skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Spam and scams will happen no matter what. It will just be spread across the cheapest domain registrations that are still available now. The narrow and self-serving aspect that Facebook investigated, cybersquatting, should not justify killing off legitimate free domain registrations forever, at least in a better world where we more directly tackle these problems.
Thanks, glad to hear some good feedback.
Brueggemann is amazing.

I would also add, in no particular order:

- wisdom of the desert (merton's translation of the sayings of the desert fathers)

- pilgrim at tinker creek; annie dillard

- goatwalking, jim corbett

- Impostors of God: Inquiries into our favorite Idols, william stringfellow

- the new testament, trans. by david bentley hart

- the sabbath, Abraham Joshua Heschel

- zen flesh, zen bones

- moral man, immoral society -- neibuhr

- principia discordia

- the poetry and sermons of john donne

- many other poets.
/shrug that's fair, with only like four things its not that much more readable.
It wasn't in the public beta according to Oracle.
You won't learn anything, and attemping to derive any info is likely to be extremely unfair to Vulkan, which was the stated purpose of said comparison.

PyTorch and TensorFlow have been developed and fine-tuned over many years by large teams of expert engineers. They incorporate numerous performance optimizations, including advanced memory management, kernel fusion, and auto-tuning of hyperparameters.

Richard, as a single-person educational project, simply cannot match this level of optimization.
The scope and feature set of the projects are vastly different.

PyTorch and TensorFlow are comprehensive ecosystems that include not just the core computational graphs, but also high-level APIs, pre-trained models, data loading and augmentation pipelines, distributed training support, and more.

PyTorch and TensorFlow are often evaluated on large, complex models with millions of parameters, trained on massive datasets. Richard's examples, as shown in the README, use much smaller models and datasets.

I wish I could think of a good analogy off the top of my head...I've only gotten as far as testing the viability of carbon fiber tires for a highway-bound semi via someone's hobby pinewood derby car where they lovingly crafted novel carbon fiber tires from scratch. No one did anything wrong and both are achievements. It's just a category error.
The most useful part is in the comments. Quoting [1] for posterity:

> Honestly, reading LessWrong I sometimes feel like I've wandered into a bozo version of "The Invention of Lying", one set in the real world, in which the Ricky Gervais character and his chums are the only people to whom lying comes as a stunningly new idea. And they set out to get anything they want by lying, and for a while it works because no-one's expecting such idiocy, but eventually people get wise to them and they end up puzzled by why it isn't working, when it obviously must.

> Status signals are a known thing in the real world. False status signals are a known thing. People who habitually make falsely inflated status signals and imagine they are being taken seriously are a known thing. They are called "buffoons", "blowhards", "charlatans", "impostors", "humbugs", "phoneys", "all hat and no knickers", and with a thesaurus I might double the list. Even in the enclosed world of geekdom they are a known thing: Dilbert's boss. That is not something to practice being.

[1] https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/PMZHfLuQaeFDMQwMx/social-sta...
Let’s watch pornhub in Texas. Whatever overreaching Republican tactic to punish pornhub, let’s go one step further in Minneapolis with Uber until we end up with a Supreme Court case and/or a Congressional hearing.
If you don't see it, you not going to, so I'm not going to try to change your mind. Keep going as you are then, but keep in mind that it's not the ultra rich nor the poor who will be paying down those trillions. It'll be _you_. Each man, woman and child in the US already owes $100K. Bear that in mind when contemplating whether the government is corrupt, and whether you should let it borrow even more for no apparent benefit. Because frankly, I don't see the benefit, and I ain't going to pay all that. I'm going to retire elsewhere.
> While reviews note that you can run PUBG and other 3D games with decent performance on a Tecno Spark 8C, this doesn't mean that the device is fast enough to read posts on modern text-centric social media platforms or modern text-centric web forums. While 40fps is achievable in PUBG, we can easily see less than 0.4fps when scrolling on these sites.

