skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's possible that the goal of the course is not to be able to produce an A paper but to gain the knowledge that would allow one to produce an A paper. That is to say, the paper may be a measurement not the goal.
Those crash test requirements should take into account what you’re crashing into :) it’s all the protection for the car occupants and none for those in the real word.
Nothing a bit of superglue can't fix.
> Whereas classic vending machine inventory systems requires an human person to track the re-fills or sales.

Sorry?

You order by the # of the item.

This is recorded in NVRAM/sent to cloud nowadays.

There is absolutely no need to involve any human being in the process of tracking sales.
> What about complex validation rules?

I wpould use my server-side form and database library, Bozen[1] to do this.

>

[1]: https://github.com/cabalamat/frambozenapp
Pinchai is anything but a good leader....he is the blandest CEO yet somehow is seeped in politics....
People don't get it: it's not AI that is valued high, it's the dollar that is worthless.

If the US wants to win in Ukraine it needs to print like a mad man, look at the SPR; it tells you the truth (albeit with 3 months lag for mere mortals).

This is the end game, no matter what the eternal growth crowd says.

How money (and empires) die.
This might not be the norm, but when SVB went bust FDIC insured money was paid out in a matter of days.
I feel like the term SPA has since ceased to have any meaning with the HN crowd.

I mean i do generally agree with your sentiment that SPAs are way overused, but several of the examples of TFA arent SPAs, which shoould already show you how misguided your opinion is.

depending on the framework, SPAs can start at ~10KB. really, the SPA is not the thing thats causing the bloat.
Reading the initial story, knowing that Saar was going to lose 100k, it seemed like this was a win for both sides, for 100k Saar could now show his ability to reasonably change opinion in the face of evidence, say that he had effectively funded a correct analysis of covid's source. & all while advertising Rootclaim as guiding this truth-seeking exercise with him playing devil's advocate

Then the conclusion outlines the desperation after losing the debate, & all dignity is lost
Yes, because the merchants raise prices because people pay with credit cards (which take fees), you take back a little (though of course not all) of extra markup via points, assuming you use a 2% cashback card (at least) on your purchase (which assuredly many people don't).
A lot of this new wave of "privacy focused" "we're not Chrome" browsers are A) just Chrome and B) venture capital funded. They're cool and fun now, but their ultimate goal is to burn VC money in a giant advertising pyre in hopes of pulling enough of the market away from Chrome to justify their existence. They'll either fail and burn out, or succeed and promptly enshittify to be even worse than Chrome. Please just use Firefox.
Kinda dumb that I didn't pour every bit of cash to their stock when chatgpt was released... it was kinda obvious... but so it goes.
My favorite was when they put my well-marked mail-order medicine right at the exit of the roof gutter pipe, instead of the front door. Sometimes it feels like the workers want to purposely cause chaos.
Most of what is made is not that good. For every shawshank redemption we have 20 'leonard part 6' movies or worse. People just do not realize how much content there is out there in the big budget space. In the low budget space that ratio is even worse. Most of it is not good. We are going to see the volume of low effort items cranked to 11.
Why is this downvoted? That's exactly what's happening here. The affected devices are being overclocked, and the instructions at the end of the linked support document detail how to find the correct limits for your CPU and set them in your BIOS.
Best advice I heard was from Jonathan Blow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7kh8pNRWOo

And Dr. Huberman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48jlHaxZnig

Everything else didn't have enough data for me to latch onto.

Life is difficult, and some tasks are not meant to be fun. You can't fix that. You can however reframe your minds' perspective on the manner. Instead of thinking "Man there are so many dishes to do, I'd rather be playing Helldivers 2 now" you can think "I can do 5 dishes... That was easy, I can do 5 more dishes... Look how many dishes i did! I can do 5 more". Even if it's clearly a lie to yourself that you enjoy it, you'll find that your brain will start to believe it.

