skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Especially given that the buffer is often short, i.e. far shorter than what the sampling rate implies, in order to reduce latency. The buffer size of 32--1024 samples is common and, assuming 44.1 kHz, translates to 0.7--23 ms of audio to repeat in such cases. The limited buffer size would act as a crude high-pass filter and almost always result in a high-pitched noise.

It is possible to have a larger buffer that can be opportunistically filled for such cases, say, you may fill 1024 future samples while only the first 256 will be processed soon and you don't have to touch the remainder unless something else happened, but AFAIK this is not how most audio APIs work because such opportunistic buffering can be done outside of the API anyway.
a program running on a 480 megahertz microcontroller can quite reasonably crash a million times a second; even a single 80-character error log line would be 80 megabytes per second or 7 terabytes per day. and it would be reasonable to record more telemetry from a crash than a single line
Would love to see Megaman legends 64 decompiled
The U.S. (and the West more generally, to some extent) has its own history of enforced ideological conformity, viz. the Red Scare. It's not something that's inherently limited to Soviet Russia or Maoist China, it has happened here before. The concern is thus quite justified if only on that basis - and yes the ideological basis of the McCarthyist Red Scare was somewhat different to the current trends, but this does not really alter the underlying dynamic.
Heck, I've been in places in California where E911 didn't work. One time, the 911 operator didn't have position information despite being then on Verizon with an iPhone. Verizon followed up that everything about their system worked, but it's that N municipal 911 operation centers must be correctly configured and tested to be interoperable x M carriers x P phones. My conclusion is there appears to be no effective oversight over all American 911 operation centers to ensure they continuously meet a minimum set of standards.
Great! You've circled your way around to agreeing with me.

A man in the most unlucky circumstances looked for the ways in which he was indeed lucky, and then went on to turn that into a good outcome.

Pure agency. Luck had nothing to do with it.
> Anyway, housing is kind of fucked so long as americans consider it a private investment rather than a common good.

JeffSnazz for president 2024.
Classic Stack Overflow, willfully ignores the likely intent of the questioner, with pedantic answers which ignore the most common modern usages of the terms. Subtle condescension and authoritative declarations (“a console MUST be a piece of hardware”) which are actually incorrect in modern usage.

SO really does attract misanthropes.
It’s an oxymoron to use opensource with wolfram.
This paints a very rosy picture of the actual situation. Hardly any international organization would call Gaza an independent nation, not even Israel does that. Most (all?) international organization describe Gaza as an occupied territory of Israel.

Having control over a territory is what makes it occupied. And Israel very much has control over Gaza. The government and the legislator is one of few things which Gazans them self control, almost everything else is controlled by Israel, including the population registry, what goes in and out, etc.

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

They never thought such thing. There were regular bombing campaigns which Israelis described as “mowing the lawn” (talk about dehumanization) where the Israeli military went into Gaza—sometimes with groundtroups—including in 2008, 2012, 2014, 2018 and 2021. In 2018 the Israeli military indiscriminately shot at unarmed protestors inside Gaza. Israel always assumed Hamas to be a terrorist organization first, and an illegitimate government of Gaza second.
I can see a demand for increasing or expanding LLM context without summarizing. We're not there yet though. Limits are tough.

Also, I don't want to engineer a prompt to convince my assistant to do my bidding. That's just hand coding action trees with extra steps.
Most likely, they went hunting for infringing manhwa[0] pirates, found someone using Tachiyomi to read downloaded pirate manhwa, and threatened Tachiyomi with baseless litigation.

Or at least, my assumption was that Tachiyomi is just a gussied up PDF reader, which would make the litigation baseless. If they'd specifically added features for piracy or advertised the ability to use Tachiyomi to read manhwa owned by Kakao Entertainment Corp, then yes, there'd be some basis to this. However, even if it isn't baseless, most Americans are financially precarious enough that merely stepping inside a courtroom would bankrupt them. Having to defend against a copyright lawsuit is out of the question, especially an international[2] one.

