skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the key point is that not only is double entry accounting a directed graph, so is single entry accounting.

Therefore (and to your point) the observation is of limited usefulness.
That article states that it's unlikely that they forgot, and much more likely that it was deliberate.
I'm going to guess brute force - scan everything for the search term, rather than trying to use an index.

I'm always amazed at how fast ripgrep (rg) can brute force it's way through hundreds of MBs of source code.
There are local LLMs but my understand is they are not as good.
A happy middle ground is buying a pair of IEMs and a Bluetooth dac/amp.

For $50 each you get earphones that should last you a lifetime and have above average audio quality. With the benefit of IEMs being you can replace the cable as needed.
Makes me think about George Carlin's standup route about how the Earth just wanted plastic and humans are 'just a surface nuisance'
I love this. What this needs imo is the ability to generate X samples (I see you already have that) and then say "Now generate 3 more like this one, with the following change: ..." I think this was a killer feature for midjourney.
I once had a bad dream and violently shifted in bed hard enough to headbutt the connected nightstand next to my pillow (weird design). Hard enough to bleed.

I was dizzy for days whenever I laid down. It was as if I was spinning in an amusement park ride slowly.

I called an ex GF neuro radiologist, who after realizing I wasn't going to go in for any scans (no health insurance at the time), told me of a series of "brain/balance reset exercises" you can do. I did the exercises, moving my head in several positions in a particular order, and all symptoms went away.

The brain is crazy.
- https://zulip.com/

- https://www.linen.dev/
I would love to use it if I can add enough variation to the song and it can generate a good backing for the lyrics. I'm not a "publishing musician", but the music market is much bigger than music performers - for instance, music for advertisements, presentation, video backing tracks etc.
No, it is just bad at detecting small humans. Given that Tesla only uses monocular vision and thus does not have binocular depth perception, it is possible that it determines that children are just far away adults, though that is just speculation on my part. It is Tesla that should affirmatively determine how their system acts in the presence of children before releasing it to their in-house testers, let alone before they give it to their customers so they can book revenue.
Were you working in anything banking-related? AFIK, Microsoft was dominant in that sector.
>So 18+ (heading-to-college-and-after) leave their rural homes and rarely go back.

One would think so, but then you read things like:

"Do Americans live where they grew up? At 68%, the majority polled answered yes, they live in or near the city where they grew up. People most often stay in the same town to be with their family, while those who move typically move for work. The data shows that these two reasons are the biggest factors in moving. It’s interesting to compare the current data to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2016 study results. A few years ago, 75% of women stayed in their hometowns, compared to 68% of men. Those numbers have flipped, according to our 2022 survey."
No they don't, to my surprise (I was just looking for this yesterday and was disappointed to have to try sendgrid since CF does not appear to offer any email sending API)

That's not generic email sending to any address, that's just sending email ops notifications to your verified, fixed admin email address. Receiving emails is also well supported. But you won't be emailing your users this way

Right now the functionality seems to try real hard to allow coming close to letting you send email to arbitrary addresses. I suspect actually dealing with spam management is a big enough hassle they don't want to get involved with it unless they're going to do it full heartedly.
I'm interested in this and will probably set it up but I wish more AI tools were better integrated to my IDE. I know GH Copilot is and other big AI tools have plugins with chat/edit features but most of the cool open source doesn't seem to support IDEA/JetBrains.

I see the power of LLMs. I use GH Copilot, I use ChatGPT, but I crave deeper integration in my existing toolset. I need to force myself to try in-IDE Copilot Chat. My habit is to go to ChatGPT for anything of that nature and I'm not sure why that is. Sometimes it's the same way I break down my search to for things "I know I can find" then put together the results. In the same way I break down the problem into small pieces and have ChatGPT write them individually or somethings additively.
Nah, Jeffrey Tumlin (current SFMTA head) makes about $500k total comp.
80% of music is familiarity, 20% novelty, yet the majority of peoples' time goes into getting the 80% down so that they can add their 20%.