Over time, your brain will take on the new perspective. This is why "faking it until you make it" works.
Doesn't that kind of prove they're messed up, if no other USB cable works?
Man, all that Nvidia stock I bought back in 2016 because I thought the Oculus Rift was cool is really starting to pay off.
Not any longer, they sold it off in 2020 and only retain a minority share.
Maybe you can come up with a better comparison?
He isn't though. He hasn't been at AMD or Intel for quite some time.
Trailing vs. Forward P/E.
Every successful platform is a swamp. Human lives are short, so we do things hastily; communication and coordination is hard; zero sum views of competition are widespread; we don't know how to do sustainable fast iteration of ecosystems (or even slow iteration); the swampiness helps concentrate wealth, which is even more highly rewarded.

Cities are a swamp. The Web is a swamp. Linux is a swamp. Capitalism is a swamp. Democracy is a swamp.
UPS is better in my experience with them always requiring a code sent to me via USPS to verify access to UPS My Choice, except for when I signed up with a new construction address - It also seems to only show me packages with my last name on it, packages with just a company name did not show up.
It's a hard problem; we are basically building a distributed database from scratch to solve it. You have to pick a position on the DB-design trade-off curve where you can store state with low latency, consistently, where the state is very ephemeral (long running handlers aside, generally it should only live for a few minutes). But more than anything, the 'trick' is storing service state, execution state (ie the journal), and communication between services all in the same distributed log - that means you can commit all 3 atomically
And Google has TPUs that can compete with Nvidia, but they want to hoard it all and don't want to sell outside of GCP.

How well Nvidia can hold its current valuation depends on how useful the new AI/LLM ecosystem will become. Just chat apps and summarizing documents aren't that IMO.
You can still do it
USA is not fighting in Ukraine. Ukraine is. To suggest otherwise disregards their exceptional heroism.
AAPL's P/E has almost always been extremely low in that period (and still is iirc, they have a ton of cash on hand which you need to back out).

After 2008, AAPL was trading for something like 7x earnings, GOOG same, MSFT same.

The funniest part is that people genuinely don't understand that these examples disprove the point they are making.

(And yes, NVDA is obviously overvalued...)
Exactly, this is what I don't buy in the "black market will get extremely unattractive" argument. The status quo is to buy illegally (but with very low risk for the buyer, and usually excellent anonymity) from established dealers, often people with a lot of knowledge in growing/processing. The new legal approach would be to either grow yourself, or join a club [0]. I don't consume cannabis, but if I would have to choose between joining a state-registered alcohol club, brewing my own beer, growing my own grapes, or just buying a bottle of wine illegally now and then from someone who has expertise in making it (and with nearly all risk on the seller side), I would definitely opt for the latter.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_Social_Club
It's interest, yes. Notably because the existing solution (AP) has been a negative to me.

Not sure how you call that hype. Is everything hype until you understand it well to you?
Which is why I stated I've read about that on 4chan and not taken is as a truth.

That being I highly believe that stuff like this has and is happening right now.

I've worked in consultancy enough to know that many job's securities revolve around solving specific issues, and if the issues don't exist job security gets lower.
> Using LLMs for making comment in broken English is very easy thing. It help much because you can type and it give back what you need, but with simple English. Very good tool for who not first language English.

Well, it does pass in the sense that I would never guess that this was AI generated.
> “For the lab leak to be correct, all you need to assume is that people are people. They did bad modeling, they manipulated data, they made mistakes in their codes. […] That is guaranteed to happen given the politics” — Saar Wilf

This is a stark contrast with his "Real Truth" mathematical model which are made by Gods, are based on unmanipulated inputs, are unbiased and apolitical...
citations needed.
Most people don’t want to grow at home and the black (grey?) market will always be more profitable. Or maybe they’ll start a dispensary
You just assumed someone's gender by the form of their genitals.