As for what's going through Kakao's head? Something between "get off my lawn" and "fuck you, pay me". This isn't a Japanese, Korean, or even East Asian thing. That's just how copyright works, and it's been that way for centuries. If anything you can say it's an American export, because Walt Disney is a horrible person, but that point's already been beaten to death here.

[0] Korean for "manga"[1]

[1] Japanese for "manhwa"[0]

[2] The lawyers in the room will object to my use of the word 'international' here. In reality, either Kakao sues in the jurisdiction of the developers directly, or they sue in South Korean courts and get the judgment domesticated into each developer's jurisdiction. The right to do either is a fundamental part of basically every free-trade agreement ever, so this is an implementation detail.
I feel the same here
I am not sure what this means.

Grid capacity can mean that every segment is now being fully utilized.

The Grid has X number of inputs and Y outputs, (some if not all can be both?)

Boosting capacity would seem to me to be most interesting as it pertains to routing.

If San Diego is experiencing an uncommon need for electricity, then paths are routed to increase supply(?). But San Diego probably wont have that many inputs (?) and each of them probably has some max capacity (?).

Ok so you need to route as much power there as can be used.

How would this system make this better?

would it allow the grid operators to route more power over existing lines
if weather permitted? and the opposite if the weather does not permit.
I was explaining the same concept to my girlfriend ( in less technical words) as an example for the argument of Jaron Lanier against the free market (youtube, tiktok, soundcloud,…) where content is supposed to be created and accessed for free. The ratio and *coins arbitrarily created and determined enforces the primary purpose of these kind of place which is “Share new things, share as long as you can and the rewards is that you can be part of the elites (status and access)”.
A shell is where a turtle lives.
I have both an LG washer and dryer, about 2 years old I’m unable to connect the dryer to WiFi at all (UniFi). The washer does nothing useful on WiFi. All I want is them to connect to HomeAssistant or HomeKit and send a notification when they finish their cycle. I am super disappointed in LG.
The typography is oddly contemporary - I'd love to hear a good take on why.
Moreover, in many instances, the conversion to a useful form is short-changed, leaving salts in the water which results in long-term problems --- look at agriculture around Lake Baikal for an example.
For a tool that's designed to document problems for a given technology, and ensure uniqueness of the question, isn't this what we should expect?

When I use Stackoverflow now I'm rarely writing a question, I'm usually relying on an answer that already exists.

The alcohol stack is a great example of this. Absolutely dead now because all of the questions have been asked.
Notifications are my main use case. The huge gaping downside is that they removed every dial and most buttons so unless you want a “normal” cycle you have to use an app to select the cycle. It’s neat that there are specific cycles for specific things and all, but not even having a “permanent press” option selectable without an app is incredibly stupid.
System works as intended. There are filler papers and seminal papers. They both need to pass the sniff test of the peer review process.

For the filler papers nobody cares after they get published, they might cite them for the sake of completeness.

The seminal papers though will be replicated and any hint of BS will be revealed.
Kind of the pot calling the kettle black there don't you think? I'm certainly disputing the idea that QoL of life will go down, and I stated exactly why - we have done what you are suggesting for the last 50 years and the results have been QoL has gone down. Seems kind of insane to keep doing something that is hurting the average American, no?

> if the US limits size of it's companies the world will be simply dominated by Chinese/European companies and the QoL of life for ordinary citizens would nosedive.

Spell out why you think this. The US has done antitrust and regulation before and it was great for the middle class. Life seemed fine for Europeans last time I was there, despite existing in a world with US megacorps dominating their markets.
And just as Microsoft found with Sydney, Musk quickly learned that alignment using in context prompting isn't very effective.

In a large part it's because Musk was targeting good performance in standardized tests for LLMs.

If you want a model that is correlated with correct answers about modern medical knowledge, it's going to also reflect modern medical literature around topics like transgenderism, nuances and all. Even just performance targeting things like math is likely going to correlate with academic perspectives of social issues.

