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I understand what you are saying and for open source community to have a good reputation and keep its standards high, these important packages have to start being actually maintained by the enterprises that depend on these. Most of businesses use Linux for their servers mainly Ubuntu/Debian and its just crazy for them to be vulnerable in such ways. Imagine how many other places backdoors can be installed even right now, and many of them won’t be visible and wont have performance issues like this one. 0.5s is a big deal in software and if it was 50ms or 5ms no one would have known this possibly for years. I wonder how safe the software we use actually is.
Speaking only hypothetically, but two points:

1) No-one has been is proven to "be" anyone in this case. Reputation is OSS is built upon behaviour only, not identity. "Jia Tan" managed to tip the scales by also being helpful. That identity is 99% likely to be a confection.

2) People can do terrible things when strongly encouraged or worse coerced. Including dissolving identity boundaries.

The first problem can be 'solved' by using real identities and web of trust but that will NEVER fly in OSS for a multitude of technical and social reasons. The second problem will simply never be solved in any context, OSS or otherwise. Bad actors be bad, yo.
Both of us work part-time on HeyForm and are satisfied with the revenue it generates.

However, who wouldn't want to earn more? :D
Yeah! Why isn't the library getting updated?! We needz more updatez!11!1
If you want professional developers pay professional rates. A doctor asks for a hundred bucks for 15 min.
Yes, Lesse, there are many people who rely on this project and it is sad to see it fall into its current state. You must hand it over to someone who knows what they are doing. Now!

--

Jigar Kumar
Perforce doesn't need to because nothing really threatens it. They're not interested in becoming more known, because they don't need to be.

I can't imagine Debian of all projects using a proprietary VCS though.
It depends. LLMs are text completion bots. If you want it to chat with you, you prompt it with 'The following is a chat log between user and bot: User: Hi\n\nBot:' and it will keep writing as if it got to the end of an actual chat log and is completing what it thinks could be the next part of it, starting with Bot:. In this case it will take cues from the writing before, so any stylistic or misspelling issues could be imitated.

However, instruct finetunes (like GPT-4) will generally not do this. They are trained on a set of data with 'Instruction' and 'Ideal completion', and are filling the 'ideal completion' part, and thus any errors on the instruction should not be detrimental, as long as it can understand what has been written.

Of course this also depends on the 'unseen' parts of the prompting. An example of this is given above -- you don't write the initial part of the prompt as a user, nor do you add the start and end sequences. If you don't use the type of prompting that a model was trained on, you can get strange results.
gradus_ad points out the disclaimer at the bottom of the page:

"All information on Banananomics is AI generated from the global market graph"
YTMND was the TikTok of its time.
Rust cargo-goggles – verify crates in Cargo.lock are reproducible from Git repos
…

That is literally what led to this mess in the first place, Lasse was social-engineered / bullied in handing out maintainership to a malicious actor.
Westeros Is Poorly Designed
I mean, joking aside, it is one; while I don't think we're quite there yet, there's the potential for a bigger version of the dot-com bubble.
Incidentally, the Mediterranean diet also involves a lot of fat -- specifically, monounsaturated fats, which I've never heard anyone suggest ISN'T healthier than eating a large amount of animal fats, including the biggest keto proponents.

And keto does call for a moderate protein intake as well, as excess proteins are ultimately converted into glucose.

It seems there may be a bit of a straw man being built up here, based on the fact that it is very easy to tend toward an excessive meat/dairy based diet on keto, but nothing about it requires doing so.

Personally I know my reason for overdoing meats and dairy is that while I do a mostly keto-leaning diet, I'm also lifting weights, and have a higher than normal protein target for muscle growth. While vegan bodybuilders are a thing, looking at their food intake will let you know how difficult getting 150+g of protein a day from plant sources is -- there's a reason cows eat ALL day long.

Meat is the original processed protein source -- the machinery is just biological. Many of the same drawbacks as other processed foods, and many of the same conveniences.
Are you allowed to use 4 accounts? Is that not spam
The problem would be that orgs like Meta would stop publishing llama 3/4/5/etc, which most open source models build upon. Without new foundational models, progress would stall pretty quickly, and procuring thousands of GPUs to train new foundational models would be difficult. In theory, since the US “controls” Nvidia/amd/tsmc, they could put up roadblocks to even doing open training outside of the US. Maybe a “SETI@Home” style distributed training system could be done on consumer GPUs…
Why would the replacement name you suggested be better than the actual name?
We do, but this is not the main reason.
Hi there! This might've been posted on the wrong Ask HN.

