skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I still use ~Google~ Kagi for some searches (people, addresses, items to buy), but ChatGPT is a very different tool for me, and is a regular part of my life now. Some examples.

- My kid's sports schedule is in a table on the school's site. Paste it into chatgpt, give it a few handling rules, and ask for the contents of an .ics file back. Now I have everything in my calendar.

- A job posting looked interesting but I couldn't figure out what the company actually did. Pasted their website copy into chatgpt, asked for an ELI5, and had a five minute conversation, after which I could convincingly answer the "why us?" interview question.

- I haven't done math problems in a long time, so when my kid needs help with something that's totally unfamiliar to me, I can paste a photo of his worksheet into chatgpt and ask for an explanation, and after a few minutes I know enough to help him.
Sounds boring. What would we have to talk about on a slow Wednesday morning? :)
This makes sense. If there's one thing windows can do better than Linux it's portable applications. The vast majority of my daily drivers on windows can run from my memory stick on any system without installation. Though this is not the same as what you're taking about.
Is there any GUI for SymPy one could easily use to solve symbolic math like Maple/Maxima/Macsyma?
Oldest commit was from today: https://github.com/sympy/sympy

Where are you getting 14 years from?
I recently shifted my opinion on IQ tests a bit after watching a recent Veritasium video. He goes into the background/history/controversy of the test as well as some of the concrete impacts of the test and places where it's used. For example did you know the US military has an IQ minimum cutoff? And furthermore they have a second 'soft' cutoff, where only 20% of the military can have an IQ under a certain value. In the past they tried removing this second restriction, but had to reinstate it after seeing increases in casualties/indicators of reduced efficiency! So are IQ tests everything? No. But do they have no merit? Also no. It's somewhere in between.

Would highly recommend a watch https://youtube.com/watch?v=FkKPsLxgpuY
I agree with your basic thesis here, retrospection will view LLMs as a transitional architecture.

However, this paper is evidence that the field is figuring out how to built what's actually needed, which is a good thing.
I've been using firefox for the last 3 years or so and its mostly been flawless. I can't complain.

OP reminded me to appreciate them, so I donated to mozilla. Mozilla, please don't spend my donation funding stupid shit. Your core product deserves the most love.
I thought that this was so we could represent all days of the month using 5 bits.
They almost all seem to run at FP16 precision, so they are not quantized, just optimized to run on Qualcomm NPU.
Well, the chrome people have a hand in writing those standards…
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There is also the German state of Lower Saxony holding 12% of Volkswagen, and of course lots of countries fully or partially owning technically private organizations in infrastructure, transportation and communication. So "generally" is doing some lifting here. It's not that this never happens, but it is the exception. It would be highly unusual for the EU to just directly invest in companies like that.
I think you misunderstood. It does.
The iPhone has no consistent "back" button/gesture.
>The problem, and why we will never get these programs, is that no one actually wants to put up the resources to help drug addicts.

It's not a question of resources but politics. There is a segment of the left that links homelessness to housing policy (as in they don't consider homeless drug addicts as a drug addiction problem, but rather an affordable housing problem) and is also against any forced institutionalization.
The salary for the CEO of Mozilla is 6.9 million USD (almost 7 million). They fired developers to save money, and put all the money saved into the CEO's salary. I don't see Mozilla getting better anytime soon.

https://www.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/18b6tdp/mozilla_c...
Related:

American drivers even more distracted by phones. Pedestrian deaths are soaring

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39479334
I don't think I'm a "slow thinker" but I definitely don't like rushing arguments or struggling with fast-talking sophists.

What do I do? I shut up and listen.

When the other person says something wrong, I shake my head. If it's obviously wrong, I say no with the tip finger. If it's insultingly wrong, I use the middle finger :)

Usually the other person CAN NOT STOP talking. That's good. If I'm pressed to talk I simply say "that's a whole lot of bullshit" and refuse to answer bad faith arguments.

Meanwhile I have enough time to think a thorough response. Questions like "are you really saying that..." are the best counters.
Sorry for my low-value comment, but I think it is appropriate here. Doing a psychoanalysis of OP does not really add to the discussion meaningfully.
Same applies to parent comment.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names
I see a lot of people commenting to use docker-compose instead.

Testcontainers does have a docker compose integration [1].

1. https://java.testcontainers.org/modules/docker_compose/
Thank you so much for asking such a vulnerable question in a place where people venerate 'smart' and 'fast' people. In truth, we all have strengths and weaknesses and being at peace with that reality allows us the freedom to address issues vs struggling in denial. Learning to 'play the cards you are dealt' without shame or guilt is a super power, imho.

We all have our anecdotes about someone that is 'quick on their feet' or 'slow to speak' etc but it wasn't until my daughter was diagnosed with memory and processing issues that it hit home how deeply this can affect people.

