skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is weird thing.

Unfortunately physics is merciless, ANY really interest GPU, MUST have significant consumption, even if it is some moderate level player.
Real numbers, ~15..25W for moderate modern GPU, even without considering other disadvantages, like high RAM bandwidth requirement (and sure, usage).

If you talking about low end CPU, for them 45W TDP usually already a lot, and unfortunately, this is not include iGPU consumption.

Even for top CPUs, where normal 65..150W, additional 25W is significant.

For example, I tested things on now considered old, core i7-7700, which claimed 65W TDP, and it's iGPU, which is around 1/10 of old nvidia 1060, consume ~15W, and these numbers looking plausible, as nvidia 1060 claimed consumption 120W.

What all that mean, real TDP of core i7-7700, when high iGPU usage, far exceeding claimed 65W (easy to calculate, 65W + 15W = 80W).

Unfortunately, I have not equipment to make accurate enough measurements, and not existing any reliable source of such measurements, but from open approximations, and rumors, and experience, I could say, when use iGPU only for trivial office graphics (HN page and some text blogs), and limit CPU freq to official 3.6GHz, looks like it really spent 65W and official boxed cooler is enough.

When I tried to use TurboBoost, also official 4.2GHz, and run intensive for iGPU graphics (or some GPU math), in about minute got throttle. Rumors said, i7 more then doubles it's consumption in TurboBoost, so need much more powerful cooler, considered ~150W, much more than claimed 65W.

But with better iGPU, really added consumption will be 45..80W (considering, iGPU usually using more energy effective tech than discrete GPU). I don't think, you will be happy, even if CPU alone TDP around 250..300W.

Sure, these all disadvantages, are not end of world, but hard to name them advantage..
Hamas's stated aim and goal is to destroy Israel and ethnically cleanse Palestine of the jews "from the river to the sea".

When somebody tells you they want to destroy you, over and over for years, and then builds up terror factories and uses it to intentionally target women, children and elderly civilians on Oct 7, maybe -- just maybe, Israel has no choice other than to deal with Hamas as they are.
Edit: My this comment is being downvoted despite stating just a plain fact. Hopefully the downvoters can do everyone a service by explaining what's wrong with it.

Like you said, HAMAS exists solely for the sake of resisting Jewish occupation [0], from the river to the sea, which also means the extermination of Israel and Jews [1]. And their conviction stems from their religion, Islam, which allows them to persist despite all the opposition on earth because they are hoping for a reward in heaven[2].

And of course Israel won't allow itself to be exterminated ( hopefully this point is clear enough, no citation needed). So how can there be negotiation?

0. https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2023/10/ha...

1. https://www.ajc.org/translatehate/From-the-River-to-the-Sea

2. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL03124515/
I was restricting my comment to the issue of nudes. I haven't yet thought about other implictations, but this is interesting.
FTC Order Will Ban InMarket from Selling Precise Consumer Location Data
Having an operating system that uploads all passwords, makes your phone into into a residential proxy, or other bad is no where comparable to the idea that phones can have security bugs. The "backdoor" you are referring to was not a backdoor as the system had to already be compromised to use it.
Please don't post in the flamewar style to HN, and especially not to this thread. It's against the site guidelines (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html) and strongly against the intended spirit that I tried to describe in the comment that's pinned to the top.
Steeped in chemistry: Investigating the molecular basis of a nice cup of tea
Sure, and the people of Iraq had very legitimate problems with NATO. Nonetheless the West dismantled ISIS. People can have legitimate grievances without committing mass murder and rape, and in fact I think the mass murder and rape committed by Hamas have been very counterproductive for the lives of Gazans.

