skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another name conflict is with https://github.com/package-url/purl-spec - which is used for software identification (e.g., see the https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2023-10/Software-Id... report).
> VSCode has excellent git and github support (

no, it really really doesn't, compared to magit.
Very cool! We also developed similar tool that can extract information from complex pdfs with embedded tables,images or graphs and get your multimodal data sources LLM-Ready. https://hellorag.ai
It was also not even a round number of “beats” off if UTC, it was like UTC+1 so midnight UTC was like @41.67
You're certainly welcome to think these things, but you're going to have to take it up with Joe Armstrong, because he definitely didn't believe Erlang have "classes, instances" and while you're right that on a technical level you can share behavior from one module to another, it's absolutely not the same as Ruby's inheritance logic.
American History X was pretty jarring for me. Fight Club too. More subtly: Primer, Upstream Color, White Oleander, The Virgin Suicides - those 4 films gave me a lot to think about as a young man.
It does make you stop and think. That was the artist's stated goal, and why they named it as they did.
Get a child.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
it does, just your ODD keeps you from realizing that :)
Personal preference is fine! Describing VHS as “periodic accurate” as though that was these films’ original format is the silly bit.
Has anyone made a video comparing using this and an Apple Watch with Siri?
I don’t really care. It has nothing to do with me in America. The social phenomenon I mentioned does, however.
Good Will Hunting

I grew up in a rough neighborhood, in high school my view was limited and I thought there is no going out of trouble, being a black sheep of the family, etc. I saw that movie, and I felt hope for the first time and started making changes for myself.
Absolutely amazing. Also reminds me a bit of James Hampton.

https://americanart.si.edu/artwork/throne-third-heaven-natio...
It actually has pretty decent support on Linux. It’s in Fedora’s official repos and Apple provides official builds for several other popular distros. The biggest issue seems to be that much of the larger ecosystem assumes Apple platforms.
“Ransomware Reality Shock: 92% Who Pay Don’t Get Their Data Back” https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2021/05/02/ransomwa...
If you don't count learning curve (as it's a static "ease of use" cost), Haskell also fits the bill.

I've used both Haskell and Go extensively and tbh they are more similar than different. They each could afford to absorb the other's strengths.
Oooh, I hadn't considered HUP. I tried to use a cleanup script with a bash trap on I think INT and KILL but it didn't seem to work correctly. I had also never tried to use a trap command, though, so there was a good chance I was doing it wrong lol. I'll give this a shot!
Ask HN: SWEs who create YouTube content how do you come up with ideas
Hello HN,

If you are Software Engineer who has been creating content on youtube how do you come up with new ideas when creating technology related content and can you turn this into full-time career
The only party "profiting" from inflation is the government which controls the money supply. If you keep the money supply constant, no one profits from inflation; inflation merely reflects supply and demand of the constant money supply vs all other goods and services on the market. Inflation does not reflect capital that is accumulated and taken off the market.
You might say, the cat es-cat-lated it...
I'm baffled by how someone can say crypto is a scam in 2024, at least for Bitcoin. But I'm grateful that it is taking many people so long to adjust to the new reality. Their stubborn skepticism is keeping the early(ish) adopter window of opportunity open way longer than I would've imagined.
Yes, but she’s also not seeking re-election which gives her a little more freedom. Definitely an interesting choice of collaborators there though.
The Sumerians and Babylonians used base 60 numbering (probably for its divisibility). That led to our time system (also angle measurement)
Rice's Theorem and Software Failures
Taking into account preferences of past selves
And, critically, once you have one serotype of dengue, your chances of severe dengue from infection by another serotype are substantially higher.

