skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, the whole "(hyper)converged" network gear experience has been... let's say less than overwhelming. I'm happy that this person managed to get an experience they're happy with, but keep in mind that:

-The SN2010 retailed for about 10K (Euro/Dollars)

-It has never been truly available, as in: you could go somewhere, order it, and expect it to turn up in 2-3 days

-Even though small, these units tend to be loud, with at least 2 tiny fans making a lot of high-pitched noise

But the most salient point is that, even with "Linux on a router/switch", there's no guarantee that you'll get decent performance, as that entirely depends on how well the kernel understands the (proprietary) onboard chipset, which usually means that you're squarely in "well, here's this blob that works on certain kernel versions, and good luck with that!" territory.
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It is. People don’t realize socialism isn’t mutually exclusive with capitalism.
i doubt NVIDIA main business have lots of differences, and this acquisition make sense both as add on for their product ecosystems (lock in) or too trying to pivot too cloud base solution.
My Experience with Large Language Models
The problem is EU does not want home-grown ecosystem. EU wants BigTech they can do business (as well as „business“) with.

Big old businesses are very reliant on export to certain markets. E.g. German car industry in China. Thus there's a big push to not have protectionist policies due to fear of retaliation. But such approach does not help to build local ecosystems in newer niches.

Could you imagine EU doing to TikTok what US did?
If a NATO country attacked Russia directly, then the response very well could be a nuclear strike. NATO is a threat to Russia. Russia would need to take a direct attack very seriously and would reply in kind.

Maybe we need a stronger definition of “ally”. The USA is in a treaty with 32 member states that obligates boots-on-the-ground. Ukraine isn’t one of them. The line of where a country’s obligations to help an “ally” is defined in terms like that.
Wait, what ?!
All I see is infinite and then more infinities in the article
This article is a hit piece aimed at Americans with the intention of creating divisions between the workers.

Taiwanese vs Americans.
They do the same thing with Chinese and Indians.

Work overtime or else <some other group> will steal your job.

Classic Divide and Conquer.
That last part in the article about them being surprised that 8% of people in psychedelic clinical trials had difficulties is interesting to me. I think assuming that being in a therapist or clinician's office is a good 'set and setting' is sort of funny, because I can't imagine wanting to be in a clinical setting for a psychedelic experience. I'd likely want to leave and go wander in nature and they'd probably say no, too dangerous, put this blindfold and AirPods Max on. I'd do it for science, but it's not in my top 10 choices of location to do it in!
Also maybe do it across a few more industries.
FAIR really does stand out from the field on available weights, safety considerations that seem at least plausibly connected to abuse potential, and a long-term, serious academic research agenda.

And I’ll remind you that their ocean of multi-modal, longitudinal over decades training set is not in any “uncertain” state as concerns copyright.

I’m pretty fricken annoyed with e.g. Boz given the fact that people at least sort of believe Carmack and Palmer now, which means they at least sort of believe me now.

But that increases, not decreases my obligation to be fair, and Meta AI is on fire.
There isn't one custom protocol.

360 used wireless USB. Xbox One on uses Bluetooth.
China unveils Shenzhou-18 crew for space station mission
I'm no economic historian and don't know where the relevant figures would be for Israel, but having skimmed some history of South Korea and Taiwan I get the impression that when a small country overperforms like this it usually involves a combination of generous domestic subsidies/incentives and a massive influx of foreign capital, which can come in numerous forms including technology transfer. Having a diaspora in more developed countries probably doesn't hurt a country's chances either (see e.g. Morris Chang).
Chuck Moore's alternative to the modern OS is Color Forth. The man is brilliant and he is also a crank in the way brilliant people can sometimes be. When he says "you" he's really referring to programmers (and he's still wrong about that). I don't think the category of "non-programmers who use computers" is a significant part of his analysis.
I think they're referring to Bakersfield and Merced
> Mergers can actually increase the competitiveness of a sector if two smaller players can stay alive by merging and more effectively compete with the bigger players.

You're describing multiple companies coalescing into fewer companies. How does that do anything to increase competition?

> An example is the proposed grocery merger of Kroger (#4) and Albertsons (#9)

I want the merger to fail precisely because it seriously reduces competition in my area. If this goes through, then very nearly all grocery stores (and literally all of the major grocery stores) around me would be Kroger, and I very strongly want to avoid having to do business with Kroger.
I'll just wait for the OS of the Year edition
Further, his work in that area is referenced in other compiler-related books such as Flow Analysis of Computer Programs by Matthew S. Hect.
The problem in EU is that most of the funding comes from the states so they want their own taxpayers to benefit first.

