skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
steve mazzagatti

- https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-some-worst-calls-steve-...

- https://www.mmafighting.com/2013/8/22/4644264/on-official-is...
Probably because you haven't heard them before.
You have it reversed.
More strength = force rhythm more. If you crank it to max it will probably result in just a drum line, so I prefer 3-4.
I feel comfortable getting all my calcium, magnesium, and iron through my daily amount of vegetables. I don't think I'm lacking in any of those that the trace amounts added to drinking water will help me.
Very cool. I tried to do things with Kythe at $JOB in the past, but gave up because the build (really, the many many independent builds) precluded any really useful integration.

I did end up making a nice UI for vanilla Zoekt, as I mentioned elsewhere: https://github.com/isker/neogrok.
What is the pay range for these roles?
it's crazy how something seemingly minor, the necessity to walk some real distance for meeting daily needs, has such a wide range of benefits. Unconsciously, it makes you eat better and less, otherwise the walking would be very uncomfortable. It also makes you care about your immediate environment more, because you experience it a lot more directly.

When you don't have that, it's an uphill battle. You have to carve out dedicated time to exercise, and you have to be very conscious of your diet.

Walking makes for a healthier life, it really does, rather than only the healthy opting in for walking.
Bash is good but can grow out of control. The problem is solo engineers and managers who push/approve 500+ line bash scripts that do way too much. A good engineer will say it's getting too complicated and reimplement it in Python.
Biden Says U.S. Is Considering Dropping Its Case Against Assange
Just think, you and I are lucky enough to be on a website chock-full of iPhone apologists, $AAPL owners and enterprising madmen. The comments can only get better from here.
Ask HN: How to guesstimate the value of AI models?
AI models are in a strange territory, the best performing models are being replaced faster than the clothes in a fast fashion store but at the same time they are quite expensive to produce. In this uncertain environment what are the best practices to estimate the potential economic value of the models? How do you do it? What the best practices in this space?
> If you spend $X on sheep, you credit $X where? Debit it from where?

You debit your 'sheep' account (maybe called sth like inventory) and you credit your cash account, or a liabilities towards suppliers account. Your equity stays constant in either case (no profit or loss impact), if you paid cash you've swapped X worth of cash for X worth of sheep, otherwise your liabilities went up by X.

When they die, you debit some kind of expense account (extraordinary losses or sth like that), and you credit the sheep account. In that case, you've made a loss of X and your equity (when you next draw up your balance sheet) will be lower by X (assuming that's the only business case). It might even go negative, eg if the sheep were your only asset and you still have the liability towards the guy who sold them to you.
Have you tried WorkOutDoors? It’s the best workout app on Apple Watch/iOS I’ve ever used by far. It can give you notifications between power zones as well and it’s a paid app with no subscription.
This article was 5 hours old at the time I'm viewing it and the bug is supposedly already fixed per the article itself. So yea, seems like this was probably fixed within 5 minutes of anyone noticing.
Good point but I would describe it as the death of proper grocery stores. This reflects a reduction in the standard of living.
Why so long for just a gallon. You can boil out a gallon of water in about 70 minutes on a regular home stove.
Note: not a chat model. Only useful for eval and fine tuning. Wait for the chat tuned checkpoint for “chat” use.
I think understand this better now!

https://www.thebugger.us/exploring-karpathys-llm-c-a-lightwe...
Never == "There will never be tears in my eyes as an AI sings ChatGPT-generated lyrics about the cycle of poverty a woman is stuck in (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_Car) because I know all of those experiences are made up."
Smart vest turns fish into underwater spies
Yes. I have a proxy account with one entry (say, "expenses: bank fees"). They have a proxy account with one entry (say "income: bank fees"). Between the two proxy accounts there are two entries. Money can be neither created nor destroyed.
I second Moba - its awesome :-) On top of all the protocols, you get an X server - all in a nice tabbed interface.
Inactive Accounts (updated April 9, 2024)
> It's just another audit shop. If we're being honest, almost every person here on HN has also lied about actually doing their Sexual Harassment HR training and SOC Compliance mandated security training and just clicking through then (or writing scripts to bypass the prompts).

