skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fan noise isn’t very much, and you can always limit the max clockspeeds on a GPU (and/or undervolt it) to be quieter and more efficient at a cost of a small amount of performance. The RTX 3090 still seems to be faster than the M3 Max for LLMs that fit on the 3090, so giving up a little performance for near-silent operation wouldn’t be a big loss.

Ollama caches the last used model in memory for a few minutes, then unloads it if it hasn’t been used in that time to free up VRAM. I think they’re working on making this period configurable.

Latency is very good in my experience, but I haven’t used the local code completion stuff much, just a few quick experiments on personal projects, so my experience with that aspect is limited. If I ever have a job that encourages me to use my own LLM server, I would certainly consider using it more for that.
Taking this with a lot of salt, at least cars are expected in decently defined pathways. Interpreting the activity around the roadways is definitely complicated, but the number of possible paths to take is fairly well defined. It doesn't have to find the walls that restrict it's path. I can see a bit of validity to his thought process. The obvious bit of overlooking the fact the robot doesn't have the ability to kill people does make it look silly
I’m unfamiliar with illumos so I went to their webpage and the very first thing it says is:

> illumos is a Unix operating system

Is illumos an actual Unix (like macOS) or a Unix-like OS (like GNU/Linux)?
Best outcome would be housing getting cheaper. One can dream
Luggage is fairly expensive and easy to reuse - sizing isn’t personal, and most designs are fairly bland. I’m surprised that the bags themselves aren’t a substantial source of income.
Yeah, similarly I had just gotten used to entering an elder sibling's birthday whenever asked. Adding these arbitrary age restrictions does nothing but make it increasingly obvious to kids how little our leaders and other supporters of these arbitrary age restrictions actually care.
I had an HTC TyTN II windows mobile 6 CE mobile phone. Basically same year as original iPhone. IE was rapidly abandoned and unusable. But with Gmail + activesynch it was like a blackberry with instant email. Opera mobile worked as well as modern browsers, probably better than iPhone. 3G. GPS. Load a multitude of apps self contained onto the huge SD card. It was a much more powerful capable device than an iPhone almost even up to today's standards. But it was clunky as hell and setting up the mobile internet was an insanely complicated process. I'm not suprised the iPhone won out.
Anyone who turned on a dome light in a car during the night knows you don't need an actual law on the books to do that
If they didn't exist, the headline would be "The company that dumps your lost airplane luggage into a landfill."
Course to go to 80% would require probably 15 years. 25% / 15 years is 1.7% a year.

Does not seem like a big deal.

A question. Is the extra electricity need to power electric cars less or greater than the amount required by more air conditioning due to global warming.
Hey Joemi. I wanted to make a self-hosted single game runner, but I haven't gotten to it yet. The interface used by the game/server is detailed here https://github.com/boardzilla/boardzilla-devtools/blob/main/... so it should be pretty easy to make this runner. I hope to get to it soon.
That's probably what I get for asking my older German-speaking relatives for book suggestions, haha. Thanks for the recommendation!
Apify: Full-stack web scraping and data extraction platform
Interesting, I didn't know that about kinect. Though I think rare were responsible for the mii like avatars which I think everyone liked.
God knows how they managed to mess up perfect dark zero so much. Probably because free radical guys had left by that stage.
I loved time splitters 1 and 2 too. Now I'm just rambling :)
> the object, which rests more than 16,500 feet beneath the surface

So 4000 feet deeper than the Titanic.
I am all for it but the question is how will this be enforced? If they use this to require government ID on every other website now and crack down on semi anonymous accounts and go full surveillance I do not like it.

You might say "they do know you are when you make any account" and it might be true, well if I would use a VPN all the time and really no let any info slip maybe not. I just to not like the total deletion of privacy.
”that’s why their bag/locker/car can be searched randomly"

This has always disgusted me about public school.

No better way to erode rights and democracy than ingraining absolute tyranny in children. I was never search but I was convicted and punished many times on zero evidence, just some authority assuming I did something.
Unless China can use it's data on me to perform blackmail directly I could care less. Now the US government or US companies are a different story. They can correlate tons of data, impact life decisions (credit scores, medical coverage, insurance rates, etc.), cause significant impact (suspect in police investigations, tax audits, etc.), go after me for perceived damages (in court or less legally like those ebay executives, etc.), etc. The police of any country put innocent people into jail every single day. Them I'm worried about not some nebulous threat from China.
All I can say is, and I don't use this lightly, What the Fuck?