First dengue is often not that bad. Second dengue is often quite bad. This vaccine makes second dengue not that bad, but if you take it without having had first dengue, it just leaves you in the same boat as if you’d had first dengue — worse off than if you’d had no dengue.
I was nearly catatonic after I left a screening of "Come and See", I have never seen such a raw and unflinching story told about the war, nothing held back. Just indescribable the mood that it sets and how it unfolds the story. Hard to even put down in words my feelings on it.
Well, we don't have any computers programs that can think, so I'd call that a miss.
Emergency Brake Assist would help if the van was equipped with it.
Swerving at the last moment and without warning would not be possible because EBA would activate brakes earlier and you would be able to see van's stop lights.
My condolences, what a good boy :(
The surprising part for me wasn't that he was installing packages. It was that he just did a super fast search-click-install loop, where many of them had handful of ratings max, some even 3 stars or less. I'm used to checking out the Github repo of the package first, considering how many stars it has, how many releases there have been, etc before adding it to Emacs.

But you bring up a good point. Perhaps installing packages willy nilly is orthogonal to the editor choice.
The Quebec gov allows this as the car burden falls in insurance companies. The drugs are found regularly on a statistical basis that the cartels accept as a cost of the trade, whether from South America or China(Fentanyl and meth ingredients - which are common chemical intermediates 'cooked' in all manner of scattered labs)
> Does yours?

The very thing you quoted demonstrates that mine allows for people to make errors without condemning them as deliberately weak setups.

> I don't appreciate you putting words in my mouth

If you do not like how your words are perceived by others, you should consider choosing them more carefully.

Despite your lack of appreciation, this comment is one which I am still only able to read in a way which suggests that you are stuck with this false dichotomy:

> No it doesn't, user exclaims their ignorance and your follow up emboldens their ignorance does not make a QED.
L/D ratio at hypersonic speeds is bad. So, the thrust has to still be a significant fraction of the weight of the vehicle. There's no "slowly" accelerating to orbit.
Id be interested in a C++ for Swift developers version.
Dang, sorry for your loss. That’s a dope memory of the cat tho. As someone that happened find themselves in Taipei a couple weeks ago for the 7.4, my only thought was getting back to my dog, whom I promised I would get back to. She was sorta freaking out before I left; either could sense me leaving, or sense the earthquake I was heading to…
Sounds pretty cool, I have done some similar things in the past with using a vpn to proxy backwards into my home network (hello fellow k8s at home user). I think in this case I wanted to basically set up my one nginx config and never have to change the web server config again and support arbitrary services in the future. I've never used haproxy before, but I wonder if there could be some room for improvement (read: not using unix domain sockets) by using a web server that can dynamically detect upstreams in a particular set of ports. E.g. if all my "tunnel" ports are on localhost:8000-9000, it can dynamically pick them up. I guess I still wouldn't know how to answer the "pick a name for the tunnel at runtime" problem, but it's definitely something worth exploring further!

If I was doing something that I intended to have running more than an hour or two at a time, I would 100% do something more like what you're describing haha.
"People will have tracking devices in their cars, they’ll track them to the intermodal hub, or track them to the port and local police can’t even go on and do anything about it,” he said."

Now that's funny.
Realistically no one will be able to touch the AGPL code without paying the vendor, so "no vendor lock-in" claim is quite BS.
If you're not aware, the author is Doug Gregor, one of the lead developers on the Swift team at Apple. Parts 1 to 5 in this series were all posted on the same day:

https://mastodon.social/@dgregor79@sfba.social/1122530402830...
Historically being TUI-centric doesn’t mean that it is not GUI today, right?

It supports all your fonts, font ligatures, varying font sizes inside the same buffer, renders images inside your buffers, all without relying on a terminal emulator or Sixel support. Sounds fundamentally not TUI to me.
I'm someone who would love to get better at making educational videos/content. 3b1b is obviously the gold standard here.

