skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's funny. Playboy sometimes uses an inverted R like that in place of its masthead logo, although I can't find an example on the Web right now. You can see it in their Rabbitar logo: (although it is right-way up in this example)

https://web.archive.org/web/20220422230205/https://www.playb...

edit: found one the other way up...

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/6aQAAOSwB3Ri~Cps/s-l1600.webp
Yep. Price/performance of multiple 4090s system are way better than the professional cards (Axxx). Also deep learning outside of LLM has many different usage.
You probably are right, supposed facts about Korea and Japan may have intermixed in my memory.
Yep. While startup salaries are, and have always been, a joke, it's corporate cost of living adjustments (COLAs) that are a worsening joke when they fail to account for true COL differences. If a megacorp insists on relocating you from Austin, TX to Menlo Park, CA it should include a 75% TC raise or it would be a pay cut and wouldn't make economic sense. It's imperative that rational employees hold corporations accountable and refuse to be underpaid because not doing so hurts everyone else in the industry.
Attention is all you need and faking it in demo gets it .

Even if you deliver a decent enough product it will sell now..
Using only c api outside and whatever language you want inside modules is the most scalable way.
Lost Tapes from Major Musicians Are Out There. These Guys Find Them
If she is no longer residing in the US, the legal thing is to enter as a visitor. There are two problems with this, first they will require her to sign a form giving up the green card status, and two, they may be suspicious that she actually intends to be a visitor since she is married to a US citizen.

They are definitely not going to let you extend the permit after it expired especially since you don't really meet the criteria for it (temporary long duration absence).

If you entered before it expires, you probably wouldn't face questions from CBP since you did get the permit, but that is just my guess.
Here's a video of those mobile phones in use: (warning: conspiracy content)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwy6gSs-ljA
Deterrence is the art of producing in the mind of the enemy...
Just because it can by beaten doesn’t mean making it harder isn’t useful. This person/team used a VPN. Masking your location is a big red flag for just dev work like this. These things could be exposed in UI.
> Optimus for indoor data collection

I suspect they will work very hard to motivate a great number of people to accept a disclaimer for this. It will interesting to see how they apply the pressure.
I really like this format [1]: short videos that go straight to the point. I would like the author to extend the series to cover TypeScript and maybe Electron.

[1] https://actualize.teachable.com/p/modern-javascript-explaine...
I’m a dev team lead for company that implements ERPs (specifically Odoo) across a bunch of different industries. By virtue of that, I’ve managed to wrap my head around a lot manufacturing processes and associated workflows (replenishment, raw material procurement and forecasting). Before this, I couldn’t tell you a thing about manufacturing processes!

If you’re so inclined, spin up an instance of Odoo CE or have a play with the Manufacturing module on a build at runbot.odoo.com
Google News is operating a content + link farm by copy/pasting content from other sites. Google is pretending to be legitimate but in realty they are just as trashy. If anyone else was doing it, Google would have banned them faster than you can blink.
All irish slang i can think of is in there.
As can be easily verified by turning the sign upside down, it is not a Rabbit, but a Яabbit.
Yeah my client uses Google forms for some simple use cases and it goes straight to google sheets and I just pull from that for verifying submissions and such in code. Not bad at all.
Curious to know top 3 products that ‘mukherjee’ finds good enough
With all do respect, I think you're telling a half-truth here. Your LinkedIn profile shows you had two MS degrees before starting your PhD. Undoubtedly you got some of the requirements waived for the PhD course requirements. That means your total time post BS was 5 years. I did the same thing - 1.5 years (3 semesters) MS and then came back later (different school) to do a PhD and got half the course requirements waived. Finished the PhD in 4 years but total time post BS was a more humble 5.5.
Conceded. Anyway the Romans were unpleasant neighbors and worse hosts. But I do not credit Christianity for recognition of rights to dignity and freedom. The Church has much more commonly been a supporter of oppression, starting as the official religious organ of the Roman Empire itsel. Only in recent centuries have breakaway sects adopted enlightenment values from secular culture.
OpenTofu Project Denies HashiCorp's Allegations of Code Theft
Here's Playboy's version of it for their Rabbitar NFTs:

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/6aQAAOSwB3Ri~Cps/s-l1600.webp
Non-employer owner includes folks who rent property as their "business". I'm sure there are tons of folks who are semi-retired and just renting out part of their property to cover most of their ongoing expenses. These folks wouldn't have a business in the sense they are trying to maximize profits. Just doing enough to maintain their existing lifestyle.