If you want a model that simply talks about binary definitions of gender and racist interpretations of crime stats, you are also probably ending up with a model that talks about how aliens built the pyramids and the earth is flat and lizard people are real. And you're going to have worse performance on the battery of tests used to evaluate model capabilities.

Alignment is deep seeded in pretraining, slightly biased in fine tuning, and very shallowly shaped by in context prompting. And the more advanced the model, the more it's going to be difficult to align by superficial means.
Regarding #4, an advantage of Modern Fortran is that you have array operations and the ability to write procedural code with loops without a speed penalty if the problem cannot be easily decomposed into array operations.
I would suggest using a tasmota smart plug and check energy consumption to determine if program has finished.
SO is full of people going too narrow, HN is full of people going too broad.
> where things seem to really go wrong with peer review is when entities outside a scientific community want to use published research to set public policy, decide where to invest, or make high-stakes hiring decisions

OK, but those are the only use cases for peer review.
Can't speak for everyone; but that would violate essential freedoms. We're talking the wild fringes here when it comes to cold blooded murderers, it is better to tolerate a few leftist crazies.

But it is still a worry; right wing politicians get targeted and there is a lot of incitement on the left encouraging it.
so what we are also hearing is, 2A actually does work
What role did you have lol?
Did Nintendo's SDK's use GCC back then?

Hopefully they shipped the GPL source with it!
On the same WiFi network yes you can - it uses the same MAC on the same SSID. Remembers the "random" MAC after the first connection (and if you first connected to the networks before they added MAC randomisation in iOS14, it "remembers" the actual MAC of the device, so you didn't have compatability issues after the iOS14 upgrade).

So you can't use it to track devices between multiple SSIDs including when scanning for networks, but you can use it to persistently identify a device when connected to the same network.
With a proper grammar, you can require the "subject" field to be one of several valid entity names. In the prompt, you would tell the LLM what the valid entity names are, which room each entity is in, and a brief description of each entity. Then it would be able to infer which entity you meant if there is one that reasonably matches your request.

If you're speaking through the kitchen microphone (which should be provided as context in the LLM prompt as well) and there are no controllable lights in that room, you could leave room in the grammar for the LLM to respond with a clarifying question or an error, so it isn't forced to choose an entity at random.
That's the product, not the waste
We can give cars to homeless people today, and also build walkable communities so that one day we don't need cars.
Running FOSS software on a switch is an awkward endeavor. Some switches have okay-to-decent support, mostly via OpenWRT, and you’re mostly getting VLAN control. With Ruckus or Cisco, etc, you also get ACLs, some “layer 3” capabilities, sFlow, SNMP, real support for various loop detection schemes, network mapping capabilities, possible diagnosis of cable problems, and lots more. And a configuration system that is quite a bit better than you will find in most Linux networking config software. (Although OpenWRT actually tries pretty well, in contrast to, say, Ubuntu. Sigh.)

I would not want to run a large network using OpenWRT switches. Maybe if OpenWRT took management of multiple devices seriously some day.

FWIW, in theory you can run a mostly-open Linux stack on some of the very software-defined switches, supporting OpenFlow and such. See, for example, https://github.com/sonic-net/SONiC/wiki This did not seem like an easy thing to get working.
> Several of the latest models are on par to the results from Gpt4 in my tests.

Wow! So almost as good as alexa?
It's a bunch of food bars that were recalled (and Munchies snack mix), so it could have been a shared ingredient or some equipment which wasn't cleaned well enough between change-overs.

Their standard oat products are not affected.
Assuming you do have enough understanding of secure programming, you can actually forgo most dependencies if you really want. You can ignore most edge cases which have to be implemented if you exactly follow the standard (e.g. HTTP parsing rules), supporting only one ciphersuite that is known to be safe and widely used, and so on. Of course that still doesn't justify the use of assembly.
Needs X86 Linux hosting

Won't run on nearlyfreespeech.net hosting
The solution I've got (in alpha) is a basic webcam that detects when you're looking at it.

