skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't really seem like you failed, it just seems like it didn't have a positive result. You appear to have completed what you set out to do, but with nobody hiring, a stagnating economy, and a terrible source of data, it's just confirmation that it's time to pick up a job at McDonald's or something, because things don't look so great out there.

Edit: To clarify, the Job Bank is a deeply unfortunate source of useful leads, as the author concluded, and is what I meant by "terrible source of data". My overall comment is regarding the state of what can vaguely be described as the market for software devs in Canada, but even now trying to get a job in a warehouse or whatever isn't proving fruitful.
An AP or wlan router that supports vlan to ssid mapping.
> biggest example being Tesla full self driving that has been promised for years and never materialised

On a philosophical level, I agree with you. As a practical matter, did anyone who actually purchased FSD feel duped? If they did, were they denied a refund?
The size of CUDA really is astonishing. Any chance someone might figure out how to slim that down?
You're right in some sense. The Unix interface (Darwin) is the POSIX api & toolchain that Homebrew tools are built on . Yes the included CLI tools are primitive. That Homebrew works so well IMO is a testament to Darwin
They aren’t making you pay anything, there’s a wide variety of music services.

A company offering an entertainment service is hardly forcing anyone to do anything.
Automatic resource management thanks to RAII. To me this is the most important thing.
I feel there’s a sweet spot where if you do it too quickly, it’s a bad sign. And if it takes years, risk just keeps going up and up until it becomes basically impossible to do smoothly.
Are there any strong LLMs trained without CUDA?
I think it’s just who you’re around when you’re hitting puberty, if I’m being honest. My school was pretty diverse mix of black and white, and a lot of my high school classmates got married to each other and are interracial couples.

So send your kids to a diverse school with lots of intermingling and life will uhh, find a way.
Nonetheless, I was woken up by the laughing kookaburras this morning.
That defeats some of the purpose of the phone, which is to be reachable by others.
Piping curl into sh is bad enough. Piping curl into sh in your rc file is nightmarish. Even with the "verified" version they seem to provide, I can't think of a benevolent explanation for that.
Why, because I can make an app that works on all platforms, seamlessly, and the apps on each platform do in fact have accessibility support. As the other commenter said, they have improved performance to a considerable degree. It's an alternative to React Native, not necessarily native development, and it's a great platform for such use cases.
The defensiveness has absolutely nothing to do with better computers and the improvements in play that came with it, but with tournaments where risk taking is an economic disaster. As others have said, there aren't massive numbers of ties in the candidates tournament, because the difference in value between being first and second is so massive that if you aren't first, you are last.

Compare this to regular high level chess in the Grand Chess Tour: It's where most of your money is going to come from if you are a top player. Invitation to the tour as a regular is by rating, and there's enough money at the bottom of the tour than the difference between qualifying or not is massive. Therefore, the most important thing is to stay in the tour train. Lose 20 points of rating, and barring Rex Sinquefield deciding to sponsor your life out of the goodness of his heart, you might as well spend time coaching, because there are so few tournaments where there's a lot of money.

This also shows in the big difficulties for youngsters that reach 2650 or so: They are only going to find good enough opponents to move up quickly in a handful of events a year where people with higher rating end up risking their rating against them. See how something like the US championship is a big risk for the top US professionals, because all the young players that show are at least 50 points underrated, if not more.

This is what causes draws, not computer prep. Anand was better at just drawing every game in every tournament back when he was still on the tour, and yet computers were far worse than today, especially with opening theory.
Most restaurants also do this, ever ordered a combo?

Ever gotten a car wash from a gas pump?

If you don’t like it there’s plenty of restaurants that don’t do combos. And plenty of gas stations that don’t have car washing.
Small, feature-rich calendar components
Nvidia is the only one who could, since they own it.
OT but question from someone curious..... is Cuda still entrenched as the only option for doing AI or is there growing support for AMD/Intel/Other ways of doing AI?
KGS is still pretty great.

OGS might be more accessible to new players with one click sign in and a better web app, but I think KGS has a higher population of true dan+ strength players, and has a stronger "culture" around community reviews and studying.

It used to be even better, but there are less total people playing on KGS than the previous peak.
When Lex recently talked to Andre, Andre said that he gets positively obsessed with a problem and says "this must exist". I imagine this must be one of those outputs.
You can go into a tirade of how women when achieving the same role as men are treated differently. But then you would be ignoring the underlying roles both were MEANT to play.

The man is meant to play the role of breadwinner. If he can’t do that, he is not seen as worthy. The women is meant to play the role of housemaker. If she can’t do that, she is seen as incompetent.
But if the other outshines the one at their meaningful role, it creates tension. It creates lack of confidence. It creates environments where the person feels small.
“I need to take care of the kids and therefore can’t go to conference” for men is equivalent to “I need to go to the conference and therefore can’t stay home” for women. Both are negatives based on the role they play.

