skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly, it's not surprising. I mean, what is the use case for 'linear television' anymore?

Is it even something you could sell to someone in an age where streaming and video sharing sites and platforms are a dime a dozen and offer content that's far more interesting?

Even the idea of sitting down to watch a show at a certain time just feels archaic in this day and age.
Count your blessings you're not being offered free lunch.
Where are you getting this information? Arab don't "need to become secularized" -- why? To make you happy? Being Muslim doesn't make a person anti-Jewish. It is extremely bizarre that you are calling for an entire group of millions of people to change their culture.
I switched companies and I had to use teams. From my experience coming Slack, teams feels heavy app. The bootup is slow and overall it felt like its bloated app. I'm using M1Pro Mac.

What I don't like the most of the teams app is, the freaking code editor. If I paste code in teams, it feels hard to read, in Slack it looks much better. Also, I hate it when on teams having some serious chat about prod issue and some in the group post a random message and whole thing just goes side ways. Lack of threads is bad experience for me. I can go on..
Then again, you may get to work on something challenging like how to brick printers if they don't use your ink.
> Problem is no one will take refugees from Gaza even temporarily. If countries would the death toll would be much less.

Why should other countries bear the burden and costs for a problem that is overwhelmingly a consequence of the actions of the Israeli state in general, and the current far-right government in particular?
"educational entertainment" videos are way too many, way too popular and binge-able - much more recommended by YT's AI. Actual education are much harder to discover on YouTube.

I have been wanting to build a YT front-end that lets me control how many "new" videos are recommended. New videos are the time-sinks.

Instead this new FE should make me re-watch so I absorb and retain better - maybe thru more Q&A like OP's platoedu or even make me write out some notes. Then I am forced to curate videos and maybe be more productive.
Yes, apprenticeship program.
Related from a few days ago:

Netflix is turning into cable TV

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39111600
The world is pro-justice. At the moment, Israel's genocide and the long-term brutal occupation have caused anyone to pay attention to support Palestine.
Wishing that all people will be smart and always do the correct thing is setting yourself up for madness. The dependency system needs to be robust enough to endure a considerable amount of dumbfuckery. Because there will be a lot of it.
And I want to know that if you use your phone while driving you will lose your license over it.
TPUs are mostly used outside of Google for training. There are better inference options.
They have in the past, though I assume it's exceedingly rare.

https://thehustle.co/how-one-17-year-old-coded-a-number-one-...
Was this software once popular in a particular niche? I can see recently had an update, but I'm not clear what market it is appealing to since the readme explicitly states that documentation is sparse.
I'm not sure why we have to bring the Ethiopian Jews into this discussion. I think a lot has changed in this regard since 1993 when this paper was published. Ethiopian jews are much more integrated into Israeli society. But yes, this statement is more complicated than meets the eye, but I don't think this particular topic is current or relevant. I.e. I don't think your typical religious right-wing settler has a problem with including an Ethiopian Jew into their definition of who they think should control the "god given land of Israel". They're probably happier with them than e.g. with some more "modern" Jewish people from the US.
I feel like I haven't written anything that would give the impression that I'm unaware of the crimes Israel inflicted on Arabs during the capital-n Nakba.

The problem is: it doesn't matter. The point is that Arab Jewish people are in Israel now, by the millions. The issue isn't that they've won some kind of trauma competition; it's the simple practical fact of their presence and the history that brought them there.

Your second point, about MENA "nations" expelling Jewish people "in a vacuum", is deeply concerning. No matter what Israel did in Palestine, Arab Jewish people had no culpability. Arguments like this are why the distinction between criticism of Israel and outright antisemitism are so slippery. I too think that distinction is weaponized, but it's hard to press the point when you're making facially antisemitic arguments.
>- Use Output to develop models that compete with OpenAI.”

But how will OpenAI know you are doing this?

>I expect that to be quite expensive.