So there's not really any interest in selling tickets from Country A to Country C. Because country B has to put up with the traffic which is already resource-restricted. And they prefer their internal customers to get priority.

This way it will never end up as a reasonable alternative for flying. What's really missing in the EU is the ability to bypass cities. A train from Amsterdam to Barcelona has to cross right through the center of Antwerp, Brussels, Lyon (or a transfer in Paris through a horrible metro connection). It's not possible to have a direct train that bypasses all the cities straight to its destination. That would be a real alternative to flying. Considering the amount of flights between Amsterdam and Barcelona daily it's easily possible to fill a few direct trains. It's that stopping in every city center (without in-city facilities for high-speed tracks) that make it so horrible.

But anyway the EU really doesn't care about this at all and considering the huge construction durations they're too late for this to make a difference in climate change anyway.
"The" safety argument? You think there's only one?

"The unsafe AI"? Which one would this be? Would it be the one which so many people on this very website complain has been "lobotomised"? (No matter how much I object to that word in this context, that's what people call it).
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Characters in a string can be thought of as digits in a base-256 number. Call counting sort recursively on each bucket, looking at the next character in the string. Can you not see the similarity?
How do you handle the lack of security updates to Windows 7?

Edit: I am aware there are many ways and options. I am asking OP which they use.
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It is the worker owning the mean of production, so i don't think you can do more socialist than that to be honest, it's almost the definition of socialism (communism for fellow europeans).

You can find some differences between western co-op and the socialist ideal (mainly, you still have hierarchy and a power structure mostly determined by how much you make), but to me it seems mostly academics.
That's not what the article says. The CMA is intervening based on their plan of replacing cookies with Topics (née FLoC). If they just wanted to drop 3p cookies without a replacement, they could.
> Capitalism is very much like Democracy. It's the worst system other than all the others that have been tried.

There are other systems that we've tried which work much better than the corporate Capitalism that we have in the United States. Most notably democratic socialism/social democracy/mixed economies (with the exact dividing lines between those three depending a lot on who you ask).
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Ok, why would anyone use this when you have industry standard methods already?
Stay safe. Not every Jew is Netayanhu. Not every Palestinian is Hamas. Sometime, I feel you guys just go embrace different religion like Jedi or Buddhism and leave that place. Choose life. Violence begets violence.
Merced has two state universities, though. Bakersfield has … Devin Nunez
They really should have focused on that $25,000 Model 2 instead of a Cybertruck.
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Citynerd did a really good evaluation of the LA-LV Brightline total travel time with connections in the LA basin 4 months ago. His evaluation is that in some parts of LA it's roughly competitive with air travel (he actually looks at automobile/transit connections from Cheesecake factories?! to Caesar's Palace) and it beats car travel time in most parts of LA, but not by a lot.

The problem is getting to the Brightline station since it's so far out from the middle of LA.

https://youtu.be/11Noo855zyA
The request has become law and there aren't any models clearly better than their flagship.
There are train lines all over the world, including in the US that are public and not over priced.
Woah these are around $5k.

Not sure that's a fit for home network enthusiasts, and for business, just pay the bucks to be able to pass the buck - ie get a packaged solution not homebrew.
Why do we use Node.js at Bolt
I migrated to my ancestral homeland in a search for identity Essays
I feel like people confused about why ShotSpotter is so hated need to re-watch the original Robocop.
Centralized planning is only a feature of certain forms of socialism. It's generally not a feature of democratic socialism or the various anarchist forms of socialism.
Most people I know have moved to sublime text from notepad++

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And we all hope EOL will be extended a bit.
The first demo on the page alone shows that it is a huge failure. It clearly changes the expression of the person.

Yes, it is impressive, but it's not what you want to actually "enhance" a movie.
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I hope, if it comes to it, I choose to be someone, to whom this grave and appalling atrocities are committed against, than to be the ones who does these heinous crimes with impunity, and certainly not the ones who lauds these actions and cheer for it.
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Yes. I think the main reason is that json maps so nicely to native types like dict, list, string and double. xml is usually deserialized to a dom object and accessing the right things is a bit more annoying and complicated.

Another thing with xml is that if you give it a finger it tries to take the whole arm and guilt you into using more and more xml technologies like xsd's and dtd's and namespacing and xslt's and before you know it you are neck deep in xml arcana.

Json is also more terse but that's less important.
OpenELM: Efficient Language Model Family with Open-Source Training and Inference
Zoho users should be prepared for the surprise price increase.

Price per user:

Zoho Workplace $0.68

Google Workspace $6

Microsoft 365 $6
Chrome is not the default on anything other than android and ChromeOS. Yet it's quite popular to use chrome on Mac, Windows, Linux, and iOS.
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They are fitting a theory onto data. This is not pure formulation.
Electricity generated by fossil fuels in Great Britain drops to record low
Who owns Volvo?

