skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For this to be “equally plausible” you’d first have to offer a plausible hypothesis of how such a weapon could operate. Last time this came up nothing even remotely plausible was offered.
No, A symptom is a manifestation of disease apparent to the patient himself, while a sign is a manifestation of disease that the physician perceives. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/34161....
Also note the correct position of CTRL. Why it's only the HHKB that gets it right today is beyond me. Caps Lock has no right to be on a modern keyboard.
Even if that didn't ignore the scaling behavior of auto manufacturing, which it very badly does, that would only be a reason it might be winner-take-all, because it has a giant load-bearing “if”.
this is obvious to literally anyone who is in tune with their bodies, it doesn't take science to say so. Chronic inflammation is a great place to start. Because even if you don't have cancer, it's likely you're trending towards diabetes or some other major illness. inflammation is one of the number one markers for "SOMETHING IS AFOOT".

most people are so divorced from being in sync with their physicality, and are so far removed from understanding what normal should feel like, and are often so blunted by prescription medications and other compensatory mechanisms, that it makes "something doesn't feel right" highly impractical sadly.

even now, people here will scoff at this notion while willfully turning a blind eye to their own personal pains/afflictions/signals, even though rates of cancer and other diseases are skyrocketing. And this is because it's all wrapped up and embroiled in a scary cognitive dissonance that most people actively work to maintain, because it sucks and it's kind of scary to put a spotlight on your own mortality.
Why not use something like cowboy?
We run coding assistance models on MacBook Pros locally, so here is my experience:
On hardware side I recommend Apple M1 / M2 / M3 with at least 400Gb/s memory bandwidth. For local coding assistance this is perfect for 7B or 33B models.

We also run a Mac Studio with a bigger model (70b), M2 ultra and 192GB ram, as a chat server. It's pretty fast. Here we use Open WebUI as interface.

Software wise Ollama is OK as most IDE plugins can work with it now. I personally don't like the go code they have. Also some key features are missing from it that I would need and those are just never getting done, even as multiple people submitted PRs for some.

LM Studio is better overall, both as server or as chat interface.

I can also recommend CodeGPT plugin for JetBrains products and Continue plugin for VSCode.

As a chat server UI as I mentioned Open WebUI works great, I use it with together ai too as backend.
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When will `worker` API be ready for production?
"There sure was disinfo being peddled during that saga, but not from the Democrats."

Good one. Please pull my other leg.

Update: if it's sincerely not clear why the precious comment about "not from the Democrats" was a farce, read the "Reactions" section. The efforts to quash the Post story and characterize it as misinformation are what I'm talking about.
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I don't necessarily disagree with the idea here.

But isn't it inevitable that pilots would know that ANY reporting would be intended to avoid situations where the pilot presents a risk, and a possibility always remains that some action may be to prevent the pilot from flying?

I feel like that's an inevitable understanding / fact...

So plans to

>The FAA should develop a non-punitive pathway for reporting previously undisclosed mental health conditions, treatments, or medications

Seem like it would be difficult to pull off.
I am grateful too, but I don’t think that this person could have earned more via blackmarkets. This backdoor in ssh was NOBUS. You cannot exploit it unless you have the private key.
This is really cool.

Maybe as this moves on with early detection, we'll be able to deliver custom moderna cancer vaccines are immunotherapies to kill cancers before they can root.
A noncopying ++ could be spelled `+= 1` though. So some iterators would support `+= 1`, but not `+= 2`. This would be vaguely similar to how the null pointer constant was defined as an integer constant expression that evaluates to zero: Define `+= <integer constant expression that evaluates to one>` as the increment operator.
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We see routine cable cuts every so often between Tokyo and Hong Kong. It's just shipping mishaps (dragged anchors, trawling etc.). One of our vendors didn't have connectivity for months.