What would you have Israel do, that you think would result in it not getting continually attacked by Hamas? Recall that when Israel dismantled its Gazan settlements and withdrew its own citizens at gunpoint nearly 20 years ago — in the hope that would help solve the problem — that's when Hamas took power...
Privacy Concerns about Apple Push Notifications
A new carbon allotrope could change the definition of aromaticity
If you think this is a GDPR violation, then lodge a formal complaint with Germany's BfDI.
Something peculiar in my 2yo's bedroom led me to a revelation about our universe
Elusive 'supersolid' phase observed in experiments
Are streaming gaming apps now allowed everywhere or just for EU users? Really want to see GeForce Now native iPad app!
Sounds more like the community of people in this interest group/hobby had an interest and she was just stewarding their desires. And her and the communities values ended up aligning. Like a contractor/contractee relationship
That is indeed a fun chart.

One thing I wanted to add is that fat (lipids) are much more energy dense than glucose. ~38 Mj/kg, though I am not sure what fraction of that the body recovers. Which makes sense, you want to maintain your long-term storage in a denser format.
> Investing heavily in Palestine is likely Israel’s cheapest option for stability in the long term. They certainly aren’t going to bomb their way to stability.

Even that is non trivial. Money going into Gaza first goes through Hamas. After buying arms and building expensive tunnels, and paying its men, the leftovers go to the rest of the population.
First, I am eightysixfour.

Second, if someone says “AI processor” the context is quite obvious that it is a dedicated AI accelerator, like a Coral TPU. Especially since the first sentence on the page defines it.

> AMD Ryzen™ AI Software enables developers to take full advantage of AMD XDNA™ architecture integrated in select AMD Ryzen AI processors.

Third,

> you didn't realise that all computers can already do what they promised Ryzen AI processors can do

In this text they didn’t promise Ryzen AI processors could do anything, they promised the Ryzen AI software would let you deploy models to Ryzen AI processors.

> The issue is with the limited understanding you've taken on for your argument, you didn't realise that all computers can already do what they promised Ryzen AI processors can do.

I have deployed machine learning models to the edge in production on accelerators and CPUs. I use Llamas on my home rig, both CPU and CUDA. I am quite aware of what they can do, which is why I already knew the performance of the Ryzen AI processor. You are the one whose limited understanding kept you from recognizing that “Ryzen AI processor” is a distinct thing from a CPU or GPU.

Your complaint is the equivalent of complaining that the home page for CUDA’s documentation doesn’t explain what a GPU is and why it is different from a CPU, which can do the same computations.

You also seem moderately confused about the use cases for these relatively low performance, but very low power ML accelerators. The first thing that shipped on Ryzen’s AI accelerator is a model from Microsoft that makes it look like you are making eye contact with a camera. Not a giant LLM. They don’t compete with GPUs.
I think teams is fine for meetings, but I shudder in cold sweat at the thought of using it for chat as well (instead of Slack).
I'm kinda glad, because I hate emails coming from hr.
Benchmarking experimental HTTP3 support in Node.js with µWebSockets (2022)
> 63.8% and 66% are indeed close numbers, don't see why would it be flagged…Israel's numbers are sufficient to make that claim

What claim?

As far as civilian casualty rates go, mid 60s is nothing to be proud of, but square in the middle of the pack when it comes to modern wars [1].

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8581199/#B12
Just ask someone from Wexford
I think messages need to show sent time and received time. I had basically the opposite issue recently:

1:23 Coworker: Hello

1:24 Me: Hello

[20 minutes elapse]

1:44 Me: Did you need something?

[No notifications until leave for the day]

[Checks back hours later and the conversation appears as]

1:23 Coworker: Hello

1:24 Me: Hello

1:25 Coworker: Could you herp the derp?

1:30 Coworker: Nm got Mo to herp the derp.

1:44 Me: Did you need something?

1:45 Coworker: Nah I'm good.
Right, you buy a windows device with that calculation in mind.

Apples always has had fees and probably always will as long as they control the os.
There's also the myth that settlers are responsible for all Palestinian grievances. There are no settlers in Gaza since 2005.
Fuel(gasoline, carbohydrates, fats, etc. but not rocket one) does use oxygen from the atmosphere.Batteries are self contained (like rocket fuel).

So the density of chemical reactions is by definition higher.

