skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Explain why it's cheating?

how would you feel about a student presenting stock images in a photography class?

> I use Sketch, Figma, etc., and create templates or utilize templates made by others as starting places.

Working professionaly has a different objective than school assignments. I think the distinction is very clear on many levels. Also, students using blatant off-the-shelf templates is very different professionals using templates "as starting place".

> If Canva get the job done, and looks good, and has been sufficiently modified to meet the specified criteria supplied in the assignment or spec, how is it cheating?

Well, that's not the case here. OP has explained that the design students in question aren't even using their low-effort canva templates right and exporting them as flattened pdf. It's very unlikely those who are this sloppy and careless have put any attention to the assignment or polishing other areas.

The key point is you can't delegate the main task. To use your Shopify example, if you enrolled in a "Web development using nodejs" class, and presented a premade shopify website that you purchased in a couple of clicks, the instructor won't be impressed, less so when you tell them you did it in 5 minutes "why waste time". If that's the student goal, fine, but they are in the wrong classes.
There is no deception, I believe the dealer makes mon ney when delivering the loan, they do not partake in the interest. The lending banks acccount for this in the offered terms. Some banks may claw back from the dealer when a loan is paid off quickly but I think that is rare.
This is 30 times faster than SD (on its own, as opposed to LCM methods) right?

Noting the "50" steps they referenced- whereas I've been using LCMs with 3-8 steps for months.

Just trying to understand context of the paper / comparisons etc.

90ms is fast, but like 2-3x speedup (over what I've been seeing) which is still huge, but not 30x

Can someone with more context explain?
Alternative translation, if they don't hurry shuttle you in you probably don't need to be in the ER.
> One soon told me to fuck off so I bought the car from the other dealership. Oh well.

My proudest moment in my development as a car-buyer was having a one of the managers invite me and my wife into his office, after I guess we weren’t playing along with their bullshit enough (Jesus, I wasn’t even playing hardball yet) for him to try some totally bizarre “look, you don’t seem to know how this works” plus “we don’t need your business” routine on us. It was clearly a tactic because he spent way too much time on it, if all he actually wanted was for us to fuck off.

Utterly weird interaction, and hilarious. We bought elsewhere.

Car buying’s risky and hellish unless you come in armed with knowledge and ready to treat it as a game—a game you’re free to stop playing the very second you perceive you’re not winning. Then it’s kinda fun.
MEMS https://usound.com/usound-introduces-patient-safe-mems-louds...

Datasheet (PDF) https://usound.com/download/achelous-datasheet/?wpdmdl=746
>Almost all small form factor NAS I am aware of which are affordable are non-ECC.

>Almost all homebrew kits ship boards which are non-ECC.

>You have to explicitly configure ECC as an option, eg when ordering a NUC.

Wow. Placing such products in the market without any prominent warnings (or worse, making promises of reliability) should be considered criminal negligence.
Autobytel used to be a great option to go directly to a fleet sales guy. I'd check them out, although you should definitely do your own research on this. used to work for them a long time ago.
I've seen a bunch of weight numbers but it's around a billion joules, the equivalent energy to a Mk83/GBU-32 1000lb bomb (200kg explosive fill).
> Another time I played one dealership off another trying to get each to go lower than the other

How do you do this for more then one iteration? Do you call the other dealership on the spot? Do you run/drive back and forth half a dozen times?
Bluesky has been refreshing better than Twitter in that respect
It is wonderful and terrible to get clothing as gifts.

it seems 99% of gift clothing has some sort of special care requirements.
They are not doomed.
well - for starters, my current primary HYSA has a 5.15% APY atm lol
Paying off a loan early is deceptive?
Ah, I thought this was going to be Karl Schrœder's Permanence, in which (unless I'm confusing it with a different book) a background point is that consciousness is only really useful in some niches, and most spacefaring species eventually lose it.
As highlighted in the article itself (final notes --> update), the recommended approach is to not use btrfs at all.
You shouldn’t be looking at whole mushrooms. You should be looking at mycoprotein which is a dense protein source found in fungi based meat alts like Quorn products.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycoprotein
It's articles like this that make me love the Internet. I purchased a car several years ago, and asked if they would allow me to finance through my credit union. They said that they don't negotiate with credit unions. I then stormed out of the dealership, and found a used car in their lot that I could afford to buy with cash. It may have been a dick move, but I think it was the right decision.
Well “it” becomes you and “taste buds” are the microwasps.
But they don't, large vendors often negotiate their own contracts
Credit unions and online banks. http://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/banking/savings/these-h...

If you’re willing to settle for 4%, they’re everywhere now.
Go feels especially suited for moving between application code and command line tools.
This is a feature of the US system. Dont think we can work around it.