Don't think Apple is short on cash to cheap out on stuff like this.
This highlights the valid time vs money tradeoff - but once you get into the tens of thousands for an improvement/future investment, what's the rush?
This needs to be taken with a massive grain of salt, as LLM training performance hugely depends on the framework used.

And by "performance" I mean the quality of the end result, the training speed, and what features device is physically capable of handling. While kinda discrete aspects in other fields, all of these are highly correlated in ML training.

One specific example I am thinking of is support for efficient long context training. If your stack doesn't, for instance, support flash attention (or roll its own custom implementation), then good luck with that.

Another I am thinking of is quantization. Sometimes you want to train with a specific quantization scheme, and sometimes doing that is just a performance compromise. And vendors really love to fudge their numbers with the fastest, most primitive quantization on the device.
None, there is a decent emulator included with Android Studio
Struggle. Not uncommon!
Yes, facebook is an evil corporation.

Also: stop calling it meta everyone. Don't let them get away with such a poor away to hide their past & also claim a powerful word like that.
“We can never capture the total value of a forest in terms of cultural and spiritual values or even biodiversity, but we can say that it has measurable economic values across dimensions that have not been considered before.”

So, in extreme summary, "the government has been selling the land for too cheap for too long."
I'm curious but I also appreciate the civil discussion. Thanks for the extra context re: Rabin. This topic doesn't lend itself to one liners.
People don't have to hide being anti-Israel. It's fine. You can be anti-Uganda, anti-France. Be anti-whatever country you like.
A 'non-profit' is just that, a company or other organization that does not focus on turning a profit. It does not mean that its management is particularly good at handling finances or getting the most 'bang for the buck' out of every donated dollar. There are plenty of non-profits out there that waste money as well as the government (the ultimate non-profit) and pay the people in charge (often themselves) exorbitant salaries and benefits for providing little of real value.
Lump charcoal is better in any case.
I think it's up to the DM to provide more scenarios for the mages to be more useful.
it’s so interesting to me how the DMA applies to Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Bytedance, Meta, and Microsoft, but the last week i’ve only seen interesting and hot posts on HN about one gatekeeper in particular.

all of the notions that apple must do x or y and if not, they violate the DMA and the EU must take damages— or that somehow the DMA is flawed and needs to be rewritten, are kind of wild. the DMA applies to everyone equally, so either something is allowed or it is not, and we dont know yet what the EU will say.

this is only the beginning, but the desperation of companies like Spotify and Epic openly trashing any semblance of a business relationship with the company that has 22% marketshare in Europe is pretty wild to me.
Im concerned with realistic solutions. Israel has all the power here, the reality is that any solution will be one that benefits them, and hopefully palestinians are willing to go along with.
Sounds like mafia
But Apple would only be losing the monopoly in the EU. The theoretical maximum amount this could cost Apple is 100% of EU app store revenue.

If Apple pulls out of the EU, they will definitely lose that EU app store revenue, and will additionally lose all EU hardware revenue.
Bikes and transit make the most sense in high density urban settings. Evs make more sense in a suburban world.
I have a rx580
I think (in general) Slack has been more open to automations and integrations, so entire workflows rest on it.

Teams is catching up in this respect, but fewer people rely on it beyond day-to-day communication. Not that it's not important, but maybe just not as critical to things beyond person-to-person comms.
> The biggest of those is NPM, I think

No, it's not even a Linux package repository. Think repositories for Debian, Fedora, Arch, etc.
Draconian punishments do work for the vast majority of people.

Most of Asia has very strict laws against drug use, even weed. If you look at rate of usage, it's a lot lower than more liberal places.