/s but...
> the benefit is that it's automatic

I wouldn't trust this automatic data for shit. When's the last time you used a vending machine that did not have any problems? The classic meme of people beating on a machine because something got stuck. How is that inventory managed? Does the inventory decrement every time someone pushes buttons to vend an item? Is it tracked by weight? Who enters the weight?

This seems like a system ripe for abuse by the manufacture on needing maintenance like the McDonald's soft server machine.
The last big experiment around drug prosecutiond and legalization, the prohibition, showed a drop in crime after legalization.

Out of curiosity, what other businesses you had in mind?
What do you think "promoted for being white" means?
From subpoenaed communications we even know that certain figures who publicly denounced the lab-leak theory, privately believed the theory was plausible or even likely.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-covid-lab-leak-deception-an...

This article is part of what I like to call the narrative media. You decide what the facts are and don't give a damn about reality -- because that's what keeps your readers coming back for more.
I can’t believe it’s 2024 and we are still seeing bugs with handling “special” characters. Unicode has been here for how long? Robust string handling is supported in every language. There is no such thing as a special character. My name should be able to contain Chinese characters. My password should be able to contain emojis. What is this Stone Age shit still running on companies’ backends?
If I do cardio exercise for an hour and am measuring my BPM the whole time, a little less than 20% of the battery is drained. They changed the BPM algorithm in the latest Infinitime update, not sure what the battery hit was in the old one.

I turned off Bluetooth and put the watch on the shelf five days ago, the battery drained maybe 14% over that time. I mainly use the watch to measure my BPM, but it can do other things (measure steps walked, get notifications from an Android phone, stopwatch, tell time of course, a somewhat weak flashlight app, it even has games like 2048 and Pong).

On Android there is a Sleep as Android app, which I have never used, which says it integrates with PineTime. Reading what people on the net say, some have been happy with it, some have encountered problems. I have never tried to get sleep readings on Gadgetbridge and don't see any talk about Pinetime and Gadgetbridge for sleep on the net. I know someone who has a Fitbit where the sleep measurement from watch to Fitbit app is very extensive, and even tries to estimate when someone is in REM sleep and such - Pinetime doesn't have anything like this yet.

To me it's a $27 (plus shipping) hackable watch that does the main thing I want it to, measure BPM. As people code for it, it will probably get more capabilities - someone already improved how it measures BPM in the latest version of Infinitime by doing some fast fourier transforms and the like. Some of the more expensive watches seem to have more capabilities, but I like it for my purposes.
EDIT: After checking what has passed, everything I wrote seems to hold up.

Source:

https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/service/gesetze-...

I've not looked into what exactly passed, but the proposal was joke. Even more so, it was joke regardless where you stand on this topic - and that's quite an achievement.

The proposal was constructed in a way that it technically legalized, but in a way that I'm sure will be of no practical relevance.

According to the proposal, to buy legally you had to be a member of a registered club, so no anonymity.

The club could only sell what it produces (three plants per member) and could only have a restricted number of members. The club can sell at most 50 g per month, it needs an addiction prevention officer, it cannot be near a kindergarden, and so on.
Very bureaucratic, so these clubs will be exactly as popular as intended.
The quoted material sounds like a poor analysis. It doesn't take into account all the times the UPS would have failed while the grid was fine. UPSs are not pure goods with no downsides that merely add to availability. Commercial UPS are very unreliable, bordering on a scam.
I personally will never use the flight time zone related queries anymore. Almost like it didn’t know how time zones worked.
Awesome! Will check it out
They still can make money from it since it's not available for sale commercially (EU laws prohibit this).

So you can only get it by joining a club or grow it yourself, both are a hassle for most people so the black market will remain, but I expect there to be a lot more competition since not only organized crime is now able to partake but anyone who (legally) grows.
This is not something that is only a thing within google. Similar things are happening in a lot of companies and even public institutions like schools, universities and public media networks like the BBC.

It's Doctor who traveling to medieval Britain and showing a level of diversity that we see today. Or black Cleopatra. Or black Vikings. The list goes on and on.

