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Replit announced it's moving from San Francisco for Foster City
The original OP-1 was $600 less than that when I got it for noodling around with music during my commute to work. So yes, if you choose to ignore some criteria, there's plenty of options.
Building a Bimetallic Tea Monitoring Mechanism [video]
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39044586 (“What Happened to the US Machine Tool Industry?”)

https://parallelventures.com/the-decline-of-u-s-precision-ma...

https://www.amazon.com/When-machine-stopped-cautionary-indus...
I guess now that they're no longer the only beneficiary of their network, they aren't as invested in its success. They may also believe that the federal government, and possibly states as well, will offer incentives for them to continue building it out. Everyone knows that their network is more reliable than other chargers, and if the EV charging infrastructure doesn't improve it will severely hamper EV sales. If CA or the feds want their EV adoption goals to be feasible, they will need to subsidize chargers, and especially the supercharger network.
There was a screenshot of some tool identifying it as a finalized CD-R manufactured by TDK. Not the best evidence but something.
Sorry, someone is charging $70 for copies of _Plumbers Don't Wear Ties_? $5 more than for _D_, which at least is an actual game? And it's "sold out"?

I'm not seeing any 3DO games on their site currently, including in their archive section, but I do see that at some point in the past they did release "definitive editions" of PDWT for modern consoles and PC. (The "collector's edition" is $90, but at least it comes with some swag.) Either they yanked it off their site or this is not a recent product.
I thought the point of nosql was O(1) GET and UPDATE operations
Also... McDonalds isn't in the business of selling food. It is in the business of owning real estate and selling "inputs" to its franchise holders. It makes money by selling equipment and food inputs to franchisors. It can't grow revenues if it doesn't find new things to sell to franchisees.
Thank you for making this! I've fallen into investigating the limits of language flexibility before, (and got into f-exprs and Shutt's thesis about Kernel, a great time!), but I've never seen anything quite like this.

It's inspired me to mess around in this area again, and I'll definitely have to re-read your blog post a few times.
rdbms with dynamic json column is totally different from nosql mindset and design patterns, if you are going to design your data in a relational matter but with dynamic attributes rdbms are still better at the job
Hear hear. Most pop/jazz/rock music is generally built off powers of 2 at multiple levels.
Who said it was a resignation of protest?

The GP did it for themselves.
On the Moon, at normal pressure, humans shoud be able to get enough exercise in a jungle gym, or by donning a set of wings, flapping them to fly.
I'm going to disagree with your last point because it should add the caveat that it makes sense when working with third party libraries. It makes sense to implement a wrapper with senseable defaults that comprises of +80% of use cases
raspberry pi's NOOBS package includes Mathematics with a free personal use license
Scientists Find a Fast Way to Describe Quantum Systems
With a hamster wheel, aren't you basically running in one spot near the bottom? If so, do you know what causes the dizziness?
It depended your your location and circle.

I'm my experience, in California/USA there was strong political denial of anything possibly negative about the vaccines.

Public health authorities were proclaiming that there were no possible side effects, even as other countries were restricting demographics and discontinuing use.
Just windows things
https://arcade.software is a different solution in the same category.
AI hits trust hurdles with U.S. military
I hope they can afford the service fees.
Don't use anything with proprietary code, that gives you a good chance to understand everything.
To rule out an electrostatic or electromagnetic interaction with the vacuum test chamber (some stainless steels are magnetic, some are not, but all are conductors that current can be induced in) you could put a strain gauge on the test chamber and suspend the test chamber from the ceiling. If the chamber moves in the opposite direction of the test article then it's an interaction with the chamber and not true propellentless thrust. If the chamber doesn't react then it's another piece of evidence that something unknown is going on.
The 2010 FOIA request was satisfied in April this year[0].. Through a 2010 FOIA request (yes, it took that long)

[0] https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2024/04/declassified-...
Environmentally, you've got to hand it to Sauron
Yup. screen.studio is probably the most popular one out there. And it's nice that it's a one time license purchase instead of a subscription.
Any bets on how long it is before github address this problem -- even though they say it is not a problem?
I hope this does not become a mainstream language. If it does the number of brains being .... I can't continue to imagine it!
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"When they tested LLMs from OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta in situations like simulated war games, the pair found the AIs suggested escalation, arms races, conflict — and even use of nuclear weapons — over alternatives."

"It is practically impossible for an LLM to be taught solely on vetted high-quality data," Schneider and Lamparth write.
>And the lasers in these old machines are losing power over time as their physical components (e.g. caps) decay

That should be pretty easy to fix with a soldering iron.
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Here in Texas we also have the drinking fountain and water bottle combo and I've seen them in most places.
Ticket reseller Stubhub experimented with price transparency ("all-in pricing") and discovered (unsurprisingly) that it reduced ticket sales.[1]

That's why we're stuck with junky surcharges and price dripping - to avoid price transparency that might reduce sales.