Look at current music production and compare it to past. Older music seems so much simpler. It was so much easier to come up with that 20% 'novel' when pop/recorded music was new. Ironically I think AI freeing people to focus on that 20% is going to add a lot of creativity to music, not reduce it.

I say this as someone who hates the concept of AI music. I'm actually really excited to see what it enables/creates (but I don't want to use it, even though I really could use it for vocals that I currently pay others to do for me).

I'll be here making my bad knockoffs of bad synth pop bands having fun and taking weeks to do 5% of what kids these days will start off as their entry point, with my 20% creativity ignored because my music sounds 'off' when I can't get the 80% familiar down.

People thought synthesizers were the end of music, yet Switched on Bach begot Jean Michel Jarre begot Kate Bush and on and on.
Yes, there's a reason weights are now distributed as "safetensors" files. Malicious weights files in the old formats are possible, and while I haven't seen evidence of the new format being exploitable, I wouldn't be surprised if someone figures out how to do it eventually.
That early, you want a contractor, not an agency. And more to pay them to give you advice so you can build it, I suspect.
And here I thought that Bruce Shneier started the Alice and Bob stuff ;/

There is another alphabet he skipped (here are the parts I remember offhand):

A as in I or R,
C as in Q or Zar or Chi,
E as in I or L or F,
G as in Nu,
H as in U or Our,
K as in Nife,
M as in Nemonic,
P as in Sycho or Terodactyl,
S as in C or Shoe,
W as in Y or Ry,
X as in Zylophone,
Y as in U
>Plenty of people recognize when it's time.

Thank you for being relatively polite.

All of the replies to my original comment have veered off from what I tried to express with the phrase "right now".

I was alluding to a situation with rapid terminal cancer much later than diagnosis, but earlier than morphine + the end of communication. The fentanyl or oxycontin stage, as I recall it.

I think most likely if you are ever so slightly insulated from such a situation, you might not realize it.

Having a parent die of cancer when you are ~7 may not prepare you for having a parent die of cancer when you are ~37. That is how I see it now.
Some places/people have a concern (complex?) about standby or parasitic power draw.
> No, of course not. Why are we letting unqualified people write software?

Because in 99% of cases the code will never be able to cause harm to a human being and there is zero risk for loss of life.

The comparison you are making is kind of ridiculous. To work on the software that works on an airplane then you’ll be vetted appropriately but to work on random CRUD app you don’t really all that much.
Yes, 4 trillion on a single wafer. Apparently they're designed to be full wafer-sized. It's not a single multi-trillion monolithic core.

4 trillion transistors

900,000 AI cores

125 petaflops of peak AI performance

44GB on-chip SRAM

5nm TSMC process

External memory: 1.5TB, 12TB, or 1.2PB

Trains AI models up to 24 trillion parameters

Cluster size of up to 2048 CS-3 systems

https://www.cerebras.net/press-release/cerebras-announces-th...
The myth of shared team ownership
Casual, if your goal is to prove benefits for short term withdrawal. Not so if you want to extrapolate to social media usage in general.
Anyone that can get someone else to hire them as an "AI engineer".
Still, most “important computer-related stuff” people have to deal with at home is work-related, at least from what I've seen.

I know some older people who don't work with computers at all and just have mobile phones but they don't do anything important on them and instead continue doing those things by phone and dead tree mail for the most part.
There is "vestibular therapist" specialty which is physical therapist that specializes in vestibular issues. I had one who helped with vertigo from BPPV and some of the recovery exercises sound similar.
In this article, we will delve into a bug affecting SwiftUI applications in multi-window mode and propose effective temporary solutions. We will not only detail the manifestation of this issue but also share the entire process from discovery to diagnosis, and finally, resolution. Through this exploration, our aim is to offer guidance to developers facing similar challenges, helping them better navigate the complexities of SwiftUI development.
A val is just Typescript, no? So unless they are also storing the AST it would be JavaScript and that's it
Did they all go to MMA? There have been a lot of fighters in the last 10 years with great boxing in addition to their other skills. Someone like O’Malley or Pereira probably would’ve done fine in boxing if that was his only focus
In that regard, it’s even easier to use one Apple Studio with sufficient RAM and llama.cpp or even PyTorch for inference.
> Call it my opinion but 60g is way too low and adult males should have at least 90g protein.

