skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know who is doing the reposting, but the only party that seems to benefit from that sort of thing would be reddit. Why would a 3rd party do that?
HN has a character limitation for the post title and changing the word made the title fit just fine :)
Nice, thanks for sharing.

For those looking for additional security training resources there's another HN thread going on here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40195210
He was also an HN user: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=ryanlol
Isn't that a good thing that the market is flooded with cheap model 3's?

That's the goal isn't it? Cheaper EVs for everyone to replace ICE cars?

I keep hearing about competitors, but I never see any of their EVs, new or used. I see Teslas everywhere.

And cheap model 3's may "hurt" Tesla, but it hurts every other EV maker too. Good for the consumer though.
Tangentially relevant to this is Perl Secrets, a list of operators and constants discovered by various users: https://github.com/book/perlsecret/blob/master/lib/perlsecre...
AI leaderboards are no longer useful. It's time to switch to Pareto curves
Don't go to reddit for the sake of going to reddit. If you don't have a specific content area that you want to engage with, just getting involved in the reddit universe is going to be a bad experience.
I think it's best to consider MacOS not having bash by default.

(The OS shell of choice being zsh.)
Can you expand on that? Are you an adult and where was the field you had this 'quite exciting' experience?
How hard would it be to create a program to send a signal to polkit "impersonating" run0 and obtains a root shell? :)
To me, this just doesn't seem factual. I became an admirer of his in the 2010s. I don't believe he was spending so much time back then picking petty fights and saying unhinged or just extremely politically polarized things on social media in that time period, which the media was just covering differently than they are now. I think his public behavior has changed notably, not just the reporting on him.
As other people mentioned above, karma farming for bot accounts. Reddit probably benefits as well, just like any other social network doesn't want to clamp down too hard on bot activity.
Nvidia's CUDA checkpoint and restore in userspace
Double Agent: Inside Al Qaeda (2015) [video]
> center-seating makes visibility, toll booths and logbook checks a chore. side mirrors are static and too high.

What was the upside of this design decision? Why did they decide to be different here?
i think its patched :/
A bunch of subreddit admins took their ball and went home because they didn’t agree with site changes. This is practically the same thing. There was a whole website to track it.

https://blackout.photon-reddit.com/
Let me retract the word undersizing a little bit. A lukewarm step before undersizing is lowering cost by lowering quality. That's what we're witnessing.
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“OK, the new default password for all our newly-sold devices is now ‘by%8MmRsVWt#m4ZO’. Problem solved.”
Sure thing! There will be support for Firefox very soon
The shareholders that will be voting to reauthorize are not the same shareholders that voted to authorize it originally.

I'm not a direct shareholder, but if the Deleware court gives me an option not to pay $55 Billion that I thought was committed, I'd strongly consider.

What are the implications of not approving? On the plus side, the company keeps the compensation. On the minus side, Musk will be upset; and there's a trust issue for future compensation. On the neutral side, those receiving future compensation will endeavour to follow an approval process that is likely to stand up in court.
"Fairly high"?

In the UK it's £1. 25k Euros is ridiculously high!
Lot tenders use a significantly different design facilitating frequent entry/exit, don't they?
But Musk himself has said that American EV makers can't compete against Chinese EVs without trade barriers. Barriers that western governments have been more than happy to establish.

> "If there are no trade barriers established, they will pretty much demolish most other car companies in the world," he said. "They're extremely good."

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-...
High throughput FizzBuzz

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/215216/high-thr...
‘Using echarts and provided DATA, demonstrate how to convert a table of rows such that the “value” is aggregated and shown on a bar chart as the sum of all “values” for each “timestamp”

DATA: {json array}’

Dumping your data into the context window tends to help specify the task and focus the AI on the data structures to use.
I like primers like this but in an attempt to boil it down it misses a sublety - that being that "P" is defined here as a problem a computer can solve "quickly." When really, the class of problems in P are just able to be solved in polynomial time. You could write an algorithm that is O(n^50) that technically is in P, but a computer would take practically forever to solve. Also, there exist problems that are NP hard that cannot be solved in polynomial time and have atrocious worst-case complexity, but their average complexity is quite reasonable and feasible for a machine to calculate.

A kind of nitpicky distinction, but this is such a common misunderstanding.
The problem isn't macroeconomic. The problem is that Tesla Semi is not a fully baked product. It was rushed into "production" if you can call it that so that a "customer" can literally haul potato chips with it. Probably in order to meet some contractual deadline.

It is also hard to buy the argument that there is a shortage of batteries when there are other Tesla vehicles sitting unpurchased. Why miss a Semi sale when there is slack demand for Model 3/Y? Probably because actually delivering more of them is just a future liability.
Build more freight rail instead.
> Are RAG systems really so heavy they add 4x to the TTFT?

