skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Open-source project ZLUDA lets CUDA apps run on AMD GPUs
Facebook Is Not Working
same

maybe packets with the "Saturation Experienced" bit are getting dropped
Rapid7 reported the vulnerabilities mid-Feb. Jetbrains turned around with patches about 2 weeks later, and published them yesterday. The CVE was literally created yesterday. Isn't it a bit premature to claim "silence"?
100% agree.

the key is to be able to traverse the abstraction hierarchy all the way from the physics of the hardware to the end-user, and that arguably is what any engineer must learn.
[Edit: Misread the comment, mea culpa]
Sort of, with much less labor to go places.
That’s cool that Asrock went with Noctua, not surprised it was quiet.
That hasn't even been updated since Mar 1... Edit, oh, now it has today's date, but still doesn't reflect reality.
It's a good point - I think "gateways" such as `app.radicle.xyz` will have to allow crawlers to index the full set of repositories on the network.
Nice!

BTW, small bug: I solved my first gram in NaN:NaN time.

Please implement Ctrl-Z!
And what about washing his clothing? What about doctors?
I’m tight lipped when drunk because I know I’m drunk. I feel like people who spill their secrets when they’re drunk wanted people to know them but were too anxious to admit to them.

I don’t like drinking because it kills me and kills brain cells.
Session timed out. I'm in Macedonia. In the quick login menu there was another person with name and profile photo beside my name and profile photo. It seems the girl was from my country, don't know her. I thought I was hacked. This is messed up.

IG is not working as well. Feeds, profiles, messages are all blank.
Wikipedia Wisely Downgrades CNET Reliability Score After Lazy AI Screw Ups
Ugly and Expensive Led an Architect into Product Design [video]
What does “raise on participating preferred” mean? How is it so hard for people like me who are good engineers to still not be at the bottom of all these terms lol.
Oh I don't doubt you :). I'm a huge spice fiend (jalapeño mustards, horseradish mustards, and spicy browns are my go-to's) but am not such a fan of the sweeter ones.
I'm from Sri Lanka. It's not working here; I was suddenly logged out from all devices.
FB logs you out and claims "Wrong password" if you try to login.
IG just doesn't load new posts or comments, but doesn't log me out.
For me, the home page and Messenger Platform have date/time stamps like

> Updated Mar 5 2024 10:33 AM EST

and

> Updated Mar 5 2024 10:37 AM EST
AWS removing transfer-out charges for the first 100GB when moving out of AWS
I'm on it! I WhatsApped Zuckerberg directly. He's aware of the situation.
> "not all partners support SSL"

Meaning “we've vetted our partners and found their security practises to be seriously wanting, but haven't kicked them to the curb because a very small amount of money is far more important to us than our claims to care about your security and/or privacy”.
Agreed. Probably could be a much better UX for handling a mass outage like this. Graceful, clear error messaging that FB login is down would be better than the current UI.

Triggering millions of people to unnecessarily reset their password yet still be unable to login is not a great UX. This seems like one of those cases that's high impact when it does happen, never likely to occur on any given day, but likely to happen at some point; probably just wasn't much focus put on handling a case like this.
>Isn't it a bit premature to claim "silence"

What do you mean?

They released patches without saying they were related to a vulnerability and without notifying Rapid7. That is the textbook definition of what a silent patch is.
Then who is the Einstein or the Darwin of anthropology? If Diamond is not credible, then who is? It's a lot easier to pick apart someone else's theory than it is to advance your own. If no one in a field is willing to step forward with a theory then the whole field is worthless.
A dual pathway model of remote work intensity: A meta-analysis
I worked at a major private bank once in tech and we had a presentation from the client advisor funds sales guy. He did a big presentation and then ended it with "But that's just what we tell the clients. You should just buy index trackers."