Side note: energy density should apply to volume, not weight, but we'll - it is too common now.
I completely disagree with this. The classic Java-style "enterprise OOP" code is a symptom of poor software design and papering over bad abstractions with more abstractions.

There's a lot of this code also written in Python. However, I think Python's forced indentation and cleaner syntax is a boon because it makes bad code look bad and unreadable. Too often, variations in style conventions are used as a smokescreen for rubbish software.
I can't help but feel like the constant comparisons between US high schools and prisons are apt here. Monitoring students' bathroom use and threatening the kids' whole future, including criminal charges for students who are, by their own admission, legal adults - all for using a totally legal mild stimulant that has no secondhand effects on anyone else.
A backronym, surely.
> I was restricting my comment to the issue of nudes.

These are truly bad, I agree. Yet, I am little unsure whether even vigorous regulation or restrictive access controls will be able to tackle the issue. To push your envelope even further: maybe the infamous 'flooding of the zone' [with more intentional fakes] might work here? An analogous idea has been put forward with respect to really bad data breaches.
https://archive.ph/6T2dE
Yep, it definitely would. It doesn't mean we shouldn't still do it -- especially because richer folks tend to use more electricity and pollute more in general.
I think it's worth trying. Not all people are the same but I think getting less that 7 for most people is a bad idea. It's pretty fascinating what the body does while you're asleep to "clean up" and rebuild after the day's activities, especially in the brain. 8-9 is just what I aim for and get.
Wait till you find out that plastic is an approved material to feed the animals that are slaughtered for you to eat.
I initially read it the way you did, but OP means from Meta's side once they have received notice of legal action being initiated.
Hamas has spent the aid and all their funds on funding terror. It's no wonder they have no path to prosper. Hamas made it this way.
I’m a U.S. resident who’s eyeballs deep in the ecosystem… (well, I will be, come Friday…) and I feel much more valued by Apple than cattle.

If there’s a future where there’s an app that requires me to install their store on my device to have the privilege of buying their app, I’m simply not buying that app.

I’m pretty sure I’m not alone in that.
This doesn't track because the USA has bases all around the ME, and supplies Israel's "competition" like KSA and Egypt with arms.

It is much more complicated.
For sure - maybe I read GP in bad faith, but I understood it as “we have to choose Teams in my org because it’s a monopoly”

Few things frustrate me more than being forced into an unproductive situation - completely kills my motivation.
80 nanograms per kg. That’s 80 parts per trillion.
Hamas on Oct 7th
Watching molecular ions transform in real time
https://archive.is/ek858
I really should do a blog. I have plenty of good comments and discussions (like this one) spread randomly throughout hacker news and reddit, that could do with being fleshed out and published.

And recently I've been pondering the idea of making youtube videos.

I do have a github, but it's not really focused for public consumption, just a bunch of half-finished projects. My current project is experimentation towards high-preformance cycle-accurate emulators: https://github.com/phire/bus-mu

I'm currently working towards the Nintendo64 (the homebrew community could really do with a fully accurate emulator, as so much of the performance is dictated by bus contention) but I hope the approach will be performant enough to implement cycle accurate versions of later consoles like the xbox (Intel P6 pipeline) and gamecube (PowerPC 750 pipeline).
Because then what’s the point of being a wizard, If you spend most of your time in weapon combat?
i got my start with a copy of Gorillas - a QBasic game - when i was maybe 7 or 8. to play it you had to open the code and execute it. one day i got curious what all of the gibberish text meant, and that was the start of my journey: a damn game of gorillas throwing bananas! now here i am.. 30+ years later and eternally grateful for those pixelated primates. i sometimes wonder what drove me to tinker with that code that day.
Yes people are just people and for some people religion is a big deal. It kinda defines their whole world.
+100 to Lorn
>Schools nationwide have invested millions of dollars in the monitoring technology, including federal COVID-19 emergency relief money meant to help schools through the pandemic and aid students’ academic recovery. Marketing materials have noted the sensors, at a cost of over $1,000 each, could help fight the virus by checking air quality.

