skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
130k amounts to 65 EUR/hr if you're working as a contractor. This is a low rate for an experienced and domain expert meaning that people with qualifications that think-cell is asking for already earn easily almost double than what they offer. To earn 130k as a non-contractor, you wouldn't have to look for FAANG (which do pay a lot more than that with their TC scheme) - there's plenty of companies that are willing to offer that amount of money for the right skills they need.
I equate it with saying water doesn't exist because it's all just hydrogen and oxygen. Wait, I meant sub-atomic particles.
I think the revenue chart is a bit misleading. Apple was very successful with the Apple II and the early Macintosh models (otherwise they would have gone the way of Commodore and Atari), it's just that the market was much smaller in the 1980s - also, I doubt that the graph is inflation adjusted.
I wouldn't put that in the same category. If you say Canada Goose everyone still knows what you mean. If you say Elizabeth Tower, they probably don't.
The closed source platform Discord may not be the best place for an open source community, but this is probably a whole different discussion. https://matrix.org/
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Sticking to Google photos because I can search for my driving license just by searching 'license' or first 2-3 digits of my license number and it does it for me or search through photo captures of bills and documents by just entering partial Ids or any text the document might have like 'tax 2023'.

I think its OCR and image search is what keeping me hostage there.
Haiku lost the plot as far as I'm concerned when they didn't even try to support the Raspberry Pi as a target (where it would have been incredibly awesome). Right now the RISCv port is usable, but a lot of momentum was lost to the gods of fully open hardware...
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How haven't these problems _always_ existed? What do they have to do with drop in overall population? If change is the problem, then both population growth and movement of populations are already problems and always have been.
Do you feel happy working there ?

If not, it's fine that they keep working like that without you and it's also fine that you don't want to work with them like that.
Does anyone know how his trains are doing ?

He has/had a big layout and then the wildfires hit him.
My point is: why do you visit websites when they've also been "shown to be malicious"?
English is one of the languages on earth with by far the most words, and with some of the most extraordinary writers. You can give as much nuance as you want.

The problem is that, as a non-native speaker, the words carry less emotional weight somehow than my native language. This is not specific to English, and it's not because of a lack of familiarity. It's most visible in swear words - I have no problem saying any swear word in English, while I still get slightly squeamish with certain swear words in my native language.

It's basically a part of how you can't really absorb certain cultural aspects of a language, even if you learn about them. They're never going to be a part of your own internal culture if you didn't grow up with them.
Very nice.

Whenever I see comments about people trying to reinvent make, my conclusion is that make "as a tool" is inevitably far superior, but people are mostly familiar with a small subset of its functionality, which makes it appear clunky. That, and the syntax is very flexible, which means it can easily be abused to write ugly/convoluted makefiles.

If I had one thing I'd want to improve about make, it wouldn't be the tool itself, but its documentation, and a set of reasonable defaults/templates, like you have here.

The documentation is amazing in one sense, in that it's very comprehensive, but very clunky and hard to master in another, in that it's organised in a very high-level manner that doesn't allow it to be used as a quick reference / point of truth, if you don't know what you're looking for. I found myself making anki notes for it, as it's not organised in the kind of way that would simply allow me to refer to the docs for your usecase and get things done. You really either know some functionality exists and can look it up or you don't, and unless you're someone who uses make in expert mode on a daily basis, it's hard to know all the specialised components and be able to combine them all together seamlessly. Hence my anki notes, hahah.

But make really is an amazing tool. I wish people focused on improving make workflows instead of reinventing the wheel all the time with other tools (which are then forced on the user).
There is not a lot of fixed function left in the modern graphics pipeline, economics of scale dictate that there is no net benefit in trimming it.
That’s why you do yoga asanas prior to meditation.
"My guess a whole new paradigm of programming is needed, where you will more or less talk to AI in a programming language itself, some what like lisp. I mean a proper programming language at a very abstract level, which can be interpreted in only one possible meaning, and hence not subject to interpretation."

Code generation is quite old though, and also quite common, also outside the Lisp-family. When doing non-trivial systems development in Java you tend to use it a lot, especially with XML as an intermediary, abstracted language.
AIU quantum computer needs to maintain superposition, but for body superposition is not a concern and it doesn't maintain it.
You're just making shit up. Plenty of people enjoying AI art tools are posting their stuff online. Stop fabricating drama where none exists.
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I feel like your field of vision expanding and everything around you freezing might be considered surprising. These don't become noticeable until near the top end.
Keep those male 20-somethings occupied.
The economists are worried because (retirement) savings are nothing more than a claim on future labor. As people grow older and are less capable of taking care of themselves other people need to care for them. People can be secure in their retirement when the number they have saved is sufficient to purchase the labor they need later in life.