If you want to create a new world where the roles are switched, or where both put equal time in doing both domestic and professional tasks, you would be ignoring their biological, physical, and mental strengths.

The last bit that makes the whole issue worrisome, male social circles are competitive on achievements rather than perceptions, While female social circles are vice versa.

There is a world where women can be successful and pioneering. It exists. But it doesn’t exist if there needs to be a tectonic shift. Like in the case here. And in the case of most normative systems where men and women play designated roles.
> Banshee -> ???

Pretty much everyone reverted back to Rhythmbox, which to this day still feels less polished somehow.
author here; yea the goal is to try and get the student to surpass the teacher, but if it can't, this is the best way to get close. For these contrastive losses, our intuition is that the model isn't trying to emulate the teacher so much as learning from the 'delta' between itself and the teacher
C'mon HN, I'm counting on you...
I recommend goQuest (mobile app), and playing 9x9 go. I used to play on KGS, but it is less crowded now (the problem is that there are too many servers: OGS, IGS, Tygem, Wbadul, etc
and no one dominates, therefore you wait for the game, you need a rating, etc. Most are not very modern, mobile unfriendly, etc.). Also 19x19 takes too much time for me when comparing to chess, 9x9 is perfect, and goQuest has many active players, after a few seconds you get a match (they offer 13x13 and 19x19, but those are less active I suppose).
https://github.com/z-shell/zi?tab=readme-ov-file#%E2%84%B9%E...

Well, it appears they do acknowledge it's a fork at least, but agreed I wouldn't want this on my computer. The toctou issue is ... Bleh.
Next level troll?
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The peculiar joylessness of neuroparenting (2016)
It lost because there were only 3 prisms made. It also required a lot more lot as running thru an optical splitter means at least half of your light was lost, it's not a big issue today. Modern cameras are insanely more sensitive than film was at the time. Alfred Hitchcock used this on "The Birds". In the YouTube video they got a great result even with a smaller studio than would have been used on Mary Poppins. The trick needed the screen as far back as you could get it to minimize the chance of spill, that used to be normal on blue screen before the software improved.
RAII sucks the way C++ does it. Magical background BS with massive unintended complexity consequences requiring obtuse intricate crap like the copy-and-swap idiom, a mudball of pointer and reference types, etc. They should have added a defer/scope-exit statement and been done with it.
>But Salvydas isn't lying about one thing. He's good at "SEO".

>By which I mean, his project is beating zsh.org itself in my search for "zshell"

Ouch! This is probably the most damning thing in this whole article. If I worked at Google I would hang my head in shame at how lousy Search results have gotten, but I think the staff at Google have been too busy playing in the company ball-pit to care
This is such a weird article.

At the shop: paying with a contactless card < 50 EUR takes 3s. Paying with maestro and slotting it and/or having to input a pin: maybe 10s.

Fumbling with your phone if you don't use biometric unlocking: 15s if I am quick, probably more like 20.

The only part I agree with is grabbing the physical card at my desk and inputting the numbers. Oh wait, I might have saved those numbers in my password manager, not even autocomplete in the browser.

I dunno, maybe I'm just not the stereotypical consumer but I am only annoyed if it's not frictionless to pay. But it just makes me angry, not more frugal. And typing out all my details takes just as long as the payment method. But then I've never used OneClick-Pay on Amazon, so maybe I'm taking those 30s to think about impulse purchases anyway?
George Hotz is attempting to solve this: https://github.com/tinygrad/tinygrad
I think Savannah is getting an HN hug <3
Same in Seattle. I walk around my neighborhood, get coffee, talk to people working in their gardens, pet friendly cats, it’s quiet at night, I go to Jazz Alley, then walk home around Lake Union. My friends from rural Washington ask me how I can stand to live in Seattle. They literally try to convince me that I’m wrong to believe it isn’t a hellhole. Of course, they turn me down when I suggest they come visit. Come to think of it, when I suggest a roadtrip to Portland, some of my Seattle friends look at me in horror too. It’s surreal—even intelligent people prefer to believe what they see in the news and on social media to their lived experience.
Of course it doesn't work that easy in other fields. Basically the go board is an environment, the the AI model learns by creating its experiences in the environment.

This can be applied to other kinds of environment, such as code execution, simulation, video games, human-AI chat rooms or robots. But each environment has its own complexity and searching for good strategies can take a long time. It's the same with scientific research, got to validate the theory in the world.
I assume it's a lot easier to misrepresent a dried and pulverized product than a whole food product. A whole bunch of information about anatomical structure, texture, moisture content, color, etc. is lost when turning a fresh herb into a jar of powder.
humans will always have contests to see which human or group of humans is the best at something and it will always be entertaining to watch the contests. op is right.
Nothing wrong with critiques.
1) I would really be interested in broad brush strokes to understand how go theory has expanded.

