intentionally: either it's a bug or an experimental feature that could be removed or changed with no notice. a poorly-documented feature, on the other hand, will probably at least get a deprecation notice before it disappears
Our washing machine and dryer are networked (Bosch). Current benefits are secondary reasons and I could live without them:

- Notifications when done: Nice, but a beeper would work, too.

- Select program via App, based on what I put into the machine: Occasionally useful when I'm not sure. Also, I can put in my wife's cloths and let her pick the correct program (I did that wrong once and we both don't want that to happen anymore).

- The dryer can load the correct settings based on the washing machine's last cycle. Very convenient.

What's planned (primary reason): Our photovoltaic is also networked, so the plan is to eventually start the cycle when we get energy for essentially free. This saves us money and allows us to use more clean energy instead of the grid mix. I guess the non-smart variant also supports this by setting the "finished in x hours".

What I don't like: Our smart home is fully offline, except for these two appliances. I thought there was a local API, but last time I checked I could not find the info anymore. Also, they sometimes lose connectivity to their cloud (not sure why, maybe hick-ups after that archaic 24h disconnect) and need to be restarted to reconnect.

Edit: Ah, mind we did first replace the old, power-wasting dryer with the new one (amortized after ~2y). Later when the old washing machine started failing, we got this one (which is also better suited for our needs, regarding size; and generally uses less water IIRC). I wouldn't have replaced good units for the sake of smartness. Obviously we could have saved some money by getting more basic appliances, but we had good timing on offers.
hate to tell you but that is already easy to Google. terrorists have all the recipes they need.

What you can't get from google is auto-data analysis.
You can use Bluetooth for that though, and it would probably be cheaper.
What, are you implying that staring at grey circle and square placeholders for 15 seconds isn't good user experience? That's crazy talk!
LLM just are waayyy too dangerous for something like home automation, until it becomes a lot more certain you can guarantee an output for an input.

A very dumb innocuous example would be you ordering a single pizza for the two of you, then telling the assistant “actually we’ll treat ourselves, make that two”. Assistant corrects the order to two. Then the next time you order a pizza “because I had a bad day at work”, assistant just assumes you ‘deserve’ two even if your verbal command is to order one.

A much scarier example is asking the assistant to “preheat the oven when I move downstairs” a few times. Then finally one day you go on vacation and tell the assistant “I’m moving downstairs” to let it know it can turn everything off upstairs. You pick up your luggage in the hallway none the wiser, leave and.. yeah. Bye oven or bye home.

Edit: enjoy your unlocked doors, burned down homes, emptied powerwalls, rained in rooms! :)
I've got a 14" lesser-named unit that does very well. Matches my Asus's main screen well enough and is far cheaper (you can get them at ~£80 on offer fairly regularly), works nicely off just USB-C (though has HDMI so it can be used that way instead with USB for just power). Drains the laptop's battery noticeably of course, but if I'm in a position to use it I'm usually near a plug.
Even if other codecs can beat it on size and quality, if the ergonomics of the playback library are substantially better for game developers (as they claim) then that would make it a compelling choice.
My bad, thanks for the correction! You still can’t identify a specific device type based on the MAC address though, right?
It influences the personal psychological state of people to see that they're being ostracized, especially if they are not accustomed to it, and hence statistically will lead some to some impact on the balance of public opinion and state positions via democratic and societal network mechanisms. I think that it's helpful to ensure that all Israeli authors understand that the majority of the western world is no longer prepared to excuse their country's barbarity, to the extent that they will shun projects by citizens. It may have less impact on Arab/Iranian etc supporters of radical anti-Israel military actions because they are already accustomed to being ostracized by the west.
> are you implying that Mao was 'good people'?

No; Mao was a dictator, and the country suffered so much under him that there was an informal agreement between the leaders of the country after him that power should be distributed among multiple people (the Politburo), and that no one person acting as the paramount leader should be in power for over 10 years.

That system lasted for roughly 50 years, with Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, and Xi Jinping at the helm. The last of whom, of course, decided he didn't want to be bound by that pesky 10 year thing anymore. So there was a short streak of "good people", which is over.
A foreign language is transforming the brain
I'm still bitter that abuse brought down Firefox Send
"Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker"

Alternatively:

https://web.archive.org/web/20240113220120if_/https://www.in...
> x86 Linux server

How hard would it be to add ARM support?