From the article:

> The EX30 from Volvo Cars (VOLCARb.ST), opens new tab, the Swedish luxury brand owned by China's Geely (GEELY.UL)

From Wikipedia [0]:

> Owners: AB Industrivärden (9.1%; 27.9% votes)
> (6.8%; 15.5% votes)*

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo
Tasmota is firmware you can configure on-device[0] while ESPHome is a YAML-driven construction kit for compiling firmware specific to a device's configuration. Every change to the YAML is a compile-and-flash cycle.

Tasmota is only for Espressif platforms. ESPHome has expanded to support BK72xx, RTL87xx, and the Pico W, but good luck figuring out what's actually implemented on those platforms.

ESPHome supports more sensors/peripherals. Some ESPHome Components[1] simplify the combination of multiple sensors and peripherals to accomplish a task to basic YAML (check out the different Cover components).

Tasmota on ESP32 has an embedded scripting engine with REPL (Berry). ESPHome is... complicated[2]. Triggers, Actions, and Conditions can accomplish very simple automations in pure YAML. For more complicated tasks, you'll be writing C/C++ code.

ESPHome releases frequently. If you're using it with Home Assistant, it will constantly nag you to update ESPHome and all of your ESPHome devices. Tasmota releases every few months. Tasmota suggests not upgrading a device unless you have a particular need[3].

[0] Pre-compiled Tasmota binaries work for most purposes, but there are situations where you might need to compile your own to support less common features or devices.

[1] https://esphome.io/components/

[2] https://esphome.io/guides/automations

[3] https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Upgrading/
Mondragon's example goes exactly against all of your points. It's a 70k workers company ran as a co-op. You can have co-ops running and trading between them, the only point where capital is necessary is for investments in new businesses lines (in the sense of financing capital, not all capital, financing capital from banks can also come from co-op banks).

Undesirable jobs are done either way if people are paid, there's no difference if it's run by capitalists, the government or a co-op, you need to hire people and pay them. A co-op would work the same way.

Capitalism is definitely not like Democracy, democracy has been proven since ancient Greece to be a decent system to organise power, and it has evolved over time to be more inclusive. Capitalism has only shown that if left untamed and to grow on its own it will only consume more, exploit more, and remove freedoms of being a human being in the world if you don't pay up.

Capitalism is useful but every decade it seems to be reaching the limits of what it can be, no better version of capitalism has emerged, every evolution of capitalism has only magnified its destructive power. Democracy has done the exact opposite.
FTA:

Now Volvo has found a different way around the tariffs for the EX30, through the U.S. duty drawback program, which dates to 1789. The program originally refunded companies the tariffs they paid on imported raw materials if they used them to build finished products for export. Today, it allows a much broader array of exports to offset taxes on similar imports.

For Volvo, it means exports of its larger EX90 electric sport-utility vehicles built in South Carolina can be used to offset imports of the EX30 from China.

If this works out for Volvo, this has to be one of the smartest business moves in the auto industry in recent years by Geely.

If I recall, it wasn't clear at all that Geely knew what it was doing when it acquired Volvo; lots of industry doubters that a Chinese company could effectively manage a Western auto manufacturer. But from what I can tell, it has done pretty well with Volvo with a mostly hands off approach and now has a mechanism by which they can import Chinese made vehicles into the US.
Stable rust is inherently compatible with nightly. Especially if they're in their own crate.
It doesn't change the expression - the animated gifs are merely out of sync.

This appears to happen because they begin animating as soon as they finish loading, which happens at different times for each side of the image.
Nightjars are terrifying.
And crypto used to refer to cryptography, not cryptocurrencies. If you use the word crypto today, most people will auto-assume cryptocurrencies.

I completely agree with you that machine learning is a subset of AI, but if you just say AI, yes, it's not technically wrong, but we're gonna lose this battle again. AI is already just LLMs in most people's heads, as evidenced by this discussion.
Hyperconverged infra is basically bundled networking, storage, and hypervisor. Think nutanix, vxrail, Cisco ucs.
I agree that it's not perfect, though it does appear to be SoTA. Eventually something like this will just be part of every video codec. You stream a 480p version and let the TV create the 4K detail.
Windows search has been broken for a _long_ time. Agent Ransack¹ is one of the first things I add to a fresh Windows install. Soon after some unix-a-like ports go on too (usually via cygwin) so I can use find, grep, and friends. For filename based search on NTFS volumes, WizFile² is useful too as it scans the MTF instead of navigating the directory structure bit-by-bit which can be significantly faster no matter how modern your local drives are.

