skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh, forgot to mention: Trying to offer everything to everybody has its own antipattern name, the Inner Platform effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner-platform_effect

One way of viewing an Inner Platform is when you have an abstraction that is so "powerful" in the process of doing everything for everybody that it fails to offer any of the advantages of imposing the restrictions, but it still manages to deliver the disadvantages of abstractions! (Alternatively it can come from having some layer reduced power in the wrong way, and then having a layer above it trying to recover the original power. Either way these are always, always disasters.)
I'll repeat my wish for a mass-production Bayer matrix TV to offer alternative firmware/a special mode where it goes _very_ dumb (though an optional overdrive setting (assuming it's an LCD) as a toggle or slider or so would be welcome; it's a massive pain to DIY and shouldn't get on the way of anything but FreeSync/VRR) and claims to be a monochrome panel at the true native resolution & bit depth on DisplayPort.

You'd want to render to that grid; then apply bayering fused with color mapping.
No need to transmit 3x the data over the cable. And with a hint of sufficient software support (I think the high DPI stuff might (almost?) suffice already!), I'd actually prefer such a screen over a traditional vertical bars of RGB (or BGR, as I'm currently suffering; sadly the thermal design of the screen won't allow me to safely just rotate it to"wrong" landscape) LCD monitor... provided both have the same number of subpixels.

Probably bonus for a 4th deep cyan pixel color in place of a duplicate green to get a wider gamut. Or something similar in spirit.

A device like this would allow hobby developers to bring the software/driver support up to "daily driver, no regrets" levels.

Similarly I still wonder why no OLED seems to have shipped a "camera-based motion/pan/defocus self-calibrated" burn-in scan& compensate function where you just every ~100 hours move a cheap camera on front of the screen following the on-screen movement directions, to mechanically create an opportunity for the cheap sensor to be calibrated, and then use this freshly calibrated brightness sensor to map the OLED panel and make up for that the exact burn-in is very hard to simulate, but is required precisely to compensate/pre-distort without leaving visible residuals from incomplete/imperfect cancellation between the pre-distortion and the burned-in pattern.
The extension could do that itself, but it's possible that the new owner of the extension has hijacked the extension or otherwise has nefarious intent. Forcing the browser to announce this change alerts the user of this possibility.
Albania to speed up EU accession using ChatGPT
How not to get bored and remain relevant after 20 years in software [video]
yes, also javascript the good parts is really good(hehe) because it's more theoretical and there is not html or web stuff in it just the language
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The problem you're describing is incredibly common—so much so that I'd say it's the vast majority of startups. Some details might be different but the overall shape is the same.

There are a few principles that I think can be helpful here:

1. The vast, vast majority of work remains to be done, and the vast majority of value your startup will have has not yet accreted. Unless your startup depends on some like critical patent or something I'd wager that 90%+ of the value is yet to be created.

2. At exit, a person's equity ownership in the startup should be roughly proportional to how much they value they helped accrete over the life of the company.

3. The above is the only thing that matters. Opportunity cost, professional reputation, relationship status, prior experience—all of those are irrelevant. The only thing that matters is contribution to the value accumulated by the startup over its lifetime.

Unfortunately, most big equity decisions are taken at the beginning of a company's life, not at the end--where most of the information needed is not known!

Because of that, no matter what you do, you will probably end up with something that is significantly far from optimal. There's just not enough information. Tough luck, them's the breaks, that's the price of success.

However, there are a few things you can do now to help guide the process:

1. Agree, explicitly, to the above principles. That is key.

2. Agree, explicitly, to everyone's role and responsibilities over the next year.

3. Given the above, distribute equity in a way that is simple, broadly aligned with the stated principles, and probably over-indexing on "fairness" than accuracy. It's better to make other people a bit richer than they "deserved" and be happy than the opposite.

4. Make sure that everyone's equity has a vesting schedule. The longer the better. 4 years is standard but honestly a bit too short when in the current world startups exit after 10+ years.

5. So that might look (at very first approximation) like you and your cofounder starting with 35% each and your new cofounder with 30%, or 40-40-20, or something like that.

5. Get to work.

Good luck!
How accessible are the generated forms and the form builder itself? Has it been tested for accessibility?
> This is such a tired retort to the point I'm trying to make.