I could see myself doing the same or similar. Starting a business with the goal of growing it to the point of just sustaining my family's lifestyle to bridge the gap to retirement. Once we own this house and our kids become self-sufficient, our monthly expenses can drop quite drastically and we'll be able to sustain ourselves off of something much more modest than my current salary. Giving boat tours on the great lakes while fixing up a small cabin or something like that. Also considered a camp site / cabin rentals. Something that gives me an excuse to get outside more and moving around but rarely involves urgency and deadlines. All things which can earn some money, but unless I really grind at it they really aren't designed to grow too much.
One of our engineers got a 10 year ban from the country for misspeaking about this exact situation.

"Coming in for an offsite? Think you'll be doing any work there?"

"I dunno, I guess it's possible?"

That's all it took. Obviously any further trips involved extensive coaching on what not to say to cops at the border.
If a government agency tasked with national security started caring about a critical home project by Nebraskaman only and long after Nebraskaman collapsed, that country needs a new government agency.
> Just because it can by beaten doesn’t mean making it harder isn’t useful.

Fair.

> This person/team used a VPN. Masking your location is a big red flag for just dev work like this. These things could be exposed in UI.

I disagree strongly, and am surprised to hear this argument on Hacker News of all places.
I imagine that government security agencies are mainly thinking "shit, why didn't we think to do that?"
Perhaps, but when you're driving an ID4 and riding on a high horse, you get an extra boost.
The end of GitHub PATs: You can't leak what you don't have
I remember when google first launched and didn't have ads because the founders wrote a whitepaper about how ads would inevitably ruin google
Congrats and good luck on the launch!!
Answer: No (but almost)
Except for your first two sentences, you’re describing how I use Orion on iOS. I haven’t tried any macos version, randomly.

(Agreed about manually going to kagi.com not happening, etc.)
I agree, but that also requires cataloging the donation somehow so that the donor's contact information is associated. If it all lived in the boxes until it was removed (however it was) then it would be easy to have said 'hey, we can't use this, and we can't store it, we're planning to rid ourselves of it, can you help us find it a new home?' Especially if the donor had placed contact info inside or on the boxes.

But there's lots of ways that information may not filter to the big pile of old magazines disintegrating in the salt air.
Building the infrastructure sounds more expensive, physically difficult, and politically difficult than expanding bus and train lines.

How do you justify the car option given that public transit objectively takes up less space and is better for the environment?
Show HN: First ever AI voice bot in Amharic, the native language of Ethiopia
Hi HN :) it my first time here, On a whim I noticed that there wasn’t a lot of support for the Amharic language, one of the native languages of Ethiopia. Ethiopia has over 100M people that speak Amharic and is the 8th largest country by population, but support Amharic is rare if not non existent in technology, so I built this pipeline to be able to do it, I was able to have a deeper conversation with my Amharic speaking mom and it’s able help her with things that I can never articulate beyond surface level? It feels good to give back to my home country . I would like to know what you guys think and how I should proceed.
Having worked at various manufacturing companies (telecomms, industrial automation, oil, IoT) over many decades, I'd suggest go work for a company that software is part of a bigger system. There's quite a lot that goes into it. The designing/engineering part is just a part of the overall business. So I'd look at the bigger system/process. There's a number of ideas on how to run a manufacturing process, continuous flow, minimizing stock, contracting out parts, what happens after sales, end of life, etc. Consumer products are very different from industrial / specialist products.
I should clarify: if it is our future, our future is grim.