I was never sure if that was because the clients needed more sophistication, or because there was more money in it for the bank.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39604598 ("Tell HN: Facebook, Instagram authentication looks down worldwide")
Saying they had access to steam turbines is wildly overstating the case. They had toys that span round and round, but nothing that could produce useful horsepower.

You need metallurgy considerably more advanced than the Romans had in order to make a useful steam engine.
haha, have you seen how many problems the UK created for themselves when they left the EU? It's better to be a part of Europe than not.
25% down, but 100% Down for me is the same as 100% down.
Yes both Youtube and Instagram seems to be down too for me.
It would be a better user experience in a coffee shop to just have a media server on the network. People are already likely connected to your wifi for internet. Setup a local domain and post QR codes for it.
Still a problem with that pesky Switzerland in the middle. Do not approach any Swiss antenna without reading your telecom contract !
Not at all. Maybe what you intended to write was "nicest keyboard given my other constraints". But that's not what you wrote. And it's not what "superlatives" suggest either.
I like this graphic of draft (working) horses vs. other (companion/sport) horses over time (1800-2010 in France):

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338480301/figure/fi...

It shows clearly that farm (and transport) automation wiped out the draft horse population, but that the other horse population, having traversed the same bottleneck (ca. 1970), has rebounded. (and in fact there were absolutely more "others" in 2010 than there were in 1840)

Moral: try to be the sort of programmer a little girl (little AI?) would love?

> It had come to [Squealer's] knowledge, he said, that a foolish and wicked rumour had been circulated at the time of Boxer's removal. Some of the animals had noticed that the van which took Boxer away was marked "Horse Slaughterer," and had actually jumped to the conclusion that Boxer was being sent to the knacker's. It was almost unbelievable, said Squealer, that any animal could be so stupid. Surely, he cried indignantly, whisking his tail and skipping from side to side, surely they knew their beloved Leader, Comrade Napoleon, better than that? But the explanation was really very simple. The van had previously been the property of the knacker, and had been bought by the veterinary surgeon, who had not yet painted the old name out. That was how the mistake had arisen. —EAB
Show HN: I made a tool to help you remember how to do things and automate tasks
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A recipe can be text based and purely instructional, or it can contain scripts you can run to automate out repetitive tasks. You can then “run” a recipe, which means a log file will be created that you can use to leave yourself notes to review later, or if you are running a script, any output or error generated will be captured here as well.

If you have a chance to check it out, I would be very grateful. And if you have any feedback I would love to hear them!

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There are lies, damned lies and... status pages.

According to them Whatsapp Business on premises solutions has issues since end of February..
But also looks like that WAB is the only product with API issues according to the status page.
I think a lot of music (especially pop) has always been this way to an extent -- a bunch of songs are written with no sequencing in mind, and then the "structure" of an album is built up after the fact by sequencing those songs in a way that sounds good. Like, I don't think "Please Please Me" by The Beatles was written with an intent to tell a story though the arc of the album (it almost feels random, if anything, although maybe the most popular song was put at the end on purpose?)

In all honesty, I don't think the ratio of "a bunch of tracks thrown together" albums to "narrative arc" albums is overall all that different than it used to be.
The choice facing many companies that insist on remaining "open" is:

Do you want to
1. be right

or

2. stay in business

This is one of the reasons why OpenAI pivoted to be closed. Not bc of greedy value extractors; because it was the only way to survive.
It's like, living with Star Trek transporter technology:

> ‘If I feel like travelling to the sea, I take the train north in the morning. If I long for the hustle and bustle of the big city, then I look for a connection to Berlin or Munich. Or I take the express train to the Alps for a hiking trip.’