Good luck with the recruitment.
This is an April folks joke
Show HN: LemonSqueezy Pricing Tables (No-Code)
I Lived in Pyongyang and Know How to Shop, Cook, and Even Buy Condoms There
Nimbys won't let them trench, current trunking and poles are likely at capacity.
I think they mean this MIT PR from early March:

https://news.mit.edu/2024/tests-show-high-temperature-superc...
I don't think I've ever met someone doing a keto diet that didn't eat an obscene amount of broccoli and other brassicas. But yes, beans generally don't make the cut.
Sorry, but that's a terrible article, almost entirely devoid of content. It does link to [1] though, which has some actual background and [2] from MIT itself.

[1] https://futurism.com/the-byte/mit-magnets-ready-fusion

[2] https://news.mit.edu/2024/tests-show-high-temperature-superc...
GBA cartridges used a mix of save chips for the duration of the console's life. Super Mario Advance and Konami Krazy Racers were both launch titles. Super Mario Advance used EEPROM with no battery while Konami Krazy Racers used static RAM with a battery.

Some games even got multiple releases with different save chips. Metroid Fusion originally released with static RAM and a battery, but later cartridges feature ferroelectric RAM and no battery. As far as the software is concerned, these two function the same.
I miss when redditors were really nice xD
That was a while ago now. (Or maybe people just make me more nervous these days lol)
Panic and/or complain loudly, I guess? You can't fix a data breach after the fact, which is why organizations need some sort of pressure to take preventative measures.
Actually we've tried almost all lof existing open source models for document processing, and none of them performs well for complex documents, especially those having complicated tables, such as tables cells without borders, cells need to be combined,...,etc. Although adopting LLMs to perform such document understanding tasks is more scalable, it requires much more data and computation power to achieve similar results. That's why we design such models start from scratch.
> Like many FAANG employees, the IRS calculates my withholding incorrectly. I got a letter in January announcing that I didn't withhold enough and applying a penalty.

The IRS doesn’t calculate withholding. They provide rules and default formulas to employers and payroll providers, but you can and should adjust the withholding as necessary by filing Form W-4 with your employer’s payroll department. If you can’t get enough tax withheld to avoid a penalty for whatever reason, you also have the option of paying estimated taxes four times a year directly to the IRS - but usually this is only needed for cases like freelancers where there isn’t enough withholding to pay the required tax. Normally estimated taxes would be four equal payments with specific due dates, though unequal payments can also be made.

How much do you need to have paid through withholding plus estimated taxes avoid a penalty? At least 90% of the current year’s total tax liability, or all but $1000 of that amount, or at least 100% or 110% (depending on your income) of the same amount for the previous year, whichever is lowest. The IRS has publications which discuss this. If you make unequal estimated tax payments, there are special calculations to avoid a penalty based on when in the year you get how much income.

So, if you use the formula based on your previous year’s tax liability, and don’t make unequal estimated tax payments, you’ll never have to guess and will never owe a penalty.
Hopefully Microsoft will remove this setting so you won't be able to disable it.
There are ways of structuring entities to avoid relocating 'physical labs'.

The big tech companies have excellent legal and accounting departments that consistently beat the USA and EU in tax optimisation through IP relocation, and many of those same principles could be applied to AI.

e.g - A model could be trained in the the USA then privately donated to a non-Profit in the Seychelles (or some friendly jurisdiction) where it could be published. If regulators clamp down on basic sharing, the model could be pre trained in the USA and fine tuned in the Seychelles before release. If regulators clamp down on intermediate sharing, the model could be designed in the USA but full training could occur in the Seychelles. If regulators clamp down on offshore training by denying the Seychelles access to GPU purchases, American entities could donate the physical GPUs.
Dependency injection was not really meant to help with testing, but to keep code decoupled. It can be a nice pattern, but even if nestjs forces us to do it, we developers still find creative ways to nullify any attempts to decouple the code we write :).
Yes its neat - I wish more bundlers adopt it!