2) I really wish we could shake the ant-farm with chess and go Fischer random chess. There's something nice about not having to memorize openings.
I used to think myers-briggs was phony, now I use it daily and it's super useful.
As I stated above because it can cause people to believe they're doing the right thing when they aren't I am actualy not convinced it's necessarily better than nothing.
The latest version is really good, considering. Drives roughly like a bottom 20th-percentile driver.

I use it 100% of the time that nobody is behind me. The worst thing is how it handles stop signs… it actually stops at the stop sign, then rolls forward slowly to where a human would actually stop.

(Note: I got it back when FSD was substantially cheaper; I don’t think it is work the $12k it is today)
Try as I may, I haven't been able to find a solution to the treacherous force of gravity, my local government has ignored my pleas for softer sidewalks, and I can't shake my addiction to dropping things. My most recent screen replacement was because I placed my phone on a table outside, foolishly not realizing that flat != level.
syscall(SYS_PENTABORANE, 0x42);
The physical world follows laws that are arguably unknowable (but true, as in there), and it has a history that is arguably unknowable (but true, as in it happened).
I do wonder about bias but so far there's no evidence of gas chambers at these camps. It's not hard to find descendants of these camp prisoners (I went to high school with one) in the US and they don't seem to hold much animosity towards the US govt for what was a terrible mistake.

I imagine that if these camps were actually much worse that what is reported, we'd hear it from the living nisei today.
Does it really say that or are women just slightly more probable to enter the field without a degree?

And I'd argue it's a pretty bad proxy. Because the field might be growing (or shrinking) and percentages don't mean anything. 23% of 10k is less than 20% of 5k, for example. The percentage numbers don't really indicate whether someone will stay in the field, it's just a number that's highly dependent on a lot of variables and a very bad indicator for "people are staying in the field". I'm happy to be corrected, it's just how I read this.

Additionally, if your assumption is that 23%>20%, that would kind of mean that it's capped at 23%, right? Once more the CS degree quota is higher than 23%, following your logic, that would be an indicator that women are more likely to leave the field because it naturally gravitates towards 23%. But that's not based on anything, you could argue just as well that it's an indicator that more women are starting to take interest in CS as a career.
A single k8s cluster spanning multiple datacenters feels mind boggling to me. I know it's not exactly uncommon for HA even if you just have a little one in your cloud provider of choice but I'm sure it's a totally different beast than the toy ones I've created.
Candle already exists[1], and it runs pretty well. Can use both CUDA and Metal backends (or just plain-old CPU).

[1] https://github.com/huggingface/candle
I can imagine George Bush Jr. saying something similar.
Interesting point.

I was watching The Synanon Fix on HBO, this weekend, and towards the end of the first episode, we see the original addicts, being replaced by the more lucrative "lifestylers," and I suspect that the next episodes will be downhill, from here.

The app I just wrote and released, is picking up steam, but slowly. That's deliberate. We're not doing any promotion, and it's giving us a chance to make course corrections. By the time people start piling in (and they will, but it will never be more than a rounding error to many social media apps), I think it will be in extremely good shape.
Any iPhone App that I can try to see how the performance is these days? I remember Google Wallet app was horrible performance wise about two years ago
These platforms are not designed for intellectual discourse, even when they're advertised to be, and even when they try to be.

You can't just be right. You also need to be careful. Some would say mindful, but that's not it. You need to be careful not to trigger anyone or trip any ideological wires. Not fun and for what, so you don't bother anymore.

And this is not to discredit the moderators or anything else here or on any other moderation dependent platform. Without them the average quality of comments would be worse, but there also is no denying that their primary role is censorship.
It doesn't have zero effect, but medical debt has been increasingly deemphasized in many credit scoring models over time. Generally speaking, the only medical debt that should show up is anything over $500 that is at least one year in collections.
It's just auto-updating. Would be better if it was using the github url directly. Should also be using a method less prone to corruption
Tesla can now deploy pre-fabricated Superchargers in a game-changing 4 days
Swift and Vala and any other eagerly reference counted language don’t have to worry about native C code squirreling away a reference to a GC’s object and not responding to a GC marking callback (either because the mechanism doesn’t exist or because it isn’t used correctly).

That’s an enormous difference in ABI.
You may want to use anti-stylometry tools in addition to account switching.

There's already been evidence that analysis to identify and attribute authorship across accounts can work surprisingly well.
Toiling peasants had more free time than we do today.
„Winning does not tempt that man.
This is how he grows: by being defeated, decisively,
by constantly greater beings“

Rilke, „The Beholder“

https://martyrion.blogspot.com/2009/11/man-watching-der-scha...
> It lost because there were only 3 prisms made.

