skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you assume rice is 600 calories per kg. And an average need of 2000 cal/day-person. 2,000,000 people in Gaza, and a truck can carry 35,000 kg.

Need about 2X10^6 X 2000 = 4X10^9 calories as day.

At 600 cal/kg you need then 6.67 X 10^6 kg of rice per day.

Truckloads = 6.67X10^6 kg / 35,000 kg/truck = 190 truckloads of rice per day.

Most likely conclusion is Salafists and their supporters lie about everything.
Much as I dislike crypto, that's more of "having no sense of other people's privacy" (and hubris) than general scamminess.

It's a Musk-error not an SBF-error. (Of course, I do realise many will say all three are the same, but I think it's worth separating the types of mistakes everyone makes, because everyone makes mistakes, and only two of these three also did useful things).
That safety record says that copper dust/particles are definitely toxic to humans and there are plenty of instances of it getting into things it should not so I'm not sure what you are trying to say.

If copper found its way into everything as invidiously as pfas has, that would be really bad
I'd like to add the perspective here that only the US "makes routine use of jury trials in a wide variety of non-criminal cases" [Wikipedia], so most of the world believes that justice can take place (at least in some circumstances) without a jury
I would use choose it for a C++ only project, but that’s because the alternatives are so horrible.
NFAs are apparently undecidable since the same input can go to multiple states. DFA states can only go to one state when given a particular input sequence.

The Dragon book contains an NFA to DFA algorithm (powerset) which explodes states with multiple exiting token transitions.

PS: All your DAGs are belong to us.
so all psychopaths do, aren't they?
Altman wants to be a part of AI regulation in the same way Bankman Fried wanted to be a part of cryptocurrency regulation.
In cases like this, don't damages essentially equate to the profit a company makes from the false association with the celebrity?

Otherwise, it'd be impossible to show damages if you weren't personally being denied business because of the association.
What keyboard have you switched to?
Probably anyone but her inner circle can "approach her" directly. I would expect any other kind of connection to be made through her agent.
If Israeli courts give clearance to conduct that violates IHL, then that is certainly an unwillingness to enforce said laws.
What would you consider the "average textbook"?
It's not about being held accountable at all - it's about who is holding them accountable.

The belief is that as sovereign nations, they can hold their own people accountable, and no one else should have the right to hold them accountable instead.
That won’t work already because your timestamp isn’t part of your primary key.
Let them keep the long guns (of reasonable calibers; not, say, .50 BMG). It doesn't make much of a difference in terms of lethality, but long guns are much easier to shoot accurately, and the average American cop is very bad at that as it is.
I see you haven't heard of the Xbox 360 E: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Xbox_360_retail_config...
Both Intel's and AMD's newer chips have NPUs as well. They are also better in the power consumption area, not as good as arm though. I don't see a reason they can get there as well, the actual instruction set does not matter much for power consumption.
The MS announcement also talks about Intel/AMD favors of their "Copilot+ PCs"
Everyone but Ken, yes. Sierra could have been Cyan https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40404054 Two successful games 25 years ago and they are still around.

Ken ambitions killed Sierra, Ken wanted that G5. This https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr9_GfeoCjk [Tropic Thunder Tom Cruise Dancing to Flo Rida Low] is an accurate reenactment of how Walter Forbes lured Ken Williams into selling
The Justice System is all about clever legal maneuvering. It says it right in the name.
Another quality post by Bret Devereaux, the man single-handedly puts out some of the best content on the Internet these days.
will that be the case in 18 months?
> What do you mean by this?

Whatever the spec says.