In the past I've written a little plugin that is available for almost all bundlers allowing you to do that: https://dev.to/florianrappl/getting-bundling-superpowers-usi...
This must surely be the closest thing to a _pure_ meme stock in existence. There's nothing there but a small social network (apparently smaller than, say, mastodon.social). Like, the actual business is entirely extraneous to the stock price; it is the stock equivalent of a cryptocurrency.
This week’s content:
- 10X your browsing experience with MaxAI
- Claude 3 Opus is officially the best chatbot
- OpenAI’s Voice Engine is scary good
There are various apps, browser plugins and websites that offer different reader experiences. My own app (iOS and web) was built for reading https://www.hazumi.news
The simplicity and general ugliness might be an intentional choice.
__FILE__ is pain of my existence, recently contributed this code to run/build ds3os using nix instead of docker, where I hit issues with __FILE__

https://github.com/TLeonardUK/ds3os/blob/main/default.nix#L4...
What is bad about it?
> The Vrije Universiteit was founded as a Reformed protestant christian university, to be free from state control

Abraham Kuyper was a dissenter from the state church (Dutch Reformed), whom he believed had gone astray – after founding VU, he left the state church and founded his own conservative breakaway denomination (the Doleantie) – so although he did want VU to have a Reformed Protestant ethos, he also wanted it to not be controlled by any particular Protestant denomination. As such, the Vrije was meant to denote independence, not just from state control, but also independence from the church control

Somewhat ironically for someone who desired independence from state control, Kuyper later went on to control the state (as Prime Minister)
They're "smart" which means you can form a serial bus of them, query individual motors' encoder positions and motor temperatures and whatnot, adjust the PID parameters yourself, and so on. You can also daisy-chain them together, which might reduce your cable routing problems.

Downside is when they break, you're out $50 or more - and you're going to break at least one. And the manufacturer wants you to operate them at 11.1v which isn't very convenient. And when it comes down to it, it's still got plastic gears, a plastic case, and enough backlash to be noticeable.
You can save a few bits of text any way you want. You can write them in pencil if you want just as a backup against google killing your google drive or something. Or just keep them in a few copies of a password manager db in a few different places. It's trivial.

What in the world is this library drama?

No one is this obtuse, so your arguments are most likely disingenuous.

But if they are sincere, then find a nephew or someone to teach you how your computer works.

Libraries? Remembering something for 10 years? Moving? Oh the humanity!
I have a similar one, with an automated monorail hoist. The engineer who started the job had ordered the monorail hoist with a control cabinet with Ethernet comms to tell it where to move (instead of just controlling the hoist directly from the main control cabinet.) After days' worth of shenanigans trying to troubleshoot seemingly random comms drop-outs I'd narrowed it down to only occurring when the hoist was being lowered under load, which led me to the Ethernet cable in the hoist cabinet which ran parallel to the motor cables from the hoist's 6kW VSD. Whenever it lowered, the EMI was enough to nuke the Ethernet connection. Re-routed the Ethernet cable and after that it ran fine.
Text ten previous co-workers the following:

```
Hi $NAME!

I saw on $SOME_SOCIAL_MEDIA_PLATFORM you're doing $SOMETHING and I wanted to say hi! I'm looking for an Android developer job, do you know anyone hiring?
```

Only send ten messages. Try to personalize it as much as possible. From there message every person they suggest. With a similar template.
It's not so much the printer's fault as the slicer's. Calibration is key.
Would be interesting to know what sort of testing is done on the accuracy of the reports. I'm guessing an individual school could suffer if innaccurate information was reported about their policies.
Does anyone have any idea why Crockford decided that at least one digit is required after the decimal point, as opposed to JavaScript which has zero or more?
Wow, you know absolutely nothing about Tokyo.

It's not like America, where everyone lives in a McMansion with 40 acres, even in the middle of NYC. I read it on the internet, so it must be true.
Fairly obvious in retrospect, however I never put the two together until I read your post. but the stuff is called "graph"ite, that is, the stuff you write with. boom, mind blown.
Looks like todd_moses has tried submitting banananomics.co sites tons of times.
Redis' license change and forking are a mess that everybody can feel bad about
I'm not sure how much of the underlying Clickhouse feature set is available, but the Clickhouse documentation about index types is thorough and informative.

https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/optimize/sparse-primary-index...
Anyone know how long the inertial functions between GNSS fixes (or base station rendezvous)?
Yes, that seems to be the real article. The MSN piece is useless.

Basically, their idea (which mostly seems to work) is that they can wind a ribbon of superconductor material into a magnet with no electrical insulation between the layers of ribbon. Apparently the ribbon is superconductive along its length (I'm reading between the lines here), and hence the electrical insulation is unnecessary.

Also, they were using REBCO superconductors, which work as somewhat higher temperatures (20K instead of 4K). While this class of superconductors is not new, apparently they hadn't been used in fusion experiments before.