The cam is positioned higher than most things in the room to reduce triggering it unnecessarily.

When it triggers (currently using just simple cvv facial landmark detection) it emits a beep and then listens for a verbal command.
Inductive loads are less of a problem for alternating current. (Still a bit of an issue, though).

I was thinking more, turn the switch off within a few seconds of starting the cycle. Usually nothing happens in that time other than the drain pump doing a quick cycle to remove any residual water.
I like this page because it shows one of the common issues (ugly gradient fills), explains the cause, and provides a solution usable in any web project: https://bottosson.github.io/posts/oklab/

The main thing to remember is that mathematical operations like blur and resize ought to be done in a linear space, but everything else needs to be non-linear in some way.

- Nonlinear gamma improves storage efficiency because it allocates bits more effectively “where it matters”.

- CRT displays had a nonlinear response curve as well, and this has been baked into standards like sRGB and all video standards.

- The human perception of color is also nonlinear.

These gamma curves are all generally different now, especially with modern HDR display pipelines.

So a correct pipeline is:

1. Undo the source curve into a linear format. E.g.: camera raw formats are usually logarithmic.

2. Do special effects like blending, sharpen, resize,
Etc… in linear format.

3. Show grading controls that use a perceptual space to the human user.

4. Encode the output with the appropriate gamut and gamma for the output format, such as sRGB, or some HDR format. Tag it correctly.

As an example of what not to do, the chap that recently invented the “quite okay” image format[1] just ignored all this and encodes RGB 8-bit triples as-is with no indication of color space.

This is simple, clear, and wrong.

In the case of 3D graphics the RGB triples are a direct measurement of luminosity, and go to infinity. The common sRGB format goes from zero to one and represents the input to a function that maps that to an actual intensity. They’re not compatible! This is why mixing these in a game engine results in faded colours. Similarly, the linear output of a ray tracer can’t be sent to a screen as-is, it’ll look wrong.

Similarly ask yourself: which red, green, and blue? Each format defines these with differently! The “red” of Display P3 used by most Apple devices and HDR cinema projectors is very visibly different to the “red” of lsRGB!

These aren’t platonic ideals but points in space that can be measured, defined, and mapped into other color spaces.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/QOI_(image_format)
not even under qemu-user?
Fortunately the top answer doesn't suffer from that issue as far as I can tell. It is much longer and explains both the etymology of the terms and how they are used today.
I seem to remember that the limo driver in the parking garage had one.
We don't have any context to assess that. Depending on the complexity of the product and target customer sales cycle it can be perfectly normal to not close a deal in your first 4 months (one of which is December).
OpenD, a D language fork that is open to your contributions
It's evidence. What it means is up to interpretation, but I doubt it would be blocked entirely. It would be up to the prosecutor to challenge the assumption that you and your phone are in the same place, or that there was some other flaw in the data.
Totally a surprise if you wake up and hear from a colleague they’ve been made redundant, minutes or hours later you get the same call when they day before everything was business as usual and the company is doing well.

A non surprise would be previous negative performance reviews, poor company performance, prior reorg announcements, announcing voluntary redundancies at a company meeting.
Probably much better than alexa. Gpt 3.5 is miles ahead alexa
I can't use stackoverflow because of its broken oath login process.
Regardless of who's selling the product, (extra virgin) olive oil has been consistently shown to have significant health benefits.

His product specifically? Let's look at the details:
- "May 2023 harvest date" - Not bad! Most olive oils in your grocery store were harvested 2-3 years ago. This is not the most recent harvest (Oct-Dec 2023) though but you will still get incredibly fresh and healthy oils going back 1-1.5 years from the day you buy. Anything older has significantly lost health benefits.