The article is pretty detailed actually. Interesting that it was the Houthis after all, albeit incidentally, since it's likely the dragged anchor after being hit my missiles.
Good idea. How about: highlight code modified since last commit.
Request for the bun team: please provide a clear support policy/EOL timeline. Bonus points for clarity on the stability guarantees that are offered between versions and modules.

https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/7990 (Via https://github.com/endoflife-date/endoflife.date/pull/4382)
You are conflating convenience with necessity. Currently large companies also use xz simply because it is configured to be the default in many distributions. If it charges them money, they will just move to zstd, brottoli, gzip or 7z. The first two are backed by large companies themselves who will not adopt these kind of licenses ever.
Are there plans for adding concurrent or parallel execution to the test runner? I recently tried looking at the code base to maybe implement it myself, and it looks like it wouldn't be easy without some reworks.
Part of the bad in autotools culture is to run it when creating the release so people don't need to run before building.

Letting people run autotools would completely avoid this one hack.

But well, you have a point in that most of what makes autotools bad is that you can't expect your userbase to learn how to use it.
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A bit lengthy, but I for one tend to agree.

Basically, most of us haven't figured out how to meaningfully make the switch from real-life communication to online.
People who really think there's more than an infinitesimal chance that a thing will destroy humanity but advocates for doing it anyway are just plain sociopaths.
Authors use AI to write papers. Reviewers use AI to review them. The community uses AI to summarize them. It is very convenient and weird.
All the other countries with income taxes? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_tax#Around_the_world

That said, most countries do not have lobbying from tax preparation companies, so they have have saner and easier to grasp tax codes, and the tax returns are painless and/or automated for individuals.
This analysis matches my current experience. I'm at a small startup and I've been trying my best to push them to invest in AI features.

The company is willing to invest very trivial amounts of time/effort in AI embellishments but they are extremely slow to move on any kind of transformational technologies. I had a call with the CEO recently and he was saying that he wasn't interested in foundational AI technologies. I don't mean foundational models (as if a small B2B startup could even consider such a thing). I don't even mean medium/large scale fine-tuning work. I mean, he wasn't interested in investigating broadly applicable AI capabilities which could apply to multiple product features.

I think of it like "dipping the toe into AI" strategies. You get a couple of days to try out some prompting and then spend the vast majority of the time bolting the LLM output onto an existing feature.

What I believe we need are a few big companies to emerge where the new LLM stuff is at the very core of the business so it can show startups how it should be done. I can't even blame this company for being hesitant to invest - there is no proven track record to judge potential success against. At least old-school SaaS feature development work has some basis for projecting revenue. The margin for error on deep LLM features is completely unknown.
Lisbon was where I pioneered it; you might have to buy something cheap, but at least you have a restroom available.

If you're really penny pinching, the ground is often littered with receipts.
Can recommend! I tried it, and it only took 11.423 seconds to resolve reddit.com!
A symptom is what you show. A cough is a symptom, detection of a viral protein is evidence of infection.

I lost someone close to me to melanoma that metastasized to the brain. It grew for at least 6 months without symptoms. And when symptoms presented, they weren't immediately evident of a tumor until it had progressed. She was being actively monitored for melanoma at the time - having the ability to detect it earlier would have made all of the difference.
I mean Llama itself, not a fine tune. Ollama seemed to download and run Llama 2 with no agreement.
Well, it's a POC against a re-keyed version of the exploit; a POC against the original version would require the attacker's private key, which is undisclosed.
as usual, I am always in the skeptic camp when chrome people add features. there's an unexplainable suspicion that they do it for EEE strategy like web integrity api. remember folks, if you love open Web, you'd advocate to use non-chrome browser.
That version of history is in contention. The devs of Croc are adamant they basically invented 3D platformers and Nintendo stole their ideas, but the timelines with the first builds of Super Mario 64 rule in favour of Nintendo.
I have family in Italy and they were sending me e-mail warnings about the coming lock-downs in February 2020. (I just checked my GMail records to confirm.) Because by then Italy was already locking down. It was declared an emergency in Italy shortly after the WHO declaration and especially due to 2 confirmed cases found in Rome. You can read about this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Italy
Huge corporations like Warner actually can and do gain percentage points on their bottom line by deleting "content" and writing it off as a loss. Having to pay several million less in taxes can actually make the company more profitable than it already was.