Remember this the next time marketing asks the frontend team to implement that new tracking script and everyone assumes that users won't even be able to tell the difference.
I'm enjoying this thread. I want to add that building a network of experts has other costs too.

Sticking to a network will limit the variety of people you get to meet, everything else the same. Local maxima.

It also isn't practical in some circumstances; if I travel for work or move cities every few years, the local network for mechanics gets lost. The cost of keeping the network would be staying in one place.

So, these are all options.
> most advanced nodes

That's overly simplistic. It is the whole ecology of optimising for low-power usage on mobile that makes ARM so efficient. An advanced node does make a difference of course, but it is all the other choices made for efficiency that stack up e.g. big.LITTLE and the OS support for it. You can still get power efficient ARM on older nodes.
If the patch works for you, then the time is not wasted. In JS I ecosystem applying personal patches is easy with patch-package.
Nobody cut off "legitimate free domain registrations" forever.

Airquotes aren't sarcastic, just, idk exactly what that combination of words means so I want to leave myself an out.

You are free to hand out domains for free to strangers, if you so desire.

Nobody stopped anyone from anything.
Will they release the code/weights?
Exactly. These people are centi-millionaires and beyond employment, promotions, bonuses and all that usual drudgery. I guess the article is funded purely not to injure egos. But, hey, what is all that downscaling of YC? The article is clearly official press release and paid for.
Sounds like half the startup-bros I meet who tell me Quantum-Crypto-AI will take over the world.
The humans checking your cart and receipt at Walmart seems worst?
Russians using washing machine chips for their missiles remotely.
For the performance boost it could offer the unsavy user stuck on a HDD, it was probably worth it to many. Gross to be the middleman, but it is what it is.
Yes! This is what I use on technical interviews. I generally ask candidates to describe systems they have worked on in depth from an architecture perspective. This very rapidly spots the BS hand wavers from those who know how their systems work. As a side effect it can also serve as a gauge on how mature or junior they may be.
Voice, video, realtime interaction, a devoted user base, an incredible amount of money…
L.V. Allis, H.J. van den Herik, M.P.H. Huntjens, "Go-Moku Solved by New Search Techniques". AAAI 1993

http://www.aaai.org/Papers/Symposia/Fall/1993/FS-93-02/FS93-...
Don’t lash out when you are hurt. It’s embarrassing.
No. MacOS is UNIX Certified. This is a bug in MacOS. Breaks POSIX compliance.
I think it is sort of hard to imagine; a world populated mostly by humans that appreciate that sort of simplicity is pretty different!

If we had modern computers in 200X, we wouldn’t just have music on our myspaces, we’d put whole games there I bet.
There are hooks for the planner and the executor, so you could force their hand quite easily with a plan extracted from a previous EXPLAIN. Being able to pass a plan at protocol level would be more efficient, for sure. I’ve worked on Postgres-XC and somewhat Postgres-XL, and that’s something that we wanted to do to generate a plan on one node, and push down the compiled plan down to other nodes to avoid the overhead of the plan computation. This stuff did that for snapshots and a few more things with an extension of the protocol.
The Y29K Bug. That would fix the current "Don't Get Paid for A Day" trick that Leap Years do to salaried people.
Go-Moku Solved by New Search Techniques (1993) [pdf]
And your comment just made me wonder if the two recent Boeing crashes actually mean the IBM hardware is even *more* reliable
Cosmopolitan Libc - https://justine.lol/cosmopolitan/index.html
I’ll try to do something about that tomorrow, saw your ticket.
Yeah, this article clearly has some significant bias on this issue.
USSR's top leaders were still alive in 2014 when Putin used it as a pretext for the invasion of Eastern Ukraine and Crimea and talked about it in several interviews:

* Shevardnadze, the minister of foreign affairs denied this and said that he did not discuss anything like that with anyone during his tenure.[1]

* Yazov, the minister of defense said that he doesn't know anything about it either.[2]

* Gorbachev, the general secretary of the communist party, called it "a myth" and said that you won't find anything in writing because there was no such agreement, and that had they had an agreement, they would've written it down.[2]

Other figures, like Kozyrev, the first post-USSR Russian minister of foreign affairs, have used even harsher words, calling the story "simply nonsense", and people who keep repeating this fabrication "chumps and useful idiots".[3]

[1] https://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/interview-with-e...