I'm curious to learn more about how his feelings being so quickly satisfied makes an impact on him...
In USA, same story here. Logged out and cannot log in.
That is in fact the point, it's decentralized by nature. The entire idea behind git's decentralization is that your version with an additional backdoor is no lesser of a version than any other. You handle that at the pointer or address level i.e. deciding to trust your server.
Thanks for pointing this out. While this is a symbolic victory, this is not going to ensure French women have safe and affordable access to abortion, especially when Planned Parenthood faces funding problems and smear campaigns while practitioners can still exercise a conscience clause to deny abortion care.
Is it honey mustard?
My use-case for LLMs in writing software is 'documentation I can talk to'. I don't have ChatGPT write my code but it's a much faster and more pleasant alternative to wading knee-deep in spam on forums or grepping through badly-written documentation you need a degree in exegesis to interpret.
Facebook login is also not working but status page is not updated.

https://metastatus.com/facebook-login

Platform Status : No known issues Mar 5 2024 4:38 PM GMT+1

The service is up and running with no known issues.
For me a wake up scenario was when I was unable to sens link to my site to my brother through Messenger.

I know it is not google.

Since then I knew that some links will falls to obscurity because some form of moderation/censorship.
don't bother. fb's forgot password flow is broken too.
ChatGPT even with the best prompts is, in general, not great at coding.

Being able to pass leet code isn't a threat to software developers.

"You'll never code as well as ChatGPT" is just not true.

It has next to no idea what it's doing, and this is very clear if you're experienced in software.

It's useful as all hell, as a tool. But the original statement is wholly untrue.
Unfortunately, this mission reminds me of "This video is for educational purposes only." There is no real way to enforce use restrictions.
I'd say "down for lots of people" is the same as "having widespread issues." If it was just a single person, then it would be annoying but I wouldn't assume it's a system problem.

My point was just that, of course, the status page is not reflecting reality.
Instagram is down but Youtube seems to be fine for me
It's a bit disingenuous to skip over the Graph subsection of that article, right after the "definitions vary" line:

> A graph (sometimes called an undirected graph to distinguish it from a directed graph, or a simple graph to distinguish it from a multigraph) is a pair G = (V, E), where V is a set whose elements are called vertices (singular: vertex), and E is a set of unordered pairs of vertices, whose elements are called edges (sometimes links or lines).

An unqualified "graph" is almost always this one—a simple, undirected graph. If you mean something different you almost always need to use one of the more specific names to be clear.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_(discrete_mathematics)...
The password reset flow was broken too. And I got logged out on every device. My friend who works there said they can't login either.
Anyone have a good guesstimate of how much money is "lost" when Youtube/Facebook/Instagram/Whatsapp (more?) are down each minute?
Why wouldn't this just use generics to allocate a big slice of the type so that the GC can know whether or not the arena may contain pointers to the heap?
I thought the average facebook user was of retirement age.
Instagram is also down
“Findings from the RWU meta-analysis based on 62 studies (k = 63, N = 41,904) suggest that remote workers generally have better outcomes than their office-based colleagues”
No, it's not extremely strange.
The bird take is a dead giveaway of partial information; people starting from the point of view of caring about birds recognize that the direct impact is actually pretty small, compared to habitat loss, use of pesticides, glass buildings (yes really) and domestic cats. With a few exceptions for protecting very specific breeding sites.
Instagram wasn't working for me in New England, USA.
Why the 'Single Pane of Glass' Is Impossible
Nice. It is great to see native lightweight opensource (I hope it is considering that someone said that there is no license file yet) solutions hit this space. For what it's worth, I have built something similar to this but for Java programming language. You can find it here -> https://github.com/americanexpress/unify-flowret. My reason for building something like this was that the product market is just too unwieldy to work with and has multiple layers of complexity which most of the time can be done away with. Just my opinion.

On a side note, you will at some point in time have to deal with multi version workflows. I know that this is one feature that limits wide adoption of an orchestrator.
And a 10 year Power Purchasing Agreement with the nuclear plant.