And the fact that they are getting away with such behavior for years now is just the cherry on top, but they keep getting more brazen with their techniques over time. Who knows what they are going to do next to top this to push Edge and all their other programs down our throats?
I feel like google acquired a ton of robotics companies and then completely failed at productizing any of them. They’ve sold them off now I think so I don’t think this fits with anything they’re doing.
My rough guess would be around $400,000. He mentioned "A thousand dollars a day, including weekends". Atop this, effectively zero living expenses (family still at home, to be sure), plus a whole host of stipends and per diems.
The 2020 elections were such a shitshow on PredictIt. So many trades were skewed by partisan bias that it was shockingly easy to make money. My favorite trade that year was for some reason the "market" was pricing in a lower turnout in 2020 vs 2016. I grabbed a strip of the over bets at big discounts. I still to this day don't understand what people were thinking with their bets there. A hugely contested election during a pandemic when there was nothing else to do, of course there was going to be huge turnout!
Yes, but instead of getting a single number you'll get a range. Like it might be that if the probability of Biden winning the election is anywhere between 49% to 55% then it's not worth betting for him or against him. The worse the imperfections are the wider the interval gets.
I really hate to ask this question because it may lead down a road that I don’t want to go.

But what could a porn app do that you can’t do by going on a website?
The timing of your podcast is the least convenient thing ever for us poor Europeans. And then the brutal wait the next day until its uploaded.

The only thing I miss about Twitter Spaces is that you could listen the morning after.
Matthias has deep professional EECS experience and was an engineer on the RIM Blackberry.

If his channel ever comes back, check out the cool wood projects incorporating a Raspberry Pi.
Oof, hats off to you! We had our first two kids at 20 months apart and it was so much harder than when we had the next one at 26 months. It really is much harder the closer they are in age, I think 3-4 years difference is the sweet spot.

Hang in there! It gets easier when they start playing together and it is nice to have overlapping friends groups when they are that close in age. They do fight more though....
Ask HN: Why would Zuck giveaway $5M worth LLMs for Free?
With the latest CodeLlama 70B release, It seems Mark Zuckerberg really wants to release their language models. Llama 3 might follow later. The cost approximately seems to be around $5M so far and why would Zuck would want to do that?

Developer goodwill?
Crush OpenAI?
Choke Google?
Actual Unix. I believe it is in the Solaris family.
This is also being done very effectively in some US cities like Houston:

https://www.smartcitiesdive.com/news/how-houstons-homeless-s...
Enough of it:

https://www.reuters.com/business/china-evergrande-offshore-b...

About $2b worth out of $300b of debt, so not that much, although I'm not sure if this is just one group of many.
California is saving you from buying an overpriced absurdity with unspecified performance.

Just buy a box fan and a filter. You’ll need to know how to buy filters anyway so you can replace them.
Fixing Google Search Console's pesky "discovered but not indexed" error
IANAL, it seems, game mechanics can't be copyrighted, unless you use the same images for cards / board, or literally copy the rule book.

> In short: you can trademark the name, logos. Have copyright on art (even the board itself as art). You can't copyright the mechanics, processes or rules. That explains the Monopoly/Scrabble clones.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/10f2nov/comment/j4...

which refers to this youtube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZQJQYqhAgY
Do you like the haptics tho? For me, carbon fiber frames usually feel like they're made of reed or something. I know it's tough, but it absolutely doesn't feel like it. I get irrational trust issues.

I crave the certainty of steel.
Correct - ISP requires you to visit Florida.gov (or realistically a company the government trusted to set up verification) to set your token if you’re an adult. Then each social media site checks whether a visitor is from Florida, and then if they have a valid token. If valid, load like normal. If not valid, don’t load the site.
The fall of Roomba shows that capitalism is working exactly as intended. The company got complacent and stopped innovating. Their products stagnated, quality decreased and prices kept going up. Meanwhile competitors brought better products to the market. Roomba's market share started reflecting that reality.

