skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Huge difference over operating over a PCI bus with gargantuan bandwidth and near zero latency, and working over random network connections.
Pantelegraph -> wirephoto / radiofax / teleautograph -> telex / weatherfax -> fax
Others touched on it too, but I don't like all the chemicals in the wood or all the energy required to make it.

If I'm building something I try really hard to avoid it, I can only assume the dust is really toxic to breath in and I don't have money or space for a fancy dust collection system.
What is OpenCL? AMD GPUs support CUDA. It's called HIP. You just need a bunch of #define statements like this:

#ifndef __HIP__
#include <cuda_fp16.h>
#include <cuda_runtime.h>
#else
#include <hip/hip_fp16.h>
#include <hip/hip_runtime.h>
#define cudaSuccess hipSuccess
#define cudaStream_t hipStream_t
#define cudaGetLastError hipGetLastError
#endif

Then your CUDA code works on AMD.
I also have a 20+ year old Montauk. I had the cushions replaced a couple of years ago because they don't offer a restuffing service. Not cheap, but should keep me going for another 20 years.
> every item on the menu required a special machine

* One of McDonald's well known qualities is how consistent their products are. This is largely because every McDonald uses the same ingredients, the same equipment, and the same process.

* Assembly line production is a key part of how McDonald's maintains speed. Not surprised to see that the equipment resembles factory equipment.

* All of this is highly visible to the customer. You see inside the kitchen when you place an order inside the restaurant.
SYCL is a fairly direct successor to the OpenCL model and is not quite dead, Intel seems to be betting on it more than others.
Huffman requires minimum one bit IIRC whereas Arithmetic coding or ANS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_numeral_systems ) can use fewer if there's a skewed distribution.

Arithmetic coding has been avoided in practical situations due to patents, but many of those have expired ( see the patent section of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_coding or maybe not, lawyers tend to advise not even reading about patent specifics )
To lift out the key part:

> [A]ttackers breach a user's mobile account with stolen, brute-forced, or leaked credentials and initiate porting the victim's number to another device on their own.

I think this underscores the horrible over-use of inferior 2FA that uses SMS (or for that matter, e-mail accounts) as the second piece.

At least let me opt-into a decently secure system like a time-code app on my phone, dangit. (P.S.: As some commenters have noted, this crucially means disabling the insecure option.)
https://archive.ph/6BrOv
I think she mentioned it was macro mushroom, if I got the translation right.
If you want longevity, don't buy "fast fashion" furniture like West Elm, Pier One, Wayfair, HomeGoods and even IKEA.
The article here claims layoffs were around 20% of staff. That does not seem critical to me. Maybe some less promising projects get cut, maybe things take a bit longer. But if they could become competitive with 650 people they can probably do it with 500.
Open Source Alternatives to Popular Cloud Services
This race-to-the-bottom leads to what's essentially slavery. That's why we should not allow companies to pay such abusively low wages.
People used to tend to carry more. Cash, membership cards, etc. There was even a Seinfeld episode on the theme.
“Functional style” doesn’t offer the same guarantees, sure, but I wouldn’t underestimate the structural and readability benefits it can offer for certain kinds of tasks.
I assume it would be something like WebAuthN where it could be tied to some sort of USB key, fingerprint, or something similar.
Those are probably all listed in Lonely Planet at this point. Renate and Butkze had stints as scene clubs, but that was like 15 years ago when they were illegal. Sisphyos still has some scene-y-ness, but is a mix of tourists and locals. It only managed to stay off the radar for a couple years when it was only an outdoor location. But it's so big that it can absorb the crowds better. Birgit, on the other hand, was purpose-built for tourists. I actually like going to the biergarten there since it's right around the corner from where I live, and have played there a couple times, but it's unabashadly a club built to look like Berlin clubs except be more accessible for tourists. There was never a point that it was a scene spot.
Western Union predates the Pony Express by about 10 years, which operated for only 18 months. It was the Webvan and WU was the Amazon.
Most of them are glorified salespeople. I sometimes look at their work history to gauge whether it’s even worth answering. The ones that were sales rep before this job and will move on from this one to be another kind of sales rep in 6 months because they didn’t meet their quotas are a complete waste of time: they work for cut throat companies that only care about whether they cost money or make money and is a revolving door of unskilled and clueless about tech sales types who are looking for a quick buck.
This is cool! I immediately tried to use my arrow keys to move around though.
Another giveaway that it's ROCm is that it doesn't support the 5700 series...