In this case, they were overdoing it and so they will turn it down but I doubt they will "turn it off". Of course, the people who are doing it, will never acknowledge it and gaslight anybody who points it out as weird right wing conspiracy nut, but in cases like this, you can see it happening in a very obvious way.
Well, yeah, because I did.

I walked into a conference room to meet with the CTO, CFO, and lead dev. A huge whiteboard in the room, I was like _sh*t_.

But the test was basically a few sheets of paper with some technical questions, along with a conversation. There was a take-home as well, which annoyed me because I already answered ~12 meant-to-be tricky questions, drove ~45 minutes, spent 30 minutes waiting for everyone, and an hour conversation. But it was worth it in the end.

I have flat out refused a few companies interview processes in the past, telling them I don't have the time nor patience for the games. I still managed to get those jobs, surprisingly.
...and finally enter a world where literally no one understands anymore how the technology works, not even the people developing them. Singularity, here we come...
Even as a software engineer I don't use my computer science degree. Companies aren't interested in code that requires a CS degree to write because then developers aren't replaceable cogs.
relevant for HN: The Joint Routing Protocol: http://darklab.org/jrp.txt
>There’s an entry in nut‘s hardware compatibility list for “Back-UPS (USB)” of “supported, based on publicly available protocol”. I made the order.
It's better to just build your own with a 12v charger, a few 12v lead acid deep discharge batteries in parallel and a 9-18v -> 12v aligner.

If you live in EU go with 110-220v charger so your setup can outlive a brownout.
I could see that being an effect in the short term, but I don't think there's a fixed amount of criminality in a given society. I'd bet there's a significant linear correlation with the size of the black market in society (in terms of annual revenue) and the amount of criminality. Reduce the amount of revenue, reduce the amount of criminality. Source: Nothing.
I’m genuinely curious: have we seen profit (not revenue) increases from these companies buying these GPUs and deploying AI models?

What’s an AI product that’s actually making a lot of money (profit)? I cannot find reliable stats on how much profit OpenAI actually generates.
Ill-judged tree planting in Africa threatens ecosystems, scientists warn
the opposite is the case. from your link: "Archive.is’s owner is intentionally blocking 1.1.1.1 users"
"direct dividends for industrial development are less clear"

Were those dividends clear in the 60s? Or are they only clear now that we look back on the venture 50 years later?
> Its rapid ascent in the past year has led analysts to draw parallels to the picks and shovels providers during the gold rush of 1800s as Nvidia's chips are used by almost all generative AI players from chatGPT-maker OpenAI to Google.

Yeah it's the exact same scenario, except for... you know... the gold part. Everything is a gold mine when you print money like there is no tomorrow and your entire economy is based on debt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Machine_Stops is submitted occasionally.

It's from 1909
From my own adventure in this area, the battery is very standard and IMO reasonably priced. What gets expensive is shipping it, since lead is so heavy. I remember having trouble finding local sellers for them that would have avoided the shipping cost.
Exactly who I was thinking of.

That ban on installing their equipment on government property is a good idea, but they are all over the place, often on entrances to large buildings so lots of views of streets.
"Actual problems" like crypto scams, NFTs, and both mainstream and "new" manipulations of value tokens that don't even exist? Or an industry like health insurance, which doesn't even need to exist?

As for salaries - you can be a hopelessly mediocre engineer, doctor, lawyer, etc, and still earn good money. You can even be a bad professional who is actively incompetent and still earn good money.

The fact that salaries can be hyped so they don't accurately reflect social value is a symptom of the problem, not an explanation for it.
> No matter the cause of COVID

If the cause of COVID had nothing to do with infectious disease labs, food standards, or air filtration, then those three action items would be irrelevant.

If the cause of COVID was acute poisoning combined with a global, coordinated psychological operation, then you've got bigger fish to fry.
At least the built in “multicore enhancement” type overclocks that are popular nowadays with motherboard manufacturers.