Is "tired" here a less polite way to say "you're not the first person to say this and I disagree"? I'm trying to understand whether I need to feel insulted here or not.

> I don't care if you agree

Well you kinda do or else you wouldn't have come back four days later to post this.

> I'm just not ok with the amount of data being collected, and the party that's collecting it, regardless of what that data actually is.

Which strikes me as a fiercely absolutist policy - possibly to the point of being irrational. I actual presume you do care about the amount and type of data collection or else you'd be raging at - I dunno - the national park service tracking aggregate visitor counts. So I'm going to presume that this is a rhetorical flourish, rather than a statement I'm meant to take literally.

The trouble with rhetorical flourishes it that it leaves me in the dark about what you actually do mean and it's therefore hard to respond.

> Your argument is the same as "I have nothing to hide, who cares if the government tracks my face everywhere I go and listens to everything I do?"

No. My argument is remarkably different to that.
For a comparison for a journey I do:

22-24 March, Copenhagen to Berlin and back, one adult:

€210 by train.

€170 by plane (no luggage added).

The plane is much faster, but I can get work done on the train. Both cities have cheap public transport connections between the centre and the airport.
Wow, I just tried those environment variables, and it makes a remarkable difference for the smoothness and fullness for every font. I'll probably be leaving this setting on until something breaks when it gets fixed, and I inevitably spend too much time trying to figure out why it's broken after forgetting what I changed.

Thanks for the tip, though.
I mean, if your phone or browser doesn't catch fire from all the popups and js ads. And the newsletter popups

(I wish I was kidding, though it is not such a common occurence)
> Surely it would be better to use a Maybe type for this instead?
>
> 0 / 1 = Just 0
> 0 / 0 = Nothing

This would make it impossible to compose mathematical expressions of more than one operation without discharging the Maybe which would get ugly fast.
This is great news. As a long time (decades) Nikon user, their video support has been lagging lately even though the cameras and lenses are now the best they’ve ever been. I hope this means an improved, more “professional” video mode on future cameras as well, perhaps even shutter angle, fingers crossed
Thanks for explaining the details. In my application though (millions of TPS executing in an MVCC system) I just can't wait possibly tens of ms for membarrier(2) to return: way too much garbage could accumulate in the meantime. From my POV this isn't much better than EBR in terms of low/deterministic latency (it is better in terms of fault-tolerance, if you have out-of-proc clients, but I can reliably detect crashed clients anyway via a Unix domain stream socket and clean up their garbage for them).
The article states that adverse events were “twice as likely”, but the abstract of the study says that the hazard ratio was 4.53 (95% CI 2.00–10.27). Can someone who is hopefully more statistically literate than me explain what seems like an obvious discrepancy here? Did they just take the lower bound of the confidence interval and report that?

In searching for a non-paywalled copy of the actual study, I found that other news outlets like CNN seem to be doing the same thing.
Depends on the terms of the license. It could be written to exclude this kind of successor rights acquisition, or to apply narrowly only to RED-like products.
To this list I'd like to add hyper-palatable foods and possibly chemical dependence as the pharmaceutical/supplement business convinces more and more people that the latest magic substance will fix whatever ails you. Especially when the "ailment" is modern society being difficult to exist in and SSRI drugs are the only thing that seem to keep you "functional" in said society.

I say this as a Zoloft patient but there are endless supplements and drugs intended to make our lives better by some metric. "Not satisfied with life? Turn down your emotional intensity with mood stabilizers so you can continue going to your dead end job, just to barely make it every month!"
Broncolor is expensive just because they're old and entrenched, and some people are always in the mindset that more expensive must equal better.

If reliability is a concern, you can easily buy multiple Godox units of approximately the same specifications (or better) for the same price as one Broncolor.
Whisper Aero Plans to Develop 100-Seat Electric Airliner – FutureFlight
Which goes right back to "yes, but...".

There's an enormous pattern of "it's okay to use X if I say it's not mine" both individually and commercially and it's not okay. The whole point of these licenses is to have a lever to turn that around and enforce payment, to try to keep the ecosystem as a whole healthy so individuals can live off it. Commercial entities that don't hard-require every image posted to their blog to be either new or come from e.g. Getty are willingly playing fast and loose and hoping they don't get sued.

Not-for-profit individuals (e.g. personal blog posts) making an attempt at attribution: yeah I think the vast majority are entirely fine with that, but would lightly prefer accurate attribution, and targeting them is a troll act.