Don't skip those:

1. Not skipping doesn't take much longer than skipping.

2. Look for the scenarios that are "taken from actual cases" and look up those cases; great way to find some weird shit that has actually happened.

3. There's plenty of unintentional humor to be mined. The last time I did it, there was a "can you harass your own in-group" section that gave an example of a 1st-generation Punjabi-American harassing a Gujarati immigrant, raising the question of "Is it problematic that the author of this section considers those two individuals to be the same in-group?"
Sometimes the process is an end in itself. A constant focus on "what's this good for?" can turn into a toxic, hollow mindset itself. Taken to an extreme, everything becomes just a stepping stone to a final action of death, which makes the practice of living rather pointless. Oliver Burkeman has some good thoughts on how to get out of that mindset.
I haven't seen an eReader that does a full refresh on each page turn in years. Kobo, Amazon, and B&N are all per-chapter by default. Maybe some bargain-bin brands still use the old displays or have bad software?
> it needs replacing they say.

It sounds like they let this problem fester until it has reached this existential end. They clamor for new technology, which they get, then they use the most risk adverse management strategy and never upgrade or change it, until it reaches this problem state.

They either need significant third party help deploying and managing this system, or they should go back a few generations of technology and use the simplest possible system that meets their needs. Pen and paper should be considered if it can be made more efficient.

I guess the people who work on public transit aren't interested in having the best public transit system available. They're only interested in keeping it running for as long as possible with zero changes or responsibility.

This is why I'm strongly doubtful on public transportation in the US. Our bureaucracy can't handle it.
I actually just did this a couple weeks ago. I'm just one data point, so I've no real idea what the difficulty is of escaping the sandbox, but I created a brand new AWS account, made it clear that I'd be using SES purely for low volume transactional emails for people who had opted in and could opt out at any time, and they approved me within a couple days.
This is the device I'm using. https://www.h2olabs.com/p-54-white-baked-enamel-model-300-wa...

I don't do anything but drink the water as it comes out.
May I ask why you have Podman _and_ Docker roles?
And do you have the setup published on GitHub or GitLab or so?
RNNs: Why Not Standard Networks?
The article discusses the motivations behind the requirement of Recurrent Neural Networks outlining why we need them in the first place.
According to HN rules, you should append "[video]" to the title.
That wasn't a hardware limitation. BeOS was outperforming Windows and Mac on the same hardware. If JLG hadn't demanded too much money, Apple would have merged with BeOS (and probably be a distant memory by now but that's a separate issue)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjriSNgFHsM&t=350s
> Or you have appliances that got made years ago when Twitter integration was the fad of the day - I 'member there's a fridge out there that showed tweets on its screen

Most of those are probably already broken. Twitter dropped support for most third-party API clients a few years ago.
Yeah, a lot of the editors were just open source editing widgets dropped in, often without a serious effort to make sure the interface or rendered documents matched the rest of the application. I'd love an editor on par with what Obsidian has, but all the editors were so clunky that I stuck to plain text for almost my entire vault.

The floating "close keyboard" button creates situations on iOS that make it impossible to select particular bits of text sometimes. It makes me strongly suspect they aren't seriously dogfooding their own application.
I'm not using xcreting so I'm sticking with tweeting until the platform dies.
Anything that affects the adrenals reduces higher order thinking.

And steroids make you not only dumber but more violent.
Search by current directory is the killer feature IMO. Was initially recluctant to use atuin, thinking that fish's history was enough, but now I'm sold.

I have sync disabled, though.
I'm using one of these https://www.h2olabs.com/p-54-white-baked-enamel-model-300-wa...