Only the pure python + unoptimized orm ones. So only most of them.
Forums work just fine. You get to have your own community with your own rules on your own website with your own advertisement. If it helps you can also make your own tools. For local communities they are also amazingly fast.

If HN was a sub reddit I would never visit it.
[dupe]

More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40209382
It seems like this app is not for you and quite frankly perhaps discussing it isn't either. Why not skip on this one?
Extension is a PnP, zero-config, cross-browser extension development tool
Presumably the same reason all Teslas have weird door handles: "Oooh, different!" Despite the fact that they're kind of miserable to use and less reliable than a standard handle.
Looks good! I'll give this a swing on my own extension Vim for Docs. Firefox not being supported is a bummer, but it's not like there is a build tool for extensions that does support both Firefox and chromium based browsers.
Precisely. I think it helps with smaller/mundane tasks (that it has seen in its training), but the tasks that actually require a higher level reasoning and understanding of the bigger picture - are not something we can expect the current LLM's to do.

However as I was researching, there are a few interesting ideas in this space that might help these LLM's solve more complex problems in the future. Post here if interested: https://kshitij-banerjee.github.io/2024/04/30/can-llms-produ...
It was, but it was the politics that swung the opinion pendulum from pathological "admire wins, ignore losses" to pathological "ignore wins, disparage losses."
The Play Store has similar fees for IAP and sales as Apple. When people complain about Apple charging developers, it’s not about the $100 annual cost of the developer program.
Hi! Thanks for taking the time to download the app! Privacy was the first thing on my mind also I’m looking to open source the code as well after some cleanup

1- private items are unlock by faceid/touchid/phone code
2- going to take a look at the iPhone SE keyboard, looks like is different from iPhone that has dynamic island/notch
3- the app is completely free, I thought on add some plans, but I change my mind to keep it free forever
r/boardgames is pretty good, if you're into board games.
Awk can do more than you think. Read The AWK Progamming Language.

Also:

gopher://hoi.st/1/dl and gopher://hoi.st/0/files/tgl.awk

make up a pretty complete language.

Don't think on AWK as a more powerful grep, you are missing a great mini-language.
The deposit is generally not on the deadline of delivery, otherwise you would have no need for the deposit.

And again, you're not dealing with global mass production of materials, or are you?
> doesn't absolve them of the fact that they underdelivered on a 8-9 figure deal by 66% over 7 years

I mean, it almost might. The problem isn't the underdelivery. It's Musk's loss of credibility. When he says it's about battery production, it might be about battery production, or it might be that he randomly changed the design at the last minute.
a narrower aerodynamic entry was my reaction to seeing it
I haven't seen a massive correlation in LLM popularity and reddit bots. A good old markov chain can simulate the average reddit thread, and the botting issue has been prevalent for quite a long time.
It happens on meme pages all the time
It might be kind of nice if Postgres had a "force this statement through" option which kills any conflicting processes.

We created something like that in Citus when changing a node's hostname (e.g. during a failover). While node updates should be mutually exclusive with writes (otherwise we might lose them), we didn't want to wait for long-running or possibly frozen writers to release their locks. So after some initial waiting we'd start a background worker to kill anything that was blocking the node update.
If I were Reddit I'd be running some sort of counter-offensive, throwing a few hundred dollars at those services and flagging accounts which upvote my poison pill as sockpuppets.
Isn't Visual Studio 2022 still written in and running on .NET Framework?

Even Microsoft can't manage to migrate it to modern .NET.
I tried to set my status message to something like "Please ask me the question directly", but people didn't like it.

And I hate to have to take my mouse, click on the notification, read "Hello", answer "Hello" and wait 30 seconds watching the "is typing" dots...

I'm thinking of writing a macro (I have many) that answers "Hello" to the last message with a key combination. That way, no interruption if I was typing. A new notification will happen when the actual question arrives.
yes, chromium[1], with some features disabled[2]

[1]: https://arc.net/faq

[2]: https://arc.net/security#browser-engine
> I've lost count of how many times my posts have either been removed or my user banned despite having followed the explicit rules of a sub. Communities vary, but I've found this "you should have read our minds" attitude to be commonplace.

I'm not a mod or anything, but I think there are actually a lot of legitimate reasons for a mod to have that attitude. It's unreasonable to expect a volunteer to create a comprehensive rules of behavior and enforce it in a lawyerly way and keep a community on track and not burn out. I've seen more than a few online communities have serious problems with certain users that would have been best handled with a "we're sick of dealing with you, enjoy your ban." Then, there's also the fact that if a community is too popular, a mod can only scale by being more brusque.
Or just buy from another company that can deliver EV trucks right now (Volvo, Scania, MAN, Mercedes, etc.).
At which point will people say: it's full of humans? Is it about visibility? Human:bot-ratio? Quality? Perception aka "Turing-test"? I'm always curious about people claiming this and that is a bot or AI, how much of those are true and how many have just a failed perception, where not even all real humans can succeed their test.
> Current cost of CO2 is ~$185/ton emitted.

