skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why does that alter the calculus here? It's still a practice that isn't far removed from debtors prison—the incentives we've set up to pay the debt can, if used, actually prevent the debtor from paying their debts.

The question isn't whether the debt ought to be paid, it's whether this method of enforcement is counterproductive.
Excited? I'm actually quite bored with you
Bad at printing photos for framing, sure.

It’s perfectly good for photos for elementary-school projects though.
From what I understand, it arises from DRAM manufacturers, interested in maximizing profits as much as possible, have been pushing the limits of how small they can make the RAM chip's features, and then backing off slightly until they felt ram was reliable "enough", but Rowhammer et al demonstrate it's very easy to cause bit flipping?
Cows with guns:
https://youtu.be/lyqDvojqxc8?si=38_FRX_-gDFtj1fl
To me this criticism feels excessive. It feels like the author is describing their frustrations with internal usage of CSVs - there's no mention of customers and non-technical stakeholders at all. I think it goes without saying that Parquet files and other non-human-readable formats are a nonstarter when working with external stakeholders and the last paragraph makes that clear - if the end-user wants CSV, give them CSV.

I also think we shouldn't blindly dismiss the performance drawbacks of CSV when working with data pipelines. At even modest scales it becomes hard to work with very large CSVs because the data often doesn't fit into memory, a problem easily solved by Parquet and other formats assuming you only need a subset.
I use DepthAI cameras for a bunch of CV/ML stuff [https://shop.luxonis.com/] (the models run on-camera the most part) with a Jetson Nano Orin as the microcontroller. I used to use just the Jetson Nano but Nvidia is trying hard to get people on the new Orin, so I finally paid the Nvidia tax and developing for it became exciting again. But in your case, any raspberry pi would work since the detection events are not processed on the raspberry pi and the camera processor is relatively beefy. Check out their gen 2 examples for some of the models related to your task. Although looking at crowd counting example [https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-experiments] it may not run fast enough for your needs. But if you had the processing power freed up on the raspberry pi, possibly you could just display the 30fps frames and loosely sync the person bounding box detection once a second or so, which would look sorta normal for anyone watching. Anyway, sorry to ramble, I've just been working on those code samples a lot lately and I think this may be helpful for you or someone else in this problem space.
Boring short article that names three Tinder founders and adds no other founder details other than two claim to attend their parents’ Shabbat dinner tables every Friday.

The 'rest' describes using Tinder.
It comes from the maths, where tensors are generalisations of matrices/vectors. They got cribbed, because the ML stuff directly used a bunch of the underlying maths. It’s a novel term, it sounds cool, not surprised it also then got promoted up into a marketing term.
They are advocating for exactly that: "I'd instead ask: support and use API frameworks that allow you to automatically generate OpenAPI specs
The value proposition of this, especially at the price, is very weird. how is this better than putting together a python-cookiecutter template with pocketbase, htmx, and stripe?
Or it could wind up being a pretty big waste of resources. On the one hand you have the ability to extract "apparent knowledge" in a conversational form. On the other hand you are killing the ability to create new knowledge and as an added bonus consolidate power into service providers that work worse than ever.
I don't know if this is what they purchased, but EcoTank is a good term to search for if you want an inkjet that won't charge you an arm and a leg for proprietary cartridges. The basic idea is that instead of swappable cartridges, they just have ink tanks that you top up from a squirt bottle. These bottles are cheaper than any cartridge while containing like ten times the amount of ink.
Although I know you're joking about the scenario, I fear that non-therapeutic psychedelic experiences have equal or more likelihood to compound bigoted predisposition or - given intense societal pressure - trigger repression mechanisms when confronted with honest reality.
I'm just arbitrarily reverting the license change without buy-in from Redis Inc.
Deej: An open-source hardware volume mixer for Windows and Linux
I got a speeding ticket once in Orlando, Florida. I didn't forget to pay it, but they had a very strange system. I had to pay, physically, at the address listed on the ticket, which I did. After I paid it, I had to physically deliver the receipt of payment to a DMV for them to register it in the system.

I paid the ticket within the time-frame, but I forgot to do the second step, and my license was suspended. I didn't realize my license was suspended until I got pulled over a few months later, and the cop informed me that I was driving without a license, and that's a felony in Florida. Apparently I also didn't have auto insurance either, because my insurance company wouldn't insure someone without a license.

Fortunately for me, the cop was sympathetic to my story, and just gave me a regular speeding ticket, and the next day I had to get my sister to drive me to the DMV, and I was able to get everything sorted out (this was before Uber was a thing). I had to pay an extra $100 for my license to be reinstated.

It was a huge pain in the ass, and added a lot of extra steps for something that realistically could have been solved with an email from the payment place to the DMV. I was lucky to have the vacation time banked and was able to miss work to fix this, but it would have been so much harder if I had hourly wages.