I'm optimistic that anti car efforts will win out in the end as our message spreads and people's quality of life decreases hand in hand with even further trafficization of their lives.
"Leave No Context Behind: Efficient Infinite Context Transformers with Infini-attention" (2024) https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.07143 :

> This work introduces an efficient method to scale Transformer-based Large Language Models (LLMs) to infinitely long inputs with bounded memory and computation. A key component in our proposed approach is a new attention technique dubbed Infini-attention. The Infini-attention incorporates a compressive memory into the vanilla attention mechanism and builds in both masked local attention and long-term linear attention mechanisms in a single Transformer block. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach on long-context language modeling benchmarks, 1M sequence length passkey context block retrieval and 500K length book summarization tasks with 1B and 8B LLMs. Our approach introduces minimal bounded memory parameters and enables fast streaming inference for LLMs.
No real doubt here this guy isn't 100% serious, so thanks for the explanation.
or they are totally nonplussed because they are not even a single individual, and a state actor who is doing this on 10-20 other projects for the past 5-10 years which haven't got the same attention. This is their job, being compromised is always a risk.
I loved my 200LX. The SSD-like i/o performance, excellent keyboard, and the superior utility of text-based software made it a dream.

I rewrote in ‘C’ a FileMaker Pro configuration and quotation application my company used, and ran it on the 200LX. I could finish a quote for a customer in the time it took my colleagues to start up Filemaker. Two of them bought their own 200LXes, and we had an under-the-corporate-radar efficiency boost going on for about a year :-)
Hosting costs makes sense (though last check ours only really pegs out at 4gb, granted that's with about 100 logins).

So far as I can tell, xmpp has no concept of threading, is that the case? It's what prevented me from choosing it when I went with matrix for my co-op.
Who would tell me anything to listen about housing in Japan if didn't say anything about it? I never ever heard about housing being more affordable in Japan than in the rest of the world until today. Now I learnt something and feel happy and grateful about this.

By the way I still doubt it's so affordable there that I myself would consider it affordable. I would after hearing the majority of people who are homeless or live with their parents saying they seriously just prefer living this way.

I consider Japan to be a great example other countries should learn from in a number of ways though.
I really like this format: short videos that go straight to the point. I would like the author to extend the series to cover TypeScript and maybe Electron.
That nobody is talking about the person's IP addresses (the xz project was hosted on a personal server of the maintainer), or any details about their actions indicates to me it was a state actor and the original xz maintainer is cooperating with law enforcement to uncover their actions.
In this hypothetical case, they were discovered at Haneda airport flying to another city in Japan via explorer pass
I mean in the sense that IRC as a community and support hub for certain things like various Linux distros, other Foss projects etc, shifted away from irc to other tools like discourse or matrix.

I believe several are hosted on matrix.org.
Are you looking for something like Playwright or Cypress for end-to-end testing?
Location: BC, Canada (PST Timezone)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Adobe Creative Suite, HTML, CSS, JS, Blender, DaVinci Studio, HubSpot, Most CMS's
Résumé/CV: https://chrisgallon.com/Chris_Gallon-Resume.pdf
Email: ckgallon@gmail.com

Hey there, my name is Chris! I'm a Senior Multidisciplinary Designer and Marketing Specialist where much of my work is in creating branded assets for web, social, email, ads, tradeshows, print media and more - mostly in the form of graphic design, video editing, animations, advertising, and managing several visual identities.

The types of assets I create are collateral, presentations, documentation (guides, whitepapers, etc), videos, animations, and ads in both 2D and 3D. I have used HubSpot for marketing campaigns, but my primary role is almost entirely creative, however, I can create custom CSS classes and have a background in landing page design (HTML/CSS/JS).