> You can treat each usage as an the creation of a new value

No, you can't, because aliasing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing_(computing)

You really are totally clueless.
You lose out on some of the incremental compilation speed that Bazel offers doing this. I think many in the Bazel space suggest using Bazel inside of a Nix environment.
Retric sez "So this isn’t about collage, just the artificial hoops that some colleges use to "

Whew! I am truly relieved to hear this "isn't about collage[sic]...".
> we can elect legislators that enact laws that align with our values

Not really, though. Here in US, most of the time, best case is that we can elect legislators that won't enact the laws that horrify us the most (but they will still enact plenty of nasty stuff).
How do you keep your knowledge after deep dive? Do you try to use it somehow? I found that reading a lot usually does not contribute to long term proficiency in a given topic, unless followed by non trivial amount of practice.
> After that the PA is going to try to take over. And Israel will "protest" the whole time like the Br'er Rabbit. The PA can't look like Israel helped them take the area. Both the PA and Israel want the PA in Gaza, but neither can say it out loud.

If that’s the plan, I can tell you with certainty it won’t work.
1) In-memory execution engine - It uses Redis as the core execution engine and decouples it from the durability layer.

2) Transaction log - It forms the backbone of the durability layer. It handles data replication, leader election, and data recovery.

3) Off-box recovery - It offloads recovery of failed nodes to ephemeral clusters and S3 for performance improvements.
Do you mind doing a quick teardown of modern PHP? The good the bad and the ugly?
Honestly this is pretty cool, but I'd encourage anyone getting into 3D printing to learn CAD tools well enough so they can make these for themselves in Fusion 360 or Onshape
Yes, let's take dozens of terminal emulator projects out of maintenance mode so app devs can individually and capriciously overload my shift and escape keys, because modern.
A more undemocratic, anti human rights perspective is hard to imagine. Only I can hold myself accountable is the essence of authoritarian thinking.
Hopefully this will incentivize Microsoft to fix the current WSL virtualization on ARM chips.

Something's that's been broken for years now: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/11274

(also see this as a warning if you are considering a Microsoft ARM device)
> once the project was sorted out

The problem is this never happens.

It's constant churn in that ecosystem to keep the build system working in any medium/large project, way more so than in any other backend runtime/package managers I've used.

It's hard to quantify, maybe, but it just feels like constant stress. I've worked in bad Java shops where you wonder if the build will compile today. The average Node places are much worse in terms of the tooling and build system not working for whatever fancy reason on <insert day>.

Recent example: Did someone at Google decide to merge a PR to a library two dependencies down? Because now shit won't compile, the compiler OOMs. Just what I wanted to figure out today, a crashing compiler on a minor library version change that nobody asked for.
yeah, that was just poking the hornets nest. Even if i wasn’t mad enough to make a stink over my voice before, plausible deniability and all, that would’ve sealed the deal for me.
> There is no world where combatants can expect to be allowed to enjoy the protections civilians are afforded while still killing you.

That is true, but this does not take away the protection afforded to civilians. As a concrete example, if you take fire from people in civilian clothing holed up in a hospital, then you can return fire in that specific occasion, but you may not start to indiscriminately fire upon people in civilian clothing or hospitals.

(Also, you are not required to wear a uniform. You are required to distinguish yourself from the civpop by at least openly wearing arms and/or wearing a distinctive sign. Keep in mind not everyone in a uniform is a combatant, and not all combatants are armed.)
Welcome! Pretty much the only ads here are paywall links. For some reason they’re allowed, but usually somebody posts an archive link
> Very often, especially in startups, when the new app is created, it is first created for iOS and then for Android. Having proper Swift support would reduce effort for bringing apps to Android/Windows.

I mean, this is just absurd logic. How is the lack of Swift support on non-Apple platforms somehow up to Google or Microsoft? The burden to support more platforms is on the language developer, not the platform dev.
Yes bro, I use llama. So All workflow genereta by AI. I only just verified that question to ai's output : how, why, ok?
I think “quarterly profits” is a perfectly acceptable answer to the question “why now.”
> and in fact there is a new port in the strip being built (maybe done already).