But I'm not even saying put people in jail. Just take away their license. They've clearly proven they're not responsible enough to handle driving.
apartheid is a loaded term of opinion, not of fact. comparing israel to other true apartheid regimes, such as south africa, is hyperbolic. there exist discriminatory policies that ought to be reformed but i do not believe that word is appropriate.

israel does, in fact, exist on some occupied land that she should return, including many west bank settlements. however, there is something to be said for keeping parts as a bargaining chip against those motivated largely by religious and nationalistic fervor mixed with some basic hatred. other parts of her land were obtained legitimately, going all the way back to the first aliyah after the kiev pogroms in which tens of thousands of jews were massacred. many immigrated legally, though the ottoman empire later threw up some barriers to immigration with hopes to limit their numbers. many were later moved legitimately under the authority of the british in mandatory palestine.

legal immigrants are not necessarily "occupiers". there is also a period past which land becomes naturalized, just like most of the world has been taken and settled by force at some point or another. most of the people who are descendants of those ancient conquerors are just as indigenous as those who were there before. i'd venture to say much of israel, while it ought to be shared better, is populated with naturalized inhabitants.
TPUs have the second best software stack after CUDA though. JAX and Tensorflow support it before CUDA in some cases and it's the only Pytorch environment that comes close to CUDA for support.
> Earlier this week, thanks to the clear language in the DMA, we shared how we plan to offer customers in the EU more choice

I followed the link to see their plan of offering customers in the EU more choice [0] and all i saw was dark patterns and cheap marketing, all in order to sell a bit more. Here’s a better idea: why not open up spotify to competing players?

[0] https://newsroom.spotify.com/2024-01-24/the-dma-means-a-bett...
What reasons might those be? I am not familiar with Haskell's history.

Are you saying that Haskell never got wide adoption because its advocates were too loud?

Even if you claim that I'll not believe it. Haskell is legitimately difficult for many annoying reasons, not least of which are the endless compiler variants.
reflects on all that code written for a paycheck

Someone please lead me into the wilderness.
These are all op-eds. Opinions, not facts. That's one. Secondly, for some of the links, if you follow the logic, they are suggesting that Israel should have gone to war with Hamas earlier and eliminated it. Thirdly, what exactly are you suggesting Israel should have done earlier in relation to Gaza and Hamas?

You probably don't know. Neither do I. If we did, other smarter people would have too and it would have probably been implemented already.
sorry, endofreach, i'll continue to call it Meta or Facebook interchangeably. One is company's legal name, and the other is its major product.

As for the evilness, i will not argue. Everyone is entitled to their opinions.

For the OP in question, Facebook will provide the best career launch pad, so i will continue to suggest that. I have been to Google and Facebook, so can compare the two.
It's nice when people use gitlab, for this reason
The bad things a person did do not cancel out the good. One should appreciate the good things a person did even though they disapprove of the bad.
These posts always remind me of the [Manta Object Storage](https://www.tritondatacenter.com/triton/object-storage) project by Joyent. This project was basically a combination of object storage with the added ability to run arbitrary programs against your data in situ. The primary, and key, difference being that you kept the data in place and distributed the program to the data storage nodes (the opposite of most data processing as I understand it), I think of this as a superpowered version of using [pssh](https://linux.die.net/man/1/pssh) to grep logs across a datacenter. Yet another idea before its time. Luckily, Joyent [open sourced](https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/manta) the work, but the fact that it still hasn't caught on as "The Way" is telling.

Some of the projects I remember from the Joyent team were: dumping recordings of local mariokart games to manta and running analytics on the raw video to generate office kart racer stats, the bog standard dump all the logs and map/reduce/grep/count them, and I think there was one about running mdb postmortems on terabytes of core dumps.
Totally agree. Plaid always delivers.

Forest Swords is the artist that comes to my mind for newer stuff besides the old Warp artists although I wouldn't call that IDM at all. I am not even sure what I would call Forest Swords.

I might even put Forest Swords up there with all the old Warp artists but its like he came to play the chill out room at 8am and everyone had already left the party.
Up is down!
Microsoft says Russian hackers also targeted other organizations
I don't know what world you live in that a license plate on your car is ok in terms of privacy, but a phone that reports whether you were using it while driving is a surveillance state.
No, the briquettes have actual coal in them. I was surprised too. I’m switching to lump charcoal when my kingsford runs out.