I think Florida has made this less horrible now (I haven't lived there in twelve years, and I don't own a car anymore), so maybe this particular thing has been resolved, but my point is that sometimes you can have your license suspended even when you pay on time.
Heaven help you if you cat the file in a shell, though!
Maybe I am too risk adverse. I imagine if I were in debt enough to have my license suspended, then riding a bicycle might be more risky than it's worth from a cost/injury point of view.

Healthcare costs are the leading cause of bankruptcy in the US, and I imagine any accidents would be beyond detrimental to one who is in bad enough debt to have his or her license suspended.
I respectfully disagree, having grown up at a time when online dating became mainstream. Though some people might give this advice due to the motivations you've mentioned, I've also heard people share this opinion due to their poor experiences with online dating.

I've written more about this in another comment in this discussion, but I've known people who have had experiences where they were more likely to get stood up, broken up with unexpectedly, and especially ghosted from online dating versus by people they've met in-person. The process can also be draining for many people: I've talked to people who have been exhausted by regular rejection, or by spending lots of energy and time on bad dates (in contrast to dates that are likely to go better with people they've met in-person). They've then found themselves happier by dating people they've first met in-person, instead of online.

For a wider perspective, a 2023 US survey found that online dating has been positive for 53% of respondents, and negative for 46% [1]. So, people have had mixed experiences with online dating in general. I think online dating can work great for many people (I personally know a few people who've been very happy with their experiences), though it's not necessary for having a good relationship, nor a positive experience for many others.

[1] https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/02/02/key-findi...
exactly. it seems dumb to be taking away the means of repaying the debt from the person as a form of punishment for the debt.
Although the decision sounds so simple the underlying principle cannot be accepted. Privacy is an inalienable human right, just like being a free person. We, as a modern society, decided that some things are illegal regardless of my much both parties agree to do so. One cannot own another person, or work without compensation, or sell their organs to evade prison time. What EU is saying is that such a transaction is illegal. And just like the slavery, numerous companies are doing everything in their power to keep it.
Speaking from personal experience, the inverse of this is not necessary great either: the desire for the ever-growing scope leads to convincing everyone to switch to the "one true system" where previously multiple custom solutions were better fit for each individual problem.
Cows with guns - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQMbXvn2RNI

Beat me by a minute of Indecision.
My impression is that paying child support is a judicial obligation, and whether it's moral or not comes down to how moral the ruling is, and whether or not the obliged payer neglects the payment for an immoral reason. To say it's by definition a moral obligation is to say that the court ruling defines morality, or that there are no valid reasons someone couldn't or shouldn't pay, and that'd be a bit silly, but I assume you're being hyperbolic.
Previously: [0](40 points, 11 days ago, 44 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39705172
It's for fixing the vulnerability.
Sure, but I’m poking at the bad leverage you can also wield.

1) you can create undue schedule pressure that results in a cursory review that may not catch the more nuanced problems in your investigation.

2) you can be more belligerent about not sharing data. If they want to get, they won’t argue.

3) you can pay for reviewers who you know will give a positive review. Without guards against this, it’s almost a certainty that the glut of PhDs will result in some treating it like a scam de hustle where it’s more about the economics than the science.

Some consultants are well known to play the game where they tell clients what they want to hear rather than what they need to hear. I don’t think consultancy is a good model for this.
For the sake of branch prediction, the ABI really needs to include several functions rather than the "obvious" one allocator/deallocator function to rule them all with mere convenience wrappers.

The only thing "one function" simplifies is writing interceptor libraries, and that's not sufficiently motivating (especially given that OO is a better idea). Note that it's possible for partial interception to be detected and fall back to the generic method via `if (unlikely(interposer_detected))` in every ABI-exposed implementation function.

My initial design signature for this was:

auto utopia_alloc(Allocation, AlignAndSkew, Size, Flags) -> Allocation;

But when I actually implemented this I ended up adding an `Allocator *this` argument, then making this an inline function with fixed logic dispatching to malloc/realloc/free-like functions (but with more arguments) as needed (including a fallback if realloc isn't implemented).

Unfortunately it turns out recent versions of both GCC and Clang are gratuitously buggy regarding `malloc_usable_size` (and libcs took "advantage" of it then retroactively changed their documentation, breaking userland). Also, it turns out to be extremely useful if your libc supply a "realloc in place only" function, usually named something like "expand", but this too is not widely supported at all. Thus to make this useful I would have to implement a complete allocator, not a shim. So I kind of quit in disgust/exhaustion.
Obviously not but we shouldn't slow down development over some boring looking buildings.
Not all lockdowns included walking restrictions.
Ok that’s what I was missing, that this back in some ways to 2016.
I was with you until the last sentence.