I just fill it like a coffee maker at night and run it while I'm asleep. Fresh water in the morning, then I'll fill it again after breakfast and run it during the day.
Yeah, but its still outright stupid behavior, no matter how you wrap it. And stupidity will always be punished eventually in this world (which is the only way to 'fight' it, since as we know its endless and unlimited in mankind).

'I saved 5 minutes (or half an hour, who cares) so I can die 30 years younger than I had to, yeeehaaa'. Lack of good education, or intelligence, or both.
Maybe OP is into volcanos?

Anyway - Croatia also has digital nomad visa. Mentioning just in case OP needs to be close enough to Iceland timezone, and wants better weather ...etc.
Definitely.

But my point was that Gibibytes did not replace Gigabytes.

It was just that some hard drive manufacturers successfully introduced marketingspeak into the computer world. It wasn't that the computer world all agreed upon switching to SI units.
> "In short, we still don't know why Tesla engineers opted to keep half of the battery pack of the Cybertruck empty".

Nothingburger news strikes again. People just writing articles about things they don't understand.
That doesn't avoid security issues inherent in wireless, but at least you have to be somewhat near the train instead of the other side of the planet.
This leaderboard is not the best for comparing model architectures, the dataset and finetuning have too much influence. I think perplexity on a particular dataset would be a better way to compare
but isn't lezginka normally too fast? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39962833

(also, the former rebel leader had CIA ties, so presumably Kadyrov is in the Venn intersection of people who explicitly know what offers are on hand from both Vostok and West. He also provides a convenient "border march" polity between mainstream-RF and IRI)
As an outsider, all these firms appear equally (ethically) questionable. Is that correct or are there differences I'm missing out on?
I wish I could downvote submissions that are only xitter links. Do you ever get enough karma on HN to be able to downvote submissions? Seems they can only be upvoted.
Just tried this again and I also arrive at 16.92B. Not sure what I did wrong the first time, thanks for double-checking this!
Thanks for moving this along.

I knew beforehand that I will always get Credit and Debit wrong, but now I guess I can add Income and Assets to that.

> What they actually mean in this case is money moved from Income to your Assets (e.g. your cash register).

Usually when people say 'moved', it implies a decrease in one place and an increase elsewhere, and yet:

> 1. You got income and your assets (your amount of cash) both increased.
Stealing: absolutely not.

Legally OK: depends on jurisdiction, I imagine.

Morally OK: 100% of the time, as long as the ebook is identical to the physical one other than its format. That is, if you could scan and OCR the physical book and end up with the same result as the ebook, yes. If the ebook comes with extra content that you would not have access to without buying it in that format, I would say that's not OK. (Table of contents and indexes that link directly to a page rather than just listing its page number don't count in my opinion. Those are just the electronic equivalents of the paper indexing system.)
No I don't, the studies I've seen indicate the missing magnesium, calcium, and sodium are pretty trace and I'm eating tons of vegetables, so I'm not worried about missing those.
I am glad she found her peace and family - she is indeed much more than a UFC champion.
Cash went out. One half of the double entry is correct. But nothing came back in return. There is no corresponding element of trade to account for. The transaction doesn't balance. Which is obvious in human terms. That's the point of a gift – the transaction isn't supposed to balance! But formal accounting methods are not as fluid as people are.

So, of course, in reality money was created (and then destroyed, it being a gift) in order to make the transaction whole. But as far as this magical fairytale land where money can't be created the entry doesn't work. You can't account for nothing.