I'm really salty because I "upgraded" to a 5700XT from a Nvidia GTX 1070 and can't do AI on the GPU anymore, purely because the software is unsupported.

But, as a dev, I suppose I should feel some empathy that there's probably some really difficult problem causing 5700XT to be unsupported by ROCm.
With respect to:

> My guess is that this is a big-retail liquidation of devices Apple is ready to move on from, and not a new long-term price point. We'll see!

I think this may have staying power. It provides a nice way of selling to a lower tier segment without impacting their higher tier offerings. It provides an on-route to the Apple computing ecosystem for those on slightly lower incomes who would otherwise have to go with the equivalent Windows laptop. Winning at that level gets people deeper into the Apple ecosystem earlier, and more likely in the future to stay in that ecosystem if their economic situation changes (classic example would be budget conscious students)
Man, of all the shitty unnecessary comments about my writing style as a blogger, this one hit hard. Thanks bud.
I had the luxury of time in my last move, which I used to go to a lot of open houses and talk to the attending realtor (which is not always the listing agent btw). Treat it like a behavioral interview and judge agreeableness and conscientiousness. Also, study basics of sales tactics so you know when they are being deployed on you. This will filter for honest, hardworking people in many situations.
Agreed, lack of keyboard support is immensely frustrating.
A good measure for an Apple product was for me always: it makes tech disappear. That was always the differentiator, I feel: it doesn’t feel like tech and it doesn’t look like it.

Now, I guess, it makes reality disappear?
Given your HN name and the Github name.. I think this is your own site? You might want to change the `<title>` block to something other than 'Vite App'.

Has anything changed since your Show HN submission 5 days ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39659471
One of the things not mentioned are the long term effects of possibly temporary higher-than-expected temperature. Higher temps for even a single year will, for example, cause increased ice melt and loss of ice cover, that will not be replenished by a return to "normal" temperatures.
No, it's not "basically" that at all.
> Abraham suspects the main cause of the trend is climate change, with some natural ocean processes that aren’t well understood playing a role, as well.
I liked the thumb gesture idea they presented in Peripheral. Enough movement to be discernible by a camera, but really only requires a small amount of energy and dexterity.

Though ideally we probably want some sort of “force gloves” that allow us to feel the weight of and manipulate objects in a virtual world using. We need way higher resolution on inputs than we have today, though, which currently amounts to an x/y/z and some button presses.
With their minds
> brittle plastic gears

FWIW, in most cases this is done intentionally not as a cost-saving measure but to improve repairability. It's cheaper and easier to have a 5¢ nylon gear fail when subjected to out-of-spec loads than to have catastrophic failure of multiple structural parts that happen to be the weakest link in the kinetic chain from the motor.

This does also cause them to fail through regular use, but having to do minor maintenance is a fundamental aspect of operating machines that are designed to be repaired and not simply thrown away.
This is really promising, please look into embedded analytics. We are struggling with building our embedding for SAAS. Now we are doing it with cube and superset. All the alternatives are expensive or hard to implement.Being able to offload the analytics to the browser is a plus.
> (I hear FoV is pretty poor at the moment)

I thought it was pretty good - but nowhere near ideal of course.

But discovered I could dispense with both of Apple's "Light Seal Cushions" and simply line the light seal with some 1/8 adhesive foam. It took a little experimenting to avoid hard pressure points, and then make it comfortable.

It is now very comfortable with the following benefits:

1. The field of view is noticeably wider. Yay! The immersion improvement feels cognitively significant.

2. I realized that greater peripheral vision downward is more important than upward. Being more aware of down makes us feel safer and is also where are our hands and keyboards live.