My tools of choice are within the Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro, and After Effects), however I also frequently use Blender and DaVinci Studio when those tools are a better fit for a project. I'm also familiar with Canva, however, Illustrator and Photoshop are more granular and outperform Canva in terms of creating content.

If you'd like to see some of my work, you can visit my website at https://chrisgallon.com, and if you think I can be an asset to your team, feel free to reach out to me by email at ckgallon@gmail.com. If you're curious about my availability, I'm currently not working, so if I were considered for this role I could start immediately.

Thank you for your time,
-Chris
If it’s lucrative enough for the company, they will find an apathetic contractor who will put $LOVECRAFTIAN_HORROR_JS on the site, cash their check, and move on to the next thing.
> Do we need at least some form of basic identity verification

For dedicated attackers (as was the case here) that will move the goal posts ever so slightly farther away, but not much else. I see how it's tempting to focus on identity, but I don't see how it's productive.
I agree, there are many terrible systems around the world with terrible implementations that at best cause inconvenience to people and at worst lead to a loss of life. My point is if you are faced with a data loss you make a call that assesses the impact of downtime and don’t follow a blanket rule.
Not fast at all in my experience. Just running (for the first time) what would take seconds with something like `asdf` could take up to half an hour with Nix.
I believe this is a question worth asking — and answering.

Page 13 of this report from pro-climate MIT science advocacy group The Union of Concerned Scientists is of interest: https://www.ucsusa.org/sites/default/files/attach/2015/11/Cl...

It claims the manufacturing CO2 footprint for an EV would almost be identical to the footprint for a similar ICE vehicle except for the battery which does indeed increase the EV’s footprint by 15%.

However they also claim that the total CO2 footprint for a 135,000 mile lifespan is still just under 50% less for an EV. This is of course due to the operational CO2 cost being much less for an EV when compared with an internal combustion engine.

I don’t know how many ICE vehicles are scrapped before their time due to an EV purchase but the CO2 overhead of switching to a brand new vehicle will be recouped within a few tens of thousands of miles.
That was really helpful and cleared up some notions I had. Thanks
I toyed around with it, but ended up using server-side rendered interactive Blazor. That’s pretty much the same concept as HTMX, but has a larger ecosystem and more flexibility in some ways.
Seems aligned with early Netflix culture of hiring and treating employees like adults rather than like children. They still appeared to be hiring remote employees as of September of 2023. [0]

0. https://www.teamblind.com/post/Does-Netflix-do-remote-hires-...
How is it cost prohibitive to run a server? With the recent FCC rule change now even Comcast gives everyone 20 Mb/s upload. Even at 64 players, that's over 300 kb/s per client, which should be plenty?

A modern mid-range phone is probably more powerful than any server 20 years ago and those ran 64 players.
The way negation is concealed in the middle of that title reminded me of Zizek philosophizing about subtleties of the negative: continue to no longer attend, coffee without milk vs coffee without cream, and so on, and so on.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uuTkuy9D5lY
I was surprised the link wasn't about this remarkable album, but glad to see it was the first thing mentioned in the comments. Brendan was very particular about the treatment of each track being true to specific sound chips, and it was one of the first Bandcamp vinyl projects.

He's currently building out The Bloop Museum near Baltimore, for video games, computers, and related stuff - https://givebutter.com/bloopholiday
Perhaps the dreaded 503 Internal Error ?

I'm convinced most of the people in this thread haven't tried working much with Google Sheets API at scale. Most of the time it's fine, then it will have days where 30-40% of the calls (as measured by Google Cloud console API monitoring) will throw an internal error which Google advises the option for is to "try again later". Also API calls that take up to 4 minutes (?!) to return (again as measured by their own API monitoring tools in Cloud console).

It's too bad because I otherwise really like this approach.
Per this thread linked from their store page, yes.

https://steamcommunity.com/games/2816120/announcements/detai...
Not sure about all of the Harry Potter books, but I gave it My entire data export from ChatGPT and handled it very well. I was able to search through it and have conversation again from past conversations. It was good.
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This, Harry potter is a terrible example, even weak models know the rough story of Harry Potter unprompted.

