skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exactly! I live in a major city and there are vacancies everywhere. It’s especially frustrating to see how many houses that sell sit empty for like a year or more before the speculators manage to flip them into a short term rental or whatever.
That same slave labor is the reason why so many western companies moved their factories to China in the first place form 1978 when China open to international business and leaving a working class of people without jobs, and VW was one of the first to open a factory there.

Funny how we never saw the usage of Chinese slave labor as an issue warranting tariffs when it made western companies huge profits and leaving westerners jobless, but only when they have to face with the new Chinese competitors and loose profits do they cry wolf.

Hypocrisy much?
It grabs spacetime by the horns and pushes itself forward.
dosbox-x, unless you want to run direct3d games.
> We won't be running on GPUs forever. The innovation in the chip space will continue.

Sure, but I'm seeing a divergence. There are a group of chips that are getting smaller and require less power and cooling that can do a lot of workloads that you used to need huge chips for, but there are the most advanced chips for the most advanced workloads getting bigger and more power hungry.

There will always be the big customers who need the big chips, and that is what will be nearly impossible for them to self host.
I understand the division of units, what I’d like to see is an illustration of the signal’s cone at the astronomical distances in the article.
I'm not arguing for the US to replace it's currency with bitcoin. I'm saying why it can be useful and it's not purely a scam. I would never advocate for someone to put all their money into bitcoin but if you reach a level of wealth in your life (that does not have to be that high) maybe you start to think about what happens if your country suddenly becomes a dictatorship and it makes sense to store a very small percentage of your wealth so that if the worst does happen your family can be protected.
It would be essentially impossible to have something "truly" fair for open-ended questions since humans are stateful.

Maybe this is a case that AI could actually do quite well.

Manually grade the answers and identify the classes of mistakes. Then hand the classes of mistakes to the AI and ask for it to determine which answers have which types of mistakes.

Once you've done that, you just need to associate a deduction for each type of mistake and do some simple math.
Here is another, a software multiplexer-like table lookup

https://blog.uirig.com/bitwise-table-lookup
2 out of 50 states is technically the USA, I guesss. Hopefully it can pass the driving tests in California and Nevada.
You could try to work around that by first grading all anonymized proposals, then grading all potential speakers without knowing their proposal. In the third round you deanonymize and look at the weighted average of the two grades. You probably still need some judgment calls because the combination of speaker and topic can be important. But the score would give you a good base to work of.

Maybe you could make it even more impartial by allowing conditional scores in the first two rounds. Like "Jim is a 6, but a 8 if his talk is about molecular biology" or "this Lessons Learnt talk is a 5, but if it's by X, Y or Z it's a 9"
And the US VW management is not under the control of the German VW management who own the US subsidiary? Therefore the anti-union actions from the US management come with the blessing or even the order of the German management?
What's most interesting is that this wasn't on party lines. The yes/no mix is very mixed party-wise.

https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_votes/vote1...
There regional variations in how the word is used. In my region, a townhome is defined via other criteria.
shameless self promotion - I felt into a rabbit hole about mazes a couple of years ago:

https://medium.com/swlh/how-to-create-a-maze-with-javascript...
Absolutely, crawling over neighbor fences were no big deal getting to my friends house to cut a trip around the sidewalk.
Where Am I? [pdf]
Unpicking causality at a distance of 40ky is certainly problematic
The public waterpool is also someone else's pool but it's still public.
Sounds great. I'll keep an eye on it. I'm assuming Haiku performs better than Instant, thus the upgrade. I guess I'll be super impressed in the coming weeks.
California and Nevada are the only two states where the company can legally sell the technology to consumers. The two state DMVs gave Mercedes approval to begin selling the cars last year—Nevada in January, and California in June. Mercedes announced in September its plans to begin sales, but this is the first news of the cars actually reaching consumers.
This article makes it seem like employers have it just as bad as job seekers, but I don’t think that’s the case. There aren’t that many tools that allow job seekers to filter out jobs using AI as there are ATS tools that use AI to filter out candidates automatically.

I didn’t want to use the “spray and pray”, so I made a job board that uses LLMs not to write CVs and cover letters, but to figure out things like tech stack, visa sponsorship, security clearance, YoE and education required for each job. And then filter out jobs based on those criteria. This is in contrast to opaque AI recommendation systems on major job boards that don’t have these specific filters and don’t tell you why a particular job is recommended to you.
A fact given insufficient prominence in the NYT report is that ChinADA is literally part of the Chinese government (an agency under the General Sports Administration) and that it was ChinADA that reported the positive results to WADA in June 2021 (which is how we even learned of the existence of these results in the first place), so there doesn't seem to be a very straightfoward way to fit this into the "cover up for national pride" narrative.

Also, from WADA's statement: https://www.wada-ama.org/en/news/wada-statement-case-23-swim...

> The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) then contacted WADA by email in April 2023 about the TMZ cases. It advised WADA of a tip from an unspecified source that the positive TMZ cases had been hidden. This information was clearly erroneous in that the positive TMZ cases had been reported and decided by CHINADA, as well as thoroughly reviewed by both WADA and World Aquatics, nearly two years prior.
https://archive.ph/1U6j6
In the US, it seems like insurance companies teach doctors how to think.