Imagine that Biden campaigned in 2000 extensively off a hoax that Trump called nazis fine people. This was well supported by professional media.
You’re obtuse. They’re charging more for comparable services in a lower cost of living area of the state, they get away with it because they are effectively a monopoly and there are no real alternatives or competition. They have even been sued and settled anti-competitive behaviors which is evidence to my point… They may not be the literal only healthcare provider but they are clearly able to use their size and scale to rip off locals. Otherwise there’s no other reason Sacramento should be the most expensive place to give birth… it’s a no brainer. You probably work for them or some other PR firm to spread propaganda like this.

> Additionally, you are misleading people on the cost of an ambulance ride by conflating out-of-network prices and/or medically unnecessary rides.

How am I misleading? Those were my real experiences. It’s not like the 911 operator asks about your insurance and makes sure the ambulance is in network. What about when the ambulance is called for you? How is that “unnecessary” if you don’t even have a choice?

I bet you get paid to spread propaganda and lies. This shit is why America sucks—we all get worse healthcare so some rip off company can pay shills like you to spread lies and misinformation. The only people who benefit from the US system are insurance and healthcare executives. We get objectively worse care for objectively higher costs. It’s lose lose for the average person.
Why should the lender take on more risk because you don't like it?
VCs Reportedly Fed Up with Sam Altman
This seems outdated, no? Dealerships nowadays love financing, that's what brings home the bacon.
Ah, yes, we are all elucidated once again. Thanks for the ctx
Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/emergetools/status/1772350918534582525
What stops them from just increasing the price when you refuse to finance through them?
Seems like people should diet and binge to purge clothing of the wrong size at various intervals.
These are all nonsense though
Considering the real cost, it may be more accurate with 10^-5c per HN post, 10^-4c per Facebook photo (numbers made up). But they're a pain in the ass to pay, so we depend on people who do pay them in bulk, that is, the advertisers. But if we can invent any other method to properly trade this small amount of value, I think we can finally do away with them.
Tons of banks are offering around 5% on savings accounts and CDs. I have a 6-mo CD right now at 5.05%. My Apple savings account is at 4.50%

Times have changed.
> Don’t tell them. Get the price of the car done then finance it elsewhere after it’s all in writing.

Let’s assume that they will offee you their lowest price that they can offer (it’s actually possible to get very close to this).

Lowest price with no dealer financing will be higher than lowest price with dealer financing.
How is this not getting much traction? Hmm..
Safe to say that FedEx has had to add another flight or two to carry documents from OpenAI to the USPTO.
I think you misunderstand the halting problem. An algorithm that can prove any program halts or doesn't is impossible. But it's possible to prove it for some programs.

This is relevant for security, because entire operating systems have been formally proven to adhere to their specification/free of all bugs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L4_microkernel_family#High_ass...
Eh, look, I think there are times when you should withhold information and can do so ethically. If you really want something desperately in a negotiation, best not to let them know how desperate you are. But I don't feel that financing is one of those situations. If I know that I won't finance but I choose to lead the dealer to believe that I might finance, then the price I get in the end isn't the true price, it's the "price assuming I finance." The dealer won't be happy, and you know what they say about car buying -- you're buying the dealer as much as you're buying the car.

Ever since Tesla has emerged as an alternative, there's just no point in going to a dealership anymore. Tesla doesn't care how I pay them.
Yup, paramedic here. Several hours is entirely fine. We'll document the time of application. But (and admittedly different circumstances) ortho surgeons will regularly tourniquet limbs for several hours while doing their work.
It's definitely quite popular inside Google itself, where all sorts of small and one-off systems are built and deployed entirely in AppsScript.

And it has had significant updates as well.
The newer runtime is based on V8 using some clever way to isolate the code. Previously they used Mozilla Rhino as the runtime because it was easier to sandbox, but it was also very frustrating to work with.

Now the DX is much better with more recent and performant executions and a better UI.

If I sound like a sucker it's because I am and building with Apps Script is fun even with its limitations.

While Power Platform in comparison might be 100x more powerful for all I care and I still wouldn't touch it with a 10ft pole. Most frustrating experience I ever had.
>"In this repository, we investigate different aspects and solution (ideas) to the problem of having too many programming languages."

[...]

>"There are features bound to programming languages that are conceptually independent of the concrete language used. With over 9000 programming languages in use, porting these tools by hand to all popular languages is infeasible."

Hence the need for transpilers and code transpilation...

LLM-based or otherwise...

Related:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source-to-source_compiler

https://github.com/milahu/awesome-transpilers
Yeah, I'm saddened that everyone is jumping on the "whelp, back to the war on drugs" band wagon...

This is a thing we can do and make work, plenty of other places have had success with it, we just keep doing things in the most Kafka-esque way possible.
If you run into these people in person, ask them specifically where they get their beef. The facade of extreme scrutiny and knowledge over where their beef comes from falls apart immediately.
In the US? Ally offers savings accounts with great rates (usually 50% off prime, so currently 4.25%) and in my experience is a fantastic bank. Way better than credit unions I’ve banked with.
https://www.ally.com/bank/online-savings-account/
My best advice when haggling over a new car is to simply haggle over text/email. Never set foot on a stealership without a done deal.