Is that a majority of violators and CC creators? ... I don't know. Possibly? Should trolls be targeting them? Heck no. Does the 30 day grace period allow companies to willingly violate this and only fix it after they've made their profit and have nothing to lose, and the creator nothing to gain? Yes absolutely.

If you actually don't care about attribution, distribute under Public Domain and ask for attribution when you think it's worthwhile. Many will likely say yes - I've seen loads of public domain images used with attribution. People like public domain contributions.

If you do care, legal teeth are kinda required, and choosing CC means explicitly choosing legal teeth.
Yeah, I was also going to recommend litellm. I've been using it for my LLM assistant app and was able to add support for pretty much any model or provider endpoint by switching out one line of code.
Yes. I asked it to write a 50 word description of some text I gave it, it wrote a single 10 word sentence. I told it that was wrong, and to do it again, this time write a 50 word description, failed again. On the 5th time I did it myself. This is a basic example. I've been using ChatGPT for over a year and have love it up until now, it feels like it was completely lobotomized. 1/2 the prompt is it repeating your question or prompt back to you.
Yes. I asked it to write a 50 word description of some text I gave it, it wrote a single 10 word sentence. I told it that was wrong, and to do it again, this time write a 50 word description, failed again. On the 5th time I did it myself. This is a basic example. I've been using ChatGPT for over a year and have love it up until now, it feels like it was utterly lobotomized. 1/2 the prompt is it repeating your question or prompt back to you.
Other energy uses peak during the day, like AC in the summer.
My bad, I meant modern terrorism.

As a footnote, dynamite, which is used in terroristic endeavours, was invented by Alfred Nobel, the founder of the Nobel Peace Prize...
I am not seeing any of those links. Admittedly, they can at least have external links to their social media sites where they can establish a direct relationship with their listeners.
There's a lot of missing information here that can change things.

* Have y'all formed a corporation already?
* What sort of equity split did you decide in the early days and do you have it in writing?
* Did you have equity splits for the other students that helped?

It's probably best to work through an equity conversation for everyone whose contributed and not treat your friend's wife as a special case. If indeed, her contribution was significantly more, then it would make sense for her to have more equity than others once you establish the company, if you haven't already. Also note, that if you don't already have a vesting schedule you should institute one, not only for yourself but all the employees. You can potentially backdate that to the "start date" for each individual.

As for founder status, if you do end up determining that her fair equity split is significant portion of the company, it may be warranted.

All of the above probably requires a lawyer to do incorporation, write equity vesting policy, etc.
Kai-Fu Lee's 01.ai Releases 9B, Long Context 34B Models
Yi 9B has been released with quite impressive looking benchmarks. While probably not a SOTA coding model, it looks like a strong competitor to leading edge "small" models Mistral 0.2 and Solar.

Meanwhile, Yi-34B-200K has been updated:

> In the "Needle-in-a-Haystack" test, the Yi-34B-200K's performance is improved by 10.5%, rising from 89.3% to an impressive 99.8%. We continue to pretrain the model on 5B tokens long-context data mixture and demonstrate a near-all-green performance.

I am particularly excited for this, as Yi 34B 200K finetunes are already my favorite non coding models, even including 70Bs. And its just about perfect for a 24GB consumer card (which I can cram about 75K onto without too much compromise).
> minutiae

This is sort of my general issue with Creative Commons.

First, it's not just about attribution as the term would be understood in many other contexts.

And then you have the Chinese menu of no-commercial and no-derivatives to encourage people who might otherwise hesitate to use CC to do so. But then those terms are ill-defined and people widely disagree on them.
>One of the things I learned about weather is that the winter cold is largely an effect of surface heat radiating into the sky at night.

I wouldnt say "largely". My understanding is that the hours of daylight is more significant than hours of night, though obviously related. A cursory review seems to indicate that daytime flux at the surface is on the order of +250 W/m^2, whereas nighttime flux is much lower ~ -50 W/m^2
Army will add 7,500 air defense jobs while cutting 24,000 active duty spots
They definitely can be. In the US there are many different ways in which they can overlap as a matter of law. There are myriad frameworks similar to ITAR that place a national security interest on trade secrets or block public disclosure e.g. patents (which effectively turns them into trade secrets).

