skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was indeed something more in the line of this, where a building was excavated, put on rails, and moved 60m in order to make way for an extension of a train station:

https://youtu.be/dEZ-AantPaY?si=9n6SdBYowo1HoXuD

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Oerlikon_-_%27Gleis_9%2...
Is Mamba Capable of In-Context Learning?
This work provides empirical evidence that Mamba, a newly proposed selective structured state space model, has similar in-context learning (ICL) capabilities as transformers. We evaluated Mamba on tasks involving simple function approximation as well as more complex natural language processing problems. Our results demonstrate that across both categories of tasks, Mamba matches the performance of transformer models for ICL. Further analysis reveals that like transformers, Mamba appears to solve ICL problems by incrementally optimizing its internal representations. Overall, our work suggests that Mamba can be an efficient alternative to transformers for ICL tasks involving longer input sequences.
Considering we're talking about Boeing, who actually do the work Spirit does for them for the 737 for other airframes (making the fuselages), and used to do it in house for the 737 before too (in that same Wichita factory complex where Spirit is now, Spirit being the result of Boeing's monumentally stupid decision to divest), I think it's fair to say that Boeing can bring production back in house.
How do you define murder ?
But you have raw SQL operator and all drizzle operations does is to build you the SQL query.

Well other orms do that as well ofc. But I feel this is a low level as it can get
Degrowth is murder is not an argument.

Is that the best we can do in this day and age? Is this really the level of argumentation that we are at?

OP posted a comment and even provided evidence for his argument in one of his/her other comment. You did not.

You cherry picked 1 fact about CO2 emissions that is not even related to what OP was talking about which was resource scarcity and decrease in biodiversity.

Finally, even if your argument is correct regarding the fact that CO2 emissions are declining in the developed countries, it is only valid if you don't take into account the fact that developed countries have outsourced most of their manufacturing to developing countries.

That means that this CO2 was if fact emitted, just not counted in the stats of the developed countries anymore.

We can hardly call that a victory.
The first Fair Trade digital agency
I think it's the combination of the rise of accessible playlists AND P4k's review style. Many who read P4k just to find new bands, viewed the review style as an impediment, not a benefit, and left once there were better alternatives.

Personally, I left after the whole Black Kids debacle, where they overhyped, and then trashed, a promising young band and destroyed their career.
I completely don't mind. The people who still want to buy Apple can just do a direct import themselves. Probably AliExpress will even offer to do it for you, just like they do for other non-EU companies that refuse to play by EU rules, e.g. Xaomi.
A proper apology, to me, is the admission of a fault that the apologiser is able to, and will, rectify next time. Therefore most error-message-apologies sound very insincere to me. I prefer computers to stay curt, true to their nature.
Dang, and seemed like such a neat idea, too.

The good news is that not only can I throw a ball at nearly the speed of light, I can run away from it even faster. And the guy at bat is on the other team. But I would rather not fry my teammates.
Sweden ends investigation into Nord Stream pipeline blasts
Overnight disappearance is bad, yes. Whether normal migration a deal breaker is personal of course. Having a slightly different attitude to your account helps. Don't get too attached to your identity and the archive of toots that builds up. The quality interactions are what make the Fediverse most enjoyable (imho), and those come along fine in a migration of followers/following. And people hitting your old profile, will see the redirection to your new location.
Sure, but would you like one company to decide which food you are allowed to eat?
Well, they also produce hydrogen in the process, so you could ask them kindly for the rest gases, and be on your way. And now, you are not producing one unit of steel thanks to the electrolysis process, but two. Win! ;-)
We need opinion pieces as much as (so-called) unbiased reporting. This one puts things into perspective, rather than merely summarizing facts and viewpoints.

I appreciate that it clearly does so and doesn't pretend to be unbiased. Nor does the so-called activism work behind the screen to manipulate politicians - like no doubt many paid by Apple lobbyists are currently doing.

You call it activism like it is a bad thing. If it is, then let us dump freedom of speech.
> ChatGPT can help you write queries like a data scientist

Badly then?

Personally I want my SQL queries to be written like a database professional.
Well there are signs. There have been less in depth articles in the past years.

And they have started pulling in the occasional Wired article, most of the time digital security fearmongering with zero to negative value. They're clearly marked as Wired on the front page now, I think because people complained, but I'm guessing Conde Nast is forcing them to keep pulling them, which is worrying.

I'm still paying for a subscription though.
> we've seen, and are seeing, the consequences of relying of foreign imports instead.

In my opinion, you're confusing bad political choices (=let's get addicted to Russian gas, then we will see about it in 10 years) with everything else. Germany could have done more in the past 10 years to not get to the point in 2022 to be threatened by a country - they didn't, now they have to brute-force innovation/renovation.