The executives at these companies care about the spreadsheets. Not about the people making or watching the shows. Sometimes the spreadsheets come out better in the short term for deliberately chucking a show into the fire. It is the short term incentives that are the problem in that respect.
I think there are a bunch of web tools, why bother deploying your own model?
> Can’t the OS / environment provide a “features_available”

That wouldn't be consistent with the "unix philosophy".
"How to deceive friends and exploit people"
Now that Discord will start showing ads, is there any chance Bun will support a communication platform that is open & ad-free like IRC, XMPP, or Matrix?
From the article link in the readme, this is a dig at Facebook.
You're not alone. This is the day that I ignore pretty much everything on the interwebs. I still read HN, but with an even greater skeptical eye than normal.
idk what the previous commenter means by it, but to me, a forest is more than a collection of trees that are planted in a grid, ready for clearcutting in a decade or so. A forest is an entire ecosystem that takes decades to build without the disruption of human intervention. Some of these "managed forests" are little more than tree farms, lacking the wildlife and diversity that comes with natural forests. Monoculture tree farming does not create a diverse ecosystem and the benefits that come from that.
> that didn't actually happen

See modulating factors at the bottom. In this case, it didn't because it was caught before making it into a stable release, but only due to sheer luck. The story is still so much bigger than Stuxnet to me because its aim was an actually tangible impact on millions of people's lives

> Now this could have been bigger than Stuxnet, if the backdoor had remained secret for -- and I think I'm being generous here -- another year or so.

Agreed on that! (To be clear, I still think it's already bigger, not because of the impact it concretely had but because I perceive it to having been very close; but I can understand this/your point of view very well)
> libc is big and complicated and most programs only use a tiny fraction of it. Is libc a problem for the ecosystem?

IMO yes. I definitely believe having basic common functionality (malloc, printf, memcpy etc.) provided by one library with all the crazy/obscure stuff that very few people need or want somewhere else would be an improvement.
In this ORM, both versions construct without executing until the results are accessed. The list comprehension looping over the results is an access, the "if" happens after that.

The one exception to the obvious "results are accessed" intuition is slices (such as [:3] to mean first 3 elements), which thanks to how python implemented them lets the ORM use them to further modify the query by adding LIMIT instead of executing it.
Stoicism is more popular than ever. Too bad it's so incoherent now
The Lancet uses a NVIDIA Jetson module as main controller:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZALA_Lancet
Then how would you type uppercase letters? /s
But on a more serious note, it does appear that some people are not aware that the shift key capitalizes letters and exclusively rely on the caps lock key.
I have one of the old ones. The head is actually a music-box style mechanical movement, with each "track" of the record corresponding to a particular tone. A standard music box has the notes of each tone embossed on a cylinder, or has pins installed at the location of the notes. As the cylinder rotates, the lands (that is, the raise part) of the embossing hits or plucks the strings/wires of the musical part. With the fisher-price toy, instead of a cylinder, its a disk.

I've been meaning to figure out how to spec out an appropriate torsion spring to replace the one in mine, as all of the songs sound a bit slow these days. I'd also love to write a program to convert some songs from midi into a 3d-printable file to make my own records for it.

I had no idea its from 1978, although that tracks with how old my siblings would've been when they got it.
No index gives you O(n) (technically O(n log n)). I'm talking about doing a table scan instead of a seek.

Or did you mean O(1)? Some RDBMs have Hash indexes which given you (effectively) O(1) searches.

For example: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/indexes-types.html#I...
GG for Windows support and all the addition in 1.1 :) Thxx
They suggest to remove existing rule that makes pilots to avoid therapy sessions, for fear of punishment.

So yes, pilots are aware and react.
There are places where firms are compelled by regulations to hire people who are currently US citizens, sure. That's not really employer-discretionary (and I really should have said ethnicity or national origin, and not nationality, anyway.)

But even then, it is not, as suggested upthread, more OK for Iranians to hire Iranians than for Americans to hire Americans, whether talking about nationality, national origin, or ethnicity. (Fir nationality, there are narrow cases where the latter is mandatory and the former is prohibited no matter who is hiring, sure, but that's the opposite of what was suggested.)
I'm also using Django for my clients and have built out a lot of code generation so that I can get off the ground faster. It's really a lovely framework for getting stuff done.
All these efforts are appreciated, but I don't think the attacker is going to leak their payload after the disclosure and remediation of the vuln.
It's a POC nevertheless, it's a complete implementation of the RCE minus obviously the private key.
graphite might look similar to lead, but it's not really plausible that anyone would mistake it for lead, except at first glance. Its physical properties are completely different.
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Love it for it's simplicity.
An opposing view: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4nJ07_02NQ

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IMO the IBM Model M keyboard popularised the incorrect position of the Control key; its predecessor (Model F) had the Control key in the correct place.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_M_keyboard#/media/File:I...