“That char is then mixed with ground coal and other ingredients to make a charcoal briquette.” [1]

“Technically, charcoal briquettes aren't actual charcoal, but a combination of charcoal and other ingredients molded into easy-to-light lumps. Kingsford Charcoal, for example, by far the most popular brand in the US, is made up of bits of charcoal, coal, starch (as a binder), sawdust, and sodium nitrate (to make it burn better). For the same reason that SPAM is cheaper than a whole ham, briquettes are cheaper to make than all-wood charcoal.” [2]

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingsford_(charcoal)

[2] https://www.bonappetit.com/test-kitchen/cooking-tips/article...
All I'm asking is the legality of it as far as the U.S. is concerned. Would U.S. law enforcement care? What law would I be breaking?
IF you say so.

It still feels like you're focusing on the consequences of their methods without considering the consequences of yours.
I primarily program Android phones, but instead of getting an Android watch I decided to get a PineTime in November. I've been happy with it. I primarily use it to calculate my BPM - while doing cardiovascular exercise, or resting, or whatever. I put GadgetBridge on my Android phone and hooked the watch into it and now get BPM charts of my workouts. I also connected it to my phone notifications so if I get a notification on my phone that I got a Signal message, the message appears on my watch.

Cost $27 plus $12 shipping. I upgraded the firmware via Bluetooth - the newer firmware is said to do BPMs better (I checked before and after, and it does seem to). They sell a dev kit for the same price, although you don't need the dev kit to develop unless you're really getting into it.

It's very developer friendly - you can write your own OS for it, or modify InfiniTime which is the OS it is shipped with. Source code is on Github. Have been happy with it so far.
Before that, Intel's.
Is there anyone who supports Hamas? I think most people just want Palestinians to live free.
I was specifically asking about Oct 7th coverage and the coverage this event.

While I don't agree with your recount of history, it's off-topic to my question to @dang

In fact, the presence and tone of comments like yours vs the lacking and flagging of pro-Israel gets exactly to the root of my question.
I agree with your major point, but just point of fact that 20% of Israel's military budget is from foreign military aid-- nearly all of that paid by US tax payers (although it was France that likely supplied Israel with the technology for their nuclear arsenal).

A US official stated that at the rate Israel is bombing Gaza, Israel would have run out of munitions in 3 days without US aid. An Israeli official said the same, but he said their arsenal would only have lasted one day. Even if either/both were engaging in a degree of hyperbole, the gist is, that the bombing continues at the will of the Biden administration.

Yes, Israel would not cease to exist if the US withdrew support for genocidal murder and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, but it would halt this most recent massacre of Palestinians by Israelis.

And, if the US stopped running cover for Israel in the UN Security Council, Israel would find it untenable to continue its belligerent disregard of international humanitarian law and past UN resolutions-- it might actually become the democratic state it claims to be, but to do so it will necessarily no longer be an ethno-religious state.
Nobody's alleging anything if you run over a person
Why call Sholto David a "blogger" when he is properly a scientist?

Someone please give him a budget.

And also to Elisabeth Bik!
The diplomacy consists of the fact the Japanese were allowed to rebuild their own country. They weren’t forcibly relocated to Hokkaido to make room for US settlers.
stockfish v stockfish!
This is exactly what I meant.