So I arranged the padding to wear the head set slightly lower, allocating all the increased vertical FOV downward.

3. The combination of being 1/4 inch or so closer to the face, and firmer padding, reduced the feeling of weight on the front of my head.

Warning - literally. I get an occasional popup warning that my eyes are too close to the lenses. The danger being if I were to fall I could potentially hit my eyes. I stay seated most the time, but occasionally walk through rooms, so it is worth being careful.

I use my Vision Pro for 10 hours a day on many days, comfortably. I had to switch to the two-strap support to do this. But I have ordered an adapter that allows the original behind the heat cushion strap to be used with a second cushion strap over the head. I anticipate that working even better, given how much surface area weight will be distributed across. (Also turning a knob is easier for adjustments than messing with velcro.)

Also, got some thicker (in width) lighter foam, to add some more light seal around the edges.

This feels like a real upgrade, a year or so before Apple will release a bump.
Two suggestions:
- Make <esc> close dialogs
- Don't repeatedly show the dialogs already shown just because user touches same object again
It's a neat idea but I think you need to make the actual portfolio pieces more obvious (e.g. have them animated, glowing, or just more brightly colored to stand out more). I'd also recommend a way to get the resume/CV directly without "playing", even if you also make it more visible.

I, personally, would prefer tapping/clicking to move to the location you tapped, with arrow keys/WASD to move otherwise. It says "tap/click to move" but clicking is not actually how you're supposed to move. It also would feel better IMO to have the text pop up when you click on something specifically or hit some key (so walking by your diploma doesn't take you out of motion multiple times). This could also help clear up things like the desk with two different interactions.

(also, set the page title!)
chatpdf.com LOL
Canada did steal their land though, and then ruined it with NIMBYism. Now as you can see, they're fixing it.
Social media platforms are definitely not a monopoly. A new one springs up every few years and the next generation wants to be on a shiny new platform which doesn't have their parents. Myspace -> FB -> WhatsApp -> Snap -> Tiktok -> ...

FB survived so long only because they could acquire Insta and WA. One thing regulators have to do would be to not let incumbents acquire new upstarts. And looking at the current trends, that is far more likely than not (see Adobe + Figma).
Clock Fault Injection on Mocor OS – Password Bypass (2023)
I live in Buenos Aires which became extremely attractive for expats, digital nomads and tourists in general last years due to the favorable exchange rate for first worlders. Considering this I started disliking _some_ tourists as you say. Those that go drunk everywhere, are loud, obnoxious, etc. I don't mind and are actually nice to those that are just chill and want to get to know the city.}

Thanks for the tips :) ! Will make sure to rent a bike while there.
I think people just get mad when they're reminded of this obvious fact. They want computers to prove that our minds are an illusion, the product of a "meat computer".
This is actually really smooth on mobile. Nice work.
Norfolk County Council beats Apple in £385M iPhone row
First nations governments cannot invoke the notwithstanding clause.
I too bought into this system. My only grip is the cushions. They need to be regularly fluffed back out. Which does not give me good hope for the longevity of said cushions. The rest of it is fairly solid. The size I got would have taken a 3 man team to move/setup with a more traditional couch. I can do it myself in under an hour. Cleaning under them is pretty nice too as you can just pop out that one piece and clean under it quick.

- (though it is not easy to get them on and off)

no kidding. that was my second biggest gripe with this thing. I am in zero hury to use that feature.
The average age of a workplace being run by one 60-year-old manager employing five 16-year-olds is also 23.
A Noisy Place
Never knew that was the origin.
ROCm includes OpenCL. And it's a very performant OpenCL implementation.
Really hope so, maybe this time will catch and last

Usually when corps open source stuff to get adoption, they stuff the adopters after they gain enough market share and the cycle repeats again
> but its original meaning was much broader (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/d...)

Is it really that broad? There are many examples, but none really deviates from "good". In pretty much everyone of them, I could just use "good" and it would work OK.