Can anyone with more knowledge of superconductors chime in?
We sure do, and this is a good thing. Some even here don't take care of themselves enough (including, but not limited to, taking proper breaks and other time for themselves).

Work to live, don't live to work.
I like the Play-Yan adapter. It's an official media player which includes its own DAC and headphone jack, avoiding the GBA's own disappointing audio DAC. It also adds hardware decoding[1] - the GBA's CPU is a little too puny to handle media playback by itself.

[1] https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art32.html
I wonder how many xz-like backdoors could be in there.
Charging rate isn’t everything depending on your use case. How long does my phone take to charge? No idea, it charges while I sleep. Lasts a full day. How long does my EV take to charge? No idea, chargers while I sleep. Does all my journeys I’d need in a day.

My diesel would require an eventual trip to refuel. My EV is fully charged every day. My use case actually saves me time.

Also, people think you need to charge an EV 100% each time on long journeys. That’s the wrong way to do it. It charges faster when closer to empty, so the optimal time to get somewhere fast is charging it just enough to get you to the next charger or your destination.
Maybe some lawyer here can explain how can an administration block publishing of open weights without violating first amendment which guarantees freedom of expression for everyone
This tends to happen with meme stocks; even though the valuation makes absolutely no sense, it responds to bad news _somewhat_ as if it were a real valuation. For instance Gamestop recently fell by 15% on poor earnings. This still leaves it with a market cap of 4bn, which is nonsensically high, but it _did_ react to news somewhat is if it were a real stock.

I'm a bit unclear what the actual mechanism is here, but it is A Thing.
> All information on Banananomics is AI generated from the global market graph and is provided for informational purposes only.

Disclaimer at the site bottom.
I mean, even for my employer, it's their responsibility to staff appropriately so their employees can take a vacation.

Never mind someone using an open source project "supplied as is"
Big list of frontends at https://github.com/cheeaun/awesome-hacker-news
We started off doing this, but you end up with enormous diffs which are themselves confusing. Example, only about 5% of this change is non-generated:

https://github.com/libguestfs/libguestfs/commit/5186251f8f68...

Probably depends on the project as to whether this is feasible, but for us we intentionally want to generate everything we can in order to reduce systematic errors.
- Arm wrestling a toddler?
- Handwriting notes for small jewelry brand?
- Drink mixer?
- Handing towel when in the bathroom, then getting a new one?
- Setting up my morning espresso? (grinding the beans and turning on the coffee machine)

Which of those can/cannot be done and why?
For unwanted values of __FILE__, you can "refix" these to something reproducible after the build (of the libraries or object files or the final binaries, whichever is easier with the given build flow), if that's your problem (better yet is to remap the path prefix at build time and then "refix" to where the source code really is, but if you don't want that but rather want to remove irrelevant absolute paths and replace them with something deterministic, you can do that, too)
The Invisible Work of America's Domestic Workers
A New Atlantis
This looks amazing.

1- Is there an option to run your own "kraftcloud" in your own cloud account?

2- How does this compare to companies leveraging eBPF to squeeze more performance from the Kernel?
Are you saying there is some classified science also called history that makes quantitative, testable, falsifiable predictions?

Maybe so, but I have no clearance and have not seen it. And it would be completely different from history I studied in school. There wasn’t a single prediction, let alone quantitative prediction with time horizon and confidence interval in any of the history books I’ve read.
I disagree - you should ensure your dependencies are clearly listed. Docker excels at this - it's a host platform independent way of giving you a text based representation of an environment.
Why not start with something less ambitious, like low cost robot platform able to follow people and carry stuff around and avoid obstacles. No arms, I am okay using mine to put stuff on and off it.

When I had leg injury and used crutches, carrying stuff around suddenly became a problem. There are many people with impaired movement. And even without that, I often misplace things and it could help there.

There are plenty of toy robot undercarriages on aliexpress but too small (under 20cm largest dimnsion) to be practical.
absolutist statements rarely help, i agree.

specifically i was referring to the dropping of handles, not the association with real identities.
I know it‘s an April‘s fool. But I don’t get this recent trend of people arguing in favor of a monorepo (at my work place, too). It’s a nightmare to handle and use. What gives?
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Are they?

The Fukushima nuclear power plant should never have been build at that location OR at least should have received a more proper protection against tsunamis. They clearly forgot/ignored the historical knowledge of much higher tsunamis.
If you're unfamiliar with this then https://gmsl.jgc.org/ is helpful.
This is just a rough estimate...but the competition between China and Western developed countries in this field is indeed fierce...