- EVOO = Extra Virgin Olive Oil. The extra virgin label is an indicator of the highest quality i.e. no chemical/heat used, just olive fruit crushed into juice (oil). Many factors are at play here, like time of harvest, delay b/w harvesting and crushing. This is not a regulated label in the US so only chemical and more importantly sensory analysis can guarantee the EVOO designation.

- Which leads to "3rd party lab verified": show us the results Bryan! I am a panelist at one of these labs and would love to read the results :) But from my experience in the industry, the mention of this probably points to him actually having done testing and having received the label.

- UV resistant: Excellent. Exposure to light and heat severely degrades the taste and health qualities of oil.
- Single source: Usually an indicator of quality since the miller and bottler are one and the same, so lesser chances of contaminants/quality failures.

- "Taste is peppery and smooth": Peppery is an indicator of quality - the peperry sensation is known as pungency, which along with fruitiness and bitterness is 1 of 3 indicators of EVOO. But smooth is not! I would argue that smooth indicates a mediocre oil. But sensory characteristics are arbitrary so we don't really know for sure what he means.

- Price point: Slightly above average for high quality EVOO. This price point usually indicates some commitment to quality - making high quality EVOO at a cheaper price point is not really possible, especially given the droughts in olive growing regions this past year.

Sources: I'm an olive oil somm, panelist on a California sensory analysis panel that tastes and grades olive oils.
Hope they take out all these North American incumbents carriers which has been ripping ppl off for years
I'm fairly certain Apple has bigger plans for Globalstar than "only" emergency SOS. They've spent considerable resources securing 85% of the total capacity already!

Regarding coverage, Apple has also already invested considerably, e.g. in ground station expansions in Hawaii and elsewhere. According to Globalstar's coverage map (likely outdated/non-Apple, since Hawaii is not shown as covered yet), most of the Atlantic Ocean is already covered as well:

https://www.globalstar.com/en-us/coverage-maps
This is why the "LLM with Google search" aspect is important. For hallucinated made up advice, your phone can run Llama.cpp, Chat GPT can search for a page, summarize it and draw conclusions from the page only.
They had extensions to enable the reading of the content, I'm surprised that they didn't strike earlier.
>I don't expect this view to do well here

No need for this antagonism, regardless of whether it's true.

Anyway, yes, I think your theory is based on something true on average about RTO vs WFH. However, improving collaboration under WFH is simply an easier problem than improving focus/efficiency/work-life-balance/happiness/etc under RTO, for most people.
Seeking Genuine Feedback: Our Software Dev Company Website
Our company website is using a monologue with Discord messages to showcase our services. We're seeking honest feedback and ideas on how it can be improved. What are your thoughts?
Honestly, the Tachiyoma model can easily be legitimized. I'm more than willing to accept sources that add ads or even payment options to support the licensed material, but I want to use a solid reader that is user friendly and not enshitified.
Yep. 2 is 1, 1 is none. If you're going to the middle of nowhere[0] or routinely transit areas with spotty coverage, are you really going to trust a brand-new feature of a $1399 USD iPhone and not also have a ~$370 PLB as a backup? It defies common sense that such a feature would permit the omission of a survival mindset.

0. https://remotefootprints.org/project-remote/remote-spot-rank...
See also this classic article: http://www.rossbencina.com/code/real-time-audio-programming-...
Personally I've also tried to be more direct (ish) and yet not getting any change.
Windows 2000
In practice this makes little difference: Nintendo's gonna C&D and sue you anyway, and you're not going to have the money to fight it. So might as well make it more convenient.
i've come to believe Fopt and F2 are only different numbers when you're underinvested in design, or that you have positioned your incentive structure in opposition to HCI first principles
The users did go out of their way to volunteer, by hooking the washing machine up to their network.
Like another user mentioned, I'd recommend getting a smart plug. I use the TP Link Tapo plugs with the energy monitoring.

There was a post on Ozbargain that had a better automation than what I was previously using and works really well.

https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/14789545/redir