The only reference to "dobry" meaning "brave" is this:

> Cognate with Latvian dabravecis (“brave, prudent man”).

But Czech was likely not heavily influenced by Latvian.

Honestly, I think people should just stop assuming that if word X means Y in a Slavic language A, that it should have the same meaning in a Slavic language B. I see these kind of broken assumptions very often, but there are way too many false friends for this to work.
After checking the website I'm still not sure if this is a generic DSL for creating Math animations. or just creating ANY type of animation using a math-like DSL.
I'm fairly confident that not everyone who wants an EV has one already.
Many MLSes are governed by NAR, but not all.

MLSes are bound by an antitrust lawsuit (that they lost) to provide access to online services like Zillow. I would assume that there is an appropriate payment involved, just like with the MLS's other clients.

I think you're overestimating the costs of running a listing service like this -- there are several hundred companies in the US doing it! -- and underestimating how prone this industry is to inflating costs by illegal anti-competitive practices.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Association_of_Realto...
Nissan, Honda begin EV tie-up talks amid competition from Tesla, BYD
> Any nation developing nuclear weapons will get serious problems from the nations who already have them.

That's not universally true as long as they don't acknowledge it. Israel has nuclear weapons and nobody is (effectively) trying to stop them.
> So why don't people just stop caring what gnome thinks?

Because Gnome is RedHat and ...

1) Because RedHat is one of the few companies that puts sustained, long-term funding beind developers working on Linux. As such, they get an outsized say in what goes on because they are doing the work. If you would rather that Linux go a different direction, fund a bunch of programmers and take it that way.

2) RedHat put in the work, time, and money to get certified in ways that allows it to be used for big business. That means adhering to things like accessibility, auditing, etc. If you get the same certifications, big business accounts can use your stuff instead.

If you want people to ignore Gnome, all you have to do is fund a bunch of Linux developers to do all the work they are doing. Easy peasy.
Bifl was taken over by advertisers years ago. I would not trust anything peddled there without a lot of research.
Nu, if only Tolstoy and Dostoevsky had collaborated: they could have written "War and Idiots"...
It's a fine line between having some foreigners/tourists which can be really interesting fellows with realities completely different from you aaaaand being overrun by people that behave like locusts and just care about consuming as cheaply and quickly as possible no matter what (what happened to us in Buenos Aires). I don't think most people mind some foreigners in the places they frequent, the problem is the excess.
This reminds me of the danger of centralizing without safeguards. Like the time Google was able to fat-finger a network change globally. Similar to writing testable code, config changes should be able to be rolled out incrementally, especially if it's not easily revertable. Otherwise don't over-centralize--you have to be this tall to ride this ride.
Living in Berlin and being into techno, clubbing and drugs is the most "normie" thing ever. Try being a rock or jazz fan - or even Schlager.
Sure but why does Grandma want it? She has an iPhone so this isn’t an unanswerable question
Because being stressed in that situation is expected and isn't in any way a counter claim, yet was offered like it was.

You calling it a counterpoint is actually my point - it in no way is. Being skeptical is good but that isn't skepticism its the gullibility of the cynic
Keyboard control pls. ASDF or IJKL or arrows or all of those.
based on this, i would not be hiring you as a game dev.
I read your blog post. The primary issue is that it doesn't fairly acknowledge problems with SMS 2FA alternatives:

1. First off, SMS 2FA is certainly better that _no_ 2FA. The primary breach vector is credential stuffing, and SMS 2FA is much better than just using a password in that scenario. Importantly, I'm referring to cases where 2FA is the second factor - cases where you can reset everything with just a passcode (usually forgot password scenarios) isn't really 2FA.

2. Thus, the primary alternatives are TOTP and Passkeys. If your service needs to support a wide variety of technically savvy (or not) users, and ages, I would say these are not really viable, at least not yet. I've seen many, many people struggle with setting up TOTP and using passkeys/hardware keys.