While doing a battery of tests, it was determined her 'intelligence' was in the 99th percentile, but her processing speed and working memory were in the 25th and 19th percentiles. That represents almost 5 standard deviations between what she understands and how easily she can process it!

Seeing how truly intelligent she is, but also appreciating the time it takes time for her to put the pieces together gives me more compassion and patience when I am working with people that process information differently than I do.
My point is that it wouldn't even be safe to run a comments section on a personal blog, as any comments would count as being published by the blog owner.

Private, p2p communication would be fine, but anything publicly consumable would present a liability risk for libel, slander, etc.

Where am I miscalculating?
downloadable weights are the preferred form to modify the program.
Worse: it's passing through the layers of the Cuil theory toward the unknown within the unknown.

http://cuiltheory.wikidot.com/what-is-cuil-theory
[dupe]

more discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39525283
https://hpbn.co/primer-on-web-performance/#latency-as-a-perf...
Pre-computing responses.

If I am to give a presentation or am invited to a meeting I prepare by taking the position of my interlocutor. I write down their arguments. Then I write down my responses.

Then the day of the meeting I have prepared responses for what they’re going to say.

When I am caught with an argument I hadn’t thought of I pause first. Then I repeat what they said in my own words. And then I use implication to work towards my position.

It’s a lot of rehearsal. Like martial arts. The purpose of practice is to relieve the mind when the time comes to act.

I’m not afraid to take a moment to consider what is said before responding. Some people who are quick witted or like to talk before they think are disarmed by this. But it can be useful… just try to avoid over-using it or people may get impatient with you.
try to teach them chess
Thanks. Yes, it's Firefox, but apparently it supports WebGL 1 & 2.
Probably bad editorializing on the submitter's part – I don't see open source being mentioned anywhere on Qualcomm's Hugging Face (although at least some models are distributed under an open source license it seems – not unlike blobs in Linux kernel).
A subtle view on the ultimate taboo?
Title was 'The Amazon has a 286% increase in fires in February'
From the JavaDoc docs[0] under the heading “Write comments in HTML”:

> The text must be written in HTML with HTML entities and HTML tags. You can use whichever version of HTML your browser supports.

0 - https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/window...
Hey everyone! We are excited to announce that pgs.sh is now generally available and happy to answer any questions about the tech involved.
The thread is about inverted indices. Frequent tokens are hot keys.
And not only this, everyone loses if the FTC and the likes don't do their job properly. I'm still amazed how much "small" people argue for big entities like microsoft. You won't have these problems in your lifetime.
Not used Meet daily for about a year but it worked fine when I was.
Honestly, what exactly is the purpose of knowing when was Rockefeller born or how many companies was his company split into? I think what you get out of a book like this is gist of his character and what made him successful so that you can pick up some of his traits. All this information is stored somewhere in your brain in some way.. it can possibly be used at some point without you even realizing.
and yet ChatGPT doesn't support it.
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That's the youngest commit.
Always appreciate a minimalist, simple website with high quality content. Lots of the illustrations are fantastic.
For all intents and purposes, it doesn't matter because there is no option to stay on the street and continue open drug use.
Triggered by the use of 1-bit to describe a trit.
It's optimal if your program is naturally ternary, which this one is. Using three signals, rather than ternary gates, is less effective, because you need much more precision to detect two different voltage levels rather than just up and down.
It's the same in portuguese, 2024 is an "ano bissexto". I never stopped to ask what the hell does "bissexto" means, but now I know... I guess?
The difference is that for OpenAI, inference costs them real money so they have skin in the game. When Netlify overcharges 1000x for bandwidth, they don't actually care if you don't pay because it cost them next to nothing to provide the service.
>Also x traffic has risen over any other social media

Citation? Threads is trouncing it in mobile downloads, young people got to tiktok not x.
For anyone interested in bio-inspired aerodynamics, there's a fascinating study published in Scientific Reports exploring the aerodynamic efficiency of dragonfly and NACA4412 airfoils in ground effect. This research uses URANS simulations to offer insights into optimizing MAVs' (Micro Air Vehicles) performance close to the ground.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-23590-2
good thing there are easypanel, flightcontrol or portainer etc that can make it easier to self host app these days

sure it still needs work but much much less everyday
Lots of those things are optimized at download time. As a developer you upload an special format called Bundle that has all the code, assest, languages, etc for your app. But at the moment of download for the client it just downloads whats necessary for their devices
They have Zuul: https://github.com/Netflix/zuul and Eureka: https://github.com/Netflix/eureka
Not sure how the fixes the leap year? The Egyptian calendar was also easier, but still drifted: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_calendar
perhaps they could put all the extra days at the end if the year as a holiday. Some years 5 days other years 6 days.
How does HN deal with it? HN has user-generated content, after all, and it isn't (yet) overrun with bots.