But what will the price of that labor be when birth rates collapse and there aren't sufficient people around to do this labor? Retirement savings mean nothing when the people needed to do the work are not available. For wealthy western countries immigration is the only realistic solution address the shortage of working-age people. It's not a silver bullet, though. Immigration scares people and populist politicians will exploit this fear of change.

We should also remember that politicians in rich countries are very old. They care a great deal about anything that affects their own retirement. To young people who don't have high expectations for their quality of life in their last couple of decades on earth this panic about demographic change may seem silly. But baby boomers care and they are the ones making policy.
Isn't this what resizeable BAR and direct storage are for?
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I’d assumed (like you) it meant that the H100 is ornery AND pickier about what it consumes, while the RTX4090 is playful and will eat damn near anything within reach of its mouth (with its sharp, velociraptor-like puppy teeth), whether you want it to or not.

But that may be straining the meme somewhat. :)
go for hippie chicks who like doing acroyoga in the park, they're cheap dates :)
Exactly! Swear words are a great example, "I love you" another. "I love you" is just something "people say in movies and books", whereas the one in my language is what my mom told me. Big difference!
Playtronica synths. They are touch-based sound generators that can be triggered with capacitive connections. You can make keyboards out of fruit. You can have 3 kids hold hands to form a connection that makes a funny sound. I have seen them at maker and DIY festivals and they are always a hit. I just looked them up and apparently they have all kinds of web toys to control with the hardware. Neat.
Take crypto off your resume -- it's a scarlet mark.
Tell that to the women who are made to feel uncomfortable in their chosen work environments by men whose gut tells them they shouldn't be there.
Chances are the Genius will never get to actually do anything. It’s not like we select for Geniuses in roles that have power
> For example scope.gg rates flashbangs by how many people were blinded. And I’d not be surprised if they gave a negative ranking to flashbangs that were heard but did not blind anyone: those give info to the opponent without helping you.

Not sure if you'll read this, but I've been trying to figure out how the scope.gg "Rating 2.0" is computed, and all they say is that it's similar to the HLTV 2.0 rating, which in turn basically decomposes into kills and deaths and proxies thereof, i.e. no contribution from e.g. flashbangs. This would be in contrast to Leetify which at least counts flashbang assists.

Do you have more information I don't?
Thats very wrong. Owt=Anything Nowt= Nothing.
"Do you want owt from the shop?". "Nowt mate ta". Is usually how you would hear it.
NY state has Regents exams. One year (1980s?) they got stolen from a school safe ahead of the exams. The exams were cancelled statewide.

The cops caught the perps (kids) and gave them immunity to name the folks that set them up to do the job. Surprise: the kids did it all on their own. Immunity was kept: they got off.
In a way that seems a bit like delayed auditory feedback: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_auditory_feedback

And I wonder if different types of people react to it as differently as the stutter/non-stutter dichotomy.
Or does something like regular pledge to a symbol, be it a flag or religious one... Feels like fascism to me...
Like your parent said, the same line of code will or won't populate the navigation property depending on whether EF is already tracking the entity that belongs there (generally because some other earlier query loaded it). You get different behavior depending on the state of the system; you can't look at "one line of code" in isolation unless that line of code includes every necessary step to protect itself against context sensitivity.
No. It’s the lack of backbone that causes the crisis. Why can’t every country do what Poland did?
This is interesting. I just send my application. A little bit late but I'm hopeful.
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It seems so, yes
Which group would you like to start with? Data science?

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/gender-pay-difference-field-d...
Am I the only one automatically thinking about LLMs here? Very wild speculation, but what if we accidentally tapped on a phenomena we actually didn't know before, some kind of "event horizon", related with the arise of consciousness and that's the underline reason about why LLMs work so well?
and that's exactly the thing with having a bigger population: more geniuses, more chances one of them actually fulfils their potential.
At least in Cologne they're regularly hitting 300 (https://verwaltung.uni-koeln.de/studsek/content/studium/ruec...). Dortmund was about ~340 last summer semester (https://www.tu-dortmund.de/storages/tu_website/Dezernat_4/De...). The 400 was just an uneducated guess for more expensive regions.
Exactly! The article is asking the wrong question. Ancient people would have been painting and marking all suitable surfaces in their environment, including each other. Just like modern day graffiti artists (and tatooists) do. But only those paintings and markings sheltered from weathering and decay have survived.
Is it? The nature of their work is that it's more about reaching the conclusion about what the data says rather than build nice reusable software.
Then lets not pretend that a browser is sufficiently secure for people considering using OpenBSD. Given the fact that by its nature a browser runs untrusted unreviwed code on your device it does a pretty good job of making it difficult to exploit, but it is irresponsible to say that its sandboxing cant be bypassed when clearly it can.
Every time... https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/112006855076082650