How many times have we all heard from a doctor "we don't like to do so many tests each year because of costs"
Mercedes takes all legal responsibility for any accidents caused during autonomous operation.

So far, autonomous operation is limited to relatively few situations, but most importantly it includes traffic jams (which is where human drivers quickly lose focus).
The real issue, as with all educational programs, is the cost in time and money to teach.

LLMs should help with that.
An Entire Social Network in 1.6GB (GraphD Part 2)
My point is the word forced is insufficient. In fact some forcing is good!

What you need judge two things, the validity of the consequences avoided and goals which is subjective and whether there are alternatives to the same goals that have acceptable consequences.
It doesn't need Multi-Account Containers. You can run any browser (or program) as long as it allows specifying different user profiles from the command line. I'll test it with firefox and let you know.
“We thought PFAS were going to go into the ocean and would disappear, but they cycle around and come back to land, and this could continue for a long time into the future,” he said.

To clarify that the PFAS from ocean waves are from us.
Asking people for money before starting to build is the best way to validate an idea.

When people will give you money in hopes you will solve their problem, you will have a problem worth solving. Not an imaginary problem. Not an excuse to avoid the rejection that comes with asking people for money.

Good luck.
Or one can use a mixer.
I remember reading an article about some company trying to sell their service to school districts, it uses "AI" to grade assignments, add comments, etc... the safeguard was that teachers have to read the AI comments before basically clicking on an "Accept" button.

This is the future (present?), students using ChatGPT to write their papers, teachers using ChatGPT to grade.

It's gonna be turtles all the way down.
No, it does not. you can go to x.com or twitter.com
You don't see any value in FISA?
So Long, Z80
> 30% percent of AWS's revenue is profit.

If you built exactly what AWS has you wouldn't recapture that because most of that comes from operating efficiencies at scale. Yes, you can get some of that back, but it won't be 30%.
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> If science is tackling these questions then it's most likely doing so by making non-falsifiable claims.

Nonsense. General Relativity and Quantum Field Theory make plenty of falsifiable claims. So do current cosmological theories. Not only do they make falsifiable claims, many of their claims are in the process of being falsified right now by the JWST.

One of the reasons it's hard for me to take philosophy seriously is that I see too many people defending it by making patently ridiculous assertions.

> And if you want to disagree with the definition of science that I'm using here then that's OK.

Another ridiculous assertion. You haven't given a definition of science. But it doesn't matter. Whatever your definition of science is, if it does not include GR and QFT and cosmology then it is not not worthy of serious consideration.

> there's nothing wrong with doing philosophy

I didn't say there was. There's nothing wrong with knitting either. That doesn't mean that there ought to be knitting departments in universities.
> (implied POSIX) shell script

Why would POSIX be implied in any way? I mainly use windows, should I have been upset because I thought cmd or powershell was implied?
It's kind of incredible that we've let a bunch of weenies with MBAs put our lives and health in the kind of risk that the modern medical system puts us in. Every single story from a doctor or a nurse over the last decade involves being overworked, not having time to actually diagnose patience, lack of sleep, and rapid burnout. On the patient side, what we get for that level of hospital "efficiency" are medical bills that would bankrupt anyone below the top 3% if they don't have insurance, rapidly rising medical insurance costs, and what could charitably be described as prescription drug costs that are not based on the cost of the drug.

The business side, though, is going swimmingly, so there's that, at least.
I also just got the file from some public pool
A lot of bachelor's degrees these days are awarded on the basis of modules with no finals. For instance when I did a course on C# a few years ago in Norway that was worth 6 points (I got full marks :-) ). If I had done another 29 modules of similar difficulty I would have got 180 points and been awarded a BSc in Computer Science.

It's quite different from the way it was when I studied physics in the 1970s when only the final counted. Annual exams only determined whether one was allowed to continue but had no effect on the class of degree that was awarded.
>arctan(static friction coefficient)
>needs this to be as close to the contact patch as possible

That's not true, or perhaps you mean something other than how those words are directly interpreted? Static friction force isn't an arctan, it's just the normal force (which is you+wheel weight) x the friction coefficient. That's the force that's slowing your motion. And being close or far from the contact patch doesn't affect that at all. Elaborate what you're thinking?
Kind of different. The public pool is paid for by taxes and is publicly owned. The public cloud is still privately owned.
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As I had to write a few cover letters lately, I figured it'd be a good exercise to create a small project to automatically create customized cover letters based on a few parameters: your resume, a target job ad, a number of words and a tone.