I would just like to remind you that US is still buying a quarter of necessary enriched uranium from Russia, and US doesn't seem a country of "ideology" as you claim. If Russia wants to retaliate today, it's really bad news.
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You don't need that then in the fetch example. I don't know about ajax.
It's especially tragic knowing that Postgres did originally have system-time-like versioning built-in. Instead we get to enjoy being upsold on proprietary ETL-to-Redshift, AlloyDB, etc.
Thanks, didn't come across them!
A fairly interesting initiative sharing (currently more than 6800) open-source notebooks!
"The conclusion of the investigation is that Swedish jurisdiction does not apply and that the investigation therefore should be closed," the Swedish Prosecution Authority said in a statement.

It took one year to determine this?
> Python's performance, aka runtime, is irrelevant for this application.

While you are doing toy schematics, maybe.

> Getting things done is a much better goal that being modern.

If you don't care when this "getting things done" creates unmaintainable mess, perhaps.

Using python as platform for language design shows that the authors of "Autopile" are uninformed.
the data is stored as JSONB so that it can be used generically across all tables and adapt to schema changes
How many people have their own oil pump in the back yard? And are self sufficient with food?

No man is an island.

In an extreme situation when you have no grid for a week then yes, having to slum it by only heating one room.

Every house having 50kwh would allow massive grid smoothing when wind and solar are fluctuating. Just one day of storage would allow a lot of arbitrage, but when power is cheap overnight and run solely off battery when it’s expensive.
Check that it is actually there. I have heard doom monger predictions for over 3 decades and none of them have come true to date. I live by the sea and the level hasn't risen by any perceivable amount. 30 years ago I was told that major cities would be underwater by now.
If we're fine at engineering, why are doors falling off planes?

I don't think you can say "We're fine at engineering but we're often terrible at management."

They're not separate things.

Engineering culture is about inventiveness, pride, craftsmanship, and getting the job done well. Bean counter culture is the opposite of all those. If that's the culture engineers work under not only do none of them happen, but they become less and less possible over time.
read the article I linked to

> The fall in CO2 emissions in advanced economies is also seen while considering consumption-based metrics, meaning that the fall in emissions in these regions is not merely a result of offshoring of manufacturing.
OpenScope Air Traffic Control Simulator
Neural nets?
It's not just about energy, how do you store electricity ? How do you extract the materials ?
Good point. Boeing (737) has the door open to the outside. The Airbus (320) the door opens to the inside.

I can remember when I was small my Mom mentioned that doors of buildings in the US are mandatory to open to the outside, a rule that does not exist in Europe AFAIK. So there you have it, you have a significant higher chance of crashing in a Boeing, but when it happens, your can leave the plane 2 seconds faster.
It is easy to represent a graph in Postgres using edge and node tables. For the use case we have, it is more performant to query such a setup for many millions of relationships vs using the big names in graph databases.

You just need a little bit of appropriate index selection and ability to read the output of EXPLAIN ANALYZE to do so.

There are probably use cases where this doesn't hold, but I found in general that it is beneficial to stick to Postgres for this, especially if you want some ability to query using relations.
M1 Pro base model which is what we usually get in LATAM.

Zero issues other than disk space (500gb gone, no downloads, only work stuff) due to Android and iOS SDKs. I have and love a Dell dock to use the bigger monitor and their webcams.

Also I wish I could use it on my lap for more than 10 minutes, but I always feel the heat "there", even though its not really that hot, its enough to bother.

I'd probably test the bigger version next time, if reasonable, to see if coding in other environments becomes even better. I use that Nextstand plastic thing and it weights nothing, super useful for longer coding on the go.
children dying because you don't produce enough food to feed them. people dying because your economy cannot support high technology required to make advanced drugs. old people freezing to death because you don't produce enough energy to heat their homes

this isn't a hypothetical. Look at any communist regime!
Next step: turn the book into a 3D video.

I recently read an Isaac Asimov book where he was describing a device that takes a book and acts it out for you. Made me think we’re probably pretty close.
Promoting free software through unfree software IS selfish and hurtful to society.

Just because you don't necessarily have a solid counterargument to his convictions, doesn't make anything he said "over the top." That's just a disingenuous dismissive attitude towards what is clearly a post on his personal website that builds on established and clearly communicated values (freedom of software.)

There's absolutely nothing in that article that criticises making and sharing free software. It is clearly criticising using a certain type of medium to share free software. If that's zealotry, then any argument against doing anything is, too.