So they didn't buy it, they're just leasing half the output!
For real. At least donate them to Goodwill or something.
Sweden, logged out from all devices, Google authentication to reset password results in error. Authorization codes sent via SMS to reset passwords seems non-responsive. Authorization codes to reset password sent by e-mail works, but setting passwords results in set password page two times in a row and after second try "An unexpected error occurred. Please try logging in again."
I called out some comment for being racist a little earlier (yeah I know, just report and move on...) and figured they'd managed to pwn my account somehow. Good to know it's not just me.
GenAI isn't just about cheating though, it's replacing the need to even learn the skills people are testing for.

Edit: I didn't mean replacing all programming skills as some commenters suggest.
Greetings from Ukraine. And I confirm. First I sought, it is because some war issue in Ukraine (we are at war if somebody don't know), or somebody hacked me, but decided to check HN and seen this thread.

God bless HN and America!
Note that this status page is... less than helpful in the face of an obvious outage.
I've noticed a strange attitude of entitlement that seems to scale with how open a company is - Mistral and Stable Diffusion are on very sensitive ground with the open source community despite being the most open.
It does seem like it would be a lot higher effort than others, but if the AI is easily able to engineer a plague maybe it's the easiest path
Yet another status board that's a lie... great.
Meta doesn't do that. For one thing, "Patch Tuesday" is a Windows thing, and 0% of production traffic is served from Windows there. For another, they are constantly and always redeploying.

More likely that someone bungled a deploy of user auth. No doubt they are rolling back as we speak.
> progress in ai will be one of the biggest factors in improving people’s quality of life

But how many people are going to have improved quality of life?
What's the account hijack process btw?
San Francisco, Instagram, Facebook both not working
So lovely that the status page indicates that everything is fine except the WhatsApp Business API!
Same issue on the East Coast in the US.
All devices were logged out afaict.
Neither is the only Facebook status page I found, interestingly. https://metastatus.com/ At least, it shows everything green (except for WhatsApp Business API).
Being logged out of every app is so insane. No automatic recovery from that. Big fuckup.
Poland and Ukraine: all down.
>From a biz perspective, though, why would anyone go to R7 if there's a possibility of them disagreeing with you a throwing you under the bus?

Rapid7 is following the industry-wide best practices of coordinated vulnerability disclosure (CVD). If you don't like how they handled it, you'll have to avoid every reputable infosec company.

The article does a bad job of explaining why silent patches are bad, and a bad job at explaining the normal, industry standard, CVD process.
Also got logged out an all devices, and can't get logged back in, or successfully complete a password reset. In the US. Glad it's not just me...
Yep, I’m logged out and can neither log in nor reset. Mountain west, USA.
Thank you for posting, I'm glad you can generally find service status better here than status pages that never show downtime.
I'm curious if you (or anyone) had a chance to use Mango (https://github.com/axic/mango) before it was abandoned?
Google and Meta auth, both down at the same time? Oooh. Conspiracy theories (or not) incoming...
It's still a funny / ironic coincidence.
Yes, counting all the work well before release was why I said "well over" for just 3 years over.
The strategy my SO and I have found works well with our toddler is to find activities to replace the scrolling habit with activities that provide a better model for him (but can still occupy us). We both read paper books around him, under the theory that he can't tell "reading a book on the phone" from "scrolling social media", or do our versions of crafts, or reach out to contact friends and family.

There's a plus side for us as well, since reading, doing hobbies, and being in closer touch with friends is what we would (in our unwarped-by-phone-addiction moments) rather be spending our time doing.
And the Quest headsets.
ClickHouse and the One Trillion Row Challenge
WAFs are a manifestation of Conway's Law: The people responsible for securing the company's web presence are not in general the same as the people implementing the web request. When some API has some security issue, the securing team needs some mechanism to handle the issue faster than the API can be fixed. With that specification, you pretty much end up with a WAF, once you've been around the design space a few dozen times to refine the final product.

If you are not a large corporation it may seem silly, but as the corporations scale up they become simply a necessity. If you like, call it "non-technical reasons", but it doesn't change their necessity.