I think yesterday or the day before the first aid came in via the port, actually.
I can't believe this demo hasn't been deleted yet:

https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1790089521985466587

Giggly, flirty AI voice demos were already weird, but now it's even creepier knowing the backstory of how they try to get their voices.
Hashtag doubt. They don’t mention how many hours of ads in your start menu it supports, nor how much telemetry it can send
I'm not quite sure why you find this more annoying about the left than the right.

The fact is that politicians slice and dice their constituents by demographics largely because it works. People are individuals, yes, but politics is no different than marketing, and there is good reason advertisers spent billions for "highly targeted" marketing.

I think the issue you point out is just what happens when any party starts to take their voting blocks for granted.
$25m spend to save $6m annually is a return on investment of 4 (and a bit) years to break even, then it's positive afterwards. So as long as the project runs for more than 4 years, they'd be ahead.

The only problem is that the database code might need maintenance, specs change or situations change, and the cost is _not_ 25m, but way more per year than anticipated. So much so that after a few years, a new batch of engineers start eyeing writing a new database system to purportedly save money...
What the... I played it on my mobile one handed. Respect to this guy and achievements of neuralink. I can't believe it..
Yes, the situation in Europe is much better, even more so after the introduction of PSD2 which requires strong customer authentication and is specifically designed to avoid (or at least minimize..) identity fraud.
Did they IPO when I wasn't looking? That is, what's different about this quarter versus last quarter? If the answer is "things are going worse this quarter than last quarter" then that's the nugget I was looking for/wondering about.
I wonder if it would be possible to create a 'Dead Internet Google' by instructing ChatGPT to create a fake 'search results' page for any given search page, and generating a fake website for each clicked linked.
Considering the Oct 7 attack it seems pretty wise of Israel to have not allowed Hamas a more advanced military. It is the professed goal of their government to eliminate Israel.
What would happen if there was someone else in the world with exactly the same voice as Scarlett (or very, very similar) and they expressed a desire to work with OpenAI? Would Scarlett still have the right to prohibit its use?
The situations aren't comparable. Most Israeli citizens are of MENA origin; they are not, as activist wisdom would have it, ambitious Europeans.
I think the change in browsers from text-only zoom to whole-page zoom was a huge mistake. At least Firefox still gives you the option.

Front-end developers: test your layouts in Firefox with "Zoom text only" set. It should work for all settings from 50% to 200%.
Only browsed but this is really interesting and I'm glad it was published.

I understand why a unified model is an interesting thing to work on but doesn't the discovery of "modal-competition" suggest that at least short term it might be even better to train specialized models for each modality and some sort of modality-supervisor (glue code model)?
> I'd also be very curious at the ICCs classification of a civilian (dressed) mob cheering for the murderers and rapists of 22 year old girls like Shani Louk paraded through Gaza.

Still civilians, obviously. Cheering something does not make you lose civilian status. Only actively engaging in combat in some capacity does.
Well, that's not what the story was at the time. "You don't order enough" was the reasoning.

Further, nearly contemporaneously after apple M chips debuted intel released chips with P and E cores. Furthermore, Intel made lots of chips that have TDP under 10W, even 5W - multicore, even. I still use them to run HA VMs for emergency communications internet gateways.

"power-efficient" is a weird thing to claim, anyhow. What does it mean? PPC were much faster per socket than maybe even server class chips by intel, if you wanted power efficiency you could run them slower and get whatever FLOPS/J intel could give.

I am very sure i remember Apple not having a choice.
Israel offered them full rights multiple times. During the Oslo peace process https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo_Accords and later in the Camp David: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Camp_David_Summit

Many (IMO most) Palestinians don't want to govern themselves. They want Israel erased. Israel tried "govern themselves" in Gaza.

There is nobody representing Palestinians that will accept resolving the conflict in return to control over the west bank and Gaza. This is true in multiple ways, firstly the Palestinians are fractured and have no one representative. None of the different factions would accept this either. Find me one Palestinian leader that says that.