The seminarians have shifted very far ideologically away from the cohort who moved the altars, ripped out communion rails, and stripped the ornamentation. That's pretty much consistent with the cohort of Catholics who attend mass weekly (a bare minimum requirement).

Those rails, altars, and decorations are being renovated back into place in some places.
> Due to the extreme density of modern DRAM arrays, small manufacturing imperfections can cause weak electrical coupling between neighboring cells.

This makes it sound like it's unavoidable and inherent to making DRAM. It isn't.

DRAM manufacturers have been pushing the limits to an extreme. That's why. Pursuit of profit. This is no different from Ford deciding the cost of settling Pinto lawsuits (from injuries and deaths) was less than the cost of fixing the car's design.
No. Would probably be super expensive and the choices would probably not matter that much. What are we talking about? Headphone jacks and fingerprint sensors? Not worth the trouble of having the company die because only 30 power users cared and now I’m left with a brick 2 years in
Didn't they say it would take 40 years and they needed more money?

Is this 'completed' or 'cut the features and call it done'
what is this xx
Every single use I've ever seen of CSV would be improved by the very simple change to TSV.

Even Excel can handle it.

It is far safer to munge data containing tabs (convert to spaces, etc), than commas (remove? convert to dots? escape?).

The better answer is to use ASCII separators as Lyndon Johnson intended, but that turns out to be asking a lot of data producers. Generating TSV is usually easier than generating CSV.
I don't like writing structured formats by hand either - at some point, you either need to, as they say in France, split or get off your seat

Either don't write it by hand, i.e. use a generator for the structured format, as the comments advocate for and article is about.

Or, just say you'll never have a spec.
What do you call the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act?
https://www.fcc.gov/calea
Home inkjet printers are only ideal for a niche usecase where you print lots of photos regularly (to the point where you need your own printer over a photo printing service). Their only advantage over laser printers is higher image quality.

If you don't print frequently, the ink nozzles clog up (and you inevitably use a bunch of ink trying to fix them). For infrequent document printing, a laser printer will Just Print whether it's been sitting unused for an hour or a month. If you occasionally need some photos printed, using one of the myriad services will be better than replacing the inevitably gunked up ink cartridges.

If you print a lot of documents, the laser printer easily outstrips the speed of an inkjet. You'll also run up huge ink fees since the cost per page of ink tends to be higher than toner.

Therefore, the only reason you should get an inkjet printer is if you often need high quality colour prints (photos).
Would you feel comfortable briefly sharing your experience?

I'm curious if you had an 'aha!' moment or maybe your environment at that time had any effects.
Wow. So really Apple knows they don't have to do anything, because the EU's teeth will fall out before Apple runs out of money. Depressing.
The tools for this should be better.

I wish that Literate Programming was more widespread:

http://literateprogramming.com/

Currently trying to arrive at a good toolchain for my own efforts: https://willadams.gitbook.io/design-into-3d and https://github.com/WillAdams/gcodepreview and at this time, the best option is looking like:

https://quarto.org/

and TeXshop and probably .dtx files (but if someone has a better suggestion, I'd be open to it).
They’re great at cleaning out your wallet too!
Why do we teach children chess? They wasted years of my time at school with the false belief that the intelligence built was transferrable to other domains. Not true for chess, for learning another language or playing a musical instrument. They didn't know that then but today there is no excuse.

It's totally irresponsible to have a child waste their finite learning window acquiring a skill with no utility. A skilled child chess champion is a tragic story of what could have been, if only their parents had seen more potential in their future beyond winning a board game against the homeless. Clearly capable, but mislead
Probably best not to be in the vicinity when the followers of the chondritic god meet the followers of the Fe-Ni god?
> Mines are starting to convert fleets into self driving trucks.

What mines?
That full-colour 3D printer from Mikami they mention is quite awesome, with an eye-watering price!

https://www.mimakiusa.com/products/3d/3duj-553/
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I’d explore other places in Europe first with your income. Not sure what exactly is that is pushing you guys away but you’re not the first I hear to leave Germany for those reasons.
Quote from the OP: "The TPU v1 uses a CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computer) design with around only about 20 instructions."

chuckle CISC/RISC has gone from astute observation, to research program, to revolutionary technology, to marketing buzzwords....and finally to being just completely meaningless sounds.