On HN, users downvote and flag junk content. dang shadowbans junk accounts. (I don't know how much of dang's bandwidth this takes up, but it could become a problem. dang does not scale.)
Yabridge
Nothing for me. It is slower than just reading.
Bah. You know what people eat? Blah! Sooner dine on sewer rats.
You can run it in Jupyter notebook. They have a lightweight implementation of that at https://live.sympy.org/ but the closest counterpart to Maple would probably be SageMath, which includes sympy and a lot more. https://www.sagemath.org/
I'm not convinced it's entirely down to laws though. India's drug laws are not very strict and enforcement is capricious. There's still no drug problem.
I think he's great. He's the only person on the planet who's been able to deliver us full self-driving cars. So many said it wasn't even possible with current technology, and yet you can go on their website right now and purchase one. Simply incredible.
Microsoft has massive government contracts in literally every EU country. US is an ally, not antagonist/enemy.
Memory safe OpenSSH using Fil-C
It's not arbitrary: negative gauge pressure above the wing means that (by definition) there is a pressure gradient increasing away from the wing (because the absolute pressure far from the wing is ambient pressure), so the net force on the air there is downward.

> made a zero point between ... shouldn't surprise us

Whether or not you are surprised is immaterial, but it is not guaranteed a priori -- you could get a net upward force with ambient pressure above the wing and positive pressure below or with ambient pressure below the wing and negative pressure above (meaning gauge pressure, relative to the ambient pressure distant from the wing, to be clear). The person who started this thread seemed to be implying that the former was a good mental model, and the person you replied to was just saying that in fact for practical wing designs it is somewhere in between.

FWIW it is very common to talk about positive and negative gauge pressure. Some people may say that without understanding what is going on, but it is a mistake to assume that they don't understand just because they use that language.
Not sure what you mean with GUI, but you can use it with Jupyter notebooks.
Pre 2024 YouTube UI
Would Jupyter do the trick? https://jupyter.org/
Microsoft Known Issues mention of this:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/sta...
We shouldn't describe the machines as if they have human emotions.
They hate that.
This is why I will always be employed.
Yes and: I would expect a show's producers and editors to fix those pauses.
> These algorithms use the data received from userspace in
order to index into a lot of arrays and thus benefit from Rust's memory safety.

If everything is done with arrays and indices (apparently from looking at the code: (https://gitlab.collabora.com/dwlsalmeida/for-upstream/-/blob...) it seems like Rust's borrow checker doesn't really help at all, and the only thing Rust really does for you is just bounds checks on arrays (with additional runtime overhead)... So I'm not sure how this can really improve the state of things compared to C with the equivalent bounds checks.
Interesting, I suspect all the mobile providers in the US are sitting on a pretty big pile of evidence from customer reports about which upstream voip providers are willing to host scammers
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Like many of you, I am on hackernews all day long! This is a hack I put together to meet other people on HN.

I built this website because I work from home, and I wanted to actually meet the people on HN and discuss articles and build my network of relationships.

I built this using peerjs, which was a really fun library to build with.

Here, you get to have one on one time with other users. You will be connected with a random person who wants to talk about the same article as you; when your conversation is done, just hit next to move on to your next new contact.
The term open source fell prey to hype, ignorance and VC money in the case of AI models. The most incorrect uses are for literally binary blobs without a recipe to reproduce (no training data in the majority of cases) and for products that are basically a thin layer over OpenAI calls which is not privacy-preserving, local or free.
Definitely not my experience before. Before Elon's acquisition, anytime I looked at a tweet it was filled with crypto scams. Send BTC to get 2x BACK!
PQC is useful because you can capture and hoard data now and decrypt it later when the hardware becomes available.
My workflow doesn't get a huge improvement from the current AI assistants. That could mean I'm out of a job soon. If it works for you that's great.

I'm just curious to see numbers from places that I assume somewhat meaningfully measure productivity across a range of "engineering" roles
Yes, thank you! Great breakdown.
You might find this library interesting: https://github.com/symforce-org/symforce
You will certainly become one eventually. Might as well get a head start on understanding the world we have prepared for you.
> `credentialless` to load youtube in a blank disposable context, without access to the origin's network, cookies, and storage data.

So it won't use my profile to load this ad-free with my subscription? Say what you want about premium subscriptions, but bypassing user preferences that mean they will see ads is not exactly a strong pushback against "enshittification".

In fact, most of the details here are only harm reduction if you strongly believe that YouTube will do anything the browser can do to harm users. I see little evidence of this. Yes there are ads, I know people hate ads, I get that. But not allowing access to the camera? YouTube obviously isn't using the camera, what is that achieving?