For the average person that doesn't lift somewhat regularly, I think this means you're disagreeing with the health professionals from Canada, UK, US and more here.

What bad thing is meant to happen if the average person doesn't eat this much protein?
I mean, forget QA. How does this get pushed at all?
In the sense of big O you’re right and I misspoke.

When we are deciding to retire an algorithm it’s often down to how many unaddressed weaknesses there are and assuming that they compose. That’s the best case I was referring to.
If we will have AI developers, we will also need AI Security Engineers
Why can't my mom email me?
This is seriously impressive. Well done.

I'll add another vote for code blocks.
You don't really hear about a significant segment of the population killing themselves.
Seems like it could be a compiler or GC bug (or a bug with the safe pointing interaction between compiler and GC).

It's possible that a write to the counts array is misdirected so it doesn't occur.

Is the sum of counts always less than the sum of vals?

On second thought, if counts is mmapped, GC might not be in play. But a similar bug might occur due to state being lost during an On-stack-replacement of one of the loops.

I'm not familiar with deep jvm stuff, but is there a way to ask the jvm for a compilation log to see if JIT OSR is happening?
Have you looked into an M1 or M2 Mac Mini? They are excellent performance for the money and you could either use macOS (it’s a genuine certified BSD-flavored UNIX) or Asahi Linux. They also appear to support OpenBSD and NetBSD, although I’m not sure how well.
Aider has a big problem when working with python codebase.

1. Its dependencies will conflict with your code requirements.

2. If you don't install it within the code environment, you can use `aider run` where you can run local commands and pipe their outputs.

3. You will need to use all it's dependencies even in prod environment that can increase the attack surface.

So until they introduce a global binary install, I suggest using Plandex which is based on Go and can work across any environment within the system
This is genuinely the sort of situation that makes me proud to be on speaking terms with most of my ex’s.
It seems like it'd be a logical step, especially after their Mandiant acquisition in late 2022 (various security services/threat intelligence). Maybe they would seek to acquire this capability as well.
Nobody ever said “this store could use some soul-sucking Muzak” but that didn’t stop progress!
He says so many things... can't we just stop caring?
Looks like we have R, S, and A of RSA to thank.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_and_Bob
I consider that some Near Death Experiences may be latent memories of the individual's birth... https://www.nderf.org/Archives/NDERF_NDEs.html
What happened to the so called CUDA "moat".
> It's my understanding that there is significant social pressure to vote this way in these communities.

True, but you could also say the same in urban communities.
> they can’t hire anybody who is capable of following that guidance

This is the main constraint when designing some solutions. Oftentimes I know the best path (or that something deemed impossible is completely doable), but it might be arcane knowledge and I would be the only one to know how it would work and be responsible to keep it working.

Bus factor of one strikes this right away, unless there are no alternatives.
I was not referring to the rape accusations, I was referring to his connections to creeps and the fact that he was colluding with Russia to influence US politics, and lying. Trying to boost the Seth Rich conspiracy theory despite knowing the truth that Russia was behind the DNC hack. Colluding with the sociopath Roger Stone towards these same ends.

Israel Shamir is a major creep, who works with people like the Russian fascist Dugin, and has close and repeated contacts with the Russian government.

The point is that these are political players with creepy political goals.
Thanks for trying aider, and sorry to hear you had dependency conflicts.

You can install aider with pipx to avoid this. There's a FAQ entry that explains how:

https://aider.chat/docs/faq.html#how-to-use-pipx-to-avoid-py...