Your average web dev probably isn’t familiar but navigating this is a routine consideration in deep tech.
Research institutes like Rockefeller, Allen Institute, Scripps.
How much fuel needs t be burned to ship these cassettes each way?
We can also predict that higher AC use correlates with more solar power.
If the sun is always in the same place it is easy to figure out how far you are away from the center. If the planet is so lucky to have a dipolar magnetic field you can get a 2-d position, and it would be easier than being on Earth because you don't need an accurate clock the way you do on Earth:

https://www.destination-innovation.com/john-harrison-the-mas...

… assuming of course you can see the sun which might be trouble when you get sunwards (too many clouds)
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They were objectively worse. They were heavier, carried less weight, and were susceptible to moisture. Maybe those benefits aren't the cost of microplastics or whatever, but blaming the fall of paper bags on "oil lobby psy-op" is absurd.
The article says

> The Netherlands, Denmark and France have pushed ahead with plans for higher taxes on flying

but Denmark seems to be doing the opposite: "The government in Denmark is considering a VAT exemption for airlines which primarily operate domestic flights in the country".

https://www.thelocal.dk/20240304/danish-government-could-mak...
I've seen several entry-level analysts over the years quickly move up the ladder due to their resourcefulness and willingness to learn the technical side of things. It starts out as needing to dig deeper than what aggregated data (e.g. cubes) can provide. So they learn SQL and start querying tables directly. It just snowballs from there.

When consultants come in and ask for data, this is the person that gets them what they need. This is also the person that stays off the chopping block whenever the consultants propose their solution.
Made me think of this for some reason:

https://building.enlyze.com/posts/targeting-25-years-of-wind...

Target from NT4 (up to Windows 11, I suppose) with LLVM and Visual Studio.
Lmsys Arena results are out: Claude 3 Opus behind turbo, ahead of classic GPT4
How recently have you read it? I thought it was a worthwhile read when I first read it 12 years ago, but I picked it up to skim a couple years ago and was struck with how much of it was irrelevant for modern JS due to changes in the language spec.
Netflix is the minor leagues. People who do well there don't tend to stay there.
Not sure why you were downvoted, but that's great. The JV structure no longer benefits china, However, China should still expect blowback from having their economy protected for so long.
Maybe the actually intelligent species created this universe as a zoo to keep us safely tucked away so we don't eat their kids. Then they had some massive layoffs and couldn't afford faster than light vacations for a while :(
What service exactly is WorldCoin providing to the "users" here?
> I think you're getting at a basic fallacy. This is not a zero sum game. This is a positive sum game.

You don't get to sweep many zero-aspects of life that are zero-sum, by calling it a fallacy, under the rug.

Many scenarios in life are game-theoretical with tradeoffs, where deviation from the greater sum results in higher rewards for individual actors. Until you solve it, you don't get to say "ItS noT ZeRo Sum!!11"
Has anyone found the cause of the "rubbery" clots found in over 25% of the deceased peoples arteries yet? I think thats a bigger story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLl69c46JK0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o20mtbsL7Q
Well, you can't have a mom and pop business without mom and pop. If this is going to be a small close knit company, having spouses join can be a stabilizing influence - less arguments about sacrificing personal time for work sprints, less affairs at work, more collaboration. If you want a shark tank with no consideration for personal life, you can find one, but then they can also fire you in cold blood when you can least afford it. Seems like a question of what kind of venture you want to be, to which there is no single right answer. How sure are you that equity is going to be any good in any case, do you have any realistic prospects of being acquired or going public?
I don't see any issue with her being granted cofounder status if it is warranted. You just need to work out her equity share. That's more important than her status. It needs to be in line with her importance and the importance of other people working on this. Although if you have a shipping product in the wild this is really odd (unless you don't make money and have no business model).

If the only reason she is being given cofounder status and all this equity is because they are banging and your friend is horny, you either need to step in and tell them no or leave.

I am concerned that two of your cofounders are engaged in a new romantic relationship. The fact that they are already talking about marriage says a lot about how unseriously they are taking everything.
Last time was 2017 I think, don't know if there is a big difference I use both new and old things
> a Palestinian has no governing authority allowing it to issue a passport

Statelessness is technically illegal according to international treaties, so the lack of specific documentation does not necessarily means lack of citizenship. Besides, acceptance for new citizenship is determined by the new country, not the old.