Contact all the dealership of the make you want to buy in a 2 or 3 hour radius and make them play against each other. This works better if you have a couple of weeks/days ahead of you.

Make them believe you will finance (as it allows you to get a better overall price sometimes). Whenever one guy makes an offer, forward it to all the other guys.

It helps if you know what is the lowest realistic number they are able to go to. There are a ton of forums and online communities where people share the numbers they were able to get.

Before getting to the dealership, get your financing in order (so you have an alternative to their financing).

One last trick: Once you get there, try to negotiate the price even lower by accepting to get some extended warranty. The trick is that by law, you can return the extended warranty before it kicks in and recover 100% of that cost!
Where are we headed?
AR-Diagram tool for patterning, be it metal, fabric, cardboard cutouts (I use it for woodworking) -- Create in AR and export a diagram/outline or import a diagram and overlay in AR for marking -- still in localhost for now -- web app in delicious vanilla js, and first time I've described the tool outside of my head so really appreciate feedback
OpenDevin dev here. I created the default agent.

We're very aware that we'll need great agents to be able to compete with Devin and others. We're currently setting up evaluation pipelines to evaluate various agents against SWE-bench.

Our thesis is that a community experimenting with various agents and agent architectures will outpace a private company on a single track. We're building the notion of an "agent hub" out of the gates--anyone can plug into the Agent interface and contribute their work. We're also discussing how to build a meta-agent, which farms out specific tasks to sub-agents.

It's early days though--we've only just gotten things wired together in a sort-of working demo. Stay tuned!
This is super impressive!

I am really looking forward to the day when dictation like this can be done locally on our phones. I'd really like to do a lot of my basic messaging with my voice but the need to do corrections with that tiny keyboard means it's not much of a time saver.
They can give legally discounts for other payment methods, but not for specific cards. Credit is credit.

Meaning if you have a card that charges the merchant high fees and gives their customers lots of rewards, the business has to either eat that cost or not take that card. They can't charge you more for AmEx.
How to bypass reCAPTCHA v2 in Nodejs
> [Audeze has since made an audiophile version, called the CRBN headphone, read that story here.]

Very vague explanation of how they work, and that link in the middle - I suspect that is the entire point of the press release.
Regnart Elementary school in Cupertino is in danger of being closed down because not enough young families with kids are moving to Cupertino because it's too damned expensive. So using it as a realistic ruler for all of Silicon Valley seems disingenuous when people in Silicon Valley can't even live there! Might as well have chosen Atherton or Woodside for all the relevance they have.

$400k is a lot, even in California. It would be nice to have more, and not have to make any sort of sacrifices at all on living location or anything at all. Get the big house, the nice car; all that. But people raise families on less than that in California. They just don't get to have the BMW and own that McMansion, and have to be picky about when to Doordash.
Moon Rail is the Latest Saga in the DoD's Mysterious Obsession with Luna
WebSockets is an interesting case where the underlying transport (TCP) provides backpressure for free, but the way the API was designed in browsers throws it away. For example, it's trivial to fill your device's memory by opening a large local file in your browser and attempting to stream it to a server in a tight WebSocket send loop.

I'm not sure if there was an alternative when WebSockets was designed. Did we even have promises yet?

This sort of thing is solved nowadays with WhatWG streams. They're a bit verbose to work with but I've been impressed with the design.
It is not really any more 3D than the Saturn as it still does texture mapping in 2D space, same as the saturn. It's biggest advantage when it came to 3D graphics, aside from higher performance, was it's UV mapping. They both stretch flat 2D textured shapes around to fake 3D.

The N64 is really far beyond the other two in terms of being "fully 3D", with it's fully perspective correct z buffering and texture mapping, let alone mipmapping with bilinear blending and subpixel correct rasterization.
AI is transforming us into NPCs
See my other comment above. If they sell you a car based on the assumption of financing profits, and you don't produce those financing profits for them, then yes, in my view, that is deceptive.

Ten years ago, there was no real alternative. Now there is, so I just figuratively tell dealers to fuck off and take my business to a competitor that doesn't play deceptive pricing games.
It's so much better in India where you can walk in to any clinic or hospital for immediate attention without setting up appointments.
Yen sinks to 34-year low
The yen continued its slump against the dollar, pushing the currency towards its lowest level in 34 years and significantly raising the risk of market intervention by Japanese authorities.

During trading on Wednesday morning, the yen dropped to a low of ¥151.93 against the dollar as investors defied two days of intensifying warnings from officials.

Finance minister Shunichi Suzuki stepped up verbal warnings, saying the government “would not rule out any steps against any excessive moves” in the yen.