Pitching this as a generalised "hardened iframe" for untrusted content, sure! These are good things, and the allow spec should have a deny-all. But there's a lot of FUD in this with little to back it up for the case of YouTube, at least in my experience as a heavy user of the platform.
No, that's not true. There are plenty of stable market capitalization, dividend-generating public companies. Their cap-to-EBITDA ratio is much smaller, but that doesn't change the fact.

Of course everybody expects the company to take advantage of opportunities - but it has to make economical sense. Nobody wants their company to try to grow so hard the whole company crashes.
NVIDIA has actually not really sliced and diced the market. They only sell Cadillacs, which is fine for now because they're the only game in town.
>Whenever people talk about solving mental health crises with jail time, no one is willing to put up the money.

This is not a question of resources but of political will. There is no appetite, especially on the left, for any kind of forced institutionalization. There is an ideological aspect to this as well, where it is more ideologically aligned to pretend that homelessness is mainly (or wholly) caused by a lack of affordable housing, and therefore _only_ affordable housing polices are put forth as a solution.
Have it voiced by AI, a new welcome message every single time you go into town so it doesn't get old. He could get increasingly upset that you don't say hi back.

I'm not even a AI guy and I could have that pipeline up and running in a weekend.

When will I see this tech in mainstream games?
if only there were a standalone player for linux, osx or windows...
>I can customize pretty much everything about the browser UI using CSS.

Not the controls, though. For that you’d need Firefox 2016.
StarCoder2 and the Stack v2
Can I run this in GitHub Actions?
Read the blue check replies on ANY popular tweet. If you dont see a bot, you dont want to see a bot.
I will be that guy again, pointing out the the majority of gang activity is not performed by natives.

Whatever the reason might be (priviledged Dutch, reaping the benefits of heinous collonialist practices or influx of people with different cultural values), this is something that must be addressed if the problem is to be solved. Integration proved to be much much harder than idealists in Europe imagined, and we are losing societal order in the process.

The worst thing is, this can lead to further draconian and authoritarian policies by governments without actually addressing the problem.

If anybody has ran into any feasible solutions, I would be interested to read about them.
Technically speaking, it was always possible for random people to spam PRs to open source before, but it wasn't a problem until someone put the idea of it out there on a platform with even the most trivial reason (a dumb tshirt or a few cents worth of crypto).

I expect there's going to be plenty of growing pains as people push for the democratization of everything.
CLI for zero-downtime container deployments with Caddy
'Mathematically perfect' star system being investigated for potential alien tech
I guess I have a different perspective since having children naturally is not in my cards. Needing the child to be genetically related to me through IVF vs. adopting always seemed a bit self centered.
If you use android and haven't done so yet - install firefox and set it as default browser, then install ublock origin as a plugin. The ability to use "full power" desktop firefox plugins on a handheld device is incredibly useful. The mobile browsing experience without a shit flood of ads in everything is remarkably better.

There are a lot of reasons to be concerned about Mozilla and Firefox's revenue based (vastly overbalanced towards money coming in from Google for the default search deal). Without the firefox-google relationship, things would be in a very bad situation revenue wise.
Not without CUDA unfortunately.
Mozilla is poorly managed with an overcompensated CEO that likes to sprawl off in directions no one asked for that aren't Firefox
If all the weights are either 1, 0 or -1, isn't this what biological neurons do?
There is a standard that most Linux distributions follow, the FHS.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standar...
Why are you calculating the Jacobian symbolically? AFAIK, for complex cases, the numerical Jacobian is often faster / more numerically stable.
Really sorry. I should have double checked the content more properly before copy-pasting the title from the source.
One reason I'm excited about this is that it appears to let you write arbitrary routing logic into a layer 7 proxy. This is something we had to build for https://plane.dev and it would have been nicer to use something like this, but we couldn't find anything like it at the time.
That's the newest commit. The oldest commit on GitHub is from 2007: https://github.com/sympy/sympy/commit/99b21ff58ad2e2ba831725...
Hey. I'm sorry about your condition. I feel I'm approaching blindness eventually, this is very random, but perhaps you could share any resources I could learn to prepare for this so I could continue using the web when/if it happens.
> solar bans

Important to note than most of these bans are about large-scale utility level solar installations. We're talking multi-million dollar, multi-decade industrial operations over many acres. Not putting a few PV panels on a roof. It's light industry and has significant environmental impact. Less impact than a coal plant for the same amount of power capacity, but still a non-zero local cost to pay. Why wouldn't you have a say in an industrial facility built next door?

It's well within the rights of every local community to do that calculus for themselves and have at least a chance of appeal - otherwise you risk a world where a privileged class of decision makers can literally bulldoze the homes of citizens in the name of "progress". Yes it's happened before (see the history of the US interstate system, power grid, water infrastructure, etc) which is why communities are now leveraging their ban-power instead of getting bulldozed.