What happens if they get taken over by Amazon? Investors get a big exit, and employees hold on to their jobs for a bit longer (before the inevitable layoff). Amazon then uses its massive retail power to push an inferior product and edge out the smaller companies doing better work and competing on merit, leaving the space worse for everyone.
Having gas guzzling cars infesting every street is not how I imagined the future. It reminds me more of Idiocracy than Star Trek.

There are inspiring examples around the globe: my favourite systems are in Switzerland, where the trains are on time and frequent, and Luxembourg, where public transport is… publicly funded(and modern).

Additionally, it seems to me a personal 1-5 tonne vehicle is a bit excessive and a huge waste of real estate.
> I am still so annoyed seeing “not now” in a UI. It’s so ubiquitous.

When I see that, I take that as the company being honest about the deep disdain with which they view their customers.
Well, the workstation-class equivalent of a 4090 -- RTX 6000 Ada -- has enough RAM to work with a quantized model, but it'll blow away anyone's budget at anywhere between $7,000 and $10,000.
I'm currently using Windows 10, and it handles mismatched DPI just fine. The same with macOS.

There are some old applications on Windows that aren't DPI-aware and look weird, but usually fixable. It's still a million times better than whatever X11 does.

IMO macOS is the only OS where graphics and fonts work the exact way one would expect reliably.
Thanks for the comment, and yes we'd love to add more docs. (it's time consuming!) I understand that even a simple-sounding game can feel daunting to translate into a formalized API. I did record a video of me building part of a game FWIW.

https://docs.boardzilla.io/game/creating-a-game
Probably comes down to how difficult it is to gain access, and whether that's destructive.
Why would the USDT tell anyone if they were no longer backed 1:1?
Thanks for the feedback! I agree with the general sentiment. At the same time we want to target companies that are aware of their neurodiverse workforce.
Good point. Although I should point out the vouchers would be for their benefit not mine - the whole point of supermarket tracking is to entice you into discovering some high margin item you will end up loving. So their motivation to track is reduced.
If only someone had warned us!
Cleaning Big Ben in the 1980s [video]
Show HN: The Next Round – Weekly newsletter showcasing startups raising capital
This is the bikesnobNYC guy trolling in norm-core-article form.
> The recent estimates are closer to 4.4 million software engineers in the U.S. (~2.75% of the working population)

Heh, we are probably more than the secretaries we replaced.

I honestly believe most companies are worse off using computers at all. At some size, you'd probably want some computer system for pay slips. But I am not too sure about that ...
Can't agree more. These AI systems have been built on the back of free labor for decades. We will look back on this and wonder how we essentially subsidized these behemoth corporations, then allowed them to extract subscription fees back from the very people it took the labor from.

Don't get me wrong, there are genuine innovations in AI and ML. But, on the same token, you can't have ChatGPT without content.
Skip the HEPA and use a MERV 13-16 filter. You’ll get better results at lower cost.
That's awesome, good for them. Hopefully they improve comp for front-line staff too.
This is a good point. Maybe I missed the mark here. I'm not a writer, just a reader/appreciator so if my advice is bad from a writer's perspective then I hope the author ignores it altogether.
I have a feeling that a small subset of privacy-conscious "computer savvy" folks will care about local-only for AI, but that the vast majority of humanity simply won't know, care, or care to know why they should even care. For proof, just look at how nobody cared about search, photos, medical, or other data until theirs got leaked, and still nobody cares about them because "it's not my data that got leaked".

We (we in the larger sense of computer users as a whole, not just the small subset of "power-users") should care more about privacy and security and such, but most people think of computers and networks in the same way they think of a toaster or a hammer. To them it's a tool that does stuff when they push the right "magic button", and they couldn't care less what's inside, or how it could harm them if mis-used until it actually does harm them (or come close enough to it that they can no longer ignore it).
Current roborocks are mostly vision plus some lidar for some precision
> that was using strings instead of the path API

Man you can't let Brain live that one down can you?