He started building a small straight to the point example and didn't show the result.
> That the MENA nations who expelled their minority Jewish populations did so in a vacuum

How does something occurring in Palestine justify this? Tying the actions of Jewish militias to your local Jewish population is antisemitic… if they expelled them to protest the creation of Israel, then that isn’t anti-Zionist. That they mostly all ended up going to Israel is ironically supporting the Zionist cause
The overall setup process was great. I can simply use the latest Grafana docker image, and use the environment variable to install the extra plugin (timeplus-proton-datasource) and load pre-defined data source and dashboards as yaml. Grafana was one of the few dashboard systems that support live charts over WebSocket (https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/setup-grafana/set-up...) But that mainly work for append-only data. Say every x seconds, there is a new counter. When I need to show the top 5 most active HackerNews users, if I want to auto-refresh this every X seconds, it's not easy to do with Grafana Live. I endedup with using special `limit 5 by emit_version()`, then use a Grafana transformation to order by emit_versio() desc and pick up the top 5 (check the code if you're curious https://github.com/bytewax/hacking-hacker-news/blob/main/gra...)

Kind of a hacky workaround.

This could be a good reason to explain why in Timeplus Cloud we built our own charting component, to support various render modes.
Amazing, thank you. It even works great for music videos, I never appreciated the poetic lyrical context of Pantera before. ))

Small bug, the service requires a youtube.com URL and cannot handle an m.youtube.com URL, as happens when copying from a phone web browser or NewPipe. Perhaps you could support the mobile URL as well.

Thanks, great work!
>There is now no real Palestine state and no realistic prospect of one.

There was never a real Palestinian state. Locally there were Egypt and Jordan, two states that still exist in the same way that Finland does.
Somehow due to accounting rules in the US, companies can take payment for software before it is done, and they can't count it as revenue somehow. So it sits there waiting for the feature to be done. I've seen it at big software companies in the us and at tesla (which is kind of a software company too). Found this random person on reddit who discusses it. Who knows if it is accurate but it matches what I've read elsewhere. https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/10qpasz/tesla_co...
The increased likelihood of negative consequences, like police action, is a deterrent.

The comparison with drug use can only go so far. And even in that domain, despite what harm reduction purists will tell you, supply reduction DOES work to an extent, in that it dissuades casual users. Looking back at phone use, a casual distracted driver really only differs from an addict in how often they’re doing it. If you hear about your friend being raked over the coals by the cops because of distracted driving, I honestly do believe that you’d be less likely do to it yourself.

Where I live, cops routinely drive through lakes of traffic on motorbikes and will tap on your window and signal for you to take the next exit if they see you on your phone. It works.

Even with all the imperfections present, it’s still worlds better than less-than-half-baked ideas like disabling phones travelling beyond a certain speed. Christ. Guess I’ll just never catch a train again.
Or not letting it burn off, or something. I occasionally use lighter fluid (despite owning a chimney starter) because it's just plain fun. It makes my inner cave man cackle with glee because I made fire! When I do use it, I practically drown my briquettes in the stuff so as to get a nice big FWOOSH, but I've never ever had it affect the taste of my food.
Have you heard of good faith compliance
If it had been litigated, there would be stories about the court cases, no?
Charging based on regional demand works great on the production side, but residential, industrial, and commercial experiences different peak times. Thus distribution demand at the level of substations don’t necessarily correlate well.

You could model things with individual per customer rates per minute, but charging based on connection sizes is a lot simpler.
I've been surprised that a lot of developers have no idea how to use a queue effectively. I think you are right to be suspicious of any "established patterns" you come across, and even more of fancily named queue-based paradigms.

I haven't looked at the HA space, but I guess that explains this absolutely atrocious example they give of a Kafka schema in AsyncAPI.

https://github.com/asyncapi/spec/blob/master/examples/street...
That makes it much harder to collect all sorts of useful statistics about the cars use, which is profitable, which is why all the manufacturers will eventually go with OTA.
Can't imagine willingly putting oneself in the environment you're describing.

These are people playing on the same team as you?

What kind of humans choose work environments where they're surrounded by foes?

Hoping this is winding down.
It should be a requirement that every paper be completely reproducible, for any software part of the paper. On any OS or systém, it should work. Similar to requiring statistics to be reported a certain way, there should be guarantees that the code should be available and work in all circumstances.