skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here is the link of the group, claiming and explaining the attack (in german):

https://de.indymedia.org/node/344525

Basically they fear, that green capitalism can work, so they attack the most prominent representant, so we all realize, we have to deindustrialize and live with very little.

I mean, there are some valid criticism of Teslas Gigafactory (and Musk in general), like that they pollute the groundwater already much more than allowed and the regulators are looking away.

But all in all, I am not that convinced, by such actions or manifests.

And Teslas or the Cybertruck are by themself surely not that ecologic - but they help make the transition much more, than continue to build combustion engines.
Entire house to themselves which they rent? They don’t.
They know you need something to complain about, so are giving it to you upfront.
The same eco activists who are anti nuclear but not anti coal in their back yard and who travel yearly across the globe to vacations in east Asia.
Telling a Story and Making a Point
Overloading operators by position (left, right, infix) for related meanings and effectively modifying operators by concatenating them with other operators in sufficiently orthogonal ways are major and unusual achievements of APL, and they run much deeper than syntax.
For me it is not only about censorship resistance, it is also about having everything stored in git (so you loose nothing if you decide to move around) and about easy way to be a node itself (you installed Radicle? Congrats, you're a node in the network - you participate, you help, you extend. You can make a permanent node with domain name but you're already a node once you installed Radicle and started the node daemon).

It is this radical idea that everyone can easily be an equal participant in the network and that they have power over what they want and don't want. Open source nature further helps you to adapt things - don't like our web UI local-first interface? Build your own one or adapt ours to your need.
To state the obvious, Europe has far-left as well. And no they are not the ruling parties - who enable healthcare, kindergartens, pensions and other measures sometimes mistakenly referred as "far left".
Well, if AI is the product, Apple is OpenLuxuryHardware, and Oracle is OpenScrewYou.
Are we belitteling people now because they have intrinsic standards and pride in the quality of their work instead of blindly chasing whatever is best for their replaceable career in a hypercapitalistic environment?
Hey Killian, do you have the website for telepathic live? The demo looks great btw.
They care, but see "capitalism" as the root problem and revolution as the only solution. It is just, that their concepts of what comes next, are quite vague.
You can blame the government-controlled media for fostering that mindset.
Too big to fail? Sure, they have an edge in being the current de facto go to solution, but that can be changing very rapidly if they rest on their laurels.
An obvious compromise is to have a dual representation, one terse and one that’s spelled out. You could then toggle between them when seeing unfamiliar symbols.

The fact that nobody selling me on these arcane runes talks about something like that tells me it’s more about code golf for them.
There is no conceivable way in which an estimate of 5.5 years in a non-physical process is anything other than bullshit. If you're estimating paperwork in years, then you're already giving enormously rough estimates. 5 years maybe would have made some sense, but .5 years at that scale is just a way to make a gut feeling sound precise.

Even more importantly, the process of acceeding to the European Union is a political and economic process. The pace at which such things go and the exact requirements are in a constant churn. Today you might need some paperwork, tomorrow some other. You might meet all the technical requirements but not be accepted, or you might not meet all the technical requirements but exceptions can be made, all at the whims of other states' current leaders. Long-term estimates are not even close to plausible for such a process.
In smaller models, not having enough training data for the model size leads to overfitting. The model predicts the training data better than ever, but generalizes poorly and performs worse on new inputs.

Is there any reason to think the same thing wouldn't happen in billion parameter LLMs?
i agree, feels sort of like "we have a walled garden dont anybody else use it cuz our stuff is super secret and secure, trust us(tm)"; it's a layer of obscurity for their "security" - in reality its the app on a users pc that both has this "secrecy" as well a the "handshake" to open it
It's not about eco at all, that's just a facade. They're part of the annoying trend that discriminates the world into good and bad and attack the "bad" by all means. Musk has been shifting to the "bad" side in public perception for a year or two. That's the only reason why Tesla is a target - this has nothing to do with Tesla at all.
It’s not as easy as it seems to answer that question. You’ll have rebound effects meaning developers will probably recompile more often.
Impressive 20 year project by one key developer.

See 20 year post in German by YaCy founder: https://community.searchlab.eu/t/yacy-vor-20-jahren/1543
Does anyone know WHERE the HELL Facebook stores tracking data on iOS?

It shows my previous account even after I delete the app, clear the cache and Keychain, disable iCloud Drive, AND sign out of iCloud??

Why can't I see where this data is stored? Same for TikTok.

WHY does Apple, parading around as a pompous paragon of privacy, even allow this shit?
What problem do you think you're exposing? I said 'equivalent', not 'same', if that's what you mean.
>Not really. Linux talks to the software written for SoC and it pretends Linux is in control.

Which is how any other Linux distribution works. I'm not sure what your point is here. Hardware exposes an API for the kernel to use it with and that's how it's always worked.