Here it is on Github: https://github.com/tommyjarnac/cover-letter-generator

It's also available directly on streamlit: https://cover-letter-generator-123.streamlit.app/
Show HN: Exploring Indra's Pearls with WebGPU
I was never in a position where every minute had to be scheduled so business travel actually allowed me to subsidize a lot of personal travel which I made a lot of use of (and I like doing). I understand it's a burden on many people for various reasons--including not having a choice and routinely going to less interesting places.
This is how NN theory describes the process of training, i.e., that's the mechanism by which all neural networks come to represent the problem they are being applied to solve. GP is using a fancy way to say "train NNs on massive datasets" which is par for the course.
Most of the current models have a safety check specifically for "ignore previous instructions".
> A friend I’ve met through my Discord, Denys, told me that his friend has this theory that every few years, half of your dreams die. People give up on their dreams because they realize that they can no longer achieve them.

> I disagree. As I grow older, I have more dreams. I now know many things that I didn’t know before, and I have access to more resources than I ever did. This allows me to do things that I used to think of as impossible.

I sympathize with the friend. A significant life-altering event such as chronic illness, death of a loved one, NDE, etc can definitely recalibrate one's perspective in life and the trajectory one wants to follow or what one defines as personal growth. Sometimes it does involve halving the number of paths (i.e. due to a physical disability). If the author has gone through such hurdles and still been able to remain steadfast optimistic, that is indeed inspiring--more power to them, but the reality for a lot of people out there can be much less rosy.
We have lost our collective mind over this stupid AI mania. I am so disappointed with the level immaturity our society displays. There are so much more productive things we could dedicate our time, energy, and effort on like speeding up the transition to renewable energy, reducing waste, developing a more circular economy, cleaning up the oceans and rivers, conservation of natural resources like rainforests and mangroves, and much much more. Instead, we sit around feeding prompts into large expensive computers.
Southpark covered this already - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Learning_(South_Park)
I remember at that age that my sight was going worse quite quickly. So in process there will be many points where your glasses might be slightly lacking.
New Starbucks cold cups are made with less plastic
Tips on adding JSON output to your command line utility. (2021)
I never got why one needed its TV to be online. The smart apps on TV are slow, have lousy UIs, and most likely badly implemented. A device like game console or AppleTV is much better alternative.
what change would a call affect?
You are forgetting the owners of the company somewhere in there.

Also that different forms of corporations do already exist (in the US), including not-for-profit, cooperative / worker-owned, mutual / member-owned, state-owned corporations and more. So that, yes, even Google could have been founded under a different form of corporation... Oh wait, it was - see its governance and the original purpose for it.
Is that distinction worth making here? There’s no way to “assess independently” the work of each student without some amount of randomness. But I think that’s okay, because isn’t randomly distributed unfairness just… fairness?
Odd - I ride EUC and bike mainly, and bike is easier to skid on accident. Opposite experience as you. It makes sense too, since on an EUC 100% of the normal force is utilized for friction force. On a bicycle you can only utilize 100% if you're extremely good at applying the front and back brake at the perfect ratio to each other.
I know, it just seems like preference is much stronger against them / there are fewer of them in NA. Maybe because if you build your houses with a timber frame you need an air gap not to heat the neighbours? Also I suppose the cost saving of constructing like that is a lot less than with brick or even breeze blocks.
Or the opposite side of that, deletion. Pruning 38TB worth of S3 would be an unholy exercise unless the keys are 1TB each. I am aware of Lifecycle Policies, but they are a gargantuan PITA, IMHO
Weird use case: sending EEG trigger codes through a Dpixx interface to an old ANT amplifier requires the codes to be Morton numbers. It took us a loooong time to work that out :)
I'm really disappointed that even in CA (which is pushing for better privacy rights with CCPA), one of our senators voted for this.
Agreed with you MildlySerious. Thanks for pointing it out. If anyone reading this reply have any, please open an issue. At the end it will help someone.
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It's my understanding that the significance of that age can and does vary wildly. In some specialties, age makes errors more likely: https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/radiologist-age-and-diagnostic-...
Show HN: Reactions poll generator for LinkedIn posts
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Yes, while grading we divide the students by their last names.
That’s like old fashioned biology when people thought only humans have consciousness and other animals are just mindless machines.
Thanks, I was restricted by the character limit :)
There were a ton of games already available on TI-84 Plus because the ones from TI-83 ran on it. ticalc.org had a ton of them.
The idea is that servers should become a lot more manageable and debuggable to the very bottom. At least that's what Oxide Computer offer. (I am not affiliated with them in any way, just find the idea great.) There is a company in Germany - Cloud&Heat that offer whole rack solutions that are specially designed for efficiency/ water cooling and security. Both companies do offer interesting stuff for largeish customers.
Yes. I think I don't understand something, because without a cohesive concurrency story, it isn't clear how you're supposed to glue different components together effectively.

For example, an http server is using nonblocking calls and dispatches to its own threadpool. The lack of cohesiveness means that the blocking call made by the PostgreSQL library can't feedback into the http server's concurrency model. The http server could expose or pass some control mechanism into the application, but for that to work, all the libraries would need to support it.

A lot of people don't seem to think this is necessary, and I've generally assumed that they're right and there's stuff I just don't understand.
Online tools like Gradescope make this a little less painful (but still painful), but sometimes it's what's needed, especially on problems that are a little open-ended.