[2] https://twitter.com/splendid_pete/status/1650735533826375680

[3] https://newlinesmag.com/reportage/russias-ex-foreign-ministe...
This makes sense to me, if 10 families want a place to live and there are 8 places to live, housing prices will trend towards infinity, until people give up and multiple families live together.

We need more places to live, at the end of the day there's no way around that.

Regulation might help though. If we regulate it so that it's harder to profit from real estate, then people will find other investments instead. This is good, because as long as real estate is a favorite investment for the wealthy, there will be a "mysterious" resistance to any efforts to lower the prices by building more houses.

I'm not an expert here, but this makes sense to me. Did I miss anything?
Instinctive Sleeping and Resting Postures (2000)
People can only comfortably read a maximum of 17 words per line. Best is 12. That text should be in two columns.
What's the DEA doing about it? not the right things...
That's just thing. I think there's this view/assumption that they're all in their 70s, and in some shops that may be the case; but this is an active system actively managed and enhanced/developed. These are normally aged developers :-)

(Heck, I did about 18 months of "some COBOL" along other stuff for a job right out of university. It's... fine? It's a language:)
It is not obvious to me that this breaks POSIX compatibility. The kernel may choose to signal a process with SIGSEGV on a memory protection violation but I can't find anything that suggests this is required.

Last I checked, macOS formally maintains POSIX certification. Linux is not POSIX compliant, so I wouldn't use Linux as the measure of what is correct behavior under POSIX.
Hard?! You'd generally have one or two medium size books that documented the whole environment including corner cases, very few or no third party libraries, no frameworks, no autoupdates, just programmers living their best lives. If anything ChatGPT is filling the hole created by poorly documented "open source" churn.
> None of this matters compared to the number of apps available.

There's a reason that iPadOS launched multi-window mode of arbitrary curved corner sizes with the same curved handle bar on the curved corner, several iPadOS iterations back.

Doing that ensured that VisionOS could launch opting all iPad apps in: most any iPad app respecting the ability to run in iPadOS's "stage manager" mode with multiple windows, works beautifully OOTB on VisionOS.

In fact, any iPad app run on Vision OS, if you "pull" the app close to you iPad sized, you can touch it as if an iPad screen, and your fingers and touch work as if touching an iPad.

The only apps that don't work as if native are those doing something special with multi-touch or touch gestures, but most apps "just work". It's pretty wild.

Press keeps comparing Vision Pro to MacOS. No, the 2D pass-through mode is a room sized iPad stage manager, infinite iPads.
I had a Gameboy, parents had a PC. Friends all had a game console. NES, SNES, SEGA, Amiga, C=64, etc. PC went booming in 90s though. Because here you could buy a PC tax deductible via a law called 'pc-privé'. This was to stimulate citizens to learn to use a computer in their private time. Still, even with tax deduction a PC was very expensive. Not like a car, but expensive still.
If she falls a sleep then can she have the expected sleep length when not interrupted?
As a person who finds CUDA extremely easy to write and integrate, what does Triton have to offer?
The Plight of Japan's Ama Divers
I would never work at your company. I use my own tools, thank you.
Any suggestions on how to make that happen? People are already free to build as many houses as they want. They don't because building houses is expensive and there are easier ways to make more money with that capital
> Participants were instructed in their respective native languages to estimate roughly how much time it took

If they really want to claim that the “language you speak” changes your perception of time, then they should have avoided the confounding variable of translation discrepancies in experiment instruction.