I'm curious what things other videos did worse compared to 3b1b?
Yeah, that "or" is doing a lot of work. So no NMC (aka Lithium-Ion) at all or LFP or Sodium-Ion or anything if it's > 1kWh. Wow.
Bingo! Both of those.
I suspect it was intentionally trying to be free from any association/baggage connected to traditional time. Since the 'beat' time has no relation to anything physical/relate-able other than day-length, why bother keeping the baggage of UTC?
Unfortunately not currently, but I will definitely post around again if one opens up in the future!
I actually have it on my Apple watch and use it with some of my international friends.
Because you are guaranteeing everything is in memory, so its very fast and you aren't relying on the DB memory caching. Also it is in-process, which (supposedly) has some benefits as well. Theoretically DBs such as Postgres can be set up similarly, although they will be out of process, and in the case of Postgres, behind at least a UNIX domain socket. This may be a difference of maybe ~ms, I"d love to see some benchmarks ... maybe I'll try that when I have time. Could make a decent Medium article ...

For an OLAP (i.e., no writes), small databases with complicated queries(joins, grouping, partitioning, ordering, etc.) this works very well. Yes this is somewhat of an edge case, but I'd bet small shops could fit their entire DB into one of the bigger (several hundred GB) instances.
There are too many good reasons that 25 year olds can't be a good startup CEO. One of them is complete lack of experience and almost complete lack of knowledge on how fatigue, stress, anxiety (or health issues in general) etc affect people. Because until 25 these doesn't even resigner on you or your body in most cases.

But yes, if you meant a "good" start CEO as in "good for the startup" then yeah I would say what you said is possible or likely.
Yup. I guess LoRA counts as fine tuning. Except I've never seen inference engines where they actually let you take the base model and the LoRA parameters as separate inputs (maybe it exists and I just haven't seen it). Instead, they bake the LoRA part into the bigger tensors as the final step of the fine tune. That makes sense in terms of making inference faster, but prevents the scenario where a host can just run the base model with any finetune you like, maybe switching them mid-conversation. Instead, if you want to host a fine-tuned model, you take the tensor blob and run a separate instance of the inference program on it. Incidentally, this is the one place where OpenAI and Azure pricing differs; OpenAI just charges you a big per-token premium for fine-tuned 3.5, and Azure charges you for the server to host the custom model. Likewise, the hosts for the open-weights models will charge you more to run your fine-tuned model than a standard model, even though it's the almost the same amount of GPU cycles, just because it needs to run on a separate server that won't be shared by multiple customers; that wouldn't be necessary if overlays were separated.

I wouldn't be surprised if GPT-4's rumored mixture of many models does something like this overlay management internally.
I like the way he uses a low-rank decomposition of the Value matrix instead of Value+Output matrices. Much more intuitive!
Nothing snide there at all, he's a straight up mediocre waffling university house chair warmer.

After 40 odd years avoiding such time wasters in AU, the UK, the US, Canada, etc. it was kind of odd to see a small part of the zeitgeist latch onto and elevate him.
Show HN: AI Driven Insights with Cloudflare D1
Di1 is an AI-powered T2SQL Chatbot for Cloudflare D1. It allows users to interact with the Y Combinator dataset using natural language queries, can be customized to any data that is stored in Cloudlfare D1.
Silly to you. Again, to you.

Since the film does not run in theaters indefinitely and at the time VHS was a common format, among others.

Given film reciprocity and resolution related to period produced film stock and processing techniques, VHS and other reduced resolution formats from the same period, look better, to me! than rescans(4k, which super35 barely supports) and up-resing. Again IMHO because I guess people take this otherwise.
This one has moved me a lot, and talked to me in so many ways.
I came here to post this movie, that HAD to be in the list.
No spoiler.
If it were me, I'd be demanding the owner of said gun to present a license for its legal possession before handing over my car keys.
Your apparent claim that poor rural Moroccan and Yemeni Jewish people forced from their communities by mobs enacting pogroms throughout the Middle East and North Africa are "settler colonialists" unworthy of "defense" is racist, and not in a "the real racism is against white people way"; it's Racism Classic(tm).