Wow. Back of the envelope math suggests that driving a typical passenger car 1000 miles should carry a tax of ~$75, which would be no small burden. At 40 mpg, gasoline cost for such a trip is less than $200 in most of the U.S. right now.

Edit: actually if you assume 40 mpg the social cost of emissions is closer to $40.

(Of course in practice you'd want to handle this as a tax on gasoline purchases, but that would need to be implemented federally to be effective, probably.)
If you want electric trucks it seems like the no-brainer is (in addition to lot tenders) local delivery vans. I already see electric Amazon vans everywhere. You go out, make the day's deliveries, then come back and charge while docked. It's an obvious fit.

Long haul trucking is the worst fit for today's EV tech.

Building more freight rail and electrifying it is another option for (some) long haul transport that isn't discussed enough.
Some[1] may have missed the point, emojis were never supported by some[2] in their projects and they consider them to be the mark of the beast[3]

[1]you may find him at ::1

[2]HEAD~2

[3]Front-end work
That's a big if, just like anything else Musk said was production ready years ago.
An interesting thought experiment if Telsa was taken over by a standard car CEO right now what decisions would they be making in comparison to Elon Musk.

The bet on the future of cars being electric has paid off. (although may not for lower priced cars for a while)

The future being supervised self-driving looks like a good bet.

The future model being robo-taxi business, I'm not so sure about that.
When used right, reddit is full of the most helpful people on the internet.

The beauty of the internet is that real people love to give advice in a subject that they care about?

Are you trying to become a better cook? Do you want the best chocolate chip cookie recopies? Go to the cooking subreddits and start searching or asking.

It's often the best place for product reviews if there's a hobbyist group
I think the incentives are the same if the shareholders are the same or not.
You covered the implications as I understand it.
Right, but they pretty much all came back. I'm not saying some don't do the blackout for protests, but none I have ever subscribed to have gone away 100% forever.
Waymo is a lot closer to having a working technology package than Tesla.

They could do something wild like partner with manufacturers if they decided that wide deployment onto consumer cars was a good path.
Thanks for taking the time to take a look at the app, the app store link is working now, probably some lag issues in app store while update their stores

Yes, one of the requirements is to be at the latest OS because is using the latest feature from Swift/SwiftData
I’ve tried this before and the latency was awful. Must be like 200ms+. But I guess casual players won’t really notice.
macOS is UNIX certified AFAICT though https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/
> Until you have to gets your hands dirty and find small and bigger faults everywhere. For example, /bin/sh defaults to their ancient

It’s irrelevant. Neither POSIX nor the UNIX certification (or being a descendant of the UNIXes of old like the BSDs) requires a recent GNU userland (which is, as the name implies, not UNIX).
> Basically what I came to is that southern europe of that time had a high degree of exchange with other mediterranean cultures

There were people in England in Anglo-Saxon times. who had been as far away as Alexandria, or Constantinople.

Icelandic sagas in the late 1000s, wrote about William the Conqueror in England, and noted that many of the surviving Anglo-Saxon nobles fled to Byzantium. So, even in Iceland they knew about Constantinople, and probably ostriches too, and that these were real things and places, which you might travel and see, even if they were basically at the other end of the known world. At the other end of the world, Byzantine records mention Anglo-Saxon warriors being recruited at that time.

People got around even back then.
Rail was made obsolete overnight by the Hyperloop, remember?
Fossil gaps don't imply much except that fossilization is rare and dependent on conditions. And there's are definitely lots of well preserved, smooth transitions. I don't even know what you think "bizarreness of intermediate forms" implies, but it still looks consistent with small steps to me. Notably "bizarre" is a highly subjective judgement that really has no place in this sort of argument.

Granted, sometimes those small steps come faster than others, e.g. adaptive radiations. But there's still only so big a change you can make in a single generation that both doesn't immediately render the organism nonviable and gets through all the checks designed to prevent mutations.

Anyway, last I heard the biggest driver for speciation was just reproductive isolation, so unguided genetic drift can make the two sides incompatible.
I couldn't find the text in the act that actually did anything related to what the article states it does. I looked to see if it hadn't just banned weak default passwords but banned default passwords entirely. That is that each device must have its own randomly generated passwords which are generated by another computer with sufficient entropy after the firmware is written to the device.
The issue with Discord, besides UI gripes and excessive chattiness, is that it’s not discoverable.
I mean… sure… it was also propagating a massive, institutional scale accounting fraud that brought down a “Big Five” accounting firm. Comparing these two companies to Tesla is insincere.