It's super naive (sorry) to think that this conflict would be over as soon as Israel withdrew from the West Bank and Gaza. Ariel Sharon wanted to withdraw from the West Bank if the withdrawal from Gaza proved successful. Most Israelis do not sympathize with the settlers (at least that's the way it used to be, public opinion shifted a lot with all the violence). What would happen is that Hamas would take over, just like it did in Gaza. The PA is relies on Israel's support right now which prevents that from happening. Then all of Israel would be bombarded with rockets, mortars, etc.

The Palestinians demand the right of return, that is any refugee from the war of 1948 and all their descendants should be allowed to return to Israel. This is a non-starter for Israel and something without precedent in any other war in history. What this means in practice is the destruction of Israel by killing or expelling all Israelis. The other point of contention is Jerusalem. Israeli maintains freedom of religion and access to all religions. When Jerusalem was under Jordanian control Jordan did not. It's unlikely that Jerusalem under Hamas control would maintain free access. Jersualem is the holiest city for Jews.
I’m sure to be in the minority in finding this fellow’s writing poorly edited and roundly devoid of incisive insight. I’m being droned at by a textbook whose author has an italics fetish (lest I miss his point in a deluge of exposition - emphasis need not be emphasized were it not drowning).

It’s inevitable one learns, but I long to read a scholar with a little style and rather more respect for his audience’s basic knowledge. Informed and informative, yes; erudite or pithy, he is most certainly not. Given a Gordian Knot this author would spend four years quite precisely untying it, never once noticing the sword he daily affixes to his hip.
Well you mean buying direct from manufacturer for their asking price online.

I mean that you can buy from a dealership for asking price online.

I have done countless deals over the Internet and had a driver or a truck deliver the car to a customer. Some for asking price, some discounted.
CEO's have been studied to have a disproportionately higher rate of psychopathy. So there's a little correlation. You don't get to the top of a company in this kind of society without having some inherent charm (assuming you aren't simply inheriting billions from a previous generation).
2024 State of the Java Ecosystem
Replace Redis by using UNLOGGED tables and TEXT as a JSON data type in PostgreSQL. Use PostgreSQL with SKIP LOCKED for message queuing instead of Kafka. https://www.mycoveredcalifornia.com
That is correct. My scenario of annexation does not include the right of return. Israel is never going to allow that.
Seems like almost no Node framework has this out of the box. Maybe AdonisJs, but I think you still have to create login and signup page templates yourself (and password reset forms, etc.). It's probably because Node is used to back self-designed SPAs, but it's still a bit of a bummer for getting a new idea off the ground quickly.
Israel's rationale for de-facto annexation is irrelevant.
Neat idea! Tried it, at the moment the model files have open edges, PrusaSlicer croaks on them.
It was not POTUS that rejected my ideas. It was DARPA-funded researchers at a university I worked at.
"web frameworks are excellent for web development" yes, that is correct.
It reads to me like he used a big dollop of flattery to get her to agree then asked her to reconsider when she said no? That's cringy.
> He told me that he felt that by my voicing the system, could bridge the gap between tech companies and creatives and help consumers to feel comronable with the seismic shalt concerning humans and Al. He said he felt that my voice would be
comforting to people.

To me, that reads like the same kind of snake oil he sold Elon when he proposed the joint founding of OpenAI.

I can just about imagine the books in his private library. The Prince. 48 Laws of Power. Win Friends and Inference People.
The level of insights and clearness in your message, and most comments in this thread actually, is surprising great compared to what I often read on HN.

Thank you very much for this
The root comment we're replying to here is saying that the previous model Surface was out by 2-4x.

I'm of the opinion that's getting into the realm of impossible numbers, absent evidence otherwise.

If you get it out of the box and it doesn't get what they specify - that's misleading at best, fraud at worst.

The car tests do specify the testing conditions, so I would expect that my car would perform the same under the specified conditions.
I've been using CalyxOS with MicroG for Google Play services and the Aurora Store to download apps without logging in. It's been working great and the only thing I've had to give up is reliance on in-app purchases.