This is a long-dead thread and we need not keep it alive.
If using solar, they can only accelerate half the time, thus amplifying the effect of drag, since now they have to speed up enough on the day side to also cancel out the drag losses on the night side.

On top of that I'm not really convinced they can put enough solar generation on there to drive the thrusters sufficiently, putting aside the additional costs of things like radiating off all the heat generated by the thrusters.
Just wait until your boss asks you to cut a piece of wood which is π inches long.
Very cool! One note: the random sample marked: 'Using a string "true" instead of a boolean true' leaves "true" as a string after parsing, instead of converting to an actual boolean.
In a similar, but much more impressive vein for outside art: https://www.autour-du-palais-ideal.com/discover/ideal-palace...
Show HN: Generate Endless Fantasy Worlds
All - I recently built this fantasy world app generator which I thought was pretty cool. You can put in a few words or a plot and the AI will give you a full Fantasy Wiki Card. I've also experimented with actually writing out the story but AI is still not as good at that (though getting better).

I had some ideas on using this as a tool to help authors to be able to flesh out their ideas but would love to get feedback and thoughts if you see other ways to grow this?

Also you can generate words via the Builder page if interested!

Thanks!
Sure, those things are common in many jobs that pay much less. Many marriages can survive a year or two of hardship. If they can't, then perhaps it's not a good marriage and it will fall apart anyways at the next major event. Illnesses happen all the time, but I assume you mean stress-related. But there are many stressful jobs that pay much less and result in injury or disability.
Threads (1984), while it was made for TV in the mid-80s and some of the effects are dated, there's an almost visceral, gnawing, devatastaing, haunting (choose your adjective because not one does it justice) feeling that attaches to yourself that has yet to leave me, I think about that film every few days, especially now with some of the more recent, insane developments in politics and international relations. It reinforced how absolutely fragile everything in this world is and how close a situation to today that film showed might really be. One viewing is enough for one lifetime.
It's kind of strange that psychology has this dual role of both giving advice to the sane and managing the insane. The same division was a thing in psychoanalysis too with neurotics vs psychotics

Why does it do both? Why do people use it as a go-to source for life advice?

People will go to a psychologist for marriage troubles, and they'll also go to a psychologist for psychosis. Seems like a weird place to go to marriage help for unless your wife is psychotic

It's like psychologists have been given this role that religion used to occupy
Typing 'MIT Senior House' in the HN search box brings up these, and others. Some of the comments are pertinent to your question.

Senior House at MIT Dies, and a Crisis Blooms at Colleges (2017) (wired.com)
112 points by aj7 on Sept 23, 2018 | 54 comments
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18044066

MIT’s Senior House dormitory closes, and a crisis blooms at colleges (wired.com)
225 points by MrsPeaches on Sept 11, 2017 | 205 comments
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15217112

MIT acts to change “Senior House” dorm counterculture (cambridgeday.com)
2 points by ilamont on June 19, 2017 | no comments
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14587692

MIT is “fixing” its low-income, LGBT-friendly dorm by kicking everyone out (qz.com)
16 points by gentoo on June 15, 2017 | 1 comment
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14563985

MIT Needs the Weirdos: What’s Really Going on in Senior House (medium.com/incognito.jones)
5 points by sweettea on June 11, 2016 | 1 comment
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11882240
Oh! You're totally right. I had two different links, and, of course, the actual Qualys advisory has the date you're giving it. Thanks for taking the time to correct me on this.
> For profit corporations should also be held to the standard that they are a net benefit to society. Otherwise, why bother?

Aren’t the profits the end goal? I’d like Bezos or Musk’s money and wouldnt really care if I’m benefiting “society” one bit to get it.
At least work life balance wise it has been said that Amazon is worst of these companies. Oracle arguably better than all of these.
If we were using a base 12, 24 or 60 from the start, the metric system would had used those bases. It is not about the metric system, is about our numeric system.