FSD is really the only product sold by Tesla that’s been a true let down for years vs the marketing hype, but they have not given up on it, and are now delivering on the hype. The rest of their main line products are industry leading.
The problem is that infinite bicker produces low quality long term training data, terrible ad targeting data, and even worse conversions.

So unless they exclusively plan to sell rage engagement to film
Studios and political campaigns their market is going to be microscopic and terribly performing.
Just to follow on, you can gets started with quite a bit less. My dad took a stab at some basic shots with his prosumer Nikon and a basic tracking tripod.

That's still $1000 body, $1000 glass, $500 tripod, give or take. So far from cheap if you're starting from scratch. But if you already have a body and some glass, it's not a stretch. Or, if you're ok with hunting for used gear, the body and glass can be ~half off new retail.
Coroot Is Generally Available: Simplified Open Source Observability
isn't that expected? or do you mean "I'd buy a minipc designed like a laptop"?
Hey Hitesh, thanks to our contributors, we've introduced some exciting new features to Cognita:

1. Added VLM-based PDF parser
2. Integrated an intelligent summary query controller. Now, you can input multiple questions at once, and the controller will break them down into individual queries, answering each in a streaming format. Finally, it provides a summary of all responses.

Roadmap / Anticipated Contribution Scope:

1. Enabling hybrid and sparse vector search support
2. Implementing Embedding Quantization support
3. Integrating with GraphDBs and relevant retrievers
4. Enabling RAG Evaluation across various retrievers
5. Implementing RAG Visualization features
...and many other enhancements are awaiting.

Excited for the community's backing! Let's maintain the momentum of open source.
> Here are not the least stable places

Honestly, while you'd probably know better if you're on the ground there, Haiti does look like the least stable place right now.
Serial Chesterson's Fence violators due to arrogance and ego.
I expect this news to have a positive effect. I wonder if an individual might own so much stock that they can overwhelm the short market for small durations. The price jump yesterday made no sense to me.
And "BYD has deployed more than 60,000 electric buses that are currently operating around the world" so 1,000 semi trucks isn't so much.

There are more full-electric buses running in London than Tesla had orders for the Semi.
All in all, extremely appalling sentiment and consensus in the comment section.

All good and informative responses that provide actionable feedback to raised concerns are downvoted, and simply incorrect or outdated statements are upvoted.

Please try the language and the features it offers with modern templates first before leaving feedback that is based on assumptions and impressions about things completely unrelated to C#.
It's not as black and white as you portray it.

Both sides of the argument agree that high-performance implementations are doable and not hindered much buy both, you can watch the debate in the profiles SIG zoom meetings.

I think the real dispute was how the opcode space and code density will evolve when more and more extension will need to be added. Will more 32 opcode space and aligned 64 bit instructions but no 16 and no 48 bit instructions in the longterm be a better choice than fewer 32 bit instructions, but 16/48/64 bit instructions?

Qualcomm is also currently involved in the Combined Instructions SIG, and proposed a few instructions in that vain: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dQYU7QQ-SnIoXp9vVvVj....

Notice that these are currently very mild combined instructions, like BEQI, or CLO, which are unlikely to be cracked into uops compared to more complex addressing modes (e.g. apple silicon needs to crack pre/post increment load/stores).

BTW, this article is actually about removing Qualcomm specific stuff from android, see: https://lists.riscv.org/g/sig-android/topic/105816077#msg389
Maybe don't interpolate your experience so much? Not everyone is in the Web/AI space, there are still system programmers out there.

My bashrc is under version control, so any changes would immediately appear if I do "status" command.. for me this was last week. (For the record, I have no desire to uninstall glibc, I like my DNS working than you very much.)

The environment variables are pretty simple, and you should really take your time to learn them. When I help others troubleshoot their systems, one of my first steps is to look at their environments for anything suspicious, this is solving at least 30% of all the problems. And sure, sometimes they are somewhat mysterious ("UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=1"?) but you can often guess from context.

But the most important thing is, a self-propagating worm has no idea which machine is it getting into - is it going to be old server which people want to touch as little as possible? Or is it a dev machine of a C++ programmer (or even worse, build engineer) who know every .so file and "strace" things daily? So while there might be specific orgs where such worm can live for a while, it will be found once it gets to a wider audience.
404Media ran an expose on a new LLM product designed to mimmick real users having discussions on Reddit and plug your product in the comments, called "Reply Guy" (lol)

https://www.404media.co/ai-is-poisoning-reddit-to-promote-pr...

Google is failing, so users start putting "Reddit" on the ends of their search results. Where do we go when Reddit is no longer useful and contains the same AI generated dreck as all the Google search results? It shows how many single points of failure there are on the informational web. Pretty much the only informational resource on the web that's still unscathed is Wikipedia (thanks herculean-level efforts by its editors, mind you), but I wouldn't bank on it in the same way I wouldn't bank on Reddit. The "information age" might be coming to an end.