For example, design some simple UI which does not need to be explained.
Repairs are also needed in accidents, and notably damaging the battery is pretty catastrophic damage on a car. Basically no way to repair it, so you need to replace the whole thing with a used one or something.
https://github.com/riscv/riscv-v-spec/commit/6f702a213f29520...

The github is never the place to find ratified specs. It was used for the working draft of 1.0, and will be used for the working draft of 2.0.

There have already been dozens of commits there post-ratification, mostly clarifications or corrections to the documentation, but in future there will be new functionality.
Leading adviser quits over Instagram's failure to remove self-harm content
Perhaps more frustratingly, I’ve found that even when I manually went through my Reddit history and edited my posts and then later did the same and deleted them all, they still exist in the original unedited form. I can find old posts via google search for my username, or posts I commented on, despite Reddit self telling me they have no history of my posts. I also, rarely, get a necro reply where someone replies to a very old post I wrote, which reminds me that these are still out there and discoverable, despite my attempts to edit and delete the information.

Reddit has no respect for its users. Your posts are not your posts. They belong to Reddit. As an EU citizen, it feels like what they are doing is probably illegal, but there is no recourse for the average user.
We Search for Silver Linings
This couldn’t possibly be the result of corrupted politicians influenced by some kind of lobbying!

People merely need to be protected from the evils of anything that might threaten the profits of the meat industry!
> "Niger regrets the intention of the American delegation to deny the sovereign Nigerien people the right to choose their partners and types of partnerships capable of truly helping them fight against terrorism," Abdramane said

> "Also, the government of Niger forcefully denounces the condescending attitude accompanied by the threat of retaliation from the head of the American delegation towards the Nigerien government and people," he added.

Pretty harsh. Wonder why they’re mad enough to essentially call a diplomatic delegation a bunch of pricks and bullies and kick them out..

> Abdramane said the status and presence of U.S. troops in Niger was illegal and violated constitutional and democratic rules because, according to the spokesperson, it was unilaterally imposed on the African nation in 2012.

> He said Niger was not aware of the number of U.S. civilian and military personnel on its soil or the amount of equipment deployed and, according to the agreement, the U.S. military had no obligation to respond to any request for help against militants.

Ah, ok. Standard stuff; America never wants partners, it wants deferential vassals.
Many users of Siri would be thrilled if all this did was made it decent at understanding what’s being asked of it and gave it the ability to ask clarifying questions, especially if it does so staying fully local.
The title does not seem to be supported by the article.

Title: “Fentanyl poisoning is the #1 killer for people ages 18-45”

TFA: “Drug Poisonings are a leading cause of death for Americans ages 18-45, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)… almost 70% of these deaths were caused by fentanyl and other synthetic opioids.”
People born after 1990 aren't real.
The enclosure of that device looks very similar to a Focusrite Scarlett Solo. Curious if it happens to be a repurposed one.
You are not right

It would be no difference

Something like 0.1% of fentanyl comes in with migrants entering illegally or seeking asylum

You are listening to dishonest and misinformed sources and repeating their disinfo with glee

edit: Your link doesn't counter that. Learn to read
A TLD per se is not a facilitator for crime.
You’re not the only one who hasn’t heard of it. Usually any time I see a tech related acronym on HN I at least have a vague idea of what it’s related to based on incidental exposure but not this time.

I searched HN for the acronym and there are two posts with more than a few comments, with the most popular one posted five months ago. “Promised as the messiah” my behind.
This isn’t really true though. Plenty of founders are early career and don’t have the experience or chops to pull that kind of salary.

Many founders are not very impressive but what they have is confidence (however blind) in their ability to do the thing.
Drugs would like to extend a warm thank you to prohibition, for helping drugs win the war against drugs.
I disagree. The user can change the window size, font size, colours, etc according to their own preferences.

> I read a lot of Dan Luu's posts, and each time I have to do this sort of thing to make it readable.