This is the main reason I don't bother even trying Bing – if they can screw up local file search this much, how useful can their global search really be?

--

[1] https://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/

[2] https://antibody-software.com/wizfile/
Cool, thanks! Will have to look into this
What AI does this use? How can it be "end to end encrypted" if the server has to decrypt it to run an AI model?
This looks to be just a window manager with the look of Windows 3.x. I don't think this is what OP was asking for.
Ask HN: Is meta (Facebook) the real OpenAI?
With popular open ai tools like pytorch and open llama models, it absurdly feels like meta is the real openAI. What is your take?
Why are there so many co-ops in existence today then?
I think that could change if the workers are not living paycheck to paycheck. It would also probably be possible to develop some sort of middle ground. For example, workers could be paid a conservative salary and then profits could be distributed as a bonus at the end of the year.
Cloudflare Workers comes to mind.

They have the same service in a way: HTTP endpoint, email, cron, etc. You can edit your code on the same site, although I think that's much lower on their "features" list as compared to val.

Their answer to some of the questions you frame is simply "you dont".

No filesystem, use R2.
No source control, bring your own.
No containers, use wasm.
Heavily centralised economic planning is a feature of Marxism-Leninism, not of Socialism.
t5x was used to train PaLM 1.
didn't IBM just buy Red Hat, and is about to buy Hashicorp?

I hate dealing with POWER8 systems, but the idea that IBM isn't relevant ain't true.

arguably there is a Ship of Theseus argument that the company that built the PC is long, very long, dead.
There's also way more crime than the police have the resources to manage.

My go-to example of this is heroin in the UK: the substance is the most severe level of classification, nobody speaks in its favour even when they regard the war on drugs to be an abject failure ("war on drugs over, drugs declare victory" that kind of thing), yet the number of users of just that one substance exceeds the total UK prison population by a factor of 3.

If you broaden this to all UK users drugs of the same classification, it's around 10 times the total UK prison population. All illegal drugs, 32 times the total UK prison population.

And then there's all the non-drug crimes…
Nobody will use it. A majority of the demographic see it as a Washington disaster Trump stopped but Biden turned the construction back on.

Everyone owns a car and carpooling is trivial. Most homes have one car per adult.

There’s nothing of interest between Merced and Bakersfield. These were towns that grew from the old 99 freeway from Sacramento to Bakersfield and then on to LA.
To be fair, rail is also heavily subsidized, just in different ways.
There's a really good breakdown by Citynerd.

https://youtu.be/11Noo855zyA
When your company is more about ideology, left or right, and not about the excellence of its products this is bound to happen. Because if the products were excellent and no one would care about this woke or anti-woke.

Let's face it Bud light was crap beer and has always been crap beer and was sustained by marketing power and cultural illusion around it more than it was around its taste. Because if Bud light was an excellent tasting beer that people genuinely enjoyed and there wasn't a dozen similar beers of the same or better taste for the same or cheaper price they're woke marketing campaign wouldn't have mattered.

You can see a counter example of this with Chick-fil-A. This is a totally right wing run fast food chain. To the point that they close their stores on Sundays. Their leadership is anti-abortion they are against insurance funded contraception and a whole host of other right-wing issues they stand behind and support very publicly too. That stupid drive-thru line is always spilling out of the lot. People of all political persuasions are beating a path to their door to buy their chicken because they think it's tasty and they don't care about the politics.

So you have a mediocre car product, the Bud light of the car industry, those cars are primarily purchased upon how it made people feel rather than the quality of the product, and then you make a marketing blunder that no longer makes a significant portion of your customers feel good. Very much sounds like the Bud light of the Auto industry.
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You can have many vertical levels. It’s the role design that you want to solve for. The flattening is a side effect. Managers hiring more managers because they don’t have capacity to manage all of their subordinates is a cancer that grows. Do it two times and you now have three managers that all view themselves as managing the same individual contractor at different levels of specificity. And inevitably one guy in the middle becomes nothing but a gatekeeper for talking to the bigger boss. It’s countercultural but productive for people’s scope of work to go down every now and then.

The number of direct reports should scale with the level of tactical involvement. Call center employees -> huge team. Dev work -> small team.

Team of tech leads each running their own project and teams independently? Probably pretty darn big team. You can manage a lot of tech team leads so long as you do not go into the weeds.

As discussed elsewhere, the operational sides of the US military are a pretty good example of effective organization and delegation. This is in part because the critical real time, limited communication nature of military operations forcing the organization to adopt a structure that cuts out the wasteful managerial cruft you often see in the business world.

Russia operates its military more like a U.S. corporation and you can see how it fails them daily.