>Students found vaping also can receive a misdemeanor citation and be fined up to $100. Students found with vapes containing THC, the chemical that makes marijuana users feel high, can be arrested on felony charges. At least 90 students in Tyler have faced misdemeanor or felony charges.

Imagine getting a felony as a high school senior for getting caught vaping weed by a sensor bought for a thousand bucks in COVID-19 emergency relief funds.
In the United states
There's no Hamas in the West Bank and no path to prosper there.
That would make French just badly pronounced Latin. And that Latin was just a puffed up corruption of Proto-Indo-European. Of course, language history is just turtles all the way down. All languages change as we speak them.
The dose makes the poison.

There are naturally occurring carcinogens in things like coffee.

But we don’t worry because the amount is so low.
It's Anglo-Norman[0], and means "to tell the truth" ("voir" being cognates with modern French "vrai", not "voir")

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Norman_language
Many people would disagree if you look at the history starting from the Nakba.
Look its not hard to disable the autostart you just got to interrupt on boot and get into the bios settings, from their boot a minimum os of your preference and mount onto the windows partition. Find the registry and kick up the 4d3d3d3.
Little People - Mickey Mouse Operation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSIbpqNB5Fo

Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJj24t6nOn4

Emancipator - Soon It Will Be Cold Enough https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXaeQw96Fx4

Tycho - Sunrise Projector https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_Ycsu_yvFk&list=PLPaztBWnat...

Beats Antique - Beauty Beats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJcU3NjovKg

And then that all lead me to Saafi Brothers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb4JFsfOkLk

And then Carbon Life forms:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9pgIVcB3rk

All started by Amon. I know this because I downloaded a backup of my grooveshark db before it shut down :) RIP
[Dupe]

Official post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39148422
Relative demand is a factor. But a larger factor is that many of the immigration categories that are numerically limited have the same limit for all countries, and India and China have a lot larger population than any of the many countries in Europe.
Gaza has been effectively under blockade since then too. Maybe that's a contributing factor? Or maybe there are other common factors?
Hamas directly and intentionally targeted civilians. Israel is doing what it can to limit civilian casualties while destroying Hamas. Hamas is making that very difficult by blending in with the population, putting command centers under major hospitals and so on.
> Some would say, it’s almost like using the spirit of the rules ;)

Well, yes, but if your "rules" are intended to be applied more as sort of guidelines, then better to call them that and have everyone be on the same page.

> In all seriousness, your theoretical example of why code of conduct can be harmful to a community has nothing to do with the code of conduct. It sounds like it’s just an unhealthy community with unhealthy moderators. Remove the code of conduct and the same scenario would play out.

It's not a theoretical example, it's a real experience from a community I was part of, and the breakdown happened immediately after the code was introduced. Bad moderators will be bad with or without a code and good moderators will be good with or without a code, but in reality most moderators are somewhere in the middle, and these details can make a difference on the margin. Just like even though locks don't stop professional thieves, locking your door makes a big difference as most theft is opportunistic.

> Unless a user is spamming or spewing racial slurs, the moderators meet and discuss whether or not the behavior of the user is ban-worthy, temp ban-worthy, or inconsequential (in the former case, the moderator who notices such abrasive action can take immediate action). This way we can at least remove some level of bias by ensuring that there’s consensus.

That kind of process sounds like a good thing. IME thinking through and tuning the procedures of how you moderate is a lot more productive than spending time codifying the "what" that you think you're moderating.
There was a TV commercial for the Wii that had Amon Tobin's "Verbal" as the song while the player flipped their couch and jumped around their living room while playing Metroid. The song fit so well and was so cool and different, it kind of stuck with me. I don't remember how, but some time later I heard it again with the keywords "ninja tune" attached to it, and I thought that was the name. Took quite a number of years until I found out what the song and artist's names actually were.

Way way later, I found the commercial's footage on archive.org, but it didn't feature the song, which was a shame.
It should be noted though that flatpaks and related solutions are NOT equivalent to static linking. They do a lot more and serve a wildly different audience than something like Oasis. They are really much too extreme for non-GUI applications, and I would question the competence of anybody found running ordinary programs packaged in that manner.

I recognize that you probably weren't confused on this I'm just clarifying for others since the whole ecosystem can be a bit confusing.
Ask HN: Is it possible to build React Native for iOS without a Mac?
I ask because I currently don't have a mac and don't want one, but I would like to build a React Native app and publish on the app store.
I've sincerely wondered how Melania Trump secured one, for the same reason.
There is Bene ePub reader running in web browser: https://github.com/nota-lang/bene/ - demo: https://nota-lang.github.io/bene/
The analogy I've been using is an ouroboros of bullshit, consuming ai generated bullshit to generate ai bullshit to consume to generate ai bullshit ad infinitum
Charlemagne spoke Frankish, a Germanic language. The Normans who came later did speak something related to modern French.

The term "lingua Franca" means "language of the Franks" and the term Frank was used at the time to refer to all Western Europeans. It never referred to the French language in particular.
I agree with Linux Mint. It is the only distro I can just honestly recommend people. If I install it on someone's computer, I have less maintenance head ache. Down the line, if they wanna move on to something, this provides a great playground as well.

But I don't recommend Ubuntu or ChromeOS for people. Ubuntu break a lot and with snap, it is more resource hungry.

And The whole point is moot if you're going to replace Microsoft Windows with Google's ChromeOS. Why are you moving to Linux in the first place? If you are doing it for tech, then this list is not for you anyways. You should be able to navigate without it.

For people looking for more than just recommendations, I have written a distro recommendation framework. It's a brain dump of all the info I have accumulated over the last decade using Linux. This way you can make a better choice if you didn't like my picks - https://www.unsungnovelty.org/posts/01/2024/a-linux-distro-r...
There's plenty of open source projects that derived from an university thesis, project, collaboration. Redis and Ceph quickly come to mind -- and somewhat the original Linux kernel, too. But they where very good ideas of a sole student that gained traction, not really "encouraged" by the university itself.

After 10 years as an educator myself, I think the main problem is laziness in evaluation methods. It'd be hard, time consuming but totally doable to assess the competency of people contributing to one or various open source projects, even if each one works on a different problem.

But if I make everyone build a small operating system or a database, I can evaluate, assess and score all of them with the same method, at the same time.

I've seen that laziness taken to the extreme by old tired professors, and it ain't pretty.
Ask HN: Who are the "snake oil salesmen" of tech?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/snake%20oil

snake oil (noun):

1: any of various substances or mixtures sold (as by a traveling medicine show) as medicine usually without regard to their medical worth or properties

2: poppycock, bunkum

Who are these people, companies, entities etc. in the tech world?
They have tried to hold election. Last attempt was in 2021. Israel prevented occupied East Jerusalem from participating which was a noop for Abbas who cancelled them. Also notable was that EU asked to observe the election, but Israel did not allow that. There have also been local elections on the West Bank, last one in 2021.

Holding elections with two distinct governments and a third one occupying both is not easy. Even Ukraine has difficulty holding a general election with only a portion of its territory occupied and a single government.

But yeah, I think, and I think most would agree, that an independent Palestine would defiantly be democratic.
You'll have to pry React out of my cold dead hands.

I remember trying to make mildly complex dynamic websites before React. It wasn't good.
Russia behind disinformation campaign to undermine support for Ukraine
This is why the only viable solution to avoid tyranny is aggressive safeguarding of democratic institutions and the gradual (and continuous) alignment of laws with our actual desires as a society.

The technology for authoritarianism will continue to get cheaper and continue to proliferate. There’s no way to prevent that.
Hamas is trying to kill as many Israelis as it can, maybe that's a contributing factor to the blockade.
Reminds me of that other small and cheap spectrum analyzer the RFExplorer. That's been on the market for 10 years or so. It has a similar need to be careful with strong signals.

I didn't know of this one, I'll check it out. It looks way better and the basic one is a lot cheaper too!