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/IBM_Mode...
Is there a privacy policy available for the telemetry collected by default by Bun?
What is the difference to Serverpod?
can you elaborate here so I get a better view?
That would suggest expensive destructors. It makes a lot of sense to put the destructor on a helper thread.
The original Pi was an extremely poor desktop replacement. Both the speed of the processor and the available memory were barriers to running desktop applications. In contrast, the Pi 5 can perform acceptably for many applications while using mainstream open source software. I agree that the flagship Pi is no longer in its own original category. I would simply argue the category is defined by capabilities rather than price.

If you are interested in a Pi that is in their original category, there are options available.
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But it’s C++2, and that would become valid! (C + +2)
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That's when you dangle a grant in front of them.
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So what are plumbers there for?
Yeah - I've killed several "fancy" Samsung SSDs due to spending lots of time in swap. One might think a 25 MHz VAX SOC (VAXstation 4000/30) with 24 megs of memory wouldn't be able to do I/Os fast enough to kill a modern SSD within the span of several years, but one would be wrong :)
Do not use dependencies. Implement everything from scratch. Maybe having a huge reviewed std library solves this, if you never need to import anything from a third party.

As long as there are supply chains there are attacks. reduce your dependencies to bare minimum.
Thanks for the response. I have a family member about to start on Rinvoq and cancer risk is weighing on my mind as well.
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They weren't used in virtually every single frontend framework though while Signals are
We couldn't for the longest time but there was a dip in the market around 2012 (which was just about the bottom of the dip) and a house came up for sale by a couple brothers that inherited it and were looking to cash out I guess. We put in an offer for 2% over asking which was accepted. It was all rather serendipitous really.
Also, the Website of the author of mTCP is served by a PCjr running PC-DOS 5: http://brutmanlabs.org/

Discussed here last year: 2,500 continuous runtime hours on a 4.77Mhz DOS web server (90 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36731566
The zstd API does allow you to supply your own initial dictionary, so there's no need to fork it to allow a browser implementation to use the brotli dictionary.

Personally, as someone who doesn't work in web, I'm just as happy that zstd is flexible this way. For my applications, the brotli dictionary is pure overhead that bloats the library.
On the Commodore 64 it was a SHIFT LOCK key rather than just Caps Lock. Sightly more useful.
I think people should eventually die. I don’t think that’s a controversial viewpoint. I don’t want billionaires turning into trillionaires simply because they took their money, threw it into index funds, and waited a few hundred years.
Very fun concept but wow maybe I’m just stupid but this is insanely hard. The battle rules are kind of complicated, so it’s really tough for me to predict which configurations of letters are the most durable. Moreover with enough tiles on the board one loss basically wipes me out, so it’s hard to experiment because I just keep getting clobbered immediately. Definitely like the idea and design, but I think overall it needs better balance or something.
All of this sounds disjointed. Employers saying they can't handle the influx of applications, while job seekers say I've applied, followed through, matched all the keywords and still got rejected. I will give you that 1-3 times is probably normal, heck! 12 is probably pretty relatable. But how about 300? Because my wife has applied to 300 plus jobs since may 2023, when she was laid off in a RIF(Reduction in Force) She works in marketing and has been in data cloud marketing since its inception. she has been rejected from numerous jobs, even ones she's interviewed with, and even ones where she has received referrals from people who both work at the company, or work with the company. So, someone explain, how a company that is supposedly slammed with resumes and applications, gets a person cherry picked for the position they are offering and still doesn't get it. And you can say she didn't interview well, but most say they are rejecting for job history (her last 3 jobs were all start ups that either were bought out or tanked due to low market share and marketing and sales were always the first to get let go). So, somebody make it make sense!
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