> You might be surprised to learn that I actually think LLMs have the potential to be not only fun but genuinely useful. “Show me some bullshit that would be typical in this context” can be a genuinely helpful question to have answered, in code and in natural language — for brainstorming, for seeing common conventions in an unfamiliar context, for having something crappy to react to.

> Alas, that does not remotely resemble how people are pitching this technology.
I’m not sure if I should dignify this with the response, but part of caring for old people is having enough young people to do it.
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It is also question of what level of care and investment to elderly is accepted. Many of us want to live as long as possible, but maybe there needs to be some qualitative cut off. Age and situation this happens varies but at some point society can't pay things like life support forever...
Well, iPhone already does that with photos. :)
This seems a pointless conversation. You're describing a stereotype in your head. That's fine, but it's not very useful outside of your head.

Do you think companies are all firing people all the time and being destroyed in 2, say, years in real life? How have companies lasted more than 2 years? Or do you think no company is more than 2 years old?
Many of these products are fully source-available, just different directories live under different licenses. That seems the easiest way.
Commodore 64 runs AI to generate images
Any sufficiently evolved biological process is indistinguishable from magic.
Tbh from a repair perspective I think I'd prefer Samsung's design where it's obvious what each component is and exposed solder joints that might let you desolder something if needed, compared to Apple's nicer looking bunch of black boxes where you're lucky if there's a label on something to tell you what it hell it even is.

Also TIL Iphones have two separate batteries? Quite unusual.
I think finding out what they're saying about (rather than to) us would be amazing
Vote when all the choices are oldies? Senate is the oldest it’s ever been. Many over retirement age.

We’ll be voting on two ~80 year olds as presidents who both can’t run a 100m sprint.

There are less young every year.
He seems to have been sacked by Cato for his Ukraine views https://twitter.com/AltAltLeft/status/1646505224457138176
Intel reduces latencies of chat LLM app using quantisation
Curious about the motivation for this. It’s basically where we were at right before JSX took over, e.g. mercury [1] and the old hyperscript.

Except it’s missing the ability to hydrate components on the client and re-render.

[1] https://github.com/Raynos/mercury
No PHP nor JavaScript SDK? You guys don't like money?
I haven't used it in over a year so my memory may be failing me.

And to be fair I used their match explainer that focuses on rating in a single round, and to show you your mistakes. They rate pretty much everything, including the flashbangs I described. I must admit, I was not interested in my ranking, only in my mistakes. It is very possible I assumed all ratings in a match analysis counted towards your overall rate, but appears to be wrong.

So yeah, in the end we are not talking about the same thing. Sorry for bothering you with this!

(although it would be pretty interesting to have all those fine details be at least a signal for a player's overall rank)
Reminds me a little of https://github.com/ohanhi/hyperscript-helpers

Could this also work in the browser?
maybe add me through my dc server so I could know some more details
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This kind of planning may not work because of the difficulty of estimating tasks and the nuances that arise, but what about the similar idea of recording not what to do, but what has been done? For example, a text document where you can enter the date and time by keyboard shortcuts and keep a record of what you have done at regular intervals?
Something like

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Has anyone tried something similar or maybe there's some common name for it?
The while point of GPU memory is that it's faster to access than going to memory (like your main RAM) through the PCIe bottleneck.
Exactly.

Excessive bureaucracy? Sure, let's improve that.

Taxes? No need to turn into US and have barely functional government with no services for the poor.
Robust, affordable storage at very large scale will be developed for vehicles, even if nuclear were to win. A Tesla might have 70 kWh of storage; there are 283 million motor vehicles in the US. That's about 20 TWh of storage right there, or about 40 hours of average US grid output. (This is not to say the vehicles' batteries themselves will be used for grid storage, although they could be.)
A Ford is considered “reliable” now? I suppose the Ford psyops are working.

Buddy in the independent repair shop business cites Fords as his most profitable vehicle manufacture. He knows when a Ford rolls into his shop, it’s usually going to be a ton of work to keep his boys busy. Or the customer ends up declining all repairs.