Let's say it's not a gift. Let's say someone is borrowing $1,000 cash instead. The same applies. There is no corresponding element in trade to account for. It doesn’t balance. Thus, when the cash goes out you need to create money out of thin air to satisfy the other side of the transaction, which is later destroyed when the cash is returned.
Breakthrough in Renewable Energy: Scientists Develop Ultra-Efficient Solar Panels

In a groundbreaking development that promises to revolutionize the renewable energy sector, a team of international researchers has unveiled a new generation of solar panels.
Windows 11 will block updates if you have certain apps installed
That was a fun read. I fired up a Valheim server for my kids (and me, let's be honest) and it censored part of the word "Basement" in my server name. :)
Are the TOS legal in your country, especially the part about the

> Section 9 [which] contains an arbitration clause and class action waiver

It’s strange seeing this.
Coaches can also stop the fight at any time, but of course they tend to never do that
On the other hand, if Google Docs had system-native controls for every useragent that could connect to it, nobody would have any clue how to do anything and search for a new online document editor. It's not the overwhelming love for Material design that makes Google Docs look non-native, it's the experiential consistency for enterprise customers and less computer-obsessed end-users. If that amounts to sacrificing usability for branding, then Apple is just as guilty. Design is just part of building a product, and prioritizing your specific OS is not a realistic expectation from cross-platform products.

And for professionals, I don't even wager this consideration takes place at all. I don't see anyone protesting Ableton Live or Pro Tools because their developers didn't use the native MacOS button widget.
Passing on the answer I got:

> I wouldn't say "they are basically synonymous" because there are situations where they flip depending on the rules/approach that you are following. After working with it you get pretty familiar with these situations and don't really even translate anymore. It's important to remember though that there are books the way most people see them, and the way an accountant following GAAP sees them. "Increase" and "decrease" are quite helpful for most people the way most people see the books. If you are applying GAAP it's like working in a different language where words don't cleanly translate.

Given that we are mostly talking about double-entry in this thread, I think he is basically telling me I'm wrong but trying to explain how I came by it honestly so I don't feel stupid :-D

To quote the famous Bender from Futurama: "I’m so embarrassed. I wish everybody else was dead."
Every time I see "Alice and Bob" I think of Alice and Bill's Lab of Doom and Pepsi Cola.
Same. I'm not going to connect my Google or Discord accounts to this and I don't have a Xitter account.
> It’s hard to find any accounts of code-search using FTS

I'm actually going to be doing this soon. I've thought about code search for close to a decade, but I walked away from it, because there really isn't a business for it. However, now with AI, I'm more interested in using it to help find relevant context and I have no reason to believe FTS won't work. In the past I used Lucene, but I'm planning on going all in with Postgres.

The magic to fast code search (search in general), is keeping things small. As long as your search solution is context aware, you can easily leverage Postgres sharding to reduce index sizes. I'm a strong believer in "disk space is cheap, time isn't", which means I'm not afraid to create as many indexes as required, to shave 100's of milliseconds of searches.
This takes deep expertise and a system oriented, long term view with a very precise eye towards the details of what's technically possible at every individual step.

This kind of knowledge and experience doesn't come cheap, and we all know how much US city governments pay. I was at one point, very briefly, motivated to apply to a city job before I learned the pay is approximately 1/3 to 1/4 of what the private sector pays. The USDS routinely posts on "who wants to get hired" and the comments on that and other thread also mention a 66% to 75% salary reduction from baseline.

This is even before we get to legal liability and political risk shifting that can happen when there is a fully responsible contracted company involved.
兄弟们，别刷了，再刷就出圈了，PR就失败了
Why solve it at all? 10,000 fake accounts for every human is working out great for Elon. =)

Seriously, though - the solution isn't to prevent people from doing this, it is to remove the incentives that encourage it.
Make it so we can setup an account with email.
What does it mean pricing for "pageviews"? thanks in advance
You made the same mistake with the same amount of confidence.

1. your version replaces at-twitter.com with at-x.com

2. your version replaces twitter.com.au with x.com.au
I’d imagine that sometimes they do - but in general you aren’t going to see the sort of technique you would see in competitive fighters in a street fight - the biggest risk here is usually hitting your head on concrete.
In rugby there is not protective gear unlike American Football and even I made fun of them for being softies but recently a former rugby player donated his brain and it looked like mashed potatoes.