Metric may be not perfect, but is not in the same category of mess that is the imperial one, specially if he is complaining about proportions between different units of measurements.
You have invented time travel
Base c doesn't have a digit c.
Base 10 is dominant because we have ten fingers. The fingers are a register that can count up to 10. Once you fill the register you increment a ‘tens’ counter (in your mind) and clear the register. Base 10 is just an elaboration of that. So the first system of primitive counting was probably base-10, and then base-10 won. Go figure.
Meh. Luckey would have anyways left Facebook the second his lock up (a standard 2 years I'm assuming) expired. Instead he was fired a few months before that and negotiated a huge settlement for himself. So if anything he should be thanking Carmack for not intervening.
You're missing it entirely. If we weren't measuring using meters in the first place he wouldn't even be asked to cut 1/3rd of a meter. He'd be asked to cut 1/3rd of a yard, which is very easy on a yardstick. It only needs to fit in a specific spot that is a third of a meter because the structure around that spot was measured and built with the metric system.
Or perhaps engineer another set of knuckles to bring the count from 12 to 16
I think if a marriage breaks up after 2 years of one partner working 80+ hours a week to make enough money to have reasonable financial stability for the rest of their lives, the marriage probably had other issues.

Illness, well, that's a tougher call.
As an outsider, it seems there are many cities with a variety of opportunities. Maybe even some remote opportunities too. Even cities with terrible tech markets (Philly) have some opportunities. It sounds like other areas of CA, WA, NY, VA, and TX have great opportunities, with several other states having some decent ones.
Primagen is not everyones cup of tea. I enjoy his videos and he does it in a fun way. Could there be more value per minute, definitely. In his case, the medium is the message - keeping his twitch/youtube audience engaged with video means there are trade-offs. I find he does good within the medium in a honest way.

Casey has his 'nominally' priced course, which is excellent. I recommend it.
Apparently he was fired for paying ten grand for a pro-Trump billboard back in 2016.
it has actually scaled pretty well and has been negligible cost-wise.

I didn’t have to do anything to handle HN traffic. Just a boilerplate nextjs app.
The movies Okja and Earthlings. Made me realize I could not continue to support the exploitation and abuse of animals.
Sure, I'm not talking about your attitude, I'm talking about what society should tolerate from you. If you use incorporation in a way that is harmful to society, we should dissolve your corporations.

So ideally you'd be working for your profit with an awareness that there are probably some other things that you should consider.
I posted about this last year. This will soon be an issue in the US as well and only then people will start freaking out. Because dengue can mess up anyone not just the old. Time to wipe out disease carrying mosquitos!!
Frank Zappa on Crossfire about censoring rock lyrics (1986) [video]
That cold comfort for Carmack who feels like he did a cowardly thing.

I know that feeling. A prof at grad school got kicked out for BS reasons and I didn't speak out or give her words of support.
Respectfully - while that's no doubt useful for your visiting family, weighing that up vs the social costs of taking a house off the market when it could be used by a family, in the midst of what I think is the worst rental crisis in Aus history, in which many families are forced to live in vehicles, it doesn't really stack up in a utilitarian sense.

The house isn't being lived in, rental income could easily pay for temporary accommodation, or it could be shared with roommates etc.
For me it's usually related to modifying partitions, changing disks, OS upgrades going wrong, or some minor disk corruption.

It's not common, but if you manage enough systems then even rare things happen enough that you'll need tools like this in your tool belt.

I usually reach for a live-OS booted off a USB drive (Ventoy is good for having lots of OS options on a single USB drive) but I'd be interested in giving this a try.
The paper: https://preprints.opticaopen.org/articles/preprint/Computer-...
The first revulsion that leaps to mind is Dennis Hopper and the gas mask rape scene.

There are others, but it's been a while, and my memories of it are mercifully fading. I prefer to not interfere with that process!

If the goal of art is to induce thought and make an impression, these are both successful projects. :)
Metric is entirely built around base 10. Either they're both fantastic or they both suck.