Forex analysts believe that the Japanese authorities have pencilled in a level of ¥152 per dollar as the “line in the sand” that would trigger a direct intervention.
None of this discusses the condition of the car itself. What if it has issues? Don't you have to worry about that dimension too? How does it affect negotiation?
ny mag did a hit piece on him which seemed to be without much substance. First I've heard of him, no opinion at all about him.
The ship dropped anchor btw when power Temp came back on as part of its procedure which is why you see the quicker directional change at end
That is terrible advice. My time has value. I'm not willing to get jerked around by random Craigslist sellers, many of whom are scammers or have unrealistic ideas of their car's value or are actively trying to conceal problems (a pre-purchase inspection by a mechanic won't necessarily catch a lot of serious issues). For those of us with a modicum of business sense and good credit scores it's just a lot faster and easier to buy a new car from a regular dealer (or a manufacturer that sells direct). Sure, they'll try to maximize their profit margin but the negotiation process is pretty simple (unless you're buying something special with limited supply). And you get a proper new car warranty, with "lemon law" recourse if something goes badly wrong.
Hahm. No, I did it myself. Your LLM detection circuitry needs to be upgraded, sir.

It's sad that people think anything a little 'different' is LLM. Almost exactly as if those takes like "this is LLM" is an LLM-brained take itself haha! :)
The rise and fall of D&D in Japan
Overcoming Inertia in Tasks and Projects
The manager routine’s bullshit anyway. Give them a damn time limit if they want to start that crap. They’re just wasting your time so you’ll be worn down and not balk when they try to throw on some fees later, trying to pretend that they “really fought for you” so you’ll feel social obligation to the salesman and be more likely to sign a less-than-optimal deal, and overall getting you more invested in the process so you’re more resistant to walking away. It’s a goddamn prank at your expense with money on the line, treat it as such.
I assume because DKA usually takes 24-72 hours to develop. So unless said diabetic waited the good majority of that time with their non-functioning pump before showing up at the ER, then that might be their assumption (though if a BGL wasn't done, that's a problem, but not of the triage system).

Also, ER isn't really the place to handle DKA, those patients will cycle quickly through the ER to endocrinology or the ICU. It won't be "give me some insulin manually so I can get on with my day".
Investing in your greatest asset: Your life
Do you have in-house protocols or are you using the off the shelf stuff?
The Art of Story Design: Understanding Story Structures
Interesting, I was thinking of a similar idea but in the direction of analyzing codebase contributors for psycho analysis
Consumers pay. One way or another. Sooner or later. And upstream costs flow down hill to the consumer.

As for cash v rewards, the best way I've seen it said is: Rewards don't earn interest. So in general - due to inflation - the longer they sit, the less they're worth.

To your point, cash back gives you the opportunity to invest / earn interest.
Agreed on the Tesla, on my second.
Try to look up online what amount these fees should be for your particular state. Some dealers will just inflate one of these fees arbitrarily by $500 if they feel that you aren't paying them enough, and try to get away with it.
Just buy at copart and fix accident damage in your driveway. Your neighbors will love you.
Thanks for sending me that. I checked out the rest of the channel. The CEO (lol) is in most of the videos, one of them is a heavily edited video where he says that his company not once, not twice, but 3 times independently found patterns in sha256, basically saying they cracked it, 3 independent teams all cracked it separately with different approaches.

No I don't for a second think they're being honest.
Also important: no fabrics with metal fibers.

https://www.ajnr.org/content/34/5/E47.full
Gulp is still a thing. Or even Grunt if that’s your poison.
The future of artificial intelligence is similar to that of Star Trek
Parasitic wasps are horrible nightmare creatures. I don’t know what to think about parasitic wasps that prey on other parasitic wasps. I think in this case the enemy of my enemy is still disgusting.
> or a manufacturer that sells direct

Which manufacturers are these, exactly?
I don't think they open sourced it. Thinking back, most AI breakthrough papers I've read don't include source code unfortunately. Researchers want their names out there explaining what they did and that they did it first, but MIT might want to license the implementation IP or Adobe (sounds like their interns discovered this during a summer) lawyers might be hanging onto it for a business edge.
How I would automate monitoring DNS queries in basic Prometheus
I don't interpret this as an insult to women. I interpret it as disparaging to bay area culture, which isn't really a big deal, lots of people disparage the culture in lots of places when they declare they'd never live there.
Yeah with Tesla you don't need to play that deceptive game with the dealership BUT you are buying a very overpriced car that is constantly lying on its range.

I have been Musked once, but not twice.
Wealthfront's checking account is at 5% right now.
Show HN - Off topic: blog posts https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
I've heard of that done via email.
Im talking about the failwhale times mostly and there’s a bunch of bugs that go back a decade at this point
How (and why) to run SQLite in production