But it seems so much better that that shouldn't have been a blocker. Like optics isn't magic, and knowing that someone did it before should be enough incentive? Not like movies are a small or poor industry.
There's a surprising number of people who think you could magically expand the IPv4 address space in a backwards compatible manner.
Consumers and bosses don't care. They want stuff and they want it now
I suspect that this has a high chance of running afoul of Ahmdal’s Law. Even if you can parallelise the bulk of the computation, the serial parts remain single-threaded and start to dominate the total runtime.
Threads invites developers to sign up for API access, publishes docs
I've started using https://biomejs.dev/ which is written in Rust.

It's super fast compared to ESLint and doesn't require a ton of plugins to work (you just install the one @biomejs/biome package and that's it). The configuration is dead simple as well and it has VS Code and intelliJ support too. It also does formatting / prettifying in the same package as well.

One downside though is it does not have support for Standard JS. They go by their own rules, which is fine for a new project, but existing projects that use Standard JS or have custom rules will probably take time to convert over, and not all ESLint rules are supported either.

https://github.com/biomejs/biome/discussions/2070#discussion...
My understanding is there has been a lot of discussion about this. It's not something I'm actively pushing for.

One of the things I'm excited for with Shorebird is creating an economic entity whose purpose is moving Flutter forward. We're pretty early in our journey, but I would love to see us grow to be "the flutter company" over time.

I think it's still a little early to try and spin Flutter out as a non-profit, but I suspect as more companies contribute to Flutter something like that will happen.
Yes, a quick skim of the code only shows openmp dependency. The C/CUDA reference might have meant to be C/OMP .

Although I wonder if it would work well with GCC PTX OMP offloading.
> Since the war in Ukraine started, the French government has urged companies to produce more weapons, faster and cheaper.

> However, the reality is complicated.

> "It's an ongoing process. Up until now, we were producing around 10 radars a year, now the target is over 20 a year,” Descourvieres said.

If there was an actual war on, and a nation was taking both combat and operational losses - then 10 or 20 per year hardly amounts to squat.

It seems hard to imagine that this is the country which constructed the Maginot Line - in a decade, mostly during a grim economic depression, when their entire nation's population was only a bit over 40M.
The school bus isn't a fair comparison but commercial vehicles would be or a limo service commercial vehicles such as taxis would be even the non-commercial passenger vehicles would be a good comparison. The reason why these School bus does not offer a realistic way to compare is because these are highly visible vehicles with lights and a built-in legally binding traffic control device on them. This causes the vehicle to be very visible to all other drivers around them and where that the stop sign can be deployed at any time and that is a traffic control device when it is deployed.
think it is somewhat intrinsic to chess that it makes sense to go for ties as black in top tier play
There are some stirrings but don't hold your breath
Per-Rack UPS is not allowed in our local Flexential DC. Reason being is that in case of a fire, the whole room needs to go dark on power for fire control. We do have two redundant AC circuits on two different breakers. But our DC was from a company that got bought out by Flexential so maybe, hopefully, its setup different.
https://archive.is/nRUra
I see it as an excuse to talk about it more, and I'm happy to read it all
But you can make friends with the client and later work directly for them.
Ask HN: Does compatibilism make any sense to you?
I don't see how it contributes anything to the philosophical debate on free will other than to confuse the issue needlessly.
Think I will wait until there is some sort of codemod available to switch to the flat config format :)
Stanley Kubrick did it his way
Well, it's likely that they don't.
From https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/ :

"GNU Stow is a symlink farm manager which takes distinct packages of software and/or data located in separate directories on the filesystem, and makes them appear to be installed in the same place."

The idea is that instead of installing package foopkg directly into /usr/local, you could install it to /opt/foopkg-v1.2.3. Then you can run stow to make a bunch of symlinks like /usr/local/bin/foo -> /opt/foopkg-v1.2.3/bin/foo. Upgrade it to a new version, re-run stow, and now all the symlinks point to /opt/foopkg-v4.5.6/bin/foo and so on. It's pretty nifty.

However, I used it more for managing dotfiles in my home directory than anything else, making links like ~/.vimrc -> ~/src/my-config-repo/.vimrc . I much prefer using chezmoi for that now.
Any service without a free tier pays more than Spotify because only premium users contribute to the number of streaming that will be payed.

In some sense, premium Spotify users pay also for the free users and, therefore, the average is lower (yes, there is ads income but I bet is negligible).
Great idea, this could be valuable for people who write their own assembler.

It's the first time I see an instruction set as a relational database, which
I would imagine is a very portable way to describe a machine, perhaps it might
be worth collecting other machine specs in that same format and then create a
portable assembler that uses the specficic DBs.