>Android's OS is the firmware on the device

Okay, and no computer's OS is Linux by this standard. This is just a pedantic argument.
Speaking of, I have been wondering how much LLM breakthroughs were helped by Karl Friston ??

https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/03/20/translating-predictive...
Even the mousewheel experience is janky as hell on Windows, I don't spend nearly enough time in Linux Desktop to know if it's equally as shit, but seriously; how can something that should be simple behave so badly?
I don't understand why any human being on planet earth would ever hire Oracle at this point, it's like asking for trouble.
> At present that doesn't extend to hosting on the cloud.

If you use the AGPL variant it does.
I guess squash means to eliminate it in this context.
Doesn't actually sound leftist to me, besides sabotaging Tesla they also attacked a (public!) Covid vaccination app developer in 2020: https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/regional/brandenburg/vulkan... (German).

Perhaps primitivists? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-primitivism
The intro page says: "Elevate your learning journey by actively engaging with SQL queries, and transform theoretical knowledge into practical skills."

It makes me very sad that this is considered good, informative English.
BBP policies don’t align with anything except “we cba paying for that”
An article about this with some more details:

https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/albania-to-sp...
It was probably rare in 80s Ireland as well. If it was anything like the rest of Europe, what you remember sounds like a tiny percentage of the population (enthusiasts) as opposed to almost everybody, as it came to be later.
When you look at how by the book Communism, not necessarily the one Marx wrote about, runs their economies, you start to see a lot of parallels to how companies run their businesses. The mistake is to apply those priciples at too high a level, as it takes away some of the individual decisions and incentives, and not everything can be managed centrally, especially the customer demand side.

Communist industry and economy worked reasonably well for the stuff were the state is the natural customer in any society: defence. Everything else, not so much.
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No but you see, the media in Germany is definitely NOT government controlled, it's akshually only government funded via the Rundfunkbeitrag and must follow all government imposed restrictions, but other than that it's pinky promise 100% free from political influence and its management is totally NOT connected to people in power, similarly how former German chancellors have not been connected to Russian gas.
This particular group ("Vulkangruppe") isn't about ecoactivism. They're an extremist, violent anarchist group that have previously attacked objects such as cable ducts or radio masts with the overall aim to disrupt public life.
Lol I have never heard of a single happy customer of Oracle. How do they stay in business? Is it just about finding new people to scam every year?
It only does that if you do a poor choice of letting users make informed choices.
Any company could do that. If it would make sense for them to do that would depend on the market they were entering though. At the time OpenAI came about companies weren't sharing (selling) AI to the world. Doing so was a point of differentiation. There's Google over there hoarding all of their AI for themselves. Here's us over here providing APIs and free chat interfaces to the general public.

So sure the name means nothing now in a market shaped by OpenAI, where everyone offers APIs and has chat interfaces. It doesn't mean it meant nothing when they picked it or that they abandoned the meaning. The landscape just changed.
In case your in the bath, poked holes in the bar of soap and want to oscillate the bubbles in to midi notes so you can code your new cloud platform with Velato?
"alone did not improve the performance much, but by only taking every Nth sample, I could lower the effective sample rate, shorten the processing time, and reduce the number of bytes I had to send back which greatly improved the latency."

Right, the latency would improve but with the cost of increased uncontrolled noise. An anti-aliasing filter shall be applied before the decimation to overcome that.

IIR filters are out of the question for this purpose because of how the phase is affected.

FIR filters tend to be costy due to a possibly high order. Proper decimating filters reduce that cost by a factor of N. Also if it's not required to keep full Fs/2N bandwidth clean just a part of it, it's enough to just "punch holes" instead of doing a full lowpass, which reduces the cost further.
Dutch gov't scrambling behind the scenes to keep ASML in the Netherlands
At least they have the common sense of not picking on the domestic car manufacturers but a weaker target ...

As usual with these kind of people I think they are counter productive to their own goals.
TIL jugaad haha.

Yea, give everything 3x estimate because everything that can break will break along the way.

Fresh clone of master won’t build, the local build command is broken, gradle, remote build, GitHub, staging is an inside joke, prod host os upgrades, dependencies bumped in repo, http dependency’s network route changed, etc. etc. etc.
You need very strong technical oversight, something that is often missing when a job is handed out to a contractor.

If you don't have that, you should hire it, although I haven't seen anybody offer this kind of service. Maybe that's something that needs to evolve in the IT industry. And, no, Gartner et al. don't count; they are just buzzword pushers.
Wow, there is a lot to unpack here. Overall an unrealistic perspective in my opinion. Which international laws should be enforced here and by whom?

Certainly a two state solution is as far away as it ever has been, but a one state solution is even further behind by magnitudes.