Also, why would you want to install aider in a production environment? It's a development tool, I wouldn't expect anyone to use it in prod. But maybe there's a use case I'm not thinking of?
My old Kobo was sold with a 1GB partition on a 2GB card, fastest upgrade ever!
Why exactly? You mean to construct the embeddings or to embed the queries?
Alpha was also the name of the virtual assistant owned by the bad guy in Extrapolations.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13821126/
Group of Republicans blocks FISA bill with spy powers deadline looming
Also https://github.com/Debian/dcs
That’s right. System refreshes are a fact of life, especially if one is parsimonious in using what works until obsolescence. There are downsides of doing things that way, but I don’t see it inherently more defective than other approaches, such as some kind of continuous refresh that has a conceit of keeping a system “modern” in perpetuity.
Ie. Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health (ISEH) in London has both a neurologist (Richard) and a physio (Theo) specialised in concussion recovery, and working together. Been very useful for me (guessing you could do some assessments remotely).
Hey Conor, congrats on the launch! Will there be an API any time soon? I’m currently working on a hobby project that uses an unofficial API for Suno, but would love to switch it to Udio if possible.
> its a problem that fixes itself, really.

Is your lack of empathy an urban thing, or would you attribute it to something else?
Do you have any plans to build IDE plugins for this? I understand it's open source and anyone could add that, I was just wondering if that was even on the roadmap? Having this run in my IDE would just so awesome with diff tool I'm used to, with all the other plugins/hotkeys/etc I use.
I apply this thinking to lots of problems. Do the dumb thing that involves the least state and prove we need to lean more towards memory for speed. It’s much simpler to keep things correct when nothing is cached
I’ve been trying to get access to Adobe’s RMSDK for months, but their email is just a brick wall. A dev I know who works at Adobe said he can’t find any internal docs for it either. Does anyone know what’s going on with it?

Anyway, this is a godsend, so thank you!
I think it's worth pointing out that 5.25" floppies were already well out their way out in 1998, already.
How can a Kugelblitz form
And you should really learn some manners!

In any case:

1) They are a small team (some a little over 400 employees).

2) They have over 4 widely different products (web mail, vpn, cloud storage, password manager) - and now they're integrating Notes.

Those a hard facts.

Now, how does that employee count compare?

Fastmail has same number of employees to ONLY run a web mail offering.

Nord has 4 times the number of employees and has one less product category (vpm, cloud storage, and password manager but no web mail).

So, no: that they're spread too thin is a fact.
I’ve ridden Muni in SF for years, drivers control most of the decision making.

All of the tunnels are under automatic operation, and the majority of the switches (street or tunnel) are computer controlled.

the doors cause more issues than signal problems.

While doors are a real common failure/abuse point, I'd want to see some actual numbers on that. Train control failure may not always be self-evident to a rider, especially if the remedy is to run things manually (such that things aren't ever stopped completely).

Historically the cab signaling system would glitch in wet or damp weather. Transponders for the switches had a near 100% failure rate. Trains chewed up the inductive loops, forcing emergency braking. That was common enough that they had to dial back the emergency deceleration. Twenty years on they've mostly worked out the kinks but it hasn't always been that way.
This is worse than not having these functions at all...

Oh yeah, pass those arguments as a list, then we'll completely ignore that and fuck your shit up. Err, I mean you need to quote them! Even though they are passed as separate arguments.
There was someone doing temporal databases that was compressing blocks on disk and doing streaming decompress and search on them. Things in L2 cache go very very fast.
> it's an open device.

non-obvious but you just use it like a usb device ereader when you receive it:

- connect to computer with usb-c
- mount as usb drive
- edit .kobo/Kobo/Kobo eReader.conf adding SideloadedMode=true
- remove .kobo/KoboReader.sqlite
- reboot, then just use kobo as usb drive from then on, no account necessary

got one and use it more than my remarkable because it has a backlight for indoors (in addition to e-ink for outdoors)
Thank you, didn't know about pipx possibility. Will give it a shot.