I wonder if the old style “bump it up and memtest” type overclocking would catch this. Actually, what is the good testing tool nowadays? Does memtest check AVX frequencies?
Hmm, I'm curious why dont any of these use forward error correction? It seems like it'd be much more efficient to have parity added so you can rely on some of those bits failing but store at better rates.
Apple PE is 28, Proctor and Gamble is 22. It hardly seems overpriced. It also has high book value because of huge cash reserves and little debt (if any?).

2005 it was a gamble I have no idea, and if they hadn’t invented the iPhone they would have been DOA.

To some degree, they will need another revolutionary product as iPhones seem pretty mature, and I think they are still a little unsteady on that front judging from Vision reviews and sales.
I think there are a couple of legitimate uses of iframes, but in most cases, it’s not something you want to use.

If you want to take payments in your application using a vendor like Nodus, ie, if you have an app that is being used by a CSR/Salesperson, and they need to take CC or eCheck data, showing the payment application in an iframe (within the context of the app) lets you have that feature within the application but importantly, means you don’t have to be PCI DSS compliant yourself
I don't think AI is a bubble but Nvidia's stock price might be. They aren't the only company designing GPUs.
5 Best Books on AI Recommended by ChatGPT
The old content can become a liability. Maybe the brand has shifted, or norms have shifted and the old content is off-key.
Why was Brin named defendant when his contractors hired the pilots and did all the related work? Because Brin is a billionaire. That’s why.
but you have solved it before, so it does not give you a good idea of whether your coding test can reasonably be solved in time.
Nancy Pelosi is an investing visionary, clearly.
What was the point of this story?

Aside from “you may now proceed to be angry”
Can Restate handle backward compatibility and versioning for long-running processes that might span multiple software updates?
If you really want to save the content for yourself, use something like https://archivebox.io/

I've been running a local instance for a few years now and download/save tech articles all time. I can search and find them as needed.
Checklist for asking questions
I am currently sitting at my gaming PC, which does have a Blu Ray drive.
I use it about one or two times a year.
Just today I threw in a CD with the driver of my newly installed tp-link AXE5400 (WiFi PCIe adapter), because it wasn't detected on my PC and I didn't have internet without Wi-Fi.
I immediately got a prompt if I want to run the "autorun.exe" on the disc.
So that is still there (Windows 22635.3209, Windows-Insider Beta Chanel).
APC doing horrible things with "standard" cables isn't new, though - they used a nonstandard null modem serial cable back in the day, such that if you tried to connect to the UPS using a standard null modem cable, it'd trigger shutting off the UPS.

This isn't to say it's good, just that it's not new.
A git repo in Syncthing? Wow. You really like to live dangerously.
Auth0 can do this. Identifier first login, SSO domain aliases, and MFA are all supported. They have an Organizations feature as well, but I'm not certain if you'd need that from what you've described. Customization of various aspects of the authn flow can be done via Actions (and Rules, but they're deprecated).
Ukraine fighting on behalf of the USA.

Better ?
>Anyway, this is a public space and license plate numbers are a public information (just like the names of streets), which can be associated with an individual but until they are - they are not personal information.

The fact that the vehicle is in a public space is irrelevant, and the names of streets are an obvious straw man.

Article 4(1) of the GDPR is quite clear as to what constitutes personal data:

> ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person;

The fact that the natural person is identifiable by absolutely anyone (the motor vehicle licensing agency), not just the passers-by looking at the license plates, makes the license plate number personal information.
If US wanted Ukraine to win, the war would’ve been finished long time ago.
Amazing how this gets flagged and falls off the front page…
Michio Kaku likes to speculate a whole lot, and is no stranger to pushing pseudoscience. I don't mean to say this as an ad hominem attack, maybe he's right in this instance, but not caring about his opinion in an area outside his expertise is a rational course of action given the limited number of hours in our lives.