> Advocates of a renewed push for a two-state solution will claim that it is the most realistic option.

Because that is the reality. The blame towards Israel here is just again a typical and an uneducated position.

The US has among the highest credibility in this conflict. Otherwise there would be countries working constructively here, but there was only silence.

The "global south" doesn't exist, it is a fantasy construct. This is just insurance against a hegemony, but there is not much common ground for anything.

Which country has more credibility according to the authors?

You also don't hand people a country when they started a war and were repelled. This would lead to further aggression, it is just beyond reasonable.

Also, why trust any country in that region? There are a few, but they didn't really shine with support for a Palestinian state. They would probably tasks Israel with providing security from such a state.

The problem is the indoctrination of the youth. I don't know if you can correct that. The first step would be to stop that immediately. And frankly, this article might even give munition to said indoctrination.
Clicking around a bit leads to this:

“
The 2012 settlement followed a landmark court ruling which found hundreds of mostly female employees working in roles such as teaching assistants, cleaners and catering staff missed out on bonuses which were given to staff in traditionally male-dominated roles such as refuse collectors and street cleaners.
”

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-66042403

These £131 million are likely just for the initial implementation, given that the number grew rather quickly in recent times: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-66042403
Teaching assistants and refuse collectors are not “equivalent” roles by any reasonable interpretation of the word.
Not sure why it would be an abomination. This is the exact use case which is a fit for cryptocurrency networks.
Are the results still being gamed by sites using content keyword stuffing? The last time I used it the searching and ranking technology felt like they were 40 years behind state of the art.
Honestly, I expected bureaucracy, politics and unions to ruin Tesla's Germany adventure. I did not expect this. This level of self-destructiveness is quite unprecedented, even for Germany.
Or really anything. Intel will regret its Magdeburg factory, too.
You're certainly making some true statements, but I don't see how this can be retrofitted to explain the past in a meaningful fashion. So, for instance, Cortes near single handedly (in terms of foreign forces), conquered the Aztec Empire with an "army" of 508 Spaniards and 16 horses. It's not like there was some massive global logistics chain keeping one army supplied. He just had such an absurd technological and political advantage that he was able to convince the locals he was a god, and was able to dominate the local populations by leveraging that - whether in gathering disposable "allies", or conquering more hostile groups. Imagine, vice versa, that 500 Natives landed in Spain. It's quite improbable that they would have found themselves conquering Spain anytime soon.

And food, in general, is not particularly difficult to produce at scale. During the voyage his crew would have eaten nothing more than what the Aztecs would have had available - salted meats, dried carbs, and light alcohol. His primary advantage came from technology - metal working, gunpowder, weapons development, and so on. And all of these technologies were fully available to everybody in most of every part of the world, yet they failed to discover them. And that's ultimately what decided the winners and the losers in history.

So it seems to me that his argument must be boil down to horses causally lead to gunpowder and metal works. And one can try to argue such, but it's quite clearly contradicted not only by the obviously rather tenuous logic there, but also by the endless examples of civilizations which had one yet not the other, in both directions.
It is still better than Linux laptops sold down the mall, or the stuff with Apple's tax for the same hardware capabilities.

Then I get Linux on the box, DirectX 12 Ultimate/Vulkan drivers without issues, Visual Studio (currently leading in C++ support, what a change) and .NET.
In this case, nope. They are also very much against coal and probably were involved with the occupation of the Hambacher Forst to stop more coal extraction(something I supported as well). And it is likely that they are so radical, that they don't fly. You are talking about a different group with the vacation in Bali after blocking streets in germany, eco groups are really not that homogenous.
the US has taken a much bigger interest Taiwan since AI became important to national security.

At least, probably.
That's an underhanded way to make sure only apps tied to EU appear in the other app stores.

In 2022, 62% of EU population participated in tourism[1] and only 6% of those travelled outside EU[2]. So, the number of those owning an Apple device, installing an other App store and affected by this limitation might be less but not insignificant.

[1]. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...

[2]. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...
Where is the half-baked hypothesis here? Are we still talking about the Max Planck Institute and the DNA science they're basing their work on? Why should we pay equal weight to arm-chair pondering and scientific work?
Given that the website where they published their communique has "Solidarity with the RAF!" posts, for once the characterization seems correct. (RAF, Rote Armee Fraktion, was a Marxist terrorist group in the 70s responsible for multiple bombings and assassinations.)