WAFs do things like securing an API written years ago by people no longer at the company, that for legal reasons can not be "just" modified or taken down, but which also can't be left with an arbitrary code execution vulnerability in it.

By all means when possible fix the real underlying vulnerabilities, but at scale that gets to be easier said than done. In real life you may be arguing for weeks about whose "fault" it is, whose responsibility it is, whether it is even a bug or a real issue, and in the meantime, the company wants some ability to deal with this.
Abortion rights is absolutely not a cultural issue import from the US. While recent development about abortion rights in the US have sparked concern about those rights in France, they've been an ongoing fight for decades.
Thank you so much, aiaf. I recently purchased a MacBook Pro and have been experiencing some crazy eye strain. I've been testing this app for the past three days, and so far, it seems to have removed all my issues.
Off-topic: This reminded me of NESticle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NESticle
I'm in France and same for me and my friends
Sony and Nintendo left to battle in console wars as Microsoft signals exit
YouTube seems fine
I was in the market for a car, and initially really wanted a Tesla or VW / ID, but with no buttons, no dials, and on the Tesla additionally no parking sensors, wonky rain sensors combined with missing stalks and no straight-on speedometer, it quickly became clear to me these were all potential usability and safety issues.

I found a nice Toyota instead with a button for every function, and everything just works.
You can eat on the train's restaurant coach but it's expensive. But he can simply hop out at one stop, go shopping for food or to a restaurant and then hop on the next train. Usually you don't even need to leave the train station for that stuff (unless it's a village or small town).
I think cheap uber/lyft ate their lunch originally but what sealed it was the introduction of dockless bikes & scooters.

Of course those smart cars didn't really help either. They were great for parking and stuff but damn did it feel like driving a gocart. My foot was either at full throttle or no throttle.

...I do miss it though.
Same situation here in Japan -- all devices logged out of Facebook and cannot log back in.
Not just Facebook, all of Meta (Instagram, Threads, WhatsApp) is taking a breaks.

The Metaverse is temporarily closed for now.

Lets see where the majority of the discussion migrates to. (Twitter / X)
Seoul Korea and can confirm. “Logged out.”
>Given that the EPA was happy to watch American industry die on the vine while foreign competitors operating under different regulatory regimes swooped in

You don't have to let foreign competitors that ruin the environment and oppress their employees compete directly with local competitors. You can slap them with tariffs or even prohibit their goods entirely.

When the US is fighting to maintain influence in Eastern Europe it understands this logic and applies this lever.

When the environment and labor rights are at stake though, it's like "what lever? I don't see a lever anywhere"
And rather than an indication that it is not working, I was just told to login again; since the attempts were unsuccessful, I was led to reset my password. Now I have no clue if the password has been reset properly or an old one is used, or login with google is used, or if I will continue to be logged out after they fix stuff.

If your service is down, please say "my service is down".
Threads isn’t working either.
A transformer shortage is, in fact, a real problem that impacts operating electrical utilities today: https://www.conference-board.org/publications/US-electric-tr...
This looks great, very exciting. The paper is not a lot more detailed than the blog. The main Thing about the paper is they have an architecture that can include more expressive text encoders (t5-xxl here), they show this helps with complex scenes, and it seems clear they haven’t maxed out this stack in terms of training. So, expect sd3.1 to be better than this, and expect 4 to be able to work with video through adding even more front end encoding. Exciting!
Thankfully there are no known issues.
threads.net seem down too.
I had a bunch dental of work done all in one month when i was a kid; i built up a tolerance to Novocaine and for the last two visits it had no effect. Teeth pulled wasn't that bad; or at least it was over quick.

The 4 fillings were a trial. i broke the arm off their chair trying to hold still for that. Driving home afterwards stands in my memory, to this day decades later, as the stupidest i've ever been on the road. Miracle i didnt kill anyone.

It changed my relationship to pain and how i processed it. And kept me away from dentists 'til it was time for dentures.
UK: Instagram iOS app not working.