You shouldn't have to. You should be allowed to add a CSS file which can apply to multiple files, and then use that, instead of having to do it for each file individually.
Sam's Journey (NES) · Release Trailer [video]
Unless I'm mistaken, the article says drug overdoses is a leading cause of deaths in that category.
1) That's not THE leading, necessarily
2) only 70% of those drug cases were from fentanyl.

It's a hell of a drug and a hell of an epidemic, but if my reading is correct, let's keep headlines more accurate.
Toy models, Tadashi Tokieda (2008)
As someone who makes bloated sites I can only say that management doesn't give a fuck about bloat as long as features are checked of in due time. So please don't blame me
That Discourse guy is a classic example of someone designing their product for the world they wished existed instead of the world we actually live in. Devices with Qualcomm SoCs exist in billions, and will keep existing and keep being manufactured and sold for the foreseeable future. No amount of whining will change that. Get over it and optimize for them. People who use these devices won't care about your whining, they'll just consider you an incompetent software developer because your software crashes.
That's not the correct headline.

The first sentence says "Drug Poisonings are a leading cause of death for Americans ages 18-45, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)."

You can dive deep yourself into the data showing causes of death: https://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/saved/D176/D374F608
https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2020-03/DEA_GOV_DIR-...

You are listening to dishonest and misinformed sources.

edit: https://twitter.com/StatesTrust/status/1663571416472510464
In addition to Shortcuts, being an Apple thing, Siri naturally has native HomeKit integration which is powerful when combined with HomeAssistant.
Are you required to maintain PCI compliance? Do you touch customer personal info?
I believe their primary focus is protecting the customers / proxied web servers, not the clients of said site. I suspect if one day the free accounts on CF went away there again we would lose a lot of scam sites assuming they don't accept Monero or similar and like .tk we would also lose some cool sites.
Mind that not only low-end or old phones have slow CPUs.

Both the $999 Librem 5 and the $1999 Liberty Phone (latest models) have an i.MX8M, which means they have similar processing power as the $50 phones the article is talking about.

I tried to log into Pastebin today. The Cloudflare check took several minutes.
Is it safe to assume that these were overwhelmingly on Cloudflare's free tier? I don't expect that someone who gets a domain for free is going to pay for hosting; if that's the case I don't see this as a big loss for Cloudflare, or am I missing something?
GGGP was suggesting use of an airship.
recent scandals with Boeing and United is the result of trump deregulating airlines.
https://www.npr.org/2020/12/03/942345240/trump-administratio...

a lot of regulation just became "self-certify" and companies obviously cut costs and outsourced everything including fleet maintenance.

this article is from 2015 - but things got way worse since then
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/11/airplane-maintenance...

European airlines and Airbus are flying just fine, it is Americans that have a problem due to over politicized and polarized society and corrupt politicians
POSIX.1-2017 specification. Section titled "Memory Protection"

https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/V...
You kinda can if you archive the repo. Not sure if that stops other things like releases though.
In Hindi, the word for yesterday and tomorrow is the same i.e "Kal" phonetically sounds like the word "Cull" in English.
while you make your high-brow comment at how the $26 is a fair price for a cup of delivery coffee, the coffee shop owner, delivery driver, customer's are all worse off than before because some politicians thought they 'knew' better, as you purport to here.
One of the most common assumptions people make when dealing with other people is that everyone else thinks like they do. So many problems with communication, instruction/teaching/learning could be better resolved if each person understood that different people process information in different ways and made sure to present information in a way that the receiver is capable of following.
There were a lot of delivery drivers in seattle last year when I lived there - many I saw delivering trivial amounts of product.

Maybe the law is just disguised as improving driver pay but the real objective is to decrease traffic congestion.

If that is the real reason then I support it. If it’s an unintended effect then I’m against.
If it’s so superior why is the world so desperate to use anything but?
> Some call it baby dick syndrome

Ummm…