https://kontrapolis.info/

https://kontrapolis.info/12465/
There's no such thing as bad publicity. We are talking about it, picking what is better and what is ridiculous, imagining alternatives and ways forward... would this discussion be here on HN otherwise? Same in other corners of the net, same in the real world. Soup attacks and road gluing keep the topic in the focus lights, the way the rallies of old, having fallen in "normalcy", have not.
Or they are simply living in Berlin and only damage things in and around Berlin.
AI is doing the work of 250 people at an energy company (2023)
I think that’s missing the main point which is we don’t want the ayatollah for example weaponizing strong AI products.
I mean his standing is based on what he is capable of, not what he does given the circumstance. We know he would side with Trump if it benefits him. I don't need to see the scenario play out for me to judge him for it.
https://xgboost.readthedocs.io/en/stable/get_started.html
My guess is that it's because there are 800 different versions of everything because none of the company's 13,000 UI/UX designers are willing to use the same component libraries.
> it can't render UI unless someone writes a new UI library from scratch

This is true for literally every programming language. You can’t render a UI, in general, without a target compatible UI library.

SwiftUI and UIKit are specific Apple things built on top of CoreAnimation and completely separate from the Swift language. And swift will happily link to C and somewhat C++, so no it’s not all evident why one would copy Apple’s SDK to render UI on a completely separate platform and environment.
You can install the Sugar desktop on Guix System, too. I have a little netbook with Guix System + Sugar that my kid uses.
I read the English translation. Quite a broad-ranging manifesto!
Invisible hand works in perfect markets which never exist in reality. It is used as a smokescreen by the people with insane amounts of money who can bend the rules to their will, to convince the rest of the people how the economy works. Like most of economics
Indeed, let's keep producing all our goods in China and not hire anybody in Germany, because we know where this will lead. Are you for real??
Arguably: because if customers keep movies past the due date, then it's not just that the video store can't rent it to someone else. It's also that the reputation of the video store will worsen, since other customers will find that they tend not to have good movies in stock.

(In other words, it's worth more to the video store to rent a film to two customers for one day each than to one customer for two days.)

So, the per-day opportunity cost to the video store goes up as each day passes.

Sure, they could just charge the customer an increasing per-day overdue rate. But that's basically the same thing as having late fees anyway.
Nerodimka River Bifurcation
Do you mean "criminally idiots"?
The expectation vs reality seems reminiscent of earlier utopian ideas about the web itself and how instant access to all knowledge would change humanity.
"Soup attacks and road gluing keep the topic in the focus lights"

Those things tend to keep the focus on the soup. Or was there anything constructive to actually combat climate change, that has been done, because of those attention seeking actions?
Seeing you use 'Jugaad' make me unreasonably happy.

I feel like this sort of flinging shit over the wall mentality is very much becoming de-facto nowadays. Very often I have been required to just 'get shit done quick and dirty' over spending time to come up with a permanent solution.

Quick and dirty is never the short term fix it is meant to be. It always ends up being left in place until it inevitably breaks down the line.
I only get 'Error: Internal error while processing request.' when I try to run queries. I tested three different repos, same error message appeared for each repo.
On the other hand, when Albania was attacked by Iran in 2022 their prime minister didn't invoke Article 5 because he has "too much respect for our friends and our allies to tell them what they should do."

NATO is just as seemingly unfair to its smaller members as is the EU. This is not because of any incompetence per se but rather just a phenomenon in any organization with differently powerful members. Places like US, Germany and Albania will never really be equal due to their respective bargaining powers - no matter what a charta says.
Wow, a complete 8 comment thread wiped in 2 hours? The force is strong with this one, it is.
The market price for IPv4 addresses has peaked:

https://www.sidn.nl/en/news-and-blogs/are-we-past-peak-ipv4

Amazon’s move seems to be motivated by pure greed and quasi-monopoly complacency.
Would you care to share how you technically are doing this ? Please
But mashing them all together in one homogeneous group makes them an easier target for ridicule, damn the reality.
The of the news I have read about this before has mentioned Oracle, so the real news is the attempt to deflect blame.

What has been missing from much coverage of it has been any mention of the cause.

What the multiple failures show is that there was pervasive bad management, not a failure in one area.
I don't really see the point of -Werror for projects where I am the only developer because I can just fix warnings before committing but things like errring on unused variables are counterprodutctive when you are just trying something out in your local checkout. In my opinion the only place -Werror makes sense is in CI - and there you can just as well have the CI fail on warnings so you get all of them in the output and not just miss out later ones that were never produced because the build was aborted due to -Werror. CI also allows more nuanced approaches like not allowing new warnings of some types while you still deal with fixing existing ones.
You’re literally proving my point and then summarizing with different conclusion.

They were exceptional because they were exceptional, not because they were C developers.
Home computers were definitely common-ish in Ireland in late 80s. (Sinclair Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amiga). I'm from a small town in the West of Ireland and about 6 or 7 families got the new "Spectrum 48k" in 1985... By 1988-90 they were all over the place..
It was 1992 before we got an IBM PC 386 and that was a bit rarer alright... but Commodore and Amiga ruled for years..