His decline and last days was not good according to his family.
Probably but the problem with kickback isn’t because the cutting side isn’t working well, the problem is it catches on the back of the blade.
With the speed those guys hit, I imagine it'd be pretty tough for a referee to stop them before they've gotten an extra couple strikes in. It's an inherently dangerous activity, and sort of hard to mitigate that fact. I guess they could disqualify a fighter who hit their opponent in the head more than n times in a given match, or even make the head out of bounds altogether. Something tells me that's not an action the UFC would take willingly, or that UFC fans would accept happily.
My "willy-nilly" comment meant "don't upgrade it without planning in advance" not "don't upgrade it, period." Part of that planning can be choosing to stay on an older LTS distro until you have time to properly migrate your code to a Python released in this decade.
In many cases, we don't have much of a choice. Recently I applied for Paid Family Leave through my state's website. They'll mail you a form, but the form says they prefer that you file online. The website has a phone number. If you call the number and you're lucky enough to get through, it tells you to use the website. (Most of the time, it says "too many callers" and hangs up.) There is no physical office to which I can go to talk to a real human.

The website itself isn't too bad, I guess. You fill out the form, which is easy enough, and hit submit. At the top there's an "Inbox" section with zero messages.

Two weeks later, you get a letter in the mail. Snail mail, not email. And it says your claim has been approved/denied. Nothing in the website inbox.

As far as I can tell, the inbox does nothing. All communication from the state to you goes through snail mail.

It's wild and crazy and is giving me the biggest headache ever. But I have no other choice, so I put up with it. What else am I to do?
How to Stop Your Data from Being Used to Train AI
They're pretty fast, but if everyone writes software that does 10,000x more computation than necessary on that basis, suddenly they're slow.
I don't think I've met anyone willing to express that opinion, but would also roll my eyes at them if I did.
> please take a moment to consider how your privileges

Sure, or maybe they could think about the same things, like how they're white, and I'm not, and how they are men, and I'm not, and how they are cis, and I'm not, and how their parents were born here, and mine weren't.

Then they could very clearly not vote for politicians that are preying on their phobias who also happen to be making their healthcare worse and their lives harder.

These are the people that will vote in a fascist who explicitly voices xenophobic, homophobic, and transphobic opinions.

Very hard not to say "fuck 'em".
There are some things that are decisions by outside entities, and pinpointing the problem is the first step to fixing it. Or even to making an informed decision as a consumer. Especially given that children are reared in this environment, and maybe aren't reflective about it even as they transition to adulthood.

For instance, the "algorithm" by which social media companies use to decide what to put in your feed is currently optimized for maximizing engagement. It used to just be a chronological series of posts from people who you've specifically added as friends.

Those aren't the only two options, but the first option is clearly the only option if we rely on ad-driven companies.

Subscription models are starting to take off, but it is unclear what attractor state that will end up at.

Another possibility is to create non-profit social networks, in the same way that Wikipedia did for collaborative information sharing.

Picking and choosing the best ideas from each of the various efforts would be wise.

The rise of bots becomes a real problem, because it is hard to see how to eliminate them without a subscription model.

But that subscription could still be going towards a non-profit entity, rather than a for-profit one. And the money could be used to fund development.

So to me the ideal network would be

1. Run by a non-profit

2. Leverages a subscription model, with no ads (Twitter Blue style)

3. Open source, and adheres to the P2P ActivityPub standard (Mastodon-style)

4. Faithfully follows whatever feed algorithm and settings you choose.

6. Light-touch moderation, such as Community Notes (Twitter-style)

7. Orders all comments by vote count (Reddit-style)

8. Only two reaction options, up or down (Reddit-style, HN-style)

9. No character limit (Facebook-style)

10. Group-oriented (Facebook-style, Reddit-style)

And then maybe a few different variations on that for different purposes. An anarchic one that allows pseudonyms, and a formal respectable one that mandates a Real Names policy.
'Santa Barbara News-Press' Website Goes to 'Local Kids'
How does this compare to reverse osmosis?
Where much smarter includes not actually looking in a woman's mouth to count her teeth?