My opinion is that SMS 2FA is much better than nothing, as long as it's an actual second factor.
A single Boeing subsidiary - under 300m revenue - had a Social Media budget of 7m/year. That's two percent of revenue. Now imagine what capital-B-Boeing's social media budget is, and think about what a primitive -if awesome! - platform YN is. Something to keep in mind.
To afford to buy a home (average value of $2.2m) where I grew up in a barely middle class area, it requires a minimum income of 400k USD. That's just a middle class home with nothing fancy.

And you're lecturing us that it's preposterous.

I guess you don't understand what things cost and the needs of real people who aren't billionaires.
Exactly. The Montreal "problem" doesn't sound like a problem at all, but rather a defining feature that gives Montreal a distinctive and worthwhile character...part of what makies it a destination city for people of a wide variety of backgrounds.

Isn't this what we call "dynamism" and frequently a highly desired trait for a group?
For simple 2D graphics, Gadfly.jl is pretty good and its backend is also quite elegant. See [1,2].

[1] https://gadflyjl.org/stable/dev/pipeline

[2] https://giovineitalia.github.io/Compose.jl
Do all of them need to be plastic, or can just one?

Typically what I have seen is one gear is plastic and the rest are metal
I'm still on iPhone X, runs super smooth. The older iPhone X runs better than my test Galaxy S20 which is newer than the iPhone X by many years.

I also have a Galaxy Edge from the same year as the iPhone X. The Samsung is completely unusable. Every tap takes seconds for anything to respond.
Thanks for the feedback! I agree that I don't do a perfect job of fairly representing the issue; I may rewrite that post to more clearly communicate that SMS is better than nothing at all.
I was pretty sure CT was gonna die when Nimbus went down last year. Like, if Digicert or LE's logs went down while Nimbus was down, ha ha
> ”McDonalds franchises are required to buy those specific Taylor machines.”

This is the weird part. Why doesn’t McDonald’s step in and certify an additional equipment supplier so that franchisees have a choice?

This would put competitive pressure on Taylor to improve their machines, since franchisees are likely to avoid equipment that is unreliable or has high maintenance costs.

McDonald’s customers would be happier too. It reflects poorly on the McDonald’s brand that there is this constant guessing game (or having to check in the app) of whether shakes and flurries etc are available at any given time/location.
No, these are not able to reason. LLM is not the answer to AGI.
You could try to convince IBM lawyers with your theory (as I know IBM is owner of patents and they will sue you just see).
Can’t wait to be 75 and read the newspaper seeing he just got released
Crypto mining didn't require significant bandwidth to the card. Mining-oriented motherboards typically only provisioned a single lane of PCIe to each card, and often used anemic host CPUs (like Celeron embedded parts).
And this lead to stupid problems like the cursor sometimes just not rendering over some apps, like Alacritty
Thanks, that helps.
I would love to see a classifier try to cluster tracks across the different types of "not-necessarily-festival-EDM', and compare to see if it clusters as many fans also would.
Expensive housing is almost entirely an Anglo nation problem. If you don't restrict infill development you won't have this issue.
It would serve Nvidia right if their insistence on only running CUDA workloads on their hardware results in adoption of ROCm/OpenCL.
Building a robot that can fix or replace all existing pipes... Very long time.

Now if we redesign whole housing construction and accept some trade offs, maybe 20 years in new construction.
why though? except for apple, most vendors still actively support it and newer versions of OpenCL are released…
It's even worse! Even after you have completed the transaction, you don't have the counter-factual and never will: Could someone else have done it better/faster/for more?

I would think a referral is only really excellent if from a person who had to do many transactions recently, and sampled at least 2+ realtors. And that's something that's quite hard to come by.
“He was suffering from PTSD and anxiety attacks as a result of being subjected to the hostile work environment at Boeing, which we believe led to his death,” the brother said.
FROM: https://apnews.com/article/boeing-whistleblower-death-appare...

He is also known to have quit Boeing on the advice of a DR who said if he stayed he was going to have a heart attack.

PTSD+Anxiety+Gun = suicide from a statistical point of view. Without the gun it is much more likely to be an "attempt".

The family wasnt shocked, and they still blamed Boeing...