I was worried about banking apps in particular but so far everything has worked without issue.
Interesting, how does it compare to proper (open source) time series database like InfluxDB other than being 'Postgres' like ?
> that's more of "having no sense of other people's privacy"

Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
Regenerative braking means that if you drive them right EVs can have factory brake pads at 100k+ miles that look new. https://x.com/niccruzpatane/status/1785043593427640326
Does battery drain depend on how many people are on a call?
I have experimented with "Simple Keyboard Simply" and "SayBoard", both available on F-Droid. I don't love either of them.

On the Signal App, you can request the incognito keyboard mode, and my tests show that GBoard does respect that setting. But that's just for the one app.

[1] Simple Keyboard
https://f-droid.org/packages/rkr.simplekeyboard.inputmethod/

[2] SayBoard
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.elishaazaria.sayboard/
It took me quite a while to get traction back then with ZendFramework V1.0

I fiddled around with Flow, from Typo3 and a bit of Laravel.

If you only add a controller here and there and do some simple database query you can work in 20 frameworks in one language in parallel.

I side with you, frameworks per project on a rapidly changing basis won’t work. Experience is a must, 3-6 month extensive exposure to doing some heavy lifting as well as debugging is a necessity. Staying up to date and dealing with migration issues as well as older version maintenance is a must, code reviews, build pipelines, even bug fixes or change requests.

Also frameworks evolve quite a bit over time and there also seems to be trends and biases towards certain tools or add-ins in certain cases, setups, configurations.

So in my experience I never met a jack of all trades, only real masters of one framework with all the ins and outs.
I confirm, I have just started exploring the world of 3D printing and I am therefore also learning how to 3D model with Fusion 360. The software is very powerful and has already allowed me to create some models that I am very satisfied with, an example of a parametric junction box:

https://www.printables.com/model/871589-parametric-waterproo...

https://makerworld.com/en/models/456321#profileId-366679

Moreover, the work is the result of suggestions obtained from /r/functionalprint on Reddit.
Why is it your first contender, rather than AntennaPod? Podcini is a fork of AP and it seems that at this point they're still quite the same.
It's not an outlier. You will see more than 26x improvement if you try this on an even deeper LLM with more layers. The deepest model they have applied it on has 30 billion parameters.

Edit: I apologize. The table was cut off on mobile and I didn't see that they sneaked in GPU+CPU offloading for the 25x result.
> Despite the international hatred of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, there is no international rule or law forbidding it.

This flies in the face of most of what I've heard/read on the subject. Israel is considered an occupying power (in WB and Gaza), and occupying powers in general aren't allowed to build settlements in occupied territories, no?

I'm not sure how the Ottoman law is connected to this at all? Why is that the reigning law of that land, the Ottomans haven't had ownership of it since 1918. Isn't it considered Jordanian land, since they annexed it after 1948?
I'm not sure how Google an claim they have covered the monetary damages, when in this case a jury is required to decide what the monetary damages actually are. I don't think they will be allowed to opt-out of risking punitive damages or higher actual damages discovered during trial. I'm kind of surprised they tried it given the headlines will obviously be negative.
Why use force when money can be pretty convincing on its own?

You can also help convince by giving false assurances or falsified statistics and results for their investigation.
These are probably taken at the Alang (India) and Chittagong (Bangladesh) Ship Breaking Yards, where they run the ships aground at high tide. Both visible on Google Maps satelite view:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/21%C2%B023'21.9%22N+72%C2%...

https://www.google.com/maps/place/22%C2%B027'24.5%22N+91%C2%...
My comment is based on my person experience as a student.
Nope. It’s all Twitter beef that spiraled into drama over the weekend. Prepare for the discourse to continue this week as there will be a few crossover podcasts from JS and PHP land with various talking heads.
New Compilers, New Timings
>She grew to dread the subject and avoided staying involved with it

How very scientific.
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