I suppose it's the terminological circle of life.
Even the best VHS decks from the 80s/90s, which would have been used in production environments and thus “well worn”, would have wear-related quality issues.
I think to be a tensor, all the bases should be independent. The way I think of it is you use a tensor to describe the rotation of an asteroid around all its major axes (inertia tensor?)
There May Be a Fatal Flaw in Godel's Incompleteness Theorem [pdf]
Shockingly, there appears to be a fatal error in Godel's famous Incompleteness Theorem. Read more at the link above, and for more details see also: https://www.jamesrmeyer.com/ffgit/godels_theorem
and it's miserable to live in.
You can’t argue with cookie prompt lovers. They love clicking on those useless buttons.
I never said it was a good idea to go to ground in a street fight - but if you end up there (very possible!), Muay Thai isn’t going to help you technique wise. Conditioning would of course.

BJJ is as often about transitioning to and from, and controlling on the ground fighting - so having both would be pretty solid ‘academically’ probably.

It’s not like if you get jumped in a dark alley by someone they’ll just back off and let you get up if you fall down. Unless they were really stupid anyway.

Same with broken bottles, random street junk used as weapons, knives, multiple opponents, etc.

Which neither are going to teach you much about practically in real life, but better than nothing.

I think I forgot to mention how the best way to win a fight is to not get in one? Haha.
Duh. Topical CBD products are 99.99% health & wellness scams. CBD is very difficult to absorb, and these "CBD" products typically contain such tiny amounts that are biologically inconsequential. And CBD really isn't for pain, it's more useful for relaxation. Some people also prefer the legally gray/less than legal delta-8- and delta-9-THC, but I prefer CBD and damiana tea.

If someone wanted real CBD at an affordable price, buy it pure from a CBD wholesaler lab in bulk and make their own sublingual tincture that contains a precise amount, say 2 mg per drop from a specific dropper. Get a good milligram scale and MCT oil.
Well I would consider differentiation between empty string versus null as simply being out of scope for CSV rather than undefined behavior. It was never intended as a complete database dump format.
You've punished them, but clearly they still won't be paying
Faster formats = rapid (25 minutes more or less), not 1 minute. Bullet (1 minute) is way less predictable (trick openings, etc). I think pretty much any 2300+ player could beat Magnus at bullet a few percent of the time. My money would be on Magnus every game, but I'd expect to lose once in a while.

There was an online game (3 minute) where GM Luis Paolo Supi beat Magnus using an insane checkmate trap. It was all over youtube, showing Magnus shaking his hand as if it had burned. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6jpYWwGRD8 (Added: Gothamchess analysis, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX4tGHEjItY )

Still, doing that at age 10 is impressive.
The only bit of information this leaks to the recipient is that you're a Telegram user and opted into this feature. Otherwise, it's no different to someone randomly typing your phone number in and texting you?

What is the risk exactly? If someone wanted to spam/harass/etc people, he can do that by just mashing 10 random digits in the dialler UI and repeat until he gets a successful call/text through, or lookup their country's number range allocations to narrow down to a specific carrier/etc.
HP Labs != HP corporate
The Dolphin Ascension will soon be upon us, and woe be upon us when Dolphinkind rise from the seas to reclaim the Earth that is rightfully theirs.
Because the good bacteria present in the milk is commensal, but the bad bacteria introduced outside aren't.
I think its kotlin's model. The language don't have a default co-routine executor set, you need to provide your own or spawn one with the std. It can be thread-pooled, single thread, or custom one but there isn't a default one set.

If you use single threaded executor, then race condition won't happen. If you choose pooled, then you obviously should realize there can be a race condition. It's all about choice you made.
If you require parse logic to import even the most trivial data export you've failed at several tasks concurrently.
> You would think we were more enlightened nowadays.

Why? We're the same species.
Watching movies doesn't give you all the facts to become an impressive movie critic. Would you for example know the exact number of Oscars each lord of the rings movies got from just watching them?
It works for me. If it didn’t, I would switch to Google’s Android, Samsung’s Android, Xiaomi’s Android, Windows, Linux, etc.
Show me a 'Christian' who doesn't believe in the resurrection, and I'll show you a non-Christian.
The simple solution is to have the government pay out the child support and make the debt to the government.
it's not illegal. The investors needs to caveat emptor and they did(nt).
yeah, but nvda is up like 500% in 2 years, so if you’re naive enough to think you can time the market, you’d have fomo over having invested in the “wrong” thing.
And who is James Meyer?
What kind of voodoo is this? I've always wanted something like this for non technical coworkers across countries but I didn't know it existed. I always just exported TSV and provided steps for how to import it (although I think most excel versions have native tsv support).
If you have a child, you should pay to support it. This is a moral obligation. It doesn't matter if you didn't intend to have a child, it doesn't matter if you're not currently in a relationship with the other parent.
Seaweed is a form of algae.
I was working with a vendor’s csv recently…

They had never had a customer do X on Y field, so they never quoted it nor added code to quote it if needed..

Of course, we did X in one entry. Took me too long to find that which obviously messed up everything after.