I don't want aider in prod environment. Im saying its hard to remove it from prod if we can't isolate it from code dependencies as its hard to maintain multiple requirements.txt for different envs.
>The document you link states that seL4 requires a specific CPU design that is work-in-progress by Integrated Systems Lab (a RISC-V CPU of course) to provide the claimed guarantees.

I did not link a single document, but an index of relevant documents. The specific award winning paper from 2021 you quote, however, is quite interesting, and elaborates on the hardware requirement, which is spearheaded by seL4, but not specific to seL4 in any way.

RISC-V was inevitably chosen for this research; RISC-V has high suitability for research due to its openness/licensing.

As for the mitigations you are interested on, they were implemented in a timely manner ages ago. Older documents cover that. You need to scroll way down to ~2018 for the relevant papers.

>The document you link make it appear as if their focus is purely in the form of explicitly classified security partitions, and does not provide protections within the partition. This requires trust between all processes in a security partition, and I suspect in turn means that their performance between security domains is significantly worse.

Refer to 10.2.2 in the same document.

>This is why all benchmarks and performance claims need to include detailed test procedures to have any value whatsoever.

Is it not just ipbench[0], which they published alongside the paper?

0. https://github.com/au-ts/ipbench
How do you situate changes in a file? That seems like the hard part to me since the LLM can't necessary count to output a patch with line numbers.
Hmm I get: "Error code: PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR". Am I doing something wrong?
> If you have to choose between two bad options, you might choose the one that's less immediately bad or less guaranteed bad or less severely bad, even knowing that the alternative is future-bad, maybe-bad or slightly-bad.

No candidate will ever match your views 100%, but which gets your vote shows your priorities.

I've convinced that there are many people that vote Republican even though they openly campaign on removing the social security and Medicare that they need to survive because they want to stick it to the LGBTQIA+ that they're disgusted by.

I personally know someone that is left by nearly every single measure. Wants medicare for all, higher minimum wage, higher taxes on the rich, reduced military spending, I could go on. But he voted Trump in 2016 because he absolutely hated the Social Justice Warriors on Tumblr that made everything a contest over who could be the most offended by the smallest thing. He was anti-woke before "woke" was even in the lexicon.

In a similar vein, the "socially liberal, but fiscally conservative" types that vote Republican are essentially sending the message that a tax cut for them is more important than minority issues. It's the ultimate "Fuck you, I got mine".
> head out of bounds altogether.

That's how you get kyokushin style tournament. The problem is people want the head to be part of it, even the fighter themself. It's just a tough sport considering human only live once
I didn't get time to test it beyond installing it on VSCode today, but take a look at https://GitHub.com/continuedev/continue, Apache 2.0 license, and they have an IDEA/Jetbrains plugin. Plus codebase context, full configurability to use local or remote LLMs.
The build system coherence provided by a monorepo with a single build system is what makes you understand this::fn(double) as a single thing. Otherwise, you will get N different mostly compatible but subtly different flavors of entities depending on the build flavor, combinations of versioned dependencies, and other things.
There’s some truth to it but a consulting firm like KPMG is like a feudal empire, comprised of many little fiefdoms, all tasked with earning and growing a certain amount. A $25M fine means whichever department responsible has probably been nuked and won’t be doing much of this type of work again. However, you are right that it’s not significant enough to change how the emperor’s court conducts oversight.
The brain is indeed fascinating. The stories here reminded me about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_therapy.
I see that a lot of the blogs have feeds but aren't tagged as such on the site. For example the first item I saw was https://foudil.fr/blog/ which has auto-discovery metadata pointing to https://foudil.fr/blog/index.xml. It would be nice to run a script to look up all that information and include it in the index. (Ideally occasionally refreshing in case someone moves their feed.)
Don't just parse - convert. In a pipeline to split-parseable data, if you like, such as the possibly smaller, faster, and more general: https://github.com/c-blake/nio/blob/main/utils/c2tsv.nim (And, ideally, convert all the way to a mmap & go binary format like nio so you don't have to re-parse.)