I wager that this hostility felt by these views are projections of guilt, devoid of criticisms towards said views or values. In fact, I'd argue that having no opposition towards a certain ethos then opposing it for frivolous reasons such as personal offence out of a public blog post is as close to hypocrisy as one can get.
I can't find relevant info, but I'm cynically assuming there's some zoning shenanigans going on here to setback the actual building to create a "public space" in exchange for selling air rights to the (or some) adjacent tower and then build this rolling shed to reclaim said public space for for-profit events to double dip. Which looks like is happening at least 1/12 a year for New York Fashion week on top of other ticketed events.
SDXL(and possibly 2.1) switched to different CLIP implementation that
is geared for sentence-level understanding,
SD1.5 uses old CLIP that works with tag-cloud type prompts.
Whats this newspeak? Why cant people just talk properly like we did before the war? Not that silly little war, the actual war, WW1.

I am a grumpy old man, fed up with all this newfangled nonsense.
Fertilizer and tractors both contributed enormously to devastaing the biodiversity of the planet. The question is not whether we can sustain a larger population, but whether we can sustain a population as large as currently exists - while maintaining any semblance of a natural world. Over a long enough time line both questions almost certainly do in fact merge. But it's equally possible to conceive of a medium term future with nature utterly devastated and humanity clinging on in increasingly baroque ways to a dying rock.
I don't see how the design of the fetch API relates to async/await being badly designed, can you explain?
Sure, it's always a tradeoff. Yet my pet peeve is that people rarely talk about the social aspects of the programming language. It's called "language" for a reason. We express our thoughts using this language ("I intend this code to do such and such"), and we expect other people to be able to understand what we intended, and we want to make sure that they understand exactly as we want them to.

I judge languages on their ability to collectively construct mental maps in the brains of the developers who work on the same project. If they all read the same code, will they be able to understand the task and intent of that code without additional explanations? How cognitively hard would it be?

Gottfried Liebnitz was obsessed with finding a Universal Language, which was exactly about this – making communication clear and lacking misunderstanding. I feel like Dart (and most other languages) approach is the opposite of that. Creating multiple ways to express the same intent is a sure go way to introduce misunderstanding and fracture the speakers of that language into dialects and groups. Go's, on the other hand, is really good at making this "reconstructing mental map" part a joy.
RustPython
We launched yesterday Geppetto. We did that for sharing it to the community because it is being useful for us.

Deeptechia was not formally launched. All what you read is true. Again, you can check my profile for more information and not only narrow to DT.
Security in depth.

TPM+PIN prevents taking/imaging the drive and trying an offline attack.

And TPM is rate-limited, another security in depth feature.
> They present how the world is improving in an irrefutable

For whom? Some things are improving, some things are getting worse. Saying that the world is getting better overall requires judgement of how much you value different things.
> the Germans had turned their back on almost emission free nuclear power, and in practice had turned towards very dirty coal.

Before Russia invaded Ukraine, coal was shrinking even faster than nuclear in Germany. Coal usage only temporarily went up in 2022 as emergency measure.
The plane example. Better to have software fault, stop and let redundant system take over. Which might be the pilot looks at another gauge. Pilot logs problem and gets looked at.
Sorry, could you explain what this means "this one actually renders a lot of web content decently."?
From the FAQ:

"
Q: Why bother? You can’t make a new browser engine without billions of dollars and hundreds of staff.

Sure you can. Don’t listen to armchair defeatists who never worked on a browser.
"

Nice take.
Where in Europe do people pay the highest taxes?
'Smaug-72B': The new king of open-source AI
Biggest problem for me, "replace" in go.mod - any ideas?
Is that really a smart choice, given that we have compilers that can deal with the gory details?
Yeah or it's just the capital that has been there in abundance.
Spawned from the defense industry, thriving through the money made in the 2000s and after by creating profits all over the world (ads!) and then evading taxation as much as possible while funneling the money back to the valley and hiring the world's best talent to keep that first place.

The small business owner pays taxes because what else can they do?
Big corps go through tax-havens and relocations and don't do so, while profiting off of the infrastructure paid for by taxes (=> enabling customers over seas to even buy iphones).
Traditional companies ship physical products and/or employ more people in the respective countries, while they also try to evade taxation I think those circumstances make them a much better subject to it though.

Really, the more I keep on talking to my friends in the Valley the more it boils down to the money factor. Salaries, VCs and all the likes.
I don't say Europe shouldn't be less business hostile, but one should see the Valley the way it is and realize that just buy changing the laws and trying to copy it Europe can't succeed. They should find their own path.
You are cheery picking a few examples without looking at the whole picture. The Amazon forest is still being decimated, we are still over-fishing the oceans, and that's just for starters.

Let's not even talk about healthy soil depletion and what comes with that problem.

Insects are disappearing at an ever faster rate and they are at the base of many food chains.