If you want a real test, go test it on some Japanese light novel, or some harry potter fanfiction, and see if the model actually understands the plot details.

For reference, Opus/GPT-4 know the rough story of moderately popular light novels/mangas without any context given. They however do not precisely understand the fine-grained details of the story, like which character will win in a fight.
For complex systems composed of long chains of black-box units with randomness, if we evaluate their output using the three dimensions of “precision, stability, and size,” we should not have too high expectations.
Could you document your steps with more details so other people can reproduce and file complaints as well?
its illegal when its considered a derivative work (substantially altering or adding content)

those little modifications made from a consumer prob dont count. the first sale doctrine covers minor wear and tear type stuff
Lets figure out how to make that work from home.
what makes it unmaintainable in your opinion?
I agree. In my corner of the universe (the US) I think the sec, Finra, doj, fbi need the pendulum to swing back 35% to correct for being too nice.

What would happen if we had two kinds of c-corps? One fairly if strictly regulated leading to fines, civil cases, and criminal cases in exceptions

And option two ...

Very light regulation but if a regulatory agency or fbi finds malfeasance only criminal charges, jail time, loss of lawyer license, inability to serve at public companies and more ie. hardball.

Maybe the elites should choose their risk level. I think it'd say a lot.
If you want to optimize for hiring the median engineer, this is great advice.
Never redefine an inherited default parameter value (1997)
https://web.archive.org/web/20231223094834if_/https://gitlab...
exactly type of person to create them and then eventually despise them. One has to wonder if all of us are just cyclical creatures regardless and what really matters?
Having a "simple" declarative build definition won't help if the thing that interprets and executes that definition is shipped with the package, as said interpreter is likely orders of magnitude more complex and harder to personally review. As is what happened with the xz example - the "attack" was hidden in code that is autogenerated by autotools, not the build or configuration definitions.

People put trust in distros and packagers to having something of a review chain - there's 0% chance you personally be an expert in everything executing on your workstation right now (outside of maybe toy systems). I'm not an expert in m4 or bash, but I hope enough experts are in the chain to get to my distro's package library are that such things are less likely. But that is all bypassed here.

I think this particular approach is a one-off, as I know of no other build environment where it's expected to have the generated executable of the build system "helpfully" packaged in the tarball as a packaging step.

If it is in some I'm not aware of, I hope that decision is being re-examined now.
It was the sugar, not removing fluoride.
Both of them are reporting on the same blog post, which you can read yourself.
Never Split the Difference: Negotiating as If Your Life Depended on It (2016)
Prompted, iterative generation of content is not like that, it is based on a novel experience of the interaction between human and AI, the AI assistant has guidance, feedback and grounding in the human interlocutor. Imagine millions or billions of such creative sessions, all ripe with ideas and feedback, that have been facilitated in part by AI, that is the novel experience that belongs to the model.

Unprompted generative art is interesting to see as a "walk through the latent space" of culture, it is a mirror house of ideas, where you can contemplate on the intricacies of our recorded collective experience. Considering the ingredients that went into cooking the model - all our culture - it represents the emergence of this data as a live interactive agent. How can we say the child of our culture is stripping all context and meaning?
Yet they wear tires at least 20% faster which also pollutes
Yes, but they weigh more, so tire wear increases, non-linearly from my understanding.
Strongly disagree. A price of $9.99 may seem “quality “ to you, but may be out of reach for many people (including, but not limited to, those who are not in developed countries). I’d rather have a lower priced item that allows people to pay a lot more at the time of purchase or perhaps a reminder (not annoying, and only once) to donate/pay more on reaching a certain level.

A price of $3 may be an impulse buy for some people, while a price of $9.99 may be a pause to evaluate that against other purchases.

Customers with higher disposable incomes can be targeted with additional content (DLC) or digital merchandise.