Expect to replace Ford vehicles on a regular interval (4-5 years?) or pay up on costly repair items.

For alternatives, if you are entering a trade honestly consider a work van or “sprinter”. Much better at storing and transporting your equipment. If this is a vehicle that will just be hauling groceries around, honestly reconsider why you are buying a truck in the first place.
Look at PicoGUS [0], at first it was a similar semi-prototype board with an off-the-shelf Pico module and then it was redesigned into a neat simple expansion card.

Give it some time.

[0] https://picog.us/
If you have a RPi, RISC OS is an option.
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A lot of criticism of bureaucracy is valid.

But you don't have to go further to see similar criticism of US bureaucracy for example.

I absolutely advise against people trying to do this on their own without consulting with specialists first. In the same way people shouldn't do this in the US (like opening an IT company in some random state).

But I'd say the attitude and market problem in Europe is harder (even in some more "market-oriented" countries)
They do, but they buy a pass to a gym that is closer to home, which does not help building relationships within the company.
It's not clear why, although empirically that's the case.
Ouch! the marketing segment is rather annoying.
> Don't believe me? Watch Eric Schmidt or Marc Andreessen talk about Europe.

Yes, let's follow the guy who was "proud" of Google's tax avoidance scheme [1] or the guy that's happy that oxycontin and video games exist to keep poor people quiet [2].

If these are the parts of the US you want to import to the EU, no thanks.

[1]: https://www.itpro.com/644638/eric-schmidt-proud-of-google-ta...

[2]: https://prospect.org/power/2024-04-24-my-dinner-with-andrees...
reading this makes me very happy to have done by university in France.

My tuition was 400 euros per year for undergrad and master's.
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Obviously the article leave a lot of the science out, but this sounds like it’d be an easy thing to test for (which they’ve now done). Why wouldn’t this have been done years ago - I’m not trying g to say they should have done it earlier, as I genuinely don’t know. Is the tech to check this new? How much other science has been based off of this theory in the meantime?
> In all honesty, it’s so bad that, by now, Europe is considered a meme in the international startup ecosystem

Yet there are a bunch of unicorns in EU. How did they manage to do that in such a hostile meme culture?
I use org-mode for todos, which is pretty damned nice (after a sharp learning curve).

It lets me link to Jira, email, slack, and files in one place.

I'm planning on adding TODO and BUG entries from my code files into an org-based tracking system as well. I'm going to need to come up with a filter for them, though. I slap TODOs everywhere. org-mode and org-agenda also can't handle thousands of files (I've tried).

I'll need some way to promote TODOs into an active state. Maybe ripgrep all my files for the keywords, add the files to an index, and maybe with Projectile, I can add the TODOs to an active org-agenda state.
> One still has to fill out customs declaration for packets inside the EU for example.

This is false. Inside the customs union there is zero paperwork involved to send goods. Put it in a box, slap an address label on it, bring it to your favorite parcel carrier, done.
The irony is that this was probably straight in a system prompt to provide diversity in order to AVOID biases in the training data.
I am active on discord. I think we talked about this previously, lorwan related, a while ago.
> For startups, Europe’s main problem is fragmentation.

Yet Uber operates in most European countries.

It is very much the bureaucracy that’s holding it back, and the bureaucracy stems from the culture.

The corruption then makes it worse.

Why do so few countries in EU have ride sharing?

Fragmentation is an excuse.
What about this?

Sleep Drives Metabolite Clearance from the Adult Brain (2014)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3880190/

> Using real-time assessments of tetramethylammonium diffusion and two-photon imaging in live mice, we show that natural sleep or anesthesia are associated with a 60% increase in the interstitial space, resulting in a striking increase in convective exchange of cerebrospinal fluid with interstitial fluid. In turn, convective fluxes of interstitial fluid increased the rate of β-amyloid clearance during sleep. Thus, the restorative function of sleep may be a consequence of the enhanced removal of potentially neurotoxic waste products that accumulate in the awake central nervous system.
Hell, if the area is really so cheap, you could even use every other floor for plant and run the plumbing through those levels to the risers. Then anything not used by the plumbing can be storage or other non-living space for the unit above.

You could have a workshop in a skyscraper!
> grey facextok goo

Your comment is a bit obfuscated, are you saying we, Europeans don't need Facebook, TikTok, etc.?

But those platforms are super popular here anyway.
> Bad code in lisp can be an inpenetrable eldritch abomination where the only option is to rewrite from scratch.

That’s also true for good lisp.