[1] https://money.com/stubhub-fees-all-in-ticket-prices/
This is probably adding some interesting data processing steps in a few scientists work… you don’t normally have to adjust for a changing time dilation, but between the change in speed passing through the orbit, and the number of seconds being lost, there’s probably a few instruments where they have to account for the difference in the data over the course of each orbit!
lol - Sauron the environmentalist. Only let down by Saruman’s deforestation failures …
Thanks for the reply!

Seems like this is 'really short term' (under 1h) and in the realm of frequency stabilization (short peaks)...?
Or it could be that people are just tipped out. I hadn't been to a strip club in several years but I got dragged to one a few months back by a friend and I got to tell you the money that these girls wanted seem to astronomically high for the service that they were providing. Maybe people are just fed up with it and spending their discretionary income in other ways. The girls turn their nose up at a couple dollars on stage and are pushing for $500 private dances.

It's just blew my mind. I'm not sure what the house take is but $500 for a private dance for an hour was insane. Senior consultants that solve million dollars problems don't charge that much per hour. I literally had to explain to one of these girls how insane the price was. Because for $500 from the USA if you live near any major airport hub you take a long weekend trip to several Central and South American countries where you can have a whole lot more fun than you can at one of these strip clubs, and you're all in for $500. If that's your chosen form of entertainment, it literally makes no economic sense to spend any money at these strip clubs.

I think at one time using a stripper index as a proxy for a recession measurement would have been good. Nowadays I don't think that's a valid way. Too much has changed across the sex entertainment industry, and the attitudes of the customers have also changed because even if all you want to see is girls dancing there's better value for your money with the other options that are available. Many of those options you don't even have to leave your house.

Maybe a better proxy for a recession measurement would be something like top golf earnings. Or some other discretionary entertainment place similar to that. Are people going on outings spending their discretionary income in that way or are they saving it or did they just not have it to spend.
Not a problem, tax the externalities of warp drives
It's also not an issue of morality.

If you are too afraid of whatever consequences there are to be honest with someone and then violate your agreement with them, you made a selfish decision based on fear, which is the definition of cowardice.
HP workstations are pretty locked down compared to a build it yourself desktop. Like, if some particular type of fan is not connected it won't boot, no way to disable it in BIOS/UEFI settings.

re: HBAs in general, yeah, I'll admit it's weird but I really don't like having to use external active controller cards for reading my storage. I just want my motherboard to do it to keep things simple.
Sure. My analysis is that they have yet to complete a human efficacy trial or provided any statistics.
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Ideally nodejs based as that's what I'm most familiar with. Would appreciate it if someone knows of a good repo / gist that will help me.
I actually have seen that done at a former employer, a very large agribusiness. I bet there are more examples of that very specific, not so intended versioning system out there.
Sorry - straw manning on internet comments is so bad I shouldn't have even gone there with the crypto analogy, couldn't help because I see parallels with regards to general reception.

I agree with what you said here 100%.

Working with it daily I can't help but be slightly more optimistic though. I see LLMs as being a major component of future apps. You have servers, databases, game engines, and now there's this generative token thing you can use for... quite a lot - without an internet connection no less. It will only get better.

The fact that RAG isolates specific document data in a db and is based on regular database querying IME solves the problem with regular LLM accuracy, but yeah ofc still could be some errors like with anything
Thanks for the very thorough response(s)… now, a question, what’s the most basic and minimal bootstrap config of emacs (possibly within Doom) that sets a relative lisp-newbie up to effectively work with elisp inside emacs?

I’ve used lisps, I’ve never used lisp REPLs, and while I hear the beauty of emacs is getting to the point where it’s your terminal and your IDE, it’s non-obvious how to get up to running like that even in its own language.
"It is practically impossible for an LLM to be taught solely on vetted high-quality data"

Huh? Why is that?
> Nazism and Fascism are largely influential today but Caesar isn't.

Sorry, but this is when I just have to tune out. It's like when people say, "America has no culture," or something similar.
From CNN's investigation (first link):

> Satellite imagery showed craters near 11 of the hospitals were consistent with those left behind by 2,000-pound bombs. The munitions were dropped near enough for the hospitals to be within the lethal fragmentation radius, which is up to 365 meters (about 1,198 feet).

> Fourteen hospitals were directly hit. Several, including Al-Shifa and Al-Quds, appeared to have been attacked by Israel.
I don't think they meant it in a negative way. The last line makes me think they mean it in a sort of self-reflective butterfly effect way.

Similar to how anyone might reflect on how the death of a relative or friend ultimately led them to being the person they are now in some way.
The dogs were not humans with human cancer, so we shouldn't expect a clean translation of the results
Raising interest rates decreases inflation in the short term but that debt continues to increase every year.

In 2024 the interest expense surpassed defense spending for the first time in history.

the fed government already can't meet its obligations without borrowing.

so what that means is the Federal reserve has to print more and more money every year to compensate for these debt obligations of the federal government.

which is ultimately inflation

you're right there's other factors of play but this is the gigantic looming elephant in the room

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CURRCIR
So valued at a billion dollars and less than 200 total employees. Also not really an AI company, at least not yet.
Spice?
It's also kinda sad we're at the point where a video of someone scrolling a webpage with an oversized mouse is considered a 'sleek demo', it wasn't even a smooth scroll at that.
Could be. The emerging picture (from some observers (including me, but I'm just one opinion) seems to be to build out like heck, then deal with the 'overproduction' using storage and markets. Storage can be things like smart hot water heaters, deferrable loads, local residential batteries, residential EV charging, etc...
Hey there, what's your experience level with technology so far? That might help commenters give a better, more valuable answer for you!
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I would prefer the version of this comment that lacked the excessive condescension. You could communicate the idea that you wish tactics like this wouldn't proliferate without denigrating the people you're talking to.
I love the irony of proposing someone program like this without spelling mistakes immediately after a paragraph containing a spelling mistake.
You are glossing over very fundamental issues here. If you want to be pragmatic about it, sure. Don’t worry about it. At the macroscopic scale this discussion does not matter and of course I can choose what to focus on, I hope we all can.

But then again, the addict also says he willingly chooses to drink another beer.. I’m sorry, I can’t let go. But I get your point and TBH I don’t really care either way. I just like to introspect and get at the bottom of things and then let go.
No, people go to where the resources and opportunities are.

Markets are for maximising profits. Housing should not be a market.
Argentines recruiting friends, strangers into Worldcoin cash-for-eyeballs scheme
That one is ScreenStudio - it's a great product!

I'm a founder at Yarn (YC W24) – we're building in this space and launching on HN soonish.

We often see teams combining ScreenStudio with products like iMovie, AfterEffects, or Veed. Other products in the space to check out are Tella.tv, Kite, or Descript.

For more advanced motion graphics, you'll often need a freelancer or agency.

Feel free to drop me a message (email in bio) to talk through options!
I genuinely believe this, despite the lack of evidence (largely because it is a fun belief if sobering to hold). You can push the concept way further still, for example we had a technocratic elite last time as well, and they sent us peasants to earth first to colonize it. Genetics wasn't as well developed last time and for some fluke inbreeding wasn't known about, and so, the technocratic elite ended up inbred AF as they orbited earth. They continue to come down and abduct humans from time to time to gather genetic material to bolster their own failing gene pools while also measuring terrestrial qualities to check if it is time to land and lay claim to the peasantry once more, except this time there is a new landed elite that they'll have to fight it out with in one way or another.
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Ouch, thanks for the pointer.

Kioxia/Toshiba (Dell OEM) is another OPAL-optional 2230 NVME SSD.
Problem with it? It's good enough for the millions of web pages out there.
What cosmic rays tell us about Earth's changing surface and climate
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> I could never get any reasonable answer as to why these people think their role is justified. Instead the discussion would always get downvoted and flagged into oblivion. I always found it peculiar for the need of censorship brigading rather than having a reason.

Everyone always thinks their coworkers aren't doing anything. It's tired and evidence-free so what's to discuss?
I'm really crypto-sceptic, but perhaps if cryptomining can be used as the next-best thing to massive resistors to stabilize solar/wind, maybe there's a use for it!
Unseemly lang is another project that goes the other direction, but I don’t remember if it has balanced brace requirements
https://github.com/paulstansifer/unseemly
What am I missing here? There's no special functionality related to the json being stored, it's just being saved and retrieved relative to some column values.

I was expecting something like how you can index on individual attributes like firebase.
hi, this email address says not found, is there an alternate email to send application?
Do you realize who you are talking about? This is a guy that has done this multiple times in the past and somehow always has an endless number of bodies to burn through to accomplish the task.

He did this with Starlink. One day he wasn't happy with how fast Starlink was progressing and so he went up to Seattle, fired the entire team and started over. That led to the Starlink we have now. I have spoken directly with employees there and they totally believe in the mission more than anything and they want to only work with other A players. Again, I am amazed that Musk manages to keep attracting top tier people to kill themselves over his vision but i'm not an A player so what do I know.
I think it’s fair if they want to assume a certain competence from their audience, and they’re being cute. But these aren’t instructions and if they are, well, the ssh command happens first.
I agree very lot with what you wrote and I think what annoys me the most is the unpredictability of side effects, where maintainers of libraries push debug environment variables or similar hacks into their production libraries.

As long as this keeps happening due to the concept failure of how shared libraries are used for both active development and runtime execution, there won't be an easy fix available.

The stubborness of C++ developers not seeing that there is two kinds of different users, devs and endusers, is what also annoys me a lot. I understand their intent to make development and debugging easy.

But honestly, that should not be the job of the developer of a library and rather be part of the development toolchain. If the toolchain cannot fulfill this need, then the concept of binary distribution itself (aka FFI/C ABI/ELF) is wrong and needs to change.

The "never change C" mentality is what got us here, where hundreds of developers rewrite everything in Rust/Go/Zig, hoping that there is an end in sight...only to realize that at some point they have to build a different OS from the ground up to actually be able to really fix it.
> These tests are fundamentally an apples to oranges test. That's ok!

But it unfortunately isn't, you need proper tests to answer such a broad question
txtai?

https://neuml.github.io/txtai/
It's not just me as you can see here.

Nobody says that the word is owned by a franchise but as you see, especially with the "3D" and the fact that the franchise is trending, it causes confusion.
Complete nonsense. The Palestinian National Charter doesn't restrict citizenship to only Arabs, it explicitly keeps citizenship for pre-Israeli Jews and you can bet a million dollars that it wouldn't restrict the Afro-Palestinians, Turkmen or any other groups. The only restriction in the charter for citizenship is for Jews that moved there after the formation of Israel.
> "okay, you might get it, but you won't spread it"

> This ignores the evolution of the virus itself into variants which changed the efficacy of the vaccines based off of previous variants.

The trials that gave us the very high efficacy numbers didn't test infection/transmission at all. More than likely nothing changed here, and the messaging was just a lie by people who didn't understand the press releases, which only said it prevents sickness.
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But you also want to have impact shocks, like your foot hitting the ground, to stimulate bones. Resistance training is certainly helpful, and perhaps a rowing machine could be modified to give you that shock to the legs, too.
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I remember seeing a 3D Secure screen in some app that didn't use a webview but rendered the form as native controls. It worked with Estonian LHV at least (I think?). If that can be done with Stripe, they could render the form as a TUI.

And if everything fails, they can just render the 3DS page in the terminal! (e. g. using Browsh [1]) Although I'm not sure if that would be compliant with the regulations.

[1] https://www.brow.sh/
> Why are you having people base their work off your in progress work?

To collaborate more closely and reduce (or get ahead of) conflicts. The whole point of using git at all is to be able to base your work off other people's in-progress work; if you're not interested in doing that then Subversion works better.
eSpeak uses what is known as formant synthesis, and no LLM as far as I know.
This is nice. I created something similar, https://github.com/jimmc414/1filellm

It converts papers, repositories, PRs, YT transcripts and web docs into one text file in the clipboard for llm ingestion
McDonald's annual cost of goods sold for 2023 was $10.931B, a 9.58% increase from 2022. McDonald's annual cost of labor for 2023 was $2.885B, a 10.24% increase from 2022. The spread on beef/lb since 2020 is 40% delta, flour 60%, and cheese over 100%. Big Cheese Industrial Complex. I guess if McDonalds is greedy for people spending more money, the workers and the farmers are greedy too. Especially in California, where workers just got a 25% wage increase. As you said, /u/imglorp, "It's just greed"

https://www.cheesereporter.com/prices.htm
Terminal app uses AI to help you understand the CLI
The Deluge was definitely a close runner up. Ultimately the OP-1 won me over on being smaller and having an integrated battery.
Which is in fact the original BASIC.

+1 for linking to a scan of the compiler source (and object!) code (note the 20 bit instruction words for the 1964 GE-235?)
Totally agree. I also think that there might be a fundamental divide with people in our line of work (programming), as by definition we've decided to learn how machines talk and think, to address them in their language and understand what they're telling us.

Someone choosing this career path expecting to throw around vague orders and have them resolved exactly as they expected has probably already quit the first week on the job.
Yes they do, and they are unfortunate as we can see here many times over and in this case it is a currently popular franchise which also had some games and this thing which has neither something to do with the franchise, nor with a game or with sand dunes falls into the same pattern.

I doubt anybody would care if they'd named it after some coffee sort or a snake, where nothing of the above applies. There are not many Café games, for example.
Neat! Those weren't available last time I looked around. Thanks!