Are there some things that are better now? Sure but you are looking at the tree and you missed the entire forest.
std::sorting floats is perfectly well defined in C++ as long as you respect the precondition that there are no NaNs in your range. In other words the subset of floats without NaNs respects strict weak ordering.

edit: when using the default comparison. With a custom comparator you can do whatever you want, including using std::weak_order to sort NaNs.
Geppetto is useful for us internally, we think others will also find it useful. Geppetto is not the first integration of ChatGPT with Slack, there are several and it seems like we are not the only ones finding it useful.

If you are looking to an AI/AGI/ML innovation, this is not what Geppetto is. It is clear from the beginning.

BTW, all this does not imply we are not working on the ML field in cybersecurity static analysis though.
Processors with saturating capabilities usually clip at 0x7FFFFFF and 0x80000000, so the clipping thing has no relation to the original topic. But in fixpoint DSP, 0x8000 (add trailing zeros if you like) is often the only possibility to achieve a multiplicative identity by using a = - b * 0x8000, with the negation part of the assembly instruction.
What an excellent outcome. Well done Jesper Graugaard. Like Alan
Bates, those fighting for common sense and decency around technology
are gaining strength and winning victories despite the fear and
reluctance of institutions to challenge big-tech.
Recent Intel/AMD CPUs feature transparent full memory encryption.

Recent AMDs have another feature called SecureBio(metrics) which directly connect one USB socket to the CPU in such a way interception is not possible, which allows one to design a secure USB device (fingerprint reader, webcam for now) which can't be intercepted at the bus level.

PCIe is still vulnerable, but I bet it won't be long before transparent encryption comes to it.
It is always refreshing to meet fellow naives like yourself, I like the company of the likely minded!

Engaging in today's political theatre and culture (that is the keen slave of forceful bean counters/collectors btw.) with the prediction of constructive advancement for the quality of life, that is some very hardcore stuff! Even for me.

(what I can do beyond raising voice is to show example rather than piss into the headwind hurricane. and hope others will follow, or I can follow. but definitelly not replacing my inner Gandhi with Rocky in a blink and getting into a fistfight with scores of agressive pro boxers simultaneously who are itching to run over anyone in their way. also I can avoid the products of those bean people, not feeding them with my purchases or assistance any way, encouraging others doing the same. vermins should starve, not bloom!)
You are becoming less religious, yet want to be religiously fulfilled? Why move away from faith if it is valuable to you?
Oh I loved jQuery.

Anybody remembers DataTables https://datatables.net or X-editable https://vitalets.github.io/x-editable/ ?
> and don't just route money from young people to old

Doesn't matter. Money represents goods and services. And the young people to provide care to the elderly at the currently expected levels don't exist. Things, even services, that don't exist can't be bought at any price.

People often forget that money is but a proxy for other things. On the small scale of an individual or a family anything can be bought. For a country, the illusion is broken and you have to do economics with actual people, actual land, ... because otherwise prices will rapidly "adapt" and make policy impossible.

Which is exactly the mistake 99% of all governments currently make.
This doesn't just apply to covid - the reality is that a lot of global human suffering is being generated to prop up firstworld lifestyles, and the beneficiaries of that status quo have both material and psychological reasons for closing their eyes to it.

People have a much easier time with telling themselves "sometimes suffering just happens and can't be helped" when the suffering is inflicted on strangers who are far away. The party can continue when you convince yourself there is no child in the cobalt mine, only cool new smartphone features.
I honestly don't trust the stats, and this kind of analysis and "blame on politicians for lying and focusing on negatives" does not convince me. Especially with all the ensuing gaslighting that happens in response to valid criticisms.
You missed the crucial part, it's not about the synapses, but the organisation they have that brings out consciousness.

At the moment we have absolutely no idea of what basic organisation (of synapses) it stems from, something we could build upon, nor any idea of the general organisation of the whole system that make the consciousness an emergent property
Why is this post above downvoted? The opinion in the last sentence aside, the post is just stating facts.

Whether one supports the German plan to rely on gas-peaker plants or not, it is undeniably expensive to build and maintain plants that are not fully utilized but rather only act as a backup for times when renewables produce too little.
The German government just decided to subsidize the construction of these plants with the equivalent of 17 billion USD [1]. It is already clear that more subsidies will be required [2].

[1] https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/germany-agrees-subsi...
[2] https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/kraftwerksstrategie-das-si...
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What is the feature? What permission do I need? Who is my administrator? How do I contact them?

These are the more important points to assist the user with then adding a "sorry".

I'd argue that this should be a button with 'request read access to FooViz from your administrator' that facilitates the corrective action on the users behalf. Similar to clicking on a Google docs link that you don't have access to.