:)
I have to say I've been eyeing a Vampire standalone to play with the Amiga platform again. But I know I'll not have enough time to dedicate to it.
How Not to Speak to Someone with ADHD
I'll paste one sample, it's safer

1、恒大，龙头房企，负债规模约2.6万亿，2021年9月正式宣告暴雷。

2、中梁，浙江房企，负债规模约2000亿，2022年4月公告美元债寻求展期，宣告暴雷。

3、俊发，云南房企，负债规模约1200亿，2022年4月2.19亿信托贷款未兑付，宣告暴雷。

4、融创，龙头房企，负债规模约1万亿，2022年3月美元债展期，宣告暴雷。

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6、龙光，粤系房企，负债规模约2000亿，2022年3月公告美元债违约，宣告暴雷

7、祥生，浙江房企，负债规模约1500亿，2022年3月，1200万美元利息违约，宣告暴雷。

8、大发，上海房企，负债规模约300亿，2022年3月2228万元美元债利息无法偿还，宣告暴雷。

9、禹洲，闽系房企，负债规模约900亿，2022年3月美元债利息2125万美元违约，宣告暴雷。

10、正荣，闽系房企，负债规模约2000亿，2022年2月公告美元债违约，宣告暴雷。

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12、华夏幸福，产城地产龙头，负债规模约2600亿，2021年2月首次承认52亿债务逾期，宣告暴雷。

13、佳兆业，粤系房企，负债规模约2300亿，2021年11月3亿理财产品未兑付，宣告暴雷。

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15、奥园，粤系房企，负债规模约2500亿，2021年11月，6590万元信托贷款违约，宣告暴雷。

16、新力，江西房企，负债规模约1000亿，2021年10月2.5亿美元债违约，宣告暴雷。

17、花样年，粤系房企，负债规模约600亿，2021年10月2亿美元债违约，宣告暴雷。

18、当代置业，负债规模约800亿，2021年10月3亿美元债违约，宣告暴雷。

19、中庚地产，闽系房企，负债规模300亿，2021年10月9.3亿债务违约，宣告暴雷。

20、光耀地产，粤系房企，负债规模100亿，2021年9月宣告破产。

21、蓝光，川渝房企，负债规模约2000亿，2021年5月中期票据违约，宣告暴雷，目前逾期未偿还债务已达300亿。

22、阳光100，老牌房企，负债规模约400亿，2021年8月债券违约，宣告暴雷。

23、德润创展，深圳房企，负债20亿，2021年8月宣告破产。

24、广州粤泰，粤系房企，负债规模80亿，2021年8月宣告破产。

25、宝能地产，深圳房企，负债规模2000亿，2021年8月理财产品逾期，宣告暴雷。

26、实地，粤系房企，负债规模约200亿，2021年7月商票拒付，宣告暴雷。

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28、福晟，闽系房企，负债规模约700亿，2019年12月3亿基金违约兑付，宣告暴雷。

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这30家房企的负债总规模是7.48万亿

also, https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2F%...
The frames, at the high-end? Yeah they are always lighter.

Putting Tiagra on a 700 gram carbon frame and comparing it to Dura-Ace on a 1700 gram ti frame isn't the comparison we are looking for here exactly.
Just having 1 of our 4 removed from the house (any 1.. doesn't matter just pick 1), is basically 0 work. Everyone gets along and generally keep each other entertained. Having all 4 together is all of a sudden Lord of the Flies, constantly managing the dynamics... its incredible.
> Most websites would not satisfy 1e. Hacker News, for example. Traditional forums do not satisfy 1e.

Hacker News has a page that lets me see all of the replies from comments I've posted. Posting is clearly "activity of an account holder", and that means there is "at least part of the content" being "control[led]" by that activity.

> If "threads you've commented on" is content that the user has to request, e.g. by viewing a profile page or an inbox, that might not be considered "offering".

You're the one who's criticizing me for "least reasonable possible way", and you're trying to split hairs like this? (FWIW, an example that would qualify under your more restrictive definition is that the downvote button is not shown until you receive enough karma.)

But at the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you think, nor what I think, nor even what a court will think. What matters is how much it will constrain the government using this law to harass a website. And 1e isn't going to provide a barrier for that.

> Yes, the definition is excessively broad if you ignore the majority of the text in the definition. This is a circular argument.

No, it's not. The definition boils down to "everything on the internet is social media, except for these categories we've thought of" (or more likely, had lobbyists who pointed out that the definition included them and so we through them into the list of exceptions). That the majority of the text of the definition is a list of exceptions doesn't make it a narrow definition; indeed, it just highlights that the original definition sans exceptions is overly broad.

> Probably qualifies under 2s or 2m

Definitely not 2s, it's not "a classified ad service". I'm not sure there are any classified ad services are "used by or under the direction of an educational agency", but that's what you have to be to qualify under 2s. (This makes me think someone did a bad job of splicing in the exception, and the second half of 2s is supposed to be 2t. Just goes to show you the level of quality being displayed in the drafting of this bill, I suppose.)
Why Old Paper Turns Yellow (2015)
Workers rights are orthogonal to socialism for businesses. And there's more opportunity for abuse when companies are "too big to fail". Business survival should be tied to market fit and the ability to attract talent and retain them, not handouts and acquisitions.
unless you are a descendant of Chinese or at least Asian people, if you move, you may find what "national security" is about.

countries compete, albeit on different rules - having a monopoly on violence and a centrally controlled money printer tends to do that - so your dream of 'just pure free market competition' can only ever be that - a dream.
My dad drove coal trucks from Cleveland to Toledo at 16 in the 70s so yes, some are. Was it fully legal? I doubt it.
Do the One Punch Man routine minus the run.
In college I had a friend whose father was an OTR trucker. Absolutely destroyed his back. He had back problems when I first met the family and a few years later he was on medical leave and unable to work, and he was maybe in his late 50s.

He wasn't driving for Walmart of making that kind of money then, so I hope he was able to move into a different career that didn't do further damage.

It's not a job I'd want to do. Ergonomics aside, I find driving to be very unpleasant in large doses. Having to put up with traffic, shitty drivers, weather, and everything else 8-12 hours per day is not my idea of a great time.
I don't really follow that chain of reasoning.
Is it illegal in the UK for two or more people to communicate in such a way as for the communication to be not understood or recorded by an external party?

If not, how is it illegal to facilitate that communication?

(I guess: because authoritarian politicians can make up nonsensical authoritarian legislation)

I prefer legislation to be sensical, but I guess this is the timeline.
Embarrassingly funny statement.
> And the depression probably started in 2021 or 2022.

GDP is generally a bogus metric but it's an odd kind of depression that has a 5% growth in it.
"Not now" is pretty annoying, "Later" is worse, but the nadir has to be "Ask me later". No don't ask me later. Please, just don't.
> With the Figma deal [falling] through

There's just no world in which the market leader ought to be able to buy their #1 competitor, particularly in a deal where the economics ($10b on $300m rev) only make sense from an anticompetitive standpoint. I have no idea what these folks were thinking.
RHEL's Source Code Access Change Is Causing Issues for CentOS SIGs
You also need to sterilize them. Frequently. So frequently that you shouldn’t be using them in the first place.
Yikes, please don't break the site guidelines like this, regardless of how bad another comment is or you feel it is. We have to ban accounts that post this aggressively, and I don't want to ban you.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.

Edit: Fortunately your other comments seem fine so this shouldn't be too hard to fix.
AFAIK, Windows applications typically use GDI instead of DirectX.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/direct2d/com...
or just set up your browser to not allow those cookies. why default setting is not blocking all 3rd party anything from a site is ludicrous.
A couple questions: did you get permission from Friese for Funkenschlag? Why Typescript? Any plans to control for players who rage quit, anti-play (in all forms), cheat (two connections from same IP)?

I tried but couldn’t test right away, is this more like BGA or TTS?
Actually "Copy as cURL" adds much that is not required. In some cases this can be useful. However if all one cares about is what is actually needed to succesfully request a resource using HTTP, then "Copy as cURL" always includes too much. It includes "things that dont matter".

HTTP is more flexible than "Copy as cURL". There are things that can be done with HTTP that cannot be done with cURL.
Their brand is just "TESLA", not only can you see it on their homepage a few times but it's also stamped into their products like that: https://www.teslasmart.com/data/images-xl/3413-Tesla-Smart-R...

Why assume that original comment was talking about the car manufacturer when there are robot vacuums from a much older company branded like that?
No, they have they are just "IR" cameras and they avoid using word "camera